24 10 352 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/353ae5ca3667e85192b602aa55b9831f.pdf a4794c399d45d097945e8af7048cc9ad PDF Text Text 353-12 } THE UNION PACIFIC CO.AL COMPANY I {/ I 1 RELIANCE TIPPLE Part 2 From: January 13, 1935 �kock 5prlncc - Octobe~ lJ, 1954 I-Jr• I • N. Bayless - 0.:1iaha: i·.tto.cilod llere'.•1itll , .ln ros ponse to your ':Jerbal I .ull(.;l Ot.Ul·es Vu. J/ j d Ori:1in"1 Signed V . 0. MURRAY �THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY DESCRIPTION OF RELIANCE TIPPLE LOCATED 7 MILES NORTH OF ROCK SPRINGS SWEETWATER COUNTY WYOMING All concrete and steel, 5-track tipple, capacity 500 tons per hour, constructed in 1936, receiving coal from p it car dumping station, all designed and built by Allen a nd Garcia Company, Engineers, of Chicagos Illinois .. Gravity operated C. So Gard Company rotary dump for 42" track gauge handles 137 cu. ft. level capacity steel mine cars, from 25 HoPo load car feeder at 80 fto per filinute, pas t 10 ton mine car scale into dump ♦ £ram dump, cars pa ss by gravity over kickback to trip maker, operating at approximately 50 feet per 1ai nute to make an eupty trip of 30 cars. Coal passes from 7 5-ton rotary du.mp h opp er thru 5 'x9' rec i_procating feeder to 48" belt conveyor with )6"x48" magnetic head pull ey discharging on main shakers 8' vi/ide, arranged in upper and lower units for balanced drive, sizing and delivering coal to the slack table, and the lump, egg, and nut picking tables. :i.•1i x ing and crusher conveyors arranged at ri ght angles to the picking tables, vlith suitable gates provide a wide selection of combinations for the delivery of coal over 1hree loading booms 48" wide , and telescope slack chute to open cars, also to an OttU!llwa box car loader with feeder on the box car tracko The crusher is a J6 11.xJ6" single ro.J..J. Jeffrey receiving lump or egg coal from the upper strand or the crusher conveyor, which also returns crushed coal to the loading booms or slack chuteo Another flight convey9r extend- ing below the picking tables, handles refuse to a bin ~or disposa l, and on the iower strand house coal to a steel bin for truok deliveries. The loading booms are ninged, and the down track ends raised and lowered with electric boom hoists and counterbalances. Pantagraph chutes are provided to change railroad cars ½ithout stoppi~g the tipple and open ~ ·c driven retarders for handling railroad cdrso car tracks have electrl. There are about 26 motors, totalling 350 H.P., 3 ph., 60 cycle, • t d control at p ushbutton oonsoles one loca e 2~0 volt, J.1C v1ith centralized �ft1ION OF RELIAl~CE TIPPLE J.ll October 13, 1954 the dumping station and the other on the tipple overlooking the open car loading points, all provided with suitable ele c tric interlocks ◄ speed reductions are .made with geared reducers o:r V-belts. and equipment in good. operating condi tion. All machinery The dump house and upper portion of the tipple are enclosed wi th 2~ and 24 Ga. galvanized corrugated iron on structural steel supp orts. Total recordeQ cost a pproxi.:;iately ~133,000.00 (Does not incLude some items of equipment which were on hand when the tipple was constructed.) �....'""' 0 h0 h· c.-i iC 0 t- (' . c, l:l h• o• (.\) :4 t, <!; \i 00 ' ' 1-· 0 h .. .a :-' b b ?1, b !- r . ..,...,. I' ' / 'XII€ Ui1JION PACIFIC COAL C0f1PAI~Y DESCRIP1l 1ION OF /, W~LIANCE TIPPLE LQGA'i'ED 7 rllLm:, HOB.Ta OJ? /' ROCK SPHI NGS / , /, SkfEE1rWA 'l'EH COUNTY i1Yor1r1\f G· 1<"' {, All concrete and s teel 9 5=traok tipple 9 capac ity 500 tons per uour0 construc ted in 19,36 11 re 1~eiving coa l from pit ca:r dur.1ping sta·tlon , a ll desienod ancl built by "\llon a nd U-a rcia company ~ Engi n eers, of Chi oagoo Illinois o 'li:raok eau ge l1t1ndlo s 137 cu., ft o l0vol co po.c l ty r, tce l mine ua r s, fro1n. 2 5 lioP o l oad od r f eeder at 80 ft~ ~er ~ ~nuto 9 pau t 10 too ~ine operating ai., a ,fJprox i nat,cly 50 feet per 111 nut e to r.i3ke Co;)l e.:1 ·ar scal e c:.ipty t:r ip of pa s oos from 75 ... ton 1~o te.ry dunp nopi:,er 'GiU.'U 5 °x9 i rou i:0:rcuating feeder to t.-Bn belt conv eyor ..-dtn J6n~L:,6n oogne tio head pulley disc!l..1?Gln on i.!<li.n cha~e1·s 8 9 wide , arr'...n f.,etl :Ln upper aad lov;er units roz· b::..1.3.Il;;cu d!'ivo ~ s izing 3.nd d 0 li vo1"inf3 coa l to tuo slack tabl e , provl<lo a r1ic:i0 t.cl0ction of co1;1i:>irrnti ou s 1'or t li0 deli very of coa l over thtm l Dadin5 oooat. 4gn \'lidc 0 .:tnd t e l o r. coJo sla..::lc: c,1u"ie to open carEi 0 u lGo to lUl U-c,tun,1'c:. boA CRr loc:.der .~•1th feeder 0ru;::1.i.101· l s a. J6 1~x36n single roll JeffJ."ey on t h o box oar truolr o !'Eicoj_ ving the lur1p or egg coal f roo tl:.o um_ : icr nt:r:1:icl of 'l#he cru.oher conveyor 0 rJllic.h a l~o :retul'n s crushed 1,,;c;.__l to tho loudinG boo1:1s or s l ack c!:lu~eo i~nothor f ll~ht con-.. cyor oz:t0nd in@ oolov, the Jicklng tabla::;, hCtO.dlos ru1'uoo to a bin for tli s sios.:.,1, c.uc! on t.ne l.m·1er otr(,i:id ll.ouLJe coa1 to a !>t ool bin f'or truok dol.lvo.r·i oo . Th0 loe cling boo2s are .i1ingod 11 and the down t:enok ends raiflod smd l m;,ert~(i. 11i th Pan ta era ph i..:bntco uro el co tri e boom hoists and counterbal ~11co:~ o oar t r ,icko llaVE:: eloctric dri vc.n ro t a1·tl0rs rthero a re about 26 o otoro , fO!· - ., • tuc:.1.u. .1.l~f, 220 volt, .AU r,i th contralized oout.rol a t ~ JHlOH h ...1dlinc railr•J~1 c.. •.t , ;u • l IJ 3 oh.• 60 cyol o , ~,, ., • •t - . ton oon~oles one l ocsted ui. .., 0 �. / ,£J0J,: ootober lJ, 1954 Ob' RELIANCE TIPPLE dll!liPing statlon und the other on tllo ti pp le ove1·looking the open ,; t.llO oar l oading points, a ll provided with suital>lo ele ctric int e rloolc:-J o speed .reuu.ctlons u 1•0 mde 1.,.i t ll geared re duo ors u11tl oquipuent in good operutlnG cond1 t loho 04' V-bel ts O All iJ.:ichinery 'l'he duc1p hou.se a nd upper portion of th.€; tipple a r e enclosed with 22 and 24 Ga o galva nized oorruGated iron on structural s t eol sup ~1ortso :rotQl 1 recorded cost a 2proxino t e ly ~13,J,OOOoOO (.1Jocr. uot i.aclude sane itons of equipment which \'/ere on hLnd \"Jll.on to.e ti.9pl o \'Jao constructed. ) �., .. --. / Om;;iha. - J nm.tcry 26•.., 195,"..: '.J ./ (co : ·r11r. ;J . E . Hughe3 i:1"'. G. r.:. Q}ro sso) 'Ghe ne·· i :-·~we tip:Jle : This ue,ul c'l 1~1d1cL.te t h:·ri; t-Je r;.?n ul d no t r~i t empt to �/ Rock Springs - January 22, 1953 ~;"'· Mr. r. N. Bayless: • -~ ~/E Attached herewith results of tim~/Studies requested for working -t' time on Reliance tipple taken on date January 16th and 19th. For your information, on January 16th the tipple operated as it is now operated after we took of f the niyit shift at Reliance, and on January 19th the tipple opera ted on the schedule that we formerly used before the night shift was removed. fl) VOM:KB �--- l.. !.114~ §..!!!Q!§§. RELIANCE TIPPJ.! Janu.::tr.y 16, lfil 1st Shift Januar.Y' 19, 1953 1st Shift .Avera~ Hours Per Q_ent Hours Per Cent Hours Per Cent Dumping Time 5.33 68. 77 4.52 62. 34 4.97 66.27 Waiting for Loads 1.78 22.97 1.94 26.76 l.85 24.67 Switching CM Coal 0.28 3.62 0.17 2.34 0.21 2.80 Cars off track 0.17 2.19 0.26 3.59 0 . 20 2.67 0.26 3.59 0.13 1.73 Wai ting for Surge bin to l ower Other TOTALS 0.19 2.45 0.10 1.38 0.14 1.86 7.75 100.00 7.25 100.00 7.50 100.00 Pit Cars Dumped 903 739 821 Pit Car Tonnage 3299 2727 3013 RR Cars Loaded 54 47 50.5 RR Car Tonnage 3248 2765 3006 Motor Trips 37 32 34.5 No . Men 13 14 13.5 Tons dumped/hr of dumping time 619 603 6ll Pit Cars dumped/min. dumpi ng time 2.8 2.7 2.75 21.4 22.0 21.7 Sec/car dumped �Omaha, Novemqer 2, 1944. / --llr.-, I. ,1'!. Bayleiss: - /;t". ,, .. . Hereulth statement il'om Allen & Ga:rc1a Company, " No. 1160 s. I., Relisnoe e.mount $2~0.00, covering Job tipple. Eugene M0Aulitf0~ _;.f-1.(i �, 353-12 0:.11,.h.1, I July 22, 194.-4 Jlr. G-. B. Pl.'yde : Ha:::-auit!'.l s ~2.·cec<J:1t fr,?U Alle:1 w G:1'!mie Con9;,.:1y, sr:mm1~ {?2,015.49i less cs.sh ( 180.00, btle:1og {,1,856.49, Ci-lf;l.xr.l r ~,:="'ft C.:UGENE McAUlfffE �363-12 Oma.ho - June lS, 194~ t.r. a. 3 . Pryde: F!e1"eu1 th stateoent i"rom Allen- 6 Garcia in the amount of Cl.12?.25 , less cre~its of C94?.25, net ~180.00, coverit'l~ Job ::o . 1150 s.:., nel1ai-'.lce ~1onle. �353-12 00clla J a.Tluary 6, 1944 I-1r. G. B. Pryde; of C330, cove:i."i ng Joe Coo 1160 s. X., Rel!&noe C:~pple. �363-12 Omaha - November 26, 1943 Ur. C!-. :a. Pryde: Hereu1th memorandum covering Job 1160 S.1., Allen und Qarcia Com~any, Reliance tipple, for handling. U?".1,J•!•• i ':• ·e r:r 'LTf=E �353-12 Omaha - November 13, 1943 !-lr. 'G. B. Pryde: Hereui th ored1 t memo, amount ~; o3~, from All en C; Gaz,cia apparently covering some item of freight paid for material f or the Reliance ti'9ple o tr2:lleaotion . ZSr. Hunt e!> doubtle ss has a record of this �TO ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY DR. McCORMICK BUILDI NG TERMS : 30 DAYS NET-NO CASH D I SCOUNT :il:t."0:i.r.!:r'r, nllo;:;:~neo o.:: ( li!' Octob e r -:~, 10r:s il",,VO:lco tJOVu2-~it1'...:, on:-: G:r..i ;:,~ O~LC~ JOOlC/~~SCSo ''l J.:.5 t.fi.(l :~·O':lT �13SB RKSPGS 17 18 530P EMCA CARE H B BLANCHARD WASHN EMERGENCY REPA IRS MADE TO CONVEYOR BELT RELIANCE TIPPLE LAST EVEN ING WITHOUT LOSS OF TI ME. THESE EMERGENCY REPRS WILL KEEP BELT IN OPERAT ION UNT IL ARRIVAL NEW BELT. METHOD OF SHIPP ING SUGGESTED BY YOU ENTIRELY SAT ISFCTORV. NO 7 MINE RELI ANCE LOST HAL F SHIFT LAST NIGHT ACCT FATALITY WORKI NG TODAY B14 GBP. -- ------ -------------- �Rock Springs - July 9, 1941 Mr. Eugene McAuliffe: Yours of July 7th, file 353-12: I have received the proposed design for the Reliance tipple, and have turned it over to Ur. Livin~ston. ) �353-12 Omaha - July 7 9 l94lo 1.lro G. l3o Pryde: I am aGnding you by railroad mu. il 9 tho 'Ltnk-Belt Comp~nyqs proposed design for tho Reliance tipple 9 whioh ilro Liviugatol!l nli'1Y \"11.ab to hc.vo in hio tileao �/ Hock Springs - Turay 7, 19 37 Ur• Eugene M:cAuliffe: Referrin g to yours of April 1 5th , f il e 353- 12: We are ma.kin ~ arrangements to speed up the .i,>i eking tables on the Rel i ance tipp le, a nd will wi den th e nut picking tao le durin g t h e v a ca t io n p eriod . \ l e wi 11 be able to do this with our f orc es , an d will not requir e th e a ssistance of the Allen & Garcia Com!Jany . ·.1e beli ev e the changes su 6 ges ted by them r1ill be o f benefit and ·:1 ill a rr ~,e to a o so as incii ca ted . -@-CJ ~ �Ro ck Springs - Ap ri 1 17, 1937 Mr . Eu gene ~cAuliffe: I am in rec e ipt o f yours of April 15th, file 353-12, v1i th enclosures. Will cii scuss this ,. i th the Engi nee rin{:, Department and then take it up '"' i th Ilr. Chapman. j �c .... s ' . o G a f.l. m ,:t=-n0 Al: '::l l· C....rciu Co. 0 C J...,.. :. !, -:., .:..,o t 3=.32 ~-'O • :.J.ch. AVvo 0 C!'llc..!l.o, Ill. , �Ro ck Syrin g e - January 13, 19 37 :.r . Eugene ~ cAuliffe: I hand you he re\'/ith, for your files , completed statement, as of December 31, 1~36 , f or t h e Reliance tipp l e. This represents the compl e ted projec t , and you v,ill note we h a v e a creclit balance of ..;22.36 . I Vlill s end you simila r sta t ei11ent fo r the power plant ju s t a s soon as availabl e . ~ .., / / �PROGRESS REPORTW DEC.l!MBER 51. 1936 - CONSTRUCTION ClF RELIANCE 'r!PaE, ~»@fl 31, 1936 1 - -- --11! EXP; ,EDD~e.1.0Rlnam ; - - l r ~ : Amount Description -,- Amount Appropr 1at-!1 I T Grading (Jahn I J. Whisenand} 2 0'79.00 I 12 10 i, tearing o~t track Invbice Kell~ Lbr. Co., c Foundation, Wall e.nd Floors _and~axcgya1;1 on crete ~ ~ - ·r---,-1 _ _ __a=, ~~ - ~el+-- - + - - : - ---!r - - - + - - + - ~ concrete floors (Kellcgg Lb .oo ) I II Anchor bolts, juts, rails, umber, sand, cement, ~ta . 4:38.82 , Labor 360.96 --·------------- 14 439.15 7- Inv. E. Burkhardt & Sons St el & I Iron \larks , 538,274: lbs. atruco steel, erectio~ and painti, . . .~ . ' ,- 31 892 o'l4 Channel iron, ~uminum paint, red l ead,. el~ ctrodes_, aicygen , aeetr_l~m , I 1 t i es used in unioading, tel i phone , I calls, cool , gasoline, at0c, Labar unloadiDg' contractor•• ~ y . Labor laying pipe line 1[ I • Ji-. ,. !I , ' '.; I 8'17. 75 , l 1 14.82 ! • 3. '76 'I 1/ 1 1 · '1 Ir I ; •• ( 32 789.07 i' I I !, I Covering - Galvanized Steel Inv. The Yow:igstown Sheet and Tube ., Co•• Gel v. sheets, ridge, eio. I I Sheeting clips ,, rivets, mils, • ,I 1 , bolts, lumber, ~asteners, ut sbets, ii ·- - - - - - -- - -- ---'-----'' ----' - -1ll1rrs, gdv . _ 'b..ams, gal-."'loJJlie...e:t.a..- .,,. • I iI·.. 1 Le.bar pla ciDg (L.P. Fri estedt co.} 580.48 1 902.50 Labor unloadiDg and placing ! . 297.41 I I Steel ~a$_. Wir_e_Gla~s am ~lJgl:!t_______Dr!_o,ii,.!!, l!etro,tt_ _s_teel Proiucts Co., Steel sash' \ I 11 l \\\ _ '!'lrler &: Hippach co. - Wire ,.lo-lass l 2J.5 ._(X) - oil, b alts, paint and paint I bruahes / , I ! I I l- - · -~------. 7/ 1 10.00 +v--}· I '18.41 198.90 I 1 11 , 45.87 Labar handl 1ng and pa1nt1J:Jg I :: -1·- -------+---:---:, I Ba1ntite, gl.ass~- ~~tty,- 1 ~ ~ _ -1..- - , . I 120?.33 'f Labor in'Stalli?ig (L. P. F.riestedt I I _c_o_.)' _ _ I 1 3,588.97 \ 139 • '78 1 1 , 419. 00 Invoice Roy- A.. ~anborn - sJ1jgllts ' Inv. Wm. F. Olemp oo., at treada , Doctra • ! , .. I etc. - - - - - - 1 - _ : . __ \ l. 808, 58 1 I·1 1 stairs am Doers l 5 289 ; 56 I 5. I r . Labb 4. ,,i! ed Approach 3. Balance j, 1~0.6 00. 00 steel Tipple jl Unexpended II I .L I I �- 3 - I Amount Appropriat.!. Description ed - Inv. Boot. ¥olmj s & Bros., c., I I: hanger screen arive and car re- shaker screen drjive, hangat'a t tarders Labor unloadi:cg and placing 14• Picking table drive and pendulum _I ,-15. I I I 1 1 5 406.23 , e o. I 1! ,. I I •• i: 1 Iron r7arks - S~e el Punchi~al I 497.73 Labor handl 1ng and placing 17 o Transformers j 38.0_7_ _ ,-~,. t 3 Transformer s Steel l 154.40 35.47 I" I Labor making transformar stand I r - ---------18. Crusher 11 I 5.18 l,'1 95.05 Pit cars, 3-} Ton, 42"' Gauge ·, I 371.86 /2 96.97 - l 21. I 89 J562.'l3 dn track _ l 199.31 E..ole.a_._J.umb_er, gas, etc. loading -----:--- ~ 10.boo.oo Inv. Goodman Mfg~ co., Loco. • I I . Labor WllClllaiDg _ .. _ i __j_~- - - - - - - - - - '~ . o o Al~...- &. -Garcia Cb. EDg.1.»eer ng I EDgim erii,g Department, I Spril;l6a, labor I I! II 1 I -, -. -4 4,145.17 ~ r1-;_;; 90,854.83 ! Locomot 1ve \i\ I I 20. I! I Labor unloading am pla.o1ng ~ - - - - - - - - - - - ·- - + - ----'-- I 668.83 106 , ~ 13• 77 1' 95,000.00 The Watt car & v7reel co., a~ The c. s. Card Iron War ks co., 350 Mille cars , I . 1 I I 1 - · - - 1 - - ~ - - - - - , - - , - ~ --1~--1----:..__; I_ Segments, teeth, ' welding rod~, bolts, nuts, a,.k, etc. Labor -----100,000.00 19. 669.87 ' 1481.12 I Bolts, s teal, iron, lumber, glyoerine, etc. --~--- - - - - l _ _.1 14.7~ - Ste el plates and ro:pa clamps J etc. _ _..;.-6_7_._43_ Scale ~1 11 Labor on car re~arder a l0l i 97 11 974.37 5 3.06 Rope car _retarders - clips- far--; ...;...;.::;...::,:::::.:::4--_;__ .!i,i':._J..J~!.2,........-~,~ Inv . E. Btn-khardt & Sons steal & 16. i l 463.ll Inv . The c. s. Card Iron Worlts co Boan Hoist Riggiligs Boom Hoist -T r l B--1' !I ! 9 1 A,7 ~~ • -. .'la 2?.90 I • I I .. / a24.32 ooa.n4 ' j • 1902.96 Labar hamli!g and sort1Dg ~teria.l., c leeriDg refuse, personal e~;ellS88 a I -.---.. _ _ etc. I.NA 1 - - - - - - - -•·-----4--- ~ - Ties ,am tools I '158.00 • �- I! »escript ion EXP»IDED CRII ORD]RED 1 Amount Appropriat1 ed ---- =-~==---= - - ~-==--c~71-· ~ :on.exp ended II Ill Details 1 1 JJ11oont -1 I Bal=~ = ' I , I 5,000.00 1veu ties and rails ( Investment ) Ra1113 , frogs, tij s, track sp kea~ o~gen, a cetylene, bolts, s cemeht , etc. --tt• I Total TTarlc Orders 853 and 862 J_ La_bor 222,54:0.00 / d, I I 1 II ' 222 51 '1.64 22.36 I I Operat irlg Expenses _ Change Track ~ge _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - ~ ,895.00 ?,1ateri aJ. 1 - ~ t - - - - t - - - - - ' - - ,- -~ .0.65.35,....::' - - + - - - Labor l s l ll9.84: 10 183·.19 I -}-1-,I - ; - ~ 1 -...........- L - - i - - ~ - - - - + - - - - - ' - _ ; _ - - - l - r I ' I J .-i_.;__-!..._ ___:._-+---+-+----7-"--!,-....-t--r---+~-ll.J ~-i -~ ,. I. ~ ---- -t--L .--ITT I Ii ! I I' ! I -,i 1 I I. I - l ! • - �/ Rock Spring s - Novemb er 2 7 , 1936 • ilr. Eugene Jdc Aul iffe: Referring to the s teel a cco un t fo r the Reli an ce ti pple : I now hav e a l e tter f r om ;i:r . Ot to Bur1ch a rdt, dated November 23rd , in ,.,hi ch h e ~grees t o cut t h e Vleld ing ro d f r ot"'l 4,500 p ounds to 4 , 0 0 0 p ound s , maki ng a tot a l of :;,. 17 6 . 00 i nstea d of :;? 19 8 . 0 0 . cost o f ---oa i ntinB a nd erection o f t h ese Also , th~ _,. tv-10 t o ns, which ,·1e que stioned some t i me a go , v_r ill be ~p6 l . 0 0, .I ma1dng t h e to t ~ 7 bill 237 . 00 . I ];rave asked :.i:r. Tallmire to voucher t hem today in this am/~n t ·;...- clo sin0 a nd I h 2.ve Yi ri tten Lr . Burkl1arCl t. a cco rui~1g l y . ------------------- - - �Rock Spring s - November 27, 1936 JJir, Eugene UcAuliffe: Referri ng to our correspo ndence with the Allen & Garcia Company: The total creuit \'re have received is ,; 1, 92? .61, and there is still ciue tnem v 2 ,000 .0 0 on our Ene;in e eri n g Ac count , so I am asking :_r . Tallmire to a.ay to vouc her them in the SW!l of ..,i ? 2 .36 to clo s e the ace nt . �Rock Sp ring s - No vember 21 , 1936 Ur . ~u~ene llCAuliffe: Referring to yours of November 19, f il e 35:5- 12: I have taken up ·:1 i th the Burkhardt 9eo:9l e today the questio:1 of the amount of v1elding rod to be paid fo r. 1:/hi le :2r . Burkhardt \·1as quite emphatic in the las t letter he r:rote me that he uoula accept nothinc less t han the v l 98 coverin~ the a.mount o f ro d origi nally r endered , I am as kin g if he would a ccep t any modification of this aaount . I am not so sure but that eventually r,e may have to pay the full amount , because , ,:,hile the amount ex.9ressed in 1,ounds seens to be excessive, it •.. oula seem to be very di ffi cul t to say r,hat is just and ri ght . I am extre:!lely anxious to e,et this matter clo s ed out, anci. ·::ill endeavor to do s o a s ~ as po ss ible . �,1rl~:;.I S:..,r. .i,.: f UGENE f:i~AUUffE �&. G.ARCIA COMP.ANY ~ G . CONSTnt1cnNG-:S:t.GINSSns .It' ~ SHEET No. _ _ __ McCOfaHIC:K OUILDING, .)3.1 O..M\CHIOANAV8, cmCAGO Novo 18th, 19360 r Mro C~oree Bo Pryde 0 ti1he Union Pacific Coal Coo P Rook Spri ngs, ~YOo \le are in receipt of your l etter of th0 16th inst o :1 in further reference to t he steel .ieight situationo Evidently Burl<b:ard.., has given up on . al l i tellls excopt the '(;Jelding o Ue certainly agree with you that the A oioS oCo reply is rath0r conflictingo rle toolt the trouble ·today of ea.lline up somo rep1~0sontative steel firms in this district and find -that there 1s no gen0rally accepted practice concerning this item 0 it d0pe21ding very largely on ,-.rhat the agreemnt is in eaoh cae:e and "t". rh o.t the char(}o.... ThGy all agree that; stx-ictly 0peak:lng 0 as long tor of the 1:iork iso as the code has not been a.m0nded 0 it is a doubtful itef!o The ~ost used practice seems to be to allow a foot of w::; lding rod for eaeh foot of bead 0 uoing the i:;am.e oizo rod as the b0ado On t,his basio 9 using all 1/iyi beads 0 the ~600 l bo ;.-reight "1hich Burk• lardt clah:i.:-i, 1.1oultl result in 27 0 000 lino fto of bead und ev0n u sing an extr0r:1e of' 3/8° beaa. throuchout 0 ;.1ould. ot,ill be over 13 61 000 lino ?to of beau.,. either f:i~re being absolutely e.bsurd o It iss, -therefo:z-e , quite 0vi dent. that ,·.re eunnot agree to Burli;hardt 9 s preniBes and talcine all things into considorationg are inclined to stand on our original r0con.:.~0nd&t ions to disal low the entire iten in this particular oaseo Yours very ·1;ruly, ALLElii &. G::~•W IA <Xh:'iPANY / / C,C-UroI!ugene I.1oAu111f'e CC- Mr. Frank '1'e1llmire �November 1 6, 1936 ~ 1 !l!. Jilli6.m 'TI.)n 1·eding c o Al}en & Garcia <fonpany li Cornick :&.1ilding C~ago. Il1-inoi s / Dear lli.' . von lieding: I en attaching hc.re·,;i th copy of l ette1· f'ro:o lir. Otto Burkhardt, together ui th copy of telegrn.n f'ron the P.1.iel'i.can Insti tu-t13 of Steel ConGti·uction. You ,--ii .11 no te/ tha-c :2'r. Bu.rkh~dt states he \"Jill not acce.9t our voucher :for v8,938.28 until the E:IJ.ount of this '\"Jelcunt rod is settJ.ed. Tue tele6:a... fron the A. I . S. C. i s raihc:- cc:n:lictir_;. Xn one place i t states that they ~e nor. 0 1:.--;'vI SI :YG CODE STAl:DARD ..i?RACTI CE PJID IT IS l'~10:::""0S3D 'rO I :TCLUDE \/EIGHTS OP '.'iELDIL'G B3ADS FOR 1:iVOICIUG Alfi.J CALCULA'.i'IlTG 1'/EIGH'i'S :!YA.I3RICNi1:ID 11 S'.i'•;,:1, c:ncl c.te= on they otate, "Ta.ADD 1>3.AC'.i:ICTI I E; :::sT•.aJ3LI ~1 , Fon m~l.RGI:m FO-~ '.i'HI s I '.!.i ll. 11 Plea.oe Give oe your advice, e::> tk:t I ucy ansucl' :.:r. 3urkh..,..xdi;. Yours very truly, O,•lgln:.l S\~ : GEORGE B. PPYM .Eugeno :IcAUlif.fe / !Ix. Frank ?allcir e �-THE E . BURKHARDT & SONS STEEL & I RON WORKS CO . 869 So • lb:o a.dwo;y / Denvex-, Colo . Nov. 14 , 1936 , ne: Co al Tippl e. Rel ianc e, rtyo . Union Paci f ic Co al. Co . , Rock Spn. nga , Yiyoru.ng. Attention ilr. Geo. B. P ryde . De o.i• /IJ1. ancmer to your ki nd fa.vol.. of t he 7th i not . and your auditor ' s check for 089 38 . 28 ho.v e been held in abeyance auai ting a n a nsuer f r om -~he ,Afueric un Inst itute of steel Con otru ction regarding our request f or a deci oi on on t h3 mo. t tei:· of t he 'rl el d i nG ~od . Our cou·ccnti on t lm-"c i t 02.'.!.oulc. be pnid f oz- i □ only a natural o n o and Yias ox.Pl u.i ned i n d e tail in our l 0ttm? to you of Oc t. 2l s·t. \"le are no t vindi ctive, n ei i:.her do ,10 \,:1 sh "Go feel t hat trn v..re bei ng taken c..dvuntt'.&;e oi' . Our :re-o.c t i on i s that Allen & Garcia az-e some\·1 mt too re1:dous t o make doductiono on the olight cot t,ecbnicali ti e c. .As pr eiTiousl y s t ated , uo have 110 c.,r to g:>ind bui ihc \JelclinG 1'od io to be poi,d fo1.~ or thcl"e v:il l be no n.c:!Gp tan cc by un :fo:I- a fit'lcl 00t·Glcncn·;; o tl the job unti.2. i -~ i 3. AG ~ bed c :?ox: ou:: content i on t lui.t \ 7G c..::·c ~:l.Ch•;,;. you \7ill plcn.oc t' i ud e:.2cl ooc..l c:.n o~~gi nal t el eg~~ f :ror.i the !.J.! CE'ican Ins", itui e o::' s ·::;cel CoruJ·~·uc·i:;i on . Ao fi no.l i:rni·ia.w.cnt ua.s pr edica ted on In sti tut.a ::,;.:J.es, t7e ::o3l the ·celegre::1 io concl uo ::.-i;o ovi.tlence and should b e 0.oo ey t ed . Kindly l ct u.s l2e.vc your repl y at t he cc..rlieot FO c:D i ble moment , ~G ,10 too troultl lil:e to hav e tbir.; llle:.t tcr ,1.cf'i~1i·;.;GJ.y out of tm tnJy . Very t r U1.y yours, E . .BURKHARDT & ~us STE:{;IL b I I:OH rJ'KS. co • ' Dy_ ___,(..._e...,g,._d., )_ O __t_to....;;..__B__m__1.....rb ..o=r_cl_t_ · _ _ __ __ o .B./o. Enc. Tel. C O PY �------.,_ -- -- ---- - - -- ---- --- --- ----·--- -- - - ---- --------4' - - ------------- ____..,....... - --------- - __ ______ .,,___ . _ _ _ '1217-A WE·S TERN LETT£R HT N£5SAOC tllGrirrER SHIP RADIOGRAM 1'-•houldcbocl<duaofMNiCO dalr«f· otJ,c,t,r!H will be ~Ctcd u n f all•nito Nmmunl"otfon. R. D. WHITt: ,.ltallOIHT UNION NltWCOM ■ CARLTON J . C. WILLltVltR CHAlftNAN 0,, TMa 00,UID '1Nff YICl:al'JtlSIOINT CHECK ACCT'G INFMN, TIME FILED Send thcfolloflllnc mCJSage, 3ubjcct to the term~ on Sack hereof. which arc hereby agreed to V.AH32 ~O DL-lTPA ~TE\'/YORK !IT 13 1052A E BURlffiARD'i1 C:. sons STEEL 8:, !ROll t:ORKS co 869 SOUTH B~OfJ>~AY YOUR L:1:TT.!:!..'{ 5'0UP.T7 ~CDI'vi.m YESTERDAY sm:.? ~·m .I\P.E now REVISING CODE STA!!DARD PRACTIC!i AflD I T I S EROPO SED ID I UCLtrDE WEIGHTS OF ~TELDING BE.A1)S FOR ! NVOICING Al'TD C.ALCULATIMG WEIGHTS FABRICATED S'.!.1illliL STOP TRADE PRACTICE IS EST.ABLI SHED FOR CHARGI 1iG ]'OR THIS I TEM .AUE!U C/1.U I l'TS'.I'I TUTE OF STEGIL co.us:riUCT.tO!if . COPY THE QUICKEST, SUREST AND SAFEST WAY TO SEND 1,fONEY IS BY TELEGRAPH OR CABL6 �&HU-, No. _ __ __ Novo 1 6th, 19360 ~:r. George B. ?rydc, Th e Uni on Pac ific Co~l Co . .dock Sprincs, ··:yo . I) l.Jear r i r :In uns \':er t o :rou::- .:>ocent letter r e( uestin · our fina l bill a nd credit nemorunclU!.l. 11 -..1e arc onclosi:as her"c;•:1i th b ill in amount or ~ ,000. 00 to:r1Y~.ilcr '.:ith credit ~s:i.orandU!J. 0 in ru.ioun t o f 1~55 . 12. Our boo~~ee.:cr h._d doL::.y0d for crdill"' this ma- t erial to ~'OU m;Li t ing u1s r1er to our l ct,·tor to ! ir: '.i.nl ln.:lre of' Oc·tobcl"' ;~O•i:.h , .. i1c..~0in the c._ueu•i;ion o f an ;;_ tc 1 of frci3h·i; cov<c:rin·; V- bol t ..;hcr:V\;El ohi .::-eci f r on Douvill e, :-1us in t:.u~st ioIL. • t:!e: ·1 ;,ro1.: :i~..--c\~ :..ot c.~"'rised us t.l1L·1, ·;,ids frol;-~·t bill •.. [-!C - '~ ::.a. iJy you, ·.,c '"l"c lncl udinr• in ti10 cre dit !JC::J.Orrndu:.:, t.h-. :.::0\..1..'.lt of .. 27 .?8 , o.nd i f i t devclO:::'S that ·this i"i:,e.,-:i \ o.s no·~ tc.::e:r_ c~l'(-:; or i.>y rou 0 ·.:o .re surf' t 1u.t you t·:ill s o G<l'l· i.sc US o Your:. v ery truly, HEC : RT., -:::.1cl o / BY~ ~ �------,_ a Rock Spring s - November 10, 1936 !Ir . .Eugene l1cAuli ff e: Referring to yours of November '7th, 353- 12 : I received the set of photog r aphs of the Reliance . nhich you h aci bound and sent to me . This is a v ery attr a cti ve job, and I vii sh to thank you f or sending i t t o me . �Rock Springs - November 7, 1936 Mr • Eugene McAuli ff e : I am attaching here,7ith copy of statement rece ived from the Allen & Garcia Company for makin6 final settlement with the Burkhardt Company, of Denver . A copy of statement has been sent to the Burkha rdt people, together with voucher p repared by :..:r. Tallmire on the following basis, this voucher having g one f or-.,ard to the Burkhardt Company: '.l'otal cost as sl-x>rm by attached ~31 ,655 .74: Less a.mount pa.id. by Voucher Audit No. 128034, dated 8-28-36 ~22,704 .00 Less ~unt of freight, based on car load rates on various shiuments of steel, rivets, macl1ine bolts, etc. , a s sho v.n in Bill Collectible ?Yo. 41232 Bala.nee Due 13. 46 22,717 . 46 ~ 8,938.28 - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - -·----__,..____....,.,.....,...-__ �Oo_p ~ r ~abrioated Structural Steel as per detail sheets 1 to 198 inclusive, l ess sheet 194 (voided) 520,837 lbs. Allowance for overrun of plates as per A.I.s.c. r ules c ~~ ' 2,604 lbs. Allo\'1a.noe for shop coat of paint, ½% - 2,617 lbs. Field bolts and rivets: Shipped with steel - 25 koys @ 2001} 0 Aue. 4th, 6 keys <r, 2001} = Aug. 8th, 750 - ¾ x l f 11 bol ts Aug. 12th, - 350 - ditto= Aug. 14th, - l keg rivets and l keg bolts= 5,000# 1, 200# 0 480 /) 22 A.._,,-!l 325!f. 7, 229it Assume we i ght of field bolts and rivets as ~er requisitions furnished by Allen & Garcia Company 8,216 lbs. 53-1,274 lbs. 534,27~# C 088000 :for steelr,ork f.o.b. Relin.nce., G S 28.00 for erecti on, 2.50 for field psi nting, 023,508.06 7 ,479.St 667.84 [;31,655.74 �Or.ir.i~--\ Si ·.--.;u EUGENE fif:r.?.UUFFE, .P~r it. •'/ . t'. "-" WM- .... --,__ �- - ---- Ro ck Springs - 0 c to ber 28, 1936 JJJ..r . Eugene McAuliffe: Herevrith copy of l etter which I have written today to the Allen & Garcia Company, reg,a; ding our settlement with the Burkhardt Company. �_________,.._ _ _______ October 28, 1936 Allen & Garcia Comp:-my I1cCor-mick Bltilding Chi ca.go , I lli ilo is .d ef erenc 0 i ~ rnude to ~r . vo n 1.Iedinc' s re.po x-t regurdi nc t he C:J t$el f u.mi nhcc.. by the Bu:rkhard t Compcmy, of Denver, for our acliance tipple: ·.1:;.ll you J lease c..r:::·wge to p rept-.,_,::.~e .Bpecific b-111 fort.hi s Zlbterial~ Getti n._ out each item separately, that i G, ~o many poundo .:,:f steel .?.-~ s0 much pc:: ton, ~nd tiie to J~aJ. a:rroun t, so maiJY ;.1oun ds of' boltu~ scra.9 ma·cal, 0 tc., eac1. ite:n ::;0:£)[,l'utc].y, Giving the tons r1e should p~ for together tJi th the money, to t.c..li:1.g; t::.e eev0rLu it eim., , :32:..o\Jinc the to t e l c.uoun t ve should pa~/ ior, al so the to t eJ. alliOu.nt o f rnoney. :':n 11aldu~ tlli u bill, you tJbould be ahsolutely f:d:r to t he Burkh.a:rd t people, setting fo:r.· ·t:h \7hat you think i ::: :.."'l cht for settl~ent. If theEe is any doubt about c.n:/ l i e:uD I suggest you e,i ,re t:he :St~kh:1nH, peopl e the benefit of the doub t. I:f' you i."tlll 0e:1el -~:~i~ ztat~2.e1:1 t tone , in C:t1::.1lic t'..tc, -_:-e ,7.i. 11, thereai'ter, voucher t he :.3urkha1·d t neon le on the L.lazi z oz -~:~e c t~ t~1e:.1t ft•....:11i i2he<J. 1,. ... ~·ou: ·,: oulcl a~})..1:reci~_te h..· winti tll:ls a·i; yr,u::: earliest conveni ence, as tie desi re to have this matter closed out u i th the Burkhardt people. Yours very truly~ Orlginnl Sl~: GE'ORGf B. PRYfH �Ro ck Springs - October 27, 1936 Ur. Eugene McAuli ff e: Herewith copy of 1 etter received from Allen & Garcia regarding the settlement ,1ith the Burkhardt Company. ) I ""-" CC - Mr. Frarrfc Tallmi re. I I I �d:. G..A.RCIA COMPANY ~ o 6CONS%Ul7CTINGENGJ.NEEnS ,... ... S H KET N o.._ _ __ _ Mc.COR HIC K &UI\.OIHO -3~,a 6.Ml Ctcl OA M AVe , CHIC.A.Go--· 0 · • "'-9 --->,:, ~ i ll n.L. 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EUgene McAuliffe: Referring to yours of October 13th, 434-2: I am attachi ng herewith two sets of photo graphs of the Reliance tipple, taken by Mr. St. Croix, and would be pleased to have one set retuirQ to me when you have had them bound. �-- Vn ~r :s.~·citlJ.?11 i :l'ou.ru!l.. ;;m'LU" h:~lti;)i~ of Orri,;o~.:l:.' a1lJt ·~11~-:-; ;p:iv.. :·,! in~:.::.o~,;) l r;n %'13 ·.u~J/ ) :li.1 tI)t..:1 er?::"icc 2.cH1: ,., Do!::.. ".:'f,:t •:-n.~ti : .n.'.;t• ccn.:_.'.~i;t·:·,:".r:n i:-3,tl1 rct?:u.i.t on.".l fh::i 1in!.: Bn1Si G~~ ._~oo r.J. :lrs ~~:, o: ~10 o:r 'i;!.o 1e:~iios> ac::.1i~ c -=~ ro.,, o~iv J. "'.n~:;:1.2. ~,:,::o!<.'l c ..ttlc1."':~ to th-;i ~ffcet 'i'..h2t i;hJy !ci ::iot '1; .~Y\ .:,..1.~v· Y1 ~ :.:'.-;.i~: O:r_"~C1.'-':.ll.i'!~ti~t {;o bic'\ ~:,Binst ~;tiu.o ~!!:0:.'0"" u ~ .. , ,....._,-,.."'.. , \...,.lo ,,r. ' i~ . ❖:.,~:,.. h r-- -~ -, -· ~ ,.t, · •-.1 .. "1""\ . . 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Oarb:J,nly i'IO l'.l~c..._" DO pPoflt on tiz.o OU\iOis..vf!oo0 ou 0 the ot!-lG~ t.:.nn. if r..:, l?.:?.:'1 ooooptecl tb :?bu bide oi' t!:::) &int: :'kilt o ~ : ·w 'l~ n,::.rtl,.~ ,.::i •iJOU!d bve bed a Dl!l:fu c~'.:lc.yezi tlm,lo ·clfl. :90:0::t?.~.J Qtlt~l~ ('~otion. ?or tl.:, ro~ow ()1~;~:\itwc.1 l ct!lmot oco cw c-::r;; olro~• to author1sa ~,... l'rydo to t~'i':J t~ ollo.~ {i"OU :;.ooqt.:.io~o Sinaoroly your~, �Omaha - Octo 25, 19360 Yom• latte~s of Octobar 22nd aud 23rd on ssttl0ms:!:lt ui~h the Burk'h::t..~t C~mps:ny for cteel 0 etco µs0d in comwction \7ltb -~be Ralian~e tipple: I ~ ?at·.iffli.ug th:J IiUrk~,-1rdt Comp8JlY~ s letier of X 'GOW.d: euggesC that. YIOU. 0,9k the ~len & Garcia Co~ar.y to pz>epeza a 1:3!)3Cif'ic bill of the m2.io:ria! 0 \"Ji th • the a.ot)illl.tC that should be p::dd 'GO Btu-J.tlurd·~ By 2, speeii'ic bill I ID38ll the tot~ tons of S'ied01 'u"i.th e:;tensiOllSo add:1.I2,g 'bolts 0 scrsp m<3tel. end o·~hor itcmo., !j:his co.n easily b3 ptr~ on on9 page . $sldng thero tc fu.,;.m. w you. thic: in dt,.;_'.:>licate 1> ~:.1 ~t&tem3nt f om. s.:11.~1,eafte~0 ! 77oul<l vcn:msr ths nu.~1-1"si0-"!C ~~9..ny ~ b-3.la!lee dtt:l tb!m on th3 ~~sis of the stDteBcnt 0 sendiDg o. copy of ·ihe state~~t: ~o themo Cctob3r 21st. 0 Xn \~it:i.~ !'..:llcn & G~..ei:J. Com.:_:,a.uy, e3:_9l~m t mt you do :.10~ nish ~nyt'bi!lg included. thut is r.ot absolutGly fci1• to Che ;Sur:~Td.i CO!i')~ • 1n·a£0rc:.bly Gi -v~1ng th~IU t~e b~r:.~xit of an.y doubto PlcD.se u~!r fo-.... this Bt~t<:?me21t end. l m.11 uicouss the rn'c.tel"' further ct·ih you. this meko . ' �Rock Springe - Uct.ober 23, 1936 Hr. Eugene HcAuliffe: .:>ince writing this letter, I received the attached letter from the Burkhardt Pa:>ple today . I am wondering if you would no t desire to take this up '7i th the Burkhardt Company some time ,1hen you are in Denver, and endeavor to come to an agreement for settlement. With regard to the last paragraph of llr. Otto Burkhardt'a letter, stating that 1.ir. Drummond had collected ~ 27 from the Friestedt Company. That is no concern of ours, as we have not paid anything on erection, our contract being entirely \7ith the g, Burkhardt & Sons Company for steel, erection and painting, and no money has been Paid ~ ~rwmnond or the Fri ested t Company on this account. / ) �Rock Spring s - October 22, 1936 Mr. Eugene HcAuliffe: Herewith copy of Hr. von Meding's report dated September 30 t h. On receipt of this reyort, on October 2nd , I immediately too k it up with the Burkhardt people, looking for a settlement . Hearing nothing from them, I traced on the Burkhard t people on Octob er 15th , copy of both my letters he r evnth attached, and have hear d nothing from them to date . Discussed thl s matter wi th !'.ir . Tallmire, and we have paid the Burkhardt peop le for 258 tons a t $ 88 per ton, or ~?2::!,704.00. When this payment for the steel was made , the erection and pain t ing were not completed , nor had we received a bi ll for these items. Vie have not received this bill to date, from the Burk.~ardt people. \'/ould you consider it advisable f a r Mr. Tallmire to make out a voucher on the basis of 265. 5 tons for the balance due Burkhardt, i n accordance with the check u p of the Al len & Garcia Company? The following is a statement of the payments made and payments due on the basis of ~Ir . von l!eding' s check up : Paid by voucher, 253 tons s teel @ ~ 88 per ton Addi tional due Burkhar d t , A.& G. check up, 7½ tons steel @ $88 per ton 265t tons s teel e;rected GJ t,?8 per ton 265u tons steel painting@ ~2 .50 per ton Balance due Burkhardt Co. 3?22, 704 .oo ~~ 660 . 00 7,434 . 00 663.75 8,757 . 75 I see no way of getting a ny action from the Burkhardt Company except by tendering payment not answered any of my letters. this amount, as they have �--- October 15 , 1936 The E. Burkho.r<i t & Sons Co. 869 South Broadv,ay Denver, Col orado Gentlemen : P l ease refer to my letter of October 2nd with r egard to the steel for our Reliance tipple: I would like very much to g et this matter cloi:ed out now, and \'/ould appreciate a prompt answer to my letter of the 2nd in ~t. Yours very truly, { sgd) COPY George B. I-ryde. �October 2, 1936 The E. Burkhardt & Sons Co. 869 South Broadway Denver, Colorado Gentlemen: Herewith copy of report on the steel for the Reliance tipple, :Mr. von Ifeding, of the All en & Garcia Company, stating that he believes that the weight of 520 ,837 pounds to be a fair and ample one . With the overrun of plates, weight of bolts and rivets, and allowance fo r shop paint, the total is brought to 531,058 pounds. I wish you would go over this report , as we agree with Mr. von ~ eding tha t the 531,058 pounds is a just and equitable basis on wbich to settle. Will you please also note that Hr. von Meding suggests that 500 pounds of bolts which tir. Drummond, the erector, used and later took aw~ with him, shoulQ be charged back to your Company. Will you please go over this matter carefully, advising, Yours very truly, ( sgd) COPY George B. Pryde. �- - - -l ALLEN & GARCIA COMP ANY McCormick Building 332 S. Michigan Ave . Chicago September 30, 1936 Mr. George B. Pryde, Union Pacific Co al Co. , Ro ck Springs, Wyo. Re: Structural Steel Dear Sir: In accordance with our understanding whi le the writ er was in Rock Springs, we have completed our check-up of the bills rendered by the Burkhardt people and find as follows: Burkhardt's invoice dated 7/27/36 562,800#@ 88.00 a ton = $ 24,736.20 Item Burkhardt Allen & Garcia Calculated Weight of Sheets 1-198 incl. less 19 4 ( voided) 525,982# 520,837# Allowance for overrun of plates, A.I.s.c. rules (Assumed @ ½%) 2,630# 2,604# ( 3) Weight of field bolts and rivets 11,819# 5,000# ( 4) Allowance for shof co st of paint A.I.s.c. rules ( ~%) 2, 680// 2,617# Claimed for weldi ng rod, not allowed by A.I.s.c. Rules 4, 000# ( 1) ( 2) ( 5) ( 6) Claimed as extra because of mill order not v10rking out Total. 1 5 ,189/~ 562, 800i, 531,058# Referring to Item 1, we disagree slightly with their calcul ated v:ei gh ts as they have in all in stances figured to their advantage. For instance, all riYets were computed as 3/4 11 diameter instead of making allowance for the 5/811 and 1/211 used, as provi ded for in the I nstitute rules. They did not in all cases make due allowance for material that was cut i n multiples from material of larger dimension as provided for in the Institute rules. Then too, in a great many instances they billed material to the next larger inch before multiplying and then again jumped to the nex t larger pound in the weight. All of these practices together account for our difference of 5145#. We believe our we ight of 520 ,83?# to be a fair and ample one. Item 2 was arrived at by thei r arbitrarily assuming 20% of the total weight of the job to be plates and assuming 2½% for �/ /· George B. Pryde .•. • Page 2 9/30/36 overrun on the 20% or -}% on the whole job. While this is not strictly in accordance with the institute rul es, we have accepted their premises, as it would require a great deal of tedious calculating to arrive at the true figure -which would be only several hundred pounds leas than assumed. I tem 3 sho\7S a wide variation. Burkhardt claims the shop actually shipped this weight, altho they could offer no proof in substantiation. The amount far exceeds our requisition. The records of your office kept by your Mr . Albert Sellers, Material Clerk, show only 25 kegs of bolts and rivets received. Rivets weigh 200# per keg and bolts slightl y less. Giving them the benefit of 200# for all kegs·, we can arrive at only 5000/J . Item 4. The Institute rules allow½% of Items 1 and 2. Item 5. is claimed by Burkhardt but not provi d ed for in the Institute rules. Item 6 is claimed by Burkhardt, altho no p roof was offered in substanti ation. A check-up of our mill order shows this item to be without foundation. °\le, therefore, hold that oui· wei ght of 531,058# is just and ample and recommend you settle on this basis. It must be remembered that you authorized Burkhardt to ship the last steel L/CL and you paid the entire freight. The carload rate should. be deducted from their bi 11 . Burkhardt also rendered extra bills for addi ti.anal bolts and rivets ordered by their erector after the l ast steel was forwarded. Two of them carry the no ta ti on , "For bolting purlins instead of riveting . " Our specifications always called for bolting. Your records indicate only 3 of the 4 i tems received. We feel Burkhardt is entitled to only the actual weight received at the contract price per pound or ton less the carload freight, since you again paid the entire freight. We list the invoices. Aug. 4Aug. 8Aug. 12Aug. 1 4- 6 Kegs Rivets 1200# do 1 Keg Bolts .1 Keg Rivets 375f/ Received Received Not received 325/f Received 750 - 3/4 X l! Bo l ts 350 Our Mr. Chapman repo rts that the erector did not furnish enough of his own erection bo l ts, using permanent bolts for this purpose and later taking them away with the erection equipment. He estimates the weight at 000# which strictly speaking should be charged back to Burkhar dt. �ft· George B. Pryde . • . . Page 3 9/30/36 Our contact at Burkhardt's in Denver was entirely with Mr. Ross, the Chief Engineer. Vle went over ou:i;- figures with him and his only comment was to submit them to you and they would endeavor to settle the issue with you. We trust you can amicably do so on the basis of our figures as above outlined. Please advise if we can be of a ny further assistance. We are returning the invoi c es and freight bills. Yours very tnily, ./ILLEM AND GARCIA COJ![pANY BY (sgd) cc- Mr. F.A. Hunter COPY William von meding. �ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY WM. VON MEDING, SECRETARY L . VON PERBANDT, TREASURCR CONSULTING & CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS PHONB HARRISON 2472 ~ -?• McCORMICK BU I LD I NG 33<? S , M I CHIGAN AVE , CHICA GO Oct. 21 st, 1936. Mr. Eugene McAuliffe , Pres., The Union Paci fic Coal Co . , 1316 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nebr aska . Dear Iur . I,IcAuliffe : You wi ll not e we have encl osed carbon copy of our l etter of today, together with copy of s t atement, costs, etc., this copy being for 1ir. Pryde in C B.S e you ca re to send it on to him with your comments. Yours very truly, ALLEN &. GARCIA COMPANY HBC : HL �----·· P1t£SIDEN'T I "~c:e,.PRS:SJDl£NT ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY WM. YOH MEOING, SECnETARY L . VON PERBANOT, TREA:;tJRER CONSULTING & CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS PHONI!! HARRISON 2472 "'1~ · h1cCORM I CK eu IL0 I NG 332 9 . MICHIGAN AVE , CHICAGO Oct. 21st, 1936. Mr . Eugene McAuliffe, Pres., The Union Pacific Coal Co., 1416 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nebraska. Dear Mr. McAuliffe:- RE: Engineering Cost - Job 1150. Of the several unfortunate things which happened in building the Reliance tipple, there is one that especially affects us; and which I had hoped to discuss with you in person. To date, A. & G. have spent on this job a total of nearly $13,400.00, and you will recall that there has been authorized an amount for engineering of approximately ~~12,000.00. Vle have made up a statement talcen from our books showing the actual out of pocket cost, together with payments made, etc., and are enclosing a copy of this statement herewith. I am also anclosing a statement of extra expense incurred by A. & G., which you may feel should be taken care of by your company. This statement covers items of time and traveling expenses in facilitating work in connection with the structural steel and also, additional time spent by i1r . Chapman over the three month's ~ontract period, which it was contemplated that we furnish. In the cost summary you will note that there was a saving of over ~1900.00 due to purchases made through us and for which we advanced money and in return, billed you at consumer's cost. This item, together with the payments made to date, would indicate that if you are willing to allow the extras v1hich we have tabulated, there would be an e.mount of $1468.58, which if paid, would then show an amount for us of $37.39, above our costs, as being applicable to supervision and overhead in carrying this job through the office. None of the cost figures include any time of officers of the company other than for the time which Mr. von hleding and myself spent at Rock Springs. Vle appreciate that the items of extra time and expense were incurred without your authority, and unless you feel that this compensation is due us, and you see your way clear to certify same, v11e \'J ill close the matter by sending a credit memorandum to Rock Springs for the amount of savings made in material purchases and thereby take a loss on the job of about $1500.00 . �~. ,J, G...A:RCIA COMPANY -~ a- ,._coNSff.'O'CTIN<> ENGINEEns SHBl<T Ne>. _ _:..;2:...,:o;___ McCOAMJCK OUILOIPiO .)3~ 0..HlC.t410AN Ave. CRICAGO Mr. Eugene McAuliffe . . . . . . . . . . . . 10/21/36 o We hope that the plant is proving satisfactor y and you are of the opinion that, a lth ough the costs ran over our estimated figures, th e money was not wasted and that you are really getting value receivedo Yours very truly, .iUL EN & G.ARCI A COMP ANY HBC :ID., Enclo BY ~ ~ / �I • h October 21Stp 1 9 3 60 .... COST SUMMARY JOB 1150 UNION PACIFIC CO.AL ~CO~MP~:ANY:£!.!. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ DESIGN - Office and Field Time 6,929055 SHOP DETAILS 4,400092 FIELD EXPENSE lp634o14 MISCELLANEOUS- Bluo Prints , 'l' elograms, etno 430066 Noto:- Above does not include offico overhead or supervisiono AUTHORIZED FOR PAYMENT Preliminary Design- - Cooleys time & expense at Rock Springs 508a?4 Engineering Contract- Design Engineering- Shop Details Total Authorized Loss o o o 0 0 0 0 O 0 • 0 O o 0 O • 000000000 o o • o • • • o • 0 • 0 o O O O O O O 0 Extra Cost as Per Statement Attached 1,386053 1 8 4230 92 To Allen & Garcia for Supervision & Overhead • • • • 0 37039 TOTAL AUTHORIZED Eicr'RAS- Unauthorizod PAYMENTS TO DATE Preliminary Design 508074 On Contract- Design 6,000oOO On Contract- Shop Drawings 3 , 500000 Credit on Material Purchased 1,927064 Credit Freight on V Belts 27078 Difference. o o e o o o o o a o o o o o 11,964016 �I ~--------~~~~---------~ i: t I . I l I October 21st, 19360 .. LIST OF EXTRA EXPENSE '.. TO A. & G. Coo Job ii 1150 **************'************** January - - G.H. Chapmanp trip Chicago to Denver and return- Burkharts shop to facilitate mill order. Time and expense 20205'7 GoHo Chapman, trip Rock Springs to Denver and return, to facilitate delivery of structural steelo Expense only 36058 September- Wm. vonMeding, trip Denver to Burkharts shoppto check calculated weights of structural steelo Part time and expenses 210"48 Extra time and expense GoHo Chapman beyond the three months contract p0riod. Two months (less 5 days) Total . . . o o o •••• o •• o • o • o • o o $ �/ Ro c k Spri nGs - Oc t o b er 13 , 1~36 :;r . Eugen e :i.1cAuli ff e : '.!.'he c a r haul chai 11 on the emp t y t r ack at the l,e li un ce t i ,LJ:plc uas in s t al l ed ov er iJ.:e ,.-,reek end , and is qui te an i m- :prove":'nent o ve r the sho r t e r chain i'o r merD· in u se . �G. H. Chapman Allen&: Garcia Company, UcCormick Bldg., Chicago E. Burkhardt &: Sons Steel & Iron Worka Co1b:pa.11y 869 South Broadway Denver H. E. Drummond L. P. Friestedt Co., 20th and California Sta., Denver (109 North Dearborn St., Chicago) �, ..· -- r• Ro ck Springs - September 28, 1936 Eugene 1icAuli ff e : ~ir . "Ba.Yl e ss and I \'latched t he screens at Reli ance mos t of the f orenoon today , and everything seems to be r unnin g in good sha~e - 1'he preparation on t h e s creens i s good , and there see111a to be no difficulty ,Ti th the screens or other machine r y connected the r etri. th. 'l'here a.re a fen mi nor details y:hi ch :.Lr • Chapman Y1ishes to complete before leavi nr; he re, b this \·reek . expect to r elea se him �~ Covered (Estimated) n.o. 775 (1934) 43,014 Tram Lina w.o. 853)(1935 and 1936) 232,435 862) Tipple $100,000 95,000 10,000 12,540 Pit Cars Locomotive Engineering New ties & Rails Chg. Track n. o. 866 (1936) w.o. 890 (1936) Total 30,720 15,~~ ~ 321,789 ---2.!.9_QQ. 222,540 92 89.i 232,435 6 locomotives 2 M.G. Sets �Omaha - Sopt • l G, 193G • Dr .. o.a. Pr~do: Yot?r□ or tho l~tll· ou o oat of Roliunoa tipple J> ():i , ; ~• ~ ~ i ....... I EUGc.r.E. 'Hr- '\l>IJ fff. �Ro ck Sp ring s - S ept. 1 4, , 19 36 Eugene McAuli ff e: Referring to the attached statement from Mr . Ta llmire, i t would indicate that, with all bills paid, we h ave sti l l a small credit on VI. 0. 862 of ~7 8 . 32. There i s one item which has not been taken into account, h o·wever. That i s the build ing o f a box car lo ader track , amounting to about ~.11,100 . I f thi s is taken into a ccoun t, then we would have an app a ren t d eficit of $ 1,0 21,68 . iJiy remembran ce i s t hat we have s ome credi t coming from Allen & Garcia Comp any on ace oun t o f the i r pu r chasi ng_ some o f the materi a l f or us. The re i s a p o ssi bility t hat t h is credit might wipe out this defi cit. this fro m the Allen & Gar cia Will y ou p leas e dev e lop Comp a ny , as lir . Ch apman j _ s not advised as to thi s . You will a l s o note t h at, ,hile we hav e pai d f or only 1•0 258 tons o f s teel, ,;1e :nave included in our estima tes 2 70 tons, because I fe el that Tiill be ne a rer the final f i gure t han 258 t ons. You will r e c all th at , on account of runnin e;; over the v10rk o rd.er, v1e g ave uv the i d ea of p utting in a bo x c a r loader and. box car loader chute, nhich v,ould cost about ~j 6 ,000. 'lie h ave in the depreciation account of the old box car loader which we wish to retire, ~$3,614.88. It \Voulci be a fine thing if i:re could purchase the box car loader and load ing chute this year, completing the job, as the commercial operators may desire to :purchase some coal in bo.x cars from us during the coming ,;linter. We have an un ex_f)ended balance of ~~ 5, 735. 23 from �2 £e two motor-generator sets at Reliance. 11 Do you think i t would be permissible to use the necessary part of this balance to complete the insta llation of a box car loader and loading chute for srune~ We have the box car loader f oundations and loader housing completed with the tiilPle, so there would be very little install a tion charg es. I think $ 6,000 would com1>lete both the p urc hase a nd t h e in s t a llation. �..pP».iBER 12, 19!36 S PROGRESS REPORT TO SEPT:EMBER 12, 1936 - CONSTRUCTION OF RELIANCE TIPPLE, ~ ... Description Steel Tipple 1. 1 unexps nd ocl EXPENDED OR ORDERED Details Amount Appropr iated .Amount I 100 000 . 00 2,,079.00 GraCiing {John E. Uhisenand) Approach I 12 . 10 Labor tearing oht track I Invoice Kelloggj Lbr. Co., c ncrete Foundation, ilall and Floors and excavation _8,349,81 _ l(: Concrete floors! (Kellogg Lbr. Co.) 5,1289.12 I sand, c emsnt, elc. I1251.65 Labor 1347. 24 Anchor bol ts, nuts, rails , lumber, Structural Steel Ba.lance -r 14,'237 . 82 I I Order, E. Burkhardt & Sons Steel & Iron Tiarks , 2?0; tons s truc. steel, erection ond pa inting, paid I 22,704.00 I OrdEll', E . E,ur l:hb.rdt £:. Sons Steel & Iron TTorks , ZlO tons struc. steel, __ J * 9,1291.00 erection and painting, still o.ue t Channel iron, aluminum paint, red lead, electrodes, oxygen, adetylene, I lI I ties used in unloading , telephone cal,J.a, etc. _ -; - ;a19J_o,.,..___,_ _ r , , - - - , . . . - - - - · Labor unl.oading contra ctor's mchy. 14.82 I I Laber le:,inr; p i pe line ; 3.76 I I I Covering - Galvanized steel 32,r32.63 Invoice, The Ycr..mgstorm Sheet and ___ -------------+---.._.__,__.... muh.e_ca..._, Ga.1.:v• ..s1l.eets, ~ e . _ , ..ete.- l.1'§08 . 58 Sheeting clips, , rivets, nail's, I bolts, lumber, fasteners, uasb.ers, burJs, geJ.v. bands, galv. shleets, I etc~ 550.94 1 Labor p_laci~ (L.P. Frie)d;J3i Cs>.) I Labor unJ.oadi.ng and placing !. -- 902.50 I ' '. I I steel Sesh, i7ire Glass and Skyli@'.lt 79. 05 I Invoice, Detroit steel Products I co.• Stoel saZJh ! I Invoice Hoy A • ..,enborn - ~ights "1l9 . QO 139,?e Tyler t:. Hippo ch co. - \'fire a;lnss 26'1. 3:3 Labor installing (L. ):I. Frie1stedt I co.} rlaintite, g l~SSt putty, linseed oil, paint ~nd p~int brushes I Labor handlins 11.nd P3 inting \ I .... 202.60 I 1 25.71 33. 0S l,Od7 . 45 �fa--- .:.;b. _--==::--=~-_-c= ~ -- ,;l ... ~ ~ " " " -.. - -~ - - .211,'.-.;-::. - - 2 - . ~~~- ~ -7; ...,.....,,.=-=--~~~'";;[~-- ,1 Descri.,.,tion r 5. ! ~ - •• - _1-:....--"'-';-e:=-----::_~=-=~_::;;_--===-,:-c------=~,----"-,-- - - =='==="':--I ! ~- II d'I r I Balance , .. --- EXPENDED OR ORDERED! Amount 1 A.,.,pronriat~ r r ed 11 D',Ft 8l.• 1 S l I 71L lemp lco.·, sta, r I ii Ord,lr, \im. ]'. treads s t airs and Doors r -::-_,- 1 1 I 11 I ' - ---~---_...~•·- --- -~ , l,5l0 J98 ', -- I- Order, Sbee·t l.ietl al e. n d Conveyor Screens, e t c. Coo , plate\701' k I j' p=- .,_. I ·;' :, 226.41 j, I 'I Le.bor I =4 - -- 1 I 11' I 2 024 J94 I 3,535.92 I II ,II' _.'·- ~ - ~ --- 1---4---,----' I I 1 6 003 • 71 : I ! 1 379.20 ,: 11 J ihi ~_e as !). , t t e_sr us-~d _:i,n_],Ill _ a di~,-~-+- --'--_.,__...!--l--I 1 I 11 steel and iron , bolts, t ur l uckles ~ etc. 'i , l Order, Allen & Garcia Co. , motors .' Motors ~~ placi - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - f - - - ' -- -;!:,abor unJ.oa di~ t:r _!!!otQ!:§ ': Inv~ , The C. s. Card Iron n Rotary Dump Oo., I I dump I bolts Steel plates an:d 0 __ _- - --·-- -- ----------t__;- / 4 u!!lQ.a di,-Ol!9J!lJ•c • • l reducers , g earsl and V-b et 1 Drives 1 102.90 I cb., Drive __ _ _ _ _ _ ___._ _~---i-- - -Lab: unl.oadi~J speed reduc rs, ate. I'I • I I' I 2 882. 81. 1; 21. 36 ll 3 i • ves 11 • ii 6 475 ~46 1 1 1.4.&§__-;--+---....:...- ' 5 1?13.47 , ' - - - -- -- - - - - -1 267.31. Inv~ , illis-Chab.mers Mfg. ' ,, 6 372. 56 .. .,.----- ( 09 k9l. _ InvL, Alle & darcia co., S Speed Reducers, Gears & Belt I I, I I ii 8 1 65.01. 1 202 J1.o I Ii I 10 0 ~ condui~G, uire, angles, shee~s, etc i• Pla t e Work - Chu·ces, :a:oppers, --r 9. ' I rods' I I Labor unJ.oadi11,gl and plac ·ing l plate- lj uork ! 8. Amount ! Swi t ch , oil, c ~ cuit breake s, s t eel, iron, oxorgen, n e ldiJ 7o I'1 50 00 I Le.bbr Uiring - Pooer and Light I une:x:pende 76 J4l I 100 00 ,· DOOf S 6. 11 -~~~; · -t 6,:009.33 I . 11 Inv',, tieller Mfg. Co., Conv yor i II - Conveyina: Machinery mohy. I 9 204,.49 ee.t 1ron , p il~10JI b.l..o.~.l! ~ •- - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- ---~..:_.:-t"- --"s-heaves ateal and iron, bots, 1 - - - -- 11 omall pipe, g•7 • pinipn, f t l••• etc. I Labar unloo.di ~ · 1:m d placing con.- I , ll - - - ----1t---;--i-- ' I I ve,rar IJDCilinElcyi .,i I I I 1 ' 11 ,662.67 l I t - -!+---11 �> - 3 ( J1l' I;_ lBSC3H~I OW 'c .1:lXPEJ!I13D OR ORDERED I' Details ~01::nt A!>!>roprie t .J' ,, u 1rH-JJ 11 •1.) fl.I 11 !< I i l)110 'Lll'l ed Orddr, Allen & ~~cia uo. , c nveyor 12. uo.i u uonvey or Belt 900 . 00 belt _I ~hee t i ron roid jolts La.bor :_>l a ci:D,'.; 1 15 . .w.~~ e t i c PU.lley 14: . ~ iol:ing__j;able ci.r! va ar:.f :;gn clul1n llancer scr e en ci.ri ve o.::1d cro· r e- 4:2. 97 145,28 ' I 1uv. , .L\.llc:1 c:,; G~l•Cia. uo., !!'l:l.(':net ic l 3 664:, 01 pull ey 67.28 1 :!.bor 1,-.nloa.clin.; c.uci y l aci:13 i 1 00s.25 S 731.29 .i:nv . , .ri.Ob t . .Ho l t:os , : Bl'O r . , :Cnc. , shvkoi• s crce:1 ci.ri ve, h:u1.:;er~, etc. 5 586, 50 \ L a.bol:' U..'lllocf..i UG o..J.d pla.ci :iG I .f:ri. t o l a::il. en'l :;ra:_l'lri. t e l. 50 .u::.bol' 011 CD.1' 1·cta r C'. Cl'u 38. 77 .tt0'.!_"10 406. 4:7 clins :..'o r oc:: rotc.:-de r s .--L-f--.,_..:3:::.•~0~6G2rf . 1 r o11 r101•lcs I 15. Boor.1 .1:1.ois•t 497.73 ' Order , l.i . Ilur;,~mr dt [.; Sons .:>teel 8: lron \10:r.1::s - J;Jteel .i:>nnc.hi 4& ~ steel Jla t ee a:1.L ~ops clru:ri1s l ~------- I _G:_82...75 l - 58.50 • I 1481.12 Labor b.endliug and pl acing 16. ;::;co.le I .Bolts , steel, il'Oll, 11.miber, £!lycer- 6'2:3.98 I I I I 36.07 _ _1519,1 9 35. 4,7 I 5.18 I 1 ,195.05 3 T1·0.nsfcrm::ro 1 .;teel .Labor mxd.u,:; tronsfo1.-.:1er stand _ -~~ ' -;e&'Dtou'"~:t oe·~, ueld~g rodh , 18 . t.;rusher -----100 000 00 J 0 11 1 9. ~it ua.rs , 3-ji' ~ on, 42 Gauge l ! l - I 95, 000. 00 37S. ~6 bolt~, nutg, ocl:, etc. I JJe:ocr !.!AG 295.97 I , ./&.tt U:::!.'.!' .:.: \/heel uo., anc'l. ~'he ,. s. C-.,~·J. .1s o~1 voi•ko uo.: :550 ..,. I 11ine r, .1.,ab~1· 1.mloctlb&; ci.nu :[>l acinG on t1•c.ck a tc. s. i'o:t un~:4 ~ unbCl', --------=- ------- 1 10,000.00 mv. , Gooumn i.:1~- uo. : 20. Locomotive l.a.ho' • oc(d.11G I -fI 670.L!.S 1 0G, 9 GS. 44 09\562, 75 1~199.31 I • 92. 79 9oleM. as \ I 9,175.68 I 41 1•15.17 I I I !824. 32 �/ - 4 - / Description 21. mg:i.neeri ng i 11 5 ;0W.00 220 1..1:ilange T1•a.c.k Gauge Hew _t i__es a.n.c"Lr.ai1s_ .linv:..es..tmentJ . 11 --- ---, I 222 4 61. oe'I . I • ' I Ii ,,,f r 862__,_.Aetual _fd -~~t.imat_.e_cL .!:iX}.1alldt:c.w.:~.s _ . - I 1 To tal i tems marked t hus ••• I I JI ), 1· ·1 It 17 772. 97: I 9 895.00 h ateria l I Labor ~ - --'------4--...:.... II s1.119. 84 ,i 10 ?185. 19 • I I ~-~ ~contracted for and not ~aid by ~apt. 12, 1936. I I I I - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ 1_ _ _. . _ _ I · ·- I I - ! -----;-- -~ ---f - - ·T l I I t , 1 ____;_;.__-+---~ ~ - + - - - - - ------ 78.3 11 --~j 4,063 . :35 II l I , ------------ I ,------ - ---t--!--JQ_4 s88 11il Chal:,.ge_ '.l,'rn.91c l¾~~ :u~g2, e _ _ ______,:___+l_ _,__ _ _+ - - -~ - -t - - --'-'--t---:-;I~ - - --, ~ 222 461. 68,1 l ~ I I 222,I54:0. 00 w_ers.ti1'!Q: x!Xi:ens e s 'It .l I I 78.32 ,~-1 l' 288. 19 :! �q__.,,. Rocle Springs - Septenber 14, 1936 Mr . Eugene McAuliffe: The Reli211ce tipple is pretty ,11ell al ong. are still a f ev, small job~ to do. There Two more days v1ill finish the sheeting and most ~r tl1e concrete floors are completed. tfo st of the machinery has been turned over , and the shalcing , picking tables wo:rk very smoothly. ,/ Of course, there are quite a number of small ,, jobs yet to do, but they should be pretty ·\ "Jell cleaned up this week. / 1 ,/ To break the screens in, we may load a little screened coal/ a little lat er in the week . to load full production early , 7 r~f~ We should be in a position ~~; �I• II �'-7.AR.CIA COMPANY ,111<0 6\ co"'51'JI.VCTINO ENGINBERS ~ ... SHEIE'T N~ ---- McCORHICK 8UILOING 33.t e.. M1CHl0Atil A V G. CHICAGO :·.•e :..TG cncl os:1.n~~ onr rP-rly t,o Bvrkhe.rc·t ~ s lotter of AUflUCt ~~8-iih!) a l so :.;ending ~ r o ::a1.uliff0 c op~: of Sf1.D1G o '?e vndsr... otc.n d :~o;::i. your l et ter of the ·~:sth -to us that ~'ou n:.:-e 1.rrc.mr:i;ir1 6 to pay for- 258 tons !.:::!.d ·;;o ,;;·:ill ·~o into tho oatt s:r in Demr0r nf co 1pi:~i i:v·· cu:i:- :2i .:;urea. \:eights tji th the i r s 0.s s oon :.s ~-1 e cnn c.:r!'£'..,J .....c to h av0 Eo:1c one out t-he;.,c . It s o happens th2 t i t ·:.:oulc1 be = r-,;,·~ - ·in"on=~•-,·i ,__.,...~ t•r ; " '"' "'n-· .v ,._.,._ t, ·""-,-, --V- u .-. <· Vo V \:.4..C. \ .A "'"" i} one ; ·i .;-11·i n ❖-he ""ex·"' .tJ. ll- ❖ ,:-n ;i,., iTS J but af'--cer that perhaps c c.:.n arrange f or Ll:r. von .Icdlne or myself' V - - -i. ,.,,;, - - ..5.- ~o ;:!:!Qks this C!'!CCk J....I Ui.d }.)OSHibJ.y .J _ U - ......... v i s it; the Job C!t J. 'I.,: ·i;he 1,t ...__. \,,4 . ........, · cc.me tim0 • Youra very trul . , / ,, �u-..A.RCIA COMPANY OfC, ..coNs:ruVCTO<G ENGINEED.S ~ SHSff No. _ _ __ WcCOAMtC"- •vii.DING ~>.I a. MICHIOAM A'vll. CH:[CAGO C OP Y THE E. BURKHARDT & SONS STEEL & IRON ',NORKS CO. 869 S. Broadway - Denver, Colo. Aug . 28, 1936. Allen & Garcia Co., McCormick Bldg. , Chicago, Illinois . Gentlemen: RE: U. P. COAL CO. #9500. ~ e have fo r attention your compl a int of the 26th inst. relative to the weight charged you on our invoice of July 27th for 024 ,?63.20 covering 562,800# of structural steel on the above operation and hasten to reply with the thought in mind that 30 days have already elapsed since our invoice has been mailed you. As expressed in your letter, our weight is based in accordance with the rules l aid down by the A.I . of s.c., with a more than usual amount allowed for contingencies predicated on the premise that conditions in this particular situation warranted it. We prefer specifically to the wide discrepancy bet1Neen the mill uxx order list and the shop details furnished us. We cannot be a party to any controversy that might arise involving railroad weight as our position in this regard is clear as we refused to be a party to it at its inception. The Institute as well as most fabricators recognize that it is not a true yard-stick by which materials or service are measured. As to complying with your request for a copy of our computations, we consider this entirely impractical as it would merely foment a controversy via mail that would be unnecessarily expensive and doubtful as to its real worth in bringing the matter to an early and successful conclusion. ','!e suggest instead that you arrange to have one of your officials contact us here in Denver. 1:re shall be glad to spread our records before you and lend every assistance in bringing the matter to a prompt conclusion. Assuring you of our co-operation at alltimes and awaiting your pleasure in the premises, we are, Very truly yours, E. BURKHARDT & SONS STEEL &. IRON ,.~'KS .co• BY O.B./0 CC-lllr.Geo.B.Pryde. OT·1·0 BURKffARDT �.. j,A-RC:IA COMP.ANY .lfO a CONSDll7CTZNO B.NGINEBU S - ..., cosu,ucK OU I L O IHO, ~ ).,I O.. M \CHIOA H A V 8. cmCAGO Sept ,, 3rd , 1936 0 Th::J :J. !3url..:hardt &. :ons . ·Geel l:, I:. on • !rn o Co o :> 9 88'.) s . Broadv1ay Denver, Colo. 0 Gcmtlc=.en: ',·e huv0 your a of' t he ,; O'i;b. und no•i; 0 ym.1.r SU(.5GOLtion ~o b.a.7c SO!J.•~ on.o co:1t :.ct you in Iicnvcr ·to .:;o over tho C'~ucstion of' i.:oi ~ tG on t:.to o.~ovo j o b . •,0 unLic:r'-'t;.:m<l rr01.1 -r . ::..~rycl,~ t !w:;,; h0 iB urrc.ncing ·:,i·th tile c.u diti::1:; de-p :tt!,eilt. to voucher 253 tc~~ ~nd in t!~0 meantic.::, .,c .:~11 cndc:_vo1· to he.vo ::;o::ie on; in Do:.v---~· r~s 3om1 us v;e n - ·"> \ ; \..,.!,.... cr.n..,. '""1" "C~U c,n•'• 1 V "...JJ:,. 1;"-,;_ ...- (1 • .,..,., '\ ·'>r) J...!... t.,1i,. .'--►"'" " Q'M .l. J;. '"'· mn .:,~'°' O Yours very tr1·1y i, CG-. ::.~ . :=uconc : :c~~ulif:?e CJ-~ . Gco.B. ?t:ydo . / �1l·:; Roel~ ,,.!.n·.lnc;s , \1j'o:.1ing 8G!) "G1.:l.lh0:..- 2 , 1U36 All en ~ Oc.rci c. Coo!>any :....cco r ..1i ck .Juild inG Chi CQL,;O ' Illino i G on �..es1orrNT _,c4P~SIDE'NT ,AODF? l!SS ,, "' Cti l CA G O ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY CONSULTING & CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS ·,ijT- WM. VON MEOING, S ECRETARY L. VON PERBANDT, TREASURE R PHO N e HA l'll'II SON 2472 M cCO l'IM I CK BU t L O I N G 3 3 2 S . M I C HIGA N AVE . CHICAGO Aug . 28th, m936o Mr. Eugene McAuliffe, Preso, The Union Pacific Coal Co., 1416 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nebraskao Dear Sir:Confirming your telephone conversation with our Mr. Cooley , we wish to advise that the status of the additional chain and tilting spurs for the trip maker is as follows: Under date of the 12th ins·t., we received Mro Hunter's order Noo 30148 f or 12 sp~rs and 12-M- 2 attachmentso· The spurs are of c ast steel and are supplied by a local steel foundry and finished by the 1'ieller Mfg. Company. The lii-2 attachments which are in reality the cen·t er links of the chain, are drop forgings and the dies for malting the same are had only by the Link-Belt Company a:t their Indianapolis plant and the Wilmot Engineering Company at Hazelton, Pennao On receipt of the above or der the Weller Mfg. Company immediately contacted both firms and found the Wilmot people unable to guarantee any reasonable delivery at all , and the Link-Belt Company accepted the order for two weeks delivery. In expediting the shipment, it soon became apparent to the Weller Company that this promised date would not be held and realizing the importance of getting this material to you as quickly as possible, had a pattern made up and 12 attachments cast. These, together with the spurs were received and finished and are now ready for shipment. However, we realize that the M-2 attachments being the inside link of the chain would possibly wear the pins quicker than they should, due to the combination of cast steel on an alloy steel pin being somewhat of an experiment, as these two materials are not ordinarily run together. The V/eller Company took the precaution of getting the best close grained steel castings possible and carefully machining them to get smooth bearing. However, in .the meantime , we received Mr. Hunter's second order, No. 30372 on the 21st inst. , covering 12 additional spurs and M-2 attachments, and on the 24th, his order #30407 covering 51' of additional chain made up with spur attachments on 18" centers. These three combined orders called for a total of 61 ot the M-2 attachments and this was too large a quantity to experiment with in cast steel, an~ the Weller Mfgo Company therefore, again placed an order with ~ink-Belt Company, ind due to the larger quantity, will undoubtedly get a better delivery, which is promised for two weeks from today. �.. > G.AR CIA C OMP.ANY o a COJ<snlVC'JD<G ZNGINJIJIRS ~ 2__,_ o__ SHOT No.. _ _ MCCOPMI CKeUILDl"O .;132 e. M l CHIOA.M A V&.. CHICAGO Mro Eugene McAul iffe. o o o o o o o • o • • 8/28/360 In the meantime, the original 12 spurs and hl-2 attachments in cast steel are made up and ready to shiPo If these will give any relief from the difficulties now encountered, they could be forwarded at once with the understanding that they woul d be replaced later with the regular drop forged uni ts o \7ould be glad to have the job advise i f they wish this material to go forward. In the meantime, we will do a ll possible to push Link-Belt Company for the M-2 attachments covered by 1leller•s order No.L62360 to the LinkBelt Companyo The rollers and lugs far the car feeder chain covered Hunter's order #30231, left Tiffin, Ohio yesterday, the 2?th, and should arrive on the job promptlyo by Mro Yours very truly , ALLEN & GARCIA CCMPANY V/VM:HL CC-MroF.A.Hunter CC-MroGoH.Chapman BY /4/ / / . - , A l ;· ' /!l'lk~ -,,...,..,,___ , 1 1 , J- �, ._;, ..... ' ... J ..., ,.., ,., (") ) ~ ... / ,, liiilllla I I Ori.tina I $i.'!"'' ~~: E!!Glht Mv.,UUl'-fE �AU@.U St 28, 1936 IKr. \{.illi~am "l lledi ng All 011 & G~ ci a Company IicCormic-1 Builc-i ng,.,-- -" Gllicag6, Illinohf Deal' Sir : 1icfer.ring to your0 , of August 26th: I n ill be c;lad to have you g ive me the re zultG of your fiuul c:heel<: the basio on ·i;;.J:rl.eh n0 chould. s ettle '< 1 itb/ the Burkhardt people . on in the □ ea:1 tiL1e, I C.lil arrat1 z;ins ui t h our Jiu.di tin1;, :Jepa:rtneut '~o vouchel"' them :i.'or f~EB 'cons at the price e.,erced uyon in the contract for erecting, :vain tin6 , etc. · Yours very truly, urig\.n:.l S iJ,!ned: GEORGE B, PRYD~ , cc - Eugene llcAu1iffe./ .--,------- - --- �.. sG.ARCI.A COMP.ANY ,,vr;rr,<G .. COJfS%J>VC'J'tNG :r.NGINJIBRS ~ SHi.n No.. _ __ __ Mcc:o•H1CK O UU.OIH O .>>.a .. MICHI G AN AV■. CMCAGO Hr. o Goo . D. 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".;hcso c?:.__;m~~:~iv11c co thc:i; 1:,~ u:i;r ch::,c:: ·th0 aamo boforo ~ . 1 •- , . i - ~ ....... ~ - -\I ...,_ ,-.,.,_., "'"'r · ~ r l " " '-'i- 1 ·•··· . , •. , . _....• ~~: ~orl~g your ~~vOio~ . ALLEn C; a~:R(;IA (;lr:lPAUY BY~trlrrv cc...:;:-. :;~sn9 ~ o.auliffo CC- ~r. G~o . S.~rydo CC-!;r.P.A.Runter �Aug uo t 21, 193 6 . \ J Jl1 l.el:1 & Gal.. Ci o. CoOl)mlY liCCormick ~ ild i ng Ohi cac.o , ! l l~P.ois Gentl emen : Atten tion llr . YJi lli mn von 1.:cdi ng Eei'e::rin g t o you:r l e tter of t !le l"/ ~Gll Er.z.ggeoti ng t he. t •.vc cllcok t lle d i a ore1>anoy iu ·c;lle at:r.;.cturol oteel fo r tJ:l.e n:eliru1 ce t,ip~pl c , y o u1• est ima te 258 t Jn s, l'!:c i l..,...:t bi ll s to c:,°\'c~ 270 . 35 tons enci E . Eu.ekh~J.·t l;: y ocr eotim ..~t~ , a s ao o?! o.:::i t he job :i. o capletcd, but :feel i t i c t he jot> oi your C:>mpnny t o straighten ou ·i t i1e diocreJ;>DilCY ,71. th t h e Burkhardt pe:>plo i uac.1uch as you hc.."ldl.od. tho an tire matter ,1i th t heu . If you deLJi!.•e u e to r et llei·efora , 'Ghut you do thiG• turn t he frei g.ht bills o r invoices , I shall be glo.d to do co• Your a very truly , cc - Ur. Eugene llcAuliffe OriP'lt1:\l Sl,rmll r : · - A, PRV1JI �_11_t Ro ck S,pti.nas - Augu:::t 20, 1936 o : ..r . r:. 1: . Jeff ere : coal. . I: c,: c..:::: G a:id ro ta:·y 6..u::ip -:10:::k- ~ fu.;_ s/'Uj.11 C:)!r:ill .. e·~e th~ :i.'i vct:i.,1n w of ��Rock Springe - August 10, 1936. Mr. Eugene McAuli ff e: We started dumping coal at Reliance this morning going slouly, but moving along quite satisfactorily. Yesterday and this morning \78 dumped 600 tons of road cleanings . We did not call out the/ full force of underground men ,I this morning on the presumption ~e might have dalays and there would be a nUI:lber of men in the mine tihom oe could not keep busy. ~ne kiek-back is oorking out all right, and the conveyor belt seems to oork very emoothl.y. uill have a full force out tomorrou, and crbile t1e may have a all right. -~o iron out every thing is ~oing along �--~-- La.st. large piece 1n Ang. 8th. plaee.· •• -:· t.. ... ,- !' , I Aug. 8th. Ri gger to d1smant le d erric -Aug. 8th. Boom 1n position for loY1ering maot. �August 8 , 1936 . Lo ering st . Lowering st. 1 I I I ., I '' ·1 ' :1 �I . lj ~ �Relianoe Ti.pp1e - August 7, 1936 . \ \ :.J-"" -- ~ -' -.~ IF:• ~r:--. .. __,_ • !'°"""'-----,: ! I I f I '.:a ,lt I.'.::.. ~ ~ ~ - - ~ - ,. �Ir• Wo Oo· 3of.~•ot}o e 1 V:lo;.ti~1g -i.:hc.. Rol:lanoo t;:ipi.J!Q o;.i ~ho no~iug ol! At1gur,{} Otfrl, l fw..tJ.f, p:.•2.(~·t:?.-:,!:!11J o.11 0t0n1 $'_t1 pll~o t> ·:n10 lr....JiS.n~ b ocn.i:, una. s,3.o!:.. i."lg \;cb1o r. . u10 ~--P'.i:rtc.11ca n1tb U~t"ct'.6 o~:tt 'b~~ooo , o~o e Abotit bul>? o-:...· -: ;ue r-i'Jool :Z.u :;•:?.vo~cd n~:~h Ctm >.~i ou1t1t.3 [!jltlg,J of fct,.l~ tr::;!l ~ ::ri. o~~::.: O:'. 'l-h) CGO;~t·t.:.r,to~ ~,. . !:)'..l~1;>o1la '::11.!..i ip.:~c i'o:1." l.ooc:·1ot :l\;t.,~ !.1.a.r rJ: ,( n e;hc.nc1d :::.vo:1 So 1;o GB• •..t:.c. ~n O CGO _,~(; o~•c 1nt .1no 2.clo ·;ho r.i:Lno tlf.1~i0t.. o.:tl tlooo !:.J t::flc-a ~ ~- ,~.t \!).l' nr..tl ojhoi: c! ,n-l1.DJ(.; tJC'i:O 1.:.:16.oj) OOVc..,t,~.ll[; rm ~iM:! tit:<:u of! •• u 'lit::.01~:1 1_1cD ~:~r..o c'!..' t t::u. c1oc!'1!lnco l~.(AC't! t'll') :in tho nm:; ' '--1':, d.u.r-:!.~G tho u-ecl:. '7:i:19.u n1u~;c~~.'a:1. rR.a bo!t'lp <1t\IilrJ(;tt ~ L\~guou c~'·h., m71?. tho m.11':-i., r!~:.! gc a...,,:co ooo:tT.u2.(::i, :!.r>ndir'.r3 ~ou{Jl tho o.'1.no ~ :. ·oo.t~tc ar. ...,de.~~ Augwf~ lO:,zzn Co:71:J f'Muac.n dayo t:oqu.'i.1>od to ' ~~ho ·cut:i2.: hnr:J t ·~~..-;;c ... ho lltJJ!':1 .1 ot· the ~ - ~· Olli~ m: otco._., C .o f01't:c\1'd :!.n GOcd v.LCo 1n eve~ ~ 1 o .. .bo Oo:!.t1nU1bg in tho • • ~ 8 icnad EUGENE McAULIFFt �photographs of Relianoe Ti;.yl I . - Taken .August.l,. 1936 . �Photos of Reliance Tipple - Taken AU@st 1 , ~936 . --·I I: ' I ' I �Rock Springs - August 4 , 1936 Mr . Eugen e UcAuli ff e: Referri ng to yours of July 30th to Mr. John A. Garcia , and your sugg estion some time ago t h a t I nave ~.fr . Hunter checlc up the steel recei ved by the freight b~ils : I am attaching he r ewi th le tter from l\/Ir . Hunter, v1~ch ,·1ould seem to inciica te tha t the Bu-rkhardt p eople have bill ed , I us for 11 .05 t ons more structu ra.1 steel than is shown by the • fre i ght bill wei ghts . The total tons, excl udi ng the punchings, ac~ord ing to our freight bills, are 270.35 tons , whereas they have billed us with 281.,. ~0 tons. , In accordan ce \7i th your suggestion, I am asking riunter to send ~le freight bills and invo i ces to All en & I ch eck ing . . ------ �Rock Springs - August 4th, 1936. ltco George B o Pryde: In a ccorda nce vii th your request of July 10th, I have checked the structura l steel shipped by Eo Burkhardt & Sons Steel & Iron '.ior ks Company, of Denver, for oux Reliance tipple. Following a re the actual t'J eights on t h e ca rloa ds of steel r eceived: Car lll'Oo Het U?- 99937 63, 600-# 76,500 88, 1 00 40 , 800 iL.b:-73071 :em - 4.-9 46 n CB~- 19 54:32 B&0-450125 UJ?-99903 CB~-196395 ~✓eight 72,400 53,200 34,300 UP- 99945 68,800 CBQ-195353 39 ,100 CBQ- 196455 Total 7,500 554,300# or 277.15 tons. Less Steel Punch ings B&0-450125 - 10,600# UP- 99903 - ~.ooo 1 3,600# or 6.80 tons Total st~act111'a l Steel 540,700# or 270.35 tons. You ~ill note from E. Burkhardt & Sons Steel & Iron ·i1orks Company 1 s invoice, ,?hich 1.'Je a re returning to y ou herev1i th, that they have billed us t'Ji th 562,800i;' or 281.40 tons. nhich i s 11.05 tons more than is sno,·;n by the frei ght bill r1eights. �A Ro ck Spr ings - Jul y 31, 1936 ur. Eug ene hicAuli ffe : Her ewith f ive Pho to g r aphs showing t h e prog ress on t he Reli ance t i pple . (Taken J ul y 24 » 1936) �- �Form 2101 UNIO N PACIFIC SYSTEM ---M TELEGRAM 100 g:r.ag rr RockSpri n gs 150p J uly 31 19360 _,/ Eugene Mc Au l i ffe Omaha . - / / H-* · Expe c t dump s ome coa l l atter pa 1~t,,-next week to try tipple. '") _,./ -r::ill resume full produc t ion reliance monday mor ning Augus"G tenth a l l mi n es RockSpri ngs ':"'.'i nJGon a nd Superi or ui l l work tomor1·ow aft e r f illin g oz,de r s t h i s ·.:eek \7e ant icipa t e carrying over surpl us 0 ninet ee n thou san d tons B-920 GBP 405p �()DIBbll JUly 31 l03U Lotter 2ctho RolillnO0 O G B Peydo - Rook swings Uh~o ~ooo.t>lo dnto rooaapt10il pi-odac-t.1~ Roc omt:iend \10l"k o.ny niuoo posoiblo soturday. l3£lg<)no t!oA1.11Utfo o n..sa. �Rock Springs - July 29, 1936 Mr. Eugene 1·.IcAuliff e: The changes at Reliance are going ahead in good sba~e . The erection of the tipple steel ia now making very good progress. The track is being widened, and we plan to have most of this done by the end of the coming week. Ther e wil l necessarily be several ' days' adjustments to make , getting the cars and equi pmen t;into opera,tion, but we will be ope r ating / as planned a v,e -'- from ll'Ionday. tJ, I ! - - ----- - �3t~ so g .1936 • fTn9.lo !1,.t-:c. Dc:.:SlO..? yc~JUO~":l:J.y {l I fillf; ndv;Loca by tre DtwY.!• h.cu."d~J co:1~~ \ihn..~ r..1~ d.ii!=~f'Sm o~ o~;oel for3 otue tir,r1la at · 'i'n li?Y op!n.!1..m 9 t!!:l.0 ~o,.:..~ oonto tll0 n:,st c~plete tlnko ~hn£: ,: lmvo ever bntl. n.."l.:1'Jil!.!.nc; •~;o t1o 01th Sn 'l"fS porhnpo N>Dt~1ct• �r ~ Rock Springs - July 28, 1936 Mr. Eugene McAuli ff e: 'f.he work at Hanna and Reliance is making p~gress. . , As I v1i red you, t h e steel has been received, and i t is now up to Chapma~. The contractor has an a dd itional ,crew of six men riveting, besides his six erectors. i>utside motor road The tra ck is being widened along' the / and in the mine. r,:Je had to do a great deal of cleaning up before we started \'. ridening the track, and will have a good deal more to do af ter we put the cars in so as to get the mine thoroughly cleaned. The widening of the locomotives is going forward. The concrete on the kick- back on the tipple is being poured today. The Hann~ ;pit cars are arriving, and the dump is set in place . there. 7e, vrork is apparently p r ogressing satisfacto ri ly r ·· wi( drive to Hanna today, and will be back tome rrow. We are pushing this work all possible, so as to be / abl e to JPerate the districts again . Apparently the production is go~ to i ncrease , aslir. asking for 110 cars this week. �~ ._ • . Ho Dy let'i;e~ O'S ~hGl 2'3·tih S?0gal:i!.ing p:r-o~1GOO 1S2I R025.aueo t ipplo cc:iot~nQ~1ru,.: ~ ., P.s.~c t.."JU·ca· 't;~C.o.~ t:iul~ th.0. ear>lrod oi s~eol .V-C:fG1-~- On vi r~, • S.'.,_;1 1 ,1 i:!J(l!:NE l\'!~:'h/UFH �Form 2101 c.s S--3'-10,00 UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM ~ , ~ f TELEGRAM M ========= === = = ==========;== 93 gr amx RockSpgs 9am Jul 27 1936 E ll C A Omaha Carload s teel for Rel ianoa t i ppl e recd and being unloaded today B 84:o 11 52am �I photographs of Reliance tipple, taken July 22 , 1936 Loo ing £ . north '. - --- ..-.. • :_1 ~ =~~ Looking fr om south eat \ �ll'• .\7. tlc, ;Joi'f..'ot>o : Wor>k . h!.lo boon progg,ooo!Lng s:touJ.¥ on the R<ilia.noo tippio v _cJ.t~o ~o :co.11.tlre ~ 6 l'°00@:1v'o tho 0~001 fvn Bf.Wkhnttdt. C: Sono S~ocl GOLlp:i.ny of Do il'\YOPo Z m:it ~o E!t!l'kllal'Cl~ o~d . 0veo\J:li1g ous,1noo8', ~ a Dt"tru:no.:ti:, nt F..o lfwuco Ju!-y 23ra, gofl.ng 0'\70 ~ t ~o nho:!.o- oi~t1!lt.i oa v m:i.c om},,oad. of 0~001 s,ot to oo!;!9 0 In c envox-:Gation n:!..~h f.~ o Bt~J7!h~i?du z dovolovoa {';hat tho 1m- portant !UioJjl..s ,;,cqta117od for oon~im.1.od. vr o~aco oou]4 bo oh.1.p~ d I ~no.nwO l oa,71..'l'le oono tlu'oo to f:1.vo \ia.10 of: ocill p1co.eo to b.J oh1pi.X3d.- ~ f{,'i.,,. i nvl:la~s-ocl \19.1~11 b.1rn i:;o \7iro hie off!!co 1:lo 1c..'1d 0L1.t tbo b.on~ ot;~f ~n-!:>u~a.~01'8'0 ponding ~ha romini11g u~ 11 p1c~oc~ oot~~od ao f vo~ ~ht>e0 to fi~o tow,, L.O . L. no qo:!.ol:l'J no pooo:'!.blo t b.02100.£'{,ov 11 uo to oboorb tho tlifferonco !Lu ~O1@,U , ubott'J 013-,00 pat' UO'.lo As tho 0~.: :mntion iioa ate.nae , the no12.nnoe u1ne -t,111 oo olooed fo,;- vo.oation Sa~uriiu~ • July 2Stui, • {-;he V~Ol9k of ohunaina the undorgroand t~olI [1LU0) 1 i;,m1tohao·, ot~f'aoo trao ~ruok gaue;o, widening o£ giugo ot olcotrio lcoooot1vao, a.ud ~t~!J.og 9.ruJ1do :S50 new pit oara to o~mrt satux'Clny mgut . ln tho n~a.nt~ lh'• Burkhardt cmcl tho Erootins Enginoo» pro!iliocc! t1o.r:lp.1uoly to plaoe the t1pplo 1n condit:1011 to load. mino run on 0110 {;ro~k in WC>i!lf1ng ten/ daJ8 , union otool oorkors re1t~1ated to ~1vo duyo por uook, whioh wOllld pnb W'J 1n po~ition t o u.ae tho tipp~o nbout J1ugwSt 5th, at the close of tho mine -,aoat1on. 'lhoreai-'t?~ ll.llon r., QEulOSa , s ~ng1neer and tllo oreot1ng en~eer. fipe4 ;6b0t1t 15 working daya to ocmplote the ta■k, wh1oh w011ld p11t tho t1pplo . �=- a C> P1 ()tW hands c~ornpl0to boi)@&"Je Sep~embo~ lot 9 a© in~a~foi'Gn~o wifjh oiningo hor1evo~, ta~il?.g t'1la<eo OfCGt-;i w0 ll~e nb,le to leo.0. ro.'!.nO ~ Im c, Al1~;;,_n & o;a~ia. v0 o~inoo~ h!lo c~ 1a0o~nio(J ~t1tti11Ag ~a I I I ~b.0 muol'lS,u0~J 11 thooo mGJ~ 1}aifl ill~ ·~!10 Qo~l OomP3ny9 ~ho. oenu @t!~t!et:lon Crlg~OCX' Ucr-:7 hC\P Cl~ otoo! iJOt?kO~Q --6;~oe{1~1g pteo1u ruid o~ fJt'P..~o.~ 001"Jn2-vig the, 27y.;b. n~.11 havo oiz add2.~ioru?.l ~iv>o~e~o e~ ~ho jeb 0 D:l\:ib. a ohoot:lng o~on t:o mpp~y tho ,eal'v8,nioefl ~on . L:.otnl ()}Ove~ilie; and Do.J..1Q t o tho o.'i.::t1 t'!ot~o~ 'i;ho o~"'? stoeil t1o~'kero uo-,.7 0 n g a g e e . . j o 9 . u ~ ( i ~rl0 X 3 i v o t0 1Pc n f { J e i ~ the oteGl ~ o • b @ 0 n he!Lo~od ma.d !)ti~ iJm p:W.oo " 'Jo o.ro ~eo1viiug eompl.n:1!1\W ~e-3. oll oompsln,~oo ftu-1119.ohing rntot'>S.nl iov ~ho \l\"JO })ln!.1'Go uo tll0 _ offeo~ t~~ ..olt.Lllod 1at,op foza -t11.0it'l ohopo 9..o ,:10-.1 <ve'F;J' e19.ff.'B.&nl~ Co ob~ain, r00~1'&@tifla �f •~ " ~ .a7l~ !:~\: · O : 1 Jl. !J Ct 0 ::!JU ~-.J~'w. ' .':.._,Ll.. .. -..1 _c:r·J~!.'o (~.)~o :-;-;, ,-- ~ Ot>ijj'lnal S!J.mod: EUGEI-JE McAULIFFE C: .,. r·. . . ." . �WESTERN UNION NIGHT LETTER R. D. W HIT!! NEWCOMO CARLTON PIUtG1D1£1'1T J. C. WILLEVER CHAIRM,\N Of' THC: DOA.RD FIRST VlC&•~flSS JO•HT CHECK ACCT'G INFMN, TIME FIL££> Semi thc/o//on,inc meJ3agc, wbjecl to the {enn3 on ha~ hereof, which arc hereby agrcctl to Ro ck Sp lings - July 23, 1936 E. S. Burkhux-dt & Sons Co . 869 South Bro advrey Denver , Colo . LOAD I iT CAR A1ID SHIP AT ONCE JiLL COllPLET.ED MAm?I.AL OOR UH.ION PACIFIC CO.AL COID?ANY RELI.AlTCE BAL&TCE C.Al)T BE SHIPPED ·r,oc.AL FREIGHT SOOH AS co:H!.LE TED FHEIGH'l' YiILL BE iPAID BY CO.AL OOlliPAl\JY Heman J ..:'ar~ Bo 'liel' City. E. s.Burkhardt l: Sonso Rel iQ?l ce G. B . .Pryde cc - G. H . Chapman RUSH & CHARGE TRE UlJIOlT 2ACIJ?I C COAL CO. THE QUICKEST, SUREST ANO SAFEST WAY TO SEND MONEY IS BY TELEGRAPH OR CABL.6 �Rock Sp rings - July 18, 1936 / Yours of July 15th, 353-12: / ./ Every bill that comes in in connection / with the ti pple, / we r equi re the Allen & Gar cia Company to approve it. We have ,, ,,,. r eceived no bills for the steel. I p.,-re s ume Mr. Burkhardt is / waiting until the entire shipme9t,,has been made. When bills have been received, they wil-1 be checked car efully and sent to All en & Garcia Co~ a // �Form 2191 pAX . Rode springs~ UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM llam·JUL 16 ----M 3fELEGRAM E MCA OMAHAo ,,. \ / Burkhardt advises Large car at'eel for reliance tippl~ left Denver last Night Chapma:"n advising same contains ~russes he is wai t ing for will re~ch here sometime today require additional car to complete ship~ent B 580 " �Fonn 2101 c.s !UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM TELEGRAM - - -M ffih bp ,S..3~10,00 - Rocksprings J ,, ly 15 1936 5pm E McAuliffe Oma.ha U-10 not received pro~ised for arrival thursday B-56 - I GBP 104lp �Ori~n:1I Si~e<.t f IJGENE McAULi FFf �Ori;;iMI ::.11;0<:,1 EUGENE McAULIFFE �. n.im'G &-Opox:i; o:i C'"'..:i.'>lo2d fltoc:t. fop R~15.nn6e o ( [.!.,.,lo �r Rook Springs - July 8 , 1936 Mr . Eugene McAuliffe: / Hei-"ewi t h f ive ada.i tional pictures of the Reliance ti pple, v1hi ch you may d esire for your files. �• o. 1 , looking st . v1ew No. :S, looking es.st -~----------Vie, o . 2 , looking---east: - �ALLEN & GAR.CIA COMPANY WM. VOH MEDING, SECRETARY L. VON PERBANDT, TREAsURER CONSULTING & CONSTRUCTING- ENGINEERS Q)· PHONe HARRISON 2472 McCORMICK BUILDING 332 S . MICHIGAN AVE, CHICAGO I Mr. Eugene McAuliffe, Pres 0 , The Union Pacific Coal Coo, 1416 Dodge Street, Omaha, liiebraska. RE: Structural Steel- File #353-12. Dear Mr. McAuliffe :. We have ~ours of July 2nd, regarding the above and note that pending a .iinal check of steel weights that Burkhardt estimates total tq;anage at approximately 265 tons. ~ ,' I !;. anticipation of a question over the final weights, the detailed ) ake-off of weights according to the Steel Institute practice, was completed by us sometime ago. Our final total shows very close ~o the 258 ton estimate made before the details were finished,/ and I hope that there will be no difficulty in according with BlU'khardt,on a final weight when fabrication is completed. /! ./; Yours very truly, .ALLEN & GARCIA CCMPANY HBC:BL cc-Mr.Geo.B.Pryde cc-Mr.G.H.Chapman �PF~do \"JiP.vc CD.rl c'ld 0\iOOl r►OCC'i\:";:;d fo,~ Ilol ianoo t2ppl o. a.~1 b0.1!?3 unl oae.od ~~J~~ o RQl �, c. s. Form 2101 5-15-10. - U U NION PACIFIC SYSTEM TELEGRAM M IQ~') JUL .. ... . ... - -- -- . . I • 6 PM I 5I �Ro ck Sp rin g s - July 2, 1936 Ur. Eugene !lcAuliff e: I rec ei v ed y our \'1ire with reg ard to Burkhardt ' a ahi f)Pi ng t h e ste el, a nd hop e t hat h e may make good. is still dragging a long o n a ccouo /of lack of The work trusses. We f or the changeare pushing t h e job all possible t o g et ready / ove r dur i ng vac atio7 I �ir~ n... JJ. ;Jof roi~o g ut,1.lo :Lo D~.n~~!. 8nl·v7 ict O l oont. 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Ot!"~ tho o'i,joo1 f02 ~o ~ 0 ~ 1 00 'ui])f.)lOo r.T.~lo• B~.s!~cU; tooh: 1:0 ~b.!loa.a.~1. tho chopn u nr,_,.l au nom: no l oon:U:t oco /) noo.~1'¥ 100 ooi> cone o:? hio § m }co ~o DWk:lng O?:J. \iho c, a,_olt.:d:ln3 E>~i cru oi' the Rolian:,o t "ipr,1o otool,, tho oooC!l:l 1~t.'.linit1c lru?l,) rr,11:.~ c~ b o:'lfi~ ..O~oted ~oto1?c1uy"'" m:cl h o p!.n::::11000 that t b.ooo ~~o'!'o t1i t ;h otlio~ unt02?Sal1 aa % D~ "'Ot1 t:~o PZ-1ii10 '.!not; m01t..o. 'i.70VlJ.c'i bo oh2pp-~ f.l?!'ldn~o- July Sl'd• ~ \":hicb CC.CJ OD!:::) ohoa1d roooH. Rol2.~o by r.'.iQ::110.Vz, Jfl:.l<y 0th. '&ho :toot ura1 ::.-:oo;l~1J.1g oatl O \:hioo D&U bo a ~3'i:.1~ e,-_1~;, ~ho~- ~e-.:Jisotl to ohS!) o. tico:.:: ~□ w--,_zt; tio_n aay" CX? Jal.r, l3\.b<> /_J I 1 I fi>hQ E3iJi')ki' f\. ,i'\; pOO!)AO ~o oUl ~~l ~~J01l oatabl:1.ohcd, and O?. char=-~ otn-too ~ t ; Cilo otoo:! &'C~o :!li'DU hno °o!:?OEA fabl'ioatoa !l.n ·a. fwot<}l.nao c.:in.r'L)~o Ure BlWi~t;p Dithcnt U.f'lY foel2.!1g uim,tod tho.t ho took {fuo oo:uttJ~o~ at a lcm JrPioo vhon 11.o t100 .Sn n d~f-2.oal{; -p os!!• twn ro:i? \JO:?lk Co k00p hio l:inltcc1 i"o..i.~o go~a" and ru?tor oxcout1Jlg ~\10 con~t>not of So1t>t0o!)Qt) .ao,. 1930.11 ho antiOi!Xltocl a~ l~K1st eo:ua of 'G!.lo ~uineo oith ~ho detail bill of? □tool 0o bo PUPOhnacd, by UO'.tembor l.oe 0 tho ~au!nga oo..7lna !!n in o. ot,t"-aaglll:lB r:inu01?0 tbi) lno~ shoot r0u'Jld.nc; hio of?ioo cm twol1. SQr-a.. lo tilooo oirow:ntanooa, l can o::iJ.y hold too~ ~ho roopcnoii)111t'S" fw tv..o· dolny 1o moll7 O~fP:?.'blo to WQW? QOIU~lFg the BlJ.t'~t pooplo onj 011ng a. most ell't1tlble z•oputnC:1.on t'o:r f)rompi;noao o 9.ho t?aili>OOd roco.rds sliCKJ tho fil'st o2J! ontto i)il10t1· by Burkhard~ 2 noooptc(l by tto ro.ilrorul, ancl raco1vcd ntJ- nol:lmlCo un tho. folloo!na uo~oo u - ODJ.S l at 2nd 3l'd 4th 5th 6th tt Blll'UbaJ.ld Ao coptc~ by- noaoilvoa at Ro11nnco 1Ja7 "Ith Un~ 8th Ka7 l6th 917 2'7th June 9th June 26th uay 16th t1a72'7th JUDO ·9 th ,Tune eetz tJa~ lli;l.1 lll'f. 14\i!l illlled ?Jn7 Utb R.Rp po. 01-:, Util liilZ, 10th r:to.r 20~ Juno Wt!l Juno 20-lih I �, ,dtlc.<l 83 t rue .> C:J a. \J(jto.l o2 200 t;ci1lJ0 0 tl~<> B~HlCU.~d.t od\i'ioi.q[Jn.:> re1 Jnlv lo~ thou r~.rif..19.tsig i~inl o b.O0kt) h o ooCSl:ntJoo tho oteol re•· qu.!roti fo'l.? t ho 'c;ipplo O:l.11 ~otnl 206 'tl a.10 0 :tu &o oy pol'OCOOl opS.n1o D. nft ~v lpo~22lG nu Cho Wt.toooo O thoC i1oo utt~h otool io , oo:tnr3 pu-a 5.&lyj u t:uo ot,iit:ett.2.)0 t ~.i!'.12.o e;w..O.o~c:0ot bto or tllo oiool n.or, 2.~l~.n~i...."lB c.prz..?Cl.~~--..:i~o1~ ~"!9.s.'!0\11/ ~mo 0 t~ooon\J!J.nG n '\/o'fi~ aoriooo o1~t!:J.C!!.c:'1 ~.'l'C::l CW-.? ct-m.:J.Q~o:::1t O at~rl, C'..lO Dhi oh,, ;lpCJ~cc.cl oz r.alting t'.ho Allon ,~ ~0io. hiu 'OhO le-coo{; . bt.>:bii\~o lu· ap \JO 0ho hiQlOO~o ~ Bot W.@'1.o!? ~ tho t\70 uc:ir,::,t:lnc bWQ.Ol,O o tiii:lol! OOOOJOUO tfu).t; no t:'~r.-0 ::.o'J f0..:]E u;J.~b. C~Eic.l ly Clf!.t1 th0 L!b?,:v~:)i\J v~oploo l l ri .:;1 1a1 Si;ucel \.:UGENE McAULlffE j �l .,~~- .' ~J ., • • - ~;"; ~ IIIERICA'S HOTEL ARISTOCRATS" , ,.,.,.~ ..om. ~•~•~•• G ).,,_ ~elt\'C ~ ~ i ~~- - - a, , - /l I ( LJ11 " ~ f~ = -:G ·- - \ I J I --............._._ ____ ./ - �)£ 1207-A WE.S TERN UNION ·fbER RADIOGRAM sboaldchcd< c1... o!,omcc ::::;. otbuwi10 mHs•ge mll be t:,,wmilted u ti fc:IJ•rtltc corcmanlat1on. CHECK R . B . WHITE NEWCOM B C .ARLT ON PfU:t.10CNT C:HAIRMAN or THE DOAAD ACCT'G INFMN. TIME FILED J . C . WILL&:YER Send /he/olloDJlng m=agc, subjecl lo /he lerms on bacl( hereof. which arc hereby a g r ~, / / • \ ~~ • T◄IL----"l,_l_i7__,.1___,,1..:.~•..:.f.::..,.f~,...... . . ,:~ -.:~ ' .:..""':......'.;..:.~ {__..;;::.,-.:....~..:::1\ ~ /_ ( ·_ ··_ - -._;.__----'--__::.::...:....__,;;_:.:..-1,......,;..__ _- - - - - - 1 ~ (_ ·___ ::.--:::..._~•>=!'.,;. ~ :..:: · ;_;·;__.::?; •-= l L=·· _ _ t_;;__,....,. 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YlHilfi ,I PHOLTJ]) YOU ABOUT THRB:G \"JEZ[S AGO YOU J?ROfilSED IllriEDI ATm SBIF.t..IENT o:r:m CA,.'!{ Ji.1:T.D REIAillIUG STRT!r, \70ULD FOLL0\7 PROliETI:rY S'.l.'O.P lillID OTIE CAR RECEIVED THREE on FOUR DAYS LAT.ID HOTHIMG SIMCE $TOP OUR S1T""uATI0.d B:GCJ.JJ.::JG DAILY llORE Uil1i'ORTU:TAT.1J DUE TO YOUR DELAYS . \';f!ICH I:lAv'!J :ii.A.11 EXOD1B:JD .Al1Y POSSIBLE DELAY OCCASYOI!ED BY DETAILED DltArJ1.1G3 1i'I:T.AL S\-:1WiT LEAVI1TG CHICAGO ll.ARCT..... TI!C.$·1'M1,uTTJI STO.P tTILL YOU ::-oT fill JL2.&1 U.!! P.liD SHIP RN.!.AilTilTG ti'..rW{L x;·rrwm:Al'ill.Y SIDP OUTSIDE q,tBSTIO:I ';J]-'"..?..:;:.rsa YOUR IJOllffiACTOR AA7D OURfJill,\'1JS OUl! RKJ.LU.AY FUEL R:.2~U1Rr1tr§~'.i:S \itLL £JOU REACH HEAVY FOilTT Dm:'Olill TIP.2LE COlliPLETED ETD lillTE c:wlTC-IID OVER STO? EXPECT SEE YOU :.m1S01TAI,1',Y Lmi V.!!i,.'t \"IEDNESDAY 1:DX':i: Eugcme ilcAuli ~o. - - �Oil~e:r ue·<;"~al u.ct:o c.hip:uon·i;o 0.11 ocu:lc!.idc Roliano0 suo0l b=r DLn..,kh~l"d'i;, c~:or.i~ by t:0ay:,111~ I) nwiug no De:.i.1vcr- f'o:? u.n0 ii 020XTar1 �W:< I Fonn2101 UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM TELEGRAM Rock Springs 4pm June 29-1936 EHoAulif :fe Owahao My B~S C~apma.n adviseo cteel received this AM uill only allow him • to extend one Bay North and 10 feet six inches east and 10 feet six inches uest rema:lr.der of steel received cannot be used until later still badly in need of trusses \1111 you please discuss ui th Burkhardt people ued.nesdayo B-50. 640pra. I I �: Form 2191 U1\HON PACIFIC SYSTEM TELEGRAM 115GRFAX Hocksprings 11am Jun 29 36 EMCA OMA One car of steel from Burkhardt Coo, fo~ Reliance Tipple Delivered Reliance this AM B 46 GBP lP \ l I I I. II , ��1;fE!,WRANDA ON S..l!I PMENT OF STEEL FOR RELIANCE TIPPLE 0 Burkhardt contract dated September 30 193 section 1, uwork to11 be done in an expeditious, sub5t, rteiadls, ,..-,,n11· ke man· s t · , s a n • a , and r1or= ner o ec ion 3 provides work should about March 1st, comp l eted about May lst » 19360 c cmnence j ,, January lOo . Burk hard~ acknov,ledged receipt of mill order ad!ising all s~eel ordered J anuary 10th, drawings placed in shopo March 4o Burkhardt advised steel for tipple ready for shipMight anticipate n1ent about r.1ay l sto 0 March 60 Burk:1?,ardt wrote had been hampered by ex treme cold ,1eather in January and February. li1ould do all possible to anticipate delivery l\iay lst 0 March 18 o Allen & Garcia wrote Burkhardt had f ari:-,arded prints completing detail, Drav,ings 1 to 198 9 inclusiveo !~arch 210 Burkhardt informed Tescher sheets 1 to 120 9 inclusive; 75 per cent fabricated. Sheets 121 to 187, vJith excePtion of 183, 185., and 186., checked , cutting completed 1n three or four days. Chief Engineer Ross advised Tescher most difricult fabrication completedo From that date., '\"lork '\7ould move faster. Job then 50 per cent fabricated. Less difficult 50 per cent remainingo :March 25. Burkhardt informed Tescher expected to ship boom so that erection would start about May lsto Sufficient material fabricated by :rtay 1st to ship with boom, remaining material to be fabricated and shipped in manner to keep job going continuously until completedo rtarch 31. ,,' ,, I Pryde writes H. C. Drummond and James McDowell arrived March 28th, going over tipple location in preparation for vrork., Pryde requesting that steel for ea.st part of tipple be shipped first., they advising they would try to work out this arrangement., they further stating had no expectation malcing shipment before ~ay 1st. Burkhardt advised Tescher cruld not ship steel for April 10. reason he \'7_o uld have to send cre,,, to Reliance to unloadg etc., Burkhardt still expressing opinion he would connnence operations in the field roay 1st. Tescher advises progress in shop more rapid., additional April 17. men employed. Had then between 4 and 5 cars material fab .. ricated, Burlchardt advising erection crew at Colorado springs on job. Expected complete April 22nd. \'/ould t1~y to make shipment of tools and some steel a fe~ days before }Jay 1st., thereafter keeping erection crew busy. j �,) Burkhardt wrote Pryde expected to ship 2 or 3 cars by May 1st~ erection crew not able to· get on ground until sometime l atero May lo Tescher advises work on U oP o job past two weeks dis- appointing o 50 per cent of shop engaged in outside \'J?rk, Burkhard~ advising unable to get in touch with his erector doing vrork on bridge at Colorado Sprin"'s Burkhardt not willing to state definitely ·when shi~m;nt could be madep same depending on release of erector at Colorado Springssi 4 or 5 carloads available for movement, Tescher stating that Burkhardt had taken on work beyond capacity to handle promptly,, shop facilities limited. Erection foreman arrived Relianceo One car steel, erection machinery and tools shipped fr om Denver May 9th, Foreman advising other cars to follow,, erecting crev1 to be ready for work Hay 11th. Called on Allen & Garcia to send Engineer Chapman to Reliance,, Chapman arriving r:ray 12th. Erector unloading and assembling first car s}ceelo may 14:o second car steel arrived Reliancea Phoned Burkhardt, he promising carload to be shipped June 8th or 9th, same reaching Reliance June 12th, Mr. Burkhardt stating remaining steel would follow promptly. June 29. One car steel received at Reliance, Chapman advising this car \ 1111 only allow him to extend one bay north and 10 ft. 6 inches east and 10 feet 6 inches west, remainder of steel can not be used until latero Still waiting for trusses. 1 ------ �I "I'..'!t >~ 6 -, l!121..,k:mr-dt 'i"Jr.lo··e h.ad bocc U!lt!'10i;r-d oy ~'t-·oo oolu uo=.1t~ll.v:£.") 1u JnnUOJ?z/ o.ucl xvo:,~:;·ul:;."'Yo - noald. u.o a.11 poooiblo t;o ...:,tio.ll)!lto dol...vo~y r....1.y loto t:ru.:-ou l0o Alla C; G'll~o;LG. 'L oi:io Btu-khm'tlt ~~a. ~-ar--u~,-ic.11 pt-i.t1to cc:::1.:,:!.~J ~ng tlota:7.1_, D!'~t11i11!,f:l 1 \iO 193D !il1c1aniva . ~;~1:::1m.1t_'J mf'o1~ml"J r~1 ooohor- ohoct□ l i.:o :l20g 9.nolunivo, 75 1' ::- ·ent fftW.i.. .,.:i.~cd • She i'io J.21 to 18'"1D vitll ozoop.. 't;i~. of! 18~" 186, ard 16G cllst-!.."OC." out:tinc; oa:iplotocl 5.n i~ ·.a: o """ fo~ doyo . Ghiol E.1~co:.; !i~c adv2cca Teoohol' ill'"':) i d_:f>f5.au1~ ta'brlootJ.0:1 Oo:.J?!)l'3t oclo Fz,on ·that doto., •. t:~k 'i10tJ.lc. C fuato~o .-~u tho.n 60 ~')O:) cc:ut i.'o.briaa.ueu. : ~"'-: ...:_i ~lo i, I 1i0:JG d.ll1:ir. ttl:t 60 p!)l' can·, z-cinin:!:aS• 1:~~ ~ 6. s:.u-lcilni'~·.:; iru:o~ 'J?oochor c~otccl "i,o ob.ip boom so t'hnt or ...o.tion ,ou.ld ctnr-li nbouJ r:~-, lrrt1. Suffioiont .aa.tor1a1 fab~1oated by le~ 1st i; o ohip us~ boom,. ~:~:ll1:7.n.s ..ai~ox-1.ul to bo fnbrJ.oa.tod and ohipped. in tl2n..'l.Ol"' to kcop job go:lns 0011ii:Znucasl,r "·tl om!)loted. 1~o.roh 51. • Pl-Jde \11'.iteo B. o • lJrWlDand an·l Jam:,u lloDa-:1011 arit190<1 Barch 28th• go1.-ig OTGl' t1pr,lo l oos.tion 1n props.ration f ~~ nm-~. Pr~ z-squ.esting that stool toP oast p~t of tipple bo shipped tl:-st , thoy s.J.vio:l11b they -.10111cl ~ i.:o t101'k ot1t this arrangement , ·~llo:, ft.WJhel- a tat ins no ezpaotat1on wkins alii.l,:EC;nt bo.f.'o ro lf:1y lot • Anr1l 10. - Burkbal'dt; adv1sad 'l'oaohol- <s ruld not ship steal foi- reucn ~ wOllld have to aon<l orow to Re11anoo to unload• eto., BIJl'Jmal'dt at111 ez:proas1ng op1n1c:n lle uctUcl co:m:onoc oi,era,s.cms 1n the field Ka7 1st • '!each.er ad.nae■ Pl'osreas 1n shop mare Pap1d, add1t:tona_ men empl oyed. Bad then bett'i on 4 and l5 oara mterial tabr 1oate4. Dmcbal'dt advicms ereot1cn orew at Ool al'ado springs en j ob. EXpeoted complete Api-11 92nd. \10lll4 tl'V to mu• shipnent of toolo end sane ••eel a tow da,a boforo •Jra7 1st, theredter ke pSng e1'80t1cn ONW baa7. April 17. - - - -·- - - �Bt1cot:£..cn f'ox,or::-..u ru:ix-~ lt'cd Rel lnt?l)O o Ono oar, o,;col, t Ot.) 1(J sh;'i.J:,Jod rr-o-!! Donv 01" l',7<2.y 9i;h., l?O!'or::.:in '-~ tlvlLin~ ot-=b.ezi lHU?a t o fo:110-:-1 ~ cxicct :'.i.?lg eret-i to 'i..'O ~uotly rro• UO?:ik r::1~ l);GUo Oo.11oll l-J!, l'.110:a & Gfll"Oia to nc~ B'>.l3i":.1cr-::- C.J.2 1,m2.n t o Rol:lnilcc O Ohnp:::m tl?':v:l.ving L''"''Y TZ·i:. !. o TI:1.-ooi;l.~ un.l c..~d :'i.TlC cr.il. l!.!J!"J(.l-r..}li!'!(l f 2J'.lot CO.!' asoo,:;i0n 11'..:)'J!U,il(:)ry c..rnl ~~oo1o acoo~a n~2 Gt ~cl u~rivod Ro1iCs!.00 o P~1.cncd Btw1inFS-C.i; , n o pJJt1:X. Di..'1~ cru:lcad ·to bo shipp3d c7U.."1.'21 0th w O"all• om:r- r oaohiug Roi.iruioa ftm0 12th1 '18r: B~'!.i.?.V'...!:dt stn1:i~..nt; ZJctn1n2.r..g otccl ~:m uld £01,.ou pr~piiJ.'S"• 0-l'lo o.:ni otccl x:.aooS.ved o.t aollo.n ::io,, Cbap;;mn ad.vicing . -~'bJ..o (\!lr" will. cn1,; a11ou bi,"!1 t o ◊:w;tend one ba? nwtll ruid lv rt. G in.oh.es oo.ot ElZld. 10 f°ot."t 6 ~ailsEJ woo~, r orn!l.nderi of steel csn not bs usod W.?.°hil J.O.t oti. trueoao . Still uait:tog fat! �~ o r'JcMlicF}O s ao aro goma o.1cn g t12.ub. ~i!o oos:wt~t1otig. cm oi tho L?~~C?l . 0ippl!o nu Ro-lio..5;-i~o c;soey oior1:tg O dt\o to fuiltwo orr Bi.u'J~.f!~ -~ a-o-~o S0oo1 aoqy:.~ o& 'fJonvor.:z, ~,o 8.kc-1 c.:!i~~-:Joo~;o of} 0t~0!c, ?otw oo~l◊clo YO\J duo a th~ e.rn:1~:1~ l~O!:."\.tvS.'t! ~oly i~o.b:,11.on,:::1.Ri[J 1;h0 · ~~00i 'co t)o· t'!OCc! io2 f?iuio.!i~ig 1~wpoooo t~oios~ oor1dm13 m:i.t t1.io h0n•v~/ uu~ct3~ru:nl o~ci?x~. Uo D:.,,,o Jfo'Jo:39,scJ a oa~l~1 o{? 0~;001 \°Jl~o t ,'001! D Diiioh \Jill cnnblo no t@ \io.'ko n..vicii.,holP hold 0 the o~ootmg eont~u.oto!1 0 .p..'19.8. by ' nm.,~t O out>Co~.,_2.t.1a o. ho::1')'d' f~1oin3. lc:.100 o~~~ o'iJo'O hol)'il <.!mm ~o {ibo· ~'O'i?J nto1n'-D.; m1e-ii otool ou t~o t--,00:u O!fOQtlG1.1 'llC-:J :?n11t nyei.:oo ~J.c:! uc~~'l¥ nll· ~~~ad a we ocJB p!.1t, \J1 '0 'J i:t)plo Go.tc:"10Wo crc:io gr;~:ho m !3h0i;0 ~0-v lo::it~§ E.&?.o ruu. Pith tll.c :r.-ooiI:1:l,.l3 c1otcd.1D to f o1lov O v19.t}h2n _u r;ool~ afc.02:,,; ~!YJ -laot Of ~b.9 ot:~.o~ ;1.c :-oooi oo.- rut'.1 \10 O!.tt~ t {h) r10 t1lJ!lng oru:o no~ la.to~ than Jal~ acrv11.. the ttrtl •~ounll tW.'1 o fMo \JS.~o.o.k @ .~ o to t~ Olde V?h1lo ~}ho ti,..uc :'.!.!i on 1'aeat:?,~1 tltw!.l.ng Jul:o'•· ( Orjginal Signed EUGENE McAULIFH: �Rock Springs - June 12, 1936 / / Jlr , .E ugene !KcAuliff e: / ( / The carload of steel promi ~ed by Mr. Burkhardt last ' -2'r--vO P✓1 Tui:o nday or Tuesday rea ch ed Relia~ this morning. 'l'he work has . been dragg in g there, but this carload of material should help verJ considerably to keep the job moving. I ! �Rock Sprin g s - June 8, 1936 !Jr , Eugene McAuli ff e : I Herewith f our prints o f the Reliance tipple, taken Friday, June 5th , by 1.:r. Chapman. to have t he s e for y our f ~l e s. / _/ / I thought you mi ght like �-==== ..i .hot ograpl s of Re lia.noe tipple Chap n - June 5, 1936 , t~ken by 1lr' •· t ' I I L houe au.th toY1ard dump ·atruoture • ing • ---- -- •• C -- l tooling southoa.Gt dump struoture • t Looking, nort t ownrd oar dum r. �( ·-- (, 363-lrl Omaha, June a, 19360 1 / Jlf• 11. llo Jeffot~~ ~ • no~oi.7itih itu.-:oo pho~o,9.,"lflyho ~o.t:on. Ci). c7u.no -1th " or t;h o Rolio.noo tippl e , ·oi1~h ru9lruao.to~y 1.1otoo n~tc.ohcd o no 11.0-;;•o lJ001i ~o'i.•i r:.~111.l oo:1.n'Jc(! 1u lJC'Ooip11ij of r1tool g in i>o.ot b.ri.vo boon b.olci mp ~'>01, oo!.li:' tth~?oo \1ootc1 foi,; oot1uuin mOli!• bo~o vi!i.2.oh p~a'C'on\ieO. c;o2.il5 nl!oatl n11il!. t ho o~!'U"I'~~'° IJ n oo.JPl onli of cor.4~:c5.n cotiont~l pr.u./to p~t::raiuod <..~c f!ox- oh11.:::'3n~ i'vo;:.1 DcuVolJ) ~.n t.1~dn'J" Jun.a 8iih, t/h:'!.ab. ollot1ld 1.1 00.oh uo Vlctlnooaay, tho 10\lllo All of o~ t-:iohino 0ijtl.1.p-..:pnC S.U a::\ ~ v.t Ho110-noo., au.u .:s:..10 \JG~...2._: o'Z •oo:.10t1?u.ot1o~'l. tJ2.ll gt> :'..'0:."\1Bt t-npii.d.lJ ao ooo;:.i ao tho f :lr~.o. ... 'Juo cc.z-n ot t:lPPl~ r-,i,ool ns.-:~ ~:-oco~.vocl 6 t,hio ll\J&Ol t'nb• r ~cntod :ln. :.,cn,vor 0 o.;.w. a.loo go:7.ug \;O(!OtJJ.oi: tvot'~ >;1100ly. oha:11!.Ug o~ol lonoe of! dou1er., cmd. ,"10?11:m:J.nob!t.p. Original Signed EUGENE McAULIFFE • I �II 1oath. , t- • I f o. 1 , wl ol4 1 le • I �- 010 oret - 7 a and toandat1an an4 et l __... of' i,ot h e_ th 01- �~~b/~}l,. corrAGE ART STUDIO A. ST. CROIX, p...,_ ♦II N..d.F...tS&Nt Pl.on• 4'80-W Le" Spn..., e.u I �ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY C ONSULTING & CONSTRUCTING ENGlNBE RS WM. VOH M EDING. S£Cll£TARY L. VON PERBANOT, TREAsullER ~ PHONI! HAl!l! ISO N 2 4 72 McCORM I C K B U I LDING 332 s . M I CHIGAN Ave . CHIC.AGO May 25th, 1936 0 I Mr. Eugene McAuliffe, The Union Pacific Coal co., 1416 Dodge Street, Om.aha, Nebr. I Dear Sir:We are in receipt of your let ter of the 20th inst., written from Rock Springs, and are very glad to note that the steel shipments are arriving in such a manner that the indications are there will be no delay from this cause. Thanking you for your co-operation, we are, Yours very truly, ALI.EN & GARCIA COMPANY WVM:HL .J BY~ rnJ ~ . 0 . I �( At t ent ion \,11 . Von lieding .... ·:i: ·--~~: _·., ~ll'..: .1·.c1L..n ac _ lt 1..·~ ~,e:-:.turdoy, c:uv. c:.· wlC . ·'..,1.:ie:'... i :~ ,;c,::.·:-.._, t.1._.J o·lJ ,:: ::!e \I ili,i... houoe, ot:1.c)~ .d:.1·i,(;).;.'i£1..l cominc; in vo.,:,f fc.1.::.i'l•t Hi~h o oi' cou:i.:ue, -;__.; ' I " ..=. -...W" T) C " ' t OJ!, J L~ .• ••, ... • ••• ,~ .J '" ~; i"' ~· ~--- - f.,.; ~ - ~~ '-'.~ l'' . ...,; V : ~ 1!2.· J 1; :..]. .. 0 ~~a. n. t. •H :. J:;. 1..nt.:c '...d.. t],. ::i:.' • .J!l1.. --~·:x: lt-:."t ti·.~cu:L1.., ::t!..)..:-~C..-~ Lt3 ~:·.ilu o~.' ·rho non-;--~ _c~::.u!l~ :,~.2.u_l~t:: J.n :Jki11e,:. l~bo:i:, etc. :12: . ~~K, . .'.!la.n ott1.•;,ed he int0~1d0c!. to c;o o-r.ra to Dcnvcz, ·i;hc l e.st of the r,eek. I do ni. ~ be:.1.cvc ::. ~ idll ho ooriouol y del ayed in t::oinc:; f o r •.. 1 ui:·cl J i th the in1:rtall1::.tion becc.use of u l E1e1: of 3 teel . As you kno,:1, the ,:l:.nlc ui t ua tio n ha:., heen fraught ,-;i th dol ay c; , your O\Jn coral)any the r>Zlnoipal offender, a.ncl I think, i f .:...:1·. Cha11:nu11 \Tlll \70l'k clo cclv -..:i th tho .Bu1~klmrd t peo~•le, t..tln[ w uill 6 0 :fo:-t',;m:rd in c..,OOU 0lla_.J e . You~e very t ruly, I �ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY WM, VON MEOING, SE:CRE:T-'RY L . VON PERBANOT, TREASURER CONSULTING 8c. CONSTRUCTING- ENGINEERS PHON I! ~- HARRISON Z 4 7Z M c CORM I CK BU ILD I NG 332 S . M I CH I GAN AVE . CHICAG O May 16th, 1936 I 0 IITJ.r. Eug ene n1cAuliffe, Pres . , The Union P acific Coa l Co. 141 0 Dodge St., ' Om.aha, Nebr. Des.r Sir:- '.:e h a ve just received aa.vice from our'Mr. Chapman t :.1a t s teel s h i pments a re slm·i in comin~ in. Received memorand. tun. bill or lading from Burkhardt s h owing that another car 1,,vas s h i :pped on the 11th. I f you ha ve not a lready done so , may we a s k t hat i f possible, instructions be issued to expedite the movement of the ca rs from Burkhardt ' s shop to the job over the U. P. rails to g ain v1hatever time adva ntage we can. Thanking you;.t'or your co - operation, we are, Yours very t r uly, ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY BY# ~_a,.,.__, ~~7~ I' �Form21!11 UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM TELEGRAM COPY Rock Springs 5p May 14 1936 ' 2nd car of steel recei ved for Reliance tipple this morning. Erect- ing c rev, a·i; v10rlt 9 expee,t 3 cars steel 'f or Rock Springs power pl ant t crnor,.,o-..-J . Eve1·ytl1:i..ng moving along t he re also. GBP 955p B-16 I �Ro cl< Sprinr.·s -~ lL- , 1936 b ,/ J~ay Eu gene :.~c A1 li :'f e : / / / I :na. ~~t t.s.c;hit}b here\7i th,/copi es of thr ee te l egr ams r:h.i ch I sent to yo·. at the : e t ~lands- P laza liotel, Cinci nnati, and r:hich -che 1.' el ef:..'Dph of.,f ~e non advises Y1e1~e never delivered. I r em.e?1be::i:cd a.f te:.'t't. r ch:i~ '!::.. t you said y ou rrnul d be at the Gi i::> son , Ju. t I thou< t th~ t you, ...:1· . :3ayl cs:;; c;;.nd ,_r . Sv,ann ,'!ere (ple.ced on girl sc outs file , Relianca tipple file, and .,10tor r;enerator purchase f ileo �'.1217-A WESTERN UNION R . B . WHITE NEWCOMD C ... RLTON .J. C, WILLEVER PRllCIOC!HT CHAtAJrri(AN OY THS: DOARD Plfll.ST YICC•P'IIIIIDIN'I' CHECK ACCT'G INFMN. TIME FILED Smd thc/ollo'IJling mcJ!agc, subject to the lenns on bac'·11: hcr~ftr r agreed to ....,1, wh·,ch arc hereog Ro ck S;>rings - :i:ay 12 , 193 6 Euge ne ·:c1~uli f f e Ho tel 1retherlandr;-!:'·l 2za Cin cinn.:i. ti , Chi o CE:~:._ 1.iA:..T O~·T JCB GSTTiliC '..'1-:U: l!GS LilT.i.!;D IT.? STOP 3Ul-:Elf/ .!IDT PEOPLE George 3 . .rryde . I THE QUICKEST, SUREST AND SAFEST WAY TO SEND MONEY JS BY TELEGRAPH OR CABLE _ __ __ j �Form 2101 C. S. S-3S-f0.000M-U ' UP PARK HOTE!. CANVAS AVA :!!,,ABLE: TOOLS AND PURCHASE ANY CHAIN BLOCKS, ARO WELDERS AND OTHER TOOLS REOUIRED9 ALSO ARRANGE YO BRING ANY NECESSARY KEY MEN EUGENE MCAULXFFEo �I B•lB o Q;'l~p~".l.!1 A&C O Oo l onv:tng fol" Rook Sp!'iuga tc~ m~ato no srn.1~ln~'T ~o::niug cni:1co.co. il--<":0 t. Oooloy �FORM 2191-B c. s. UNDON PACIFIC SYSTEM 10-3S-500,000- pfELEGRAM 75GRFAX BOCKSPrtI NQS 1010~. Burkhardt co mpanie s -fore :n?,.n he i·e this mor_pi ng on way to Re li a n c e ~ith ~~eating m~ch, one c a r stee l, tool etc, shipped f rom Danver Thursde y evening ~nd other cars following expect I Brecting crew h ere r~ady for r. ork 1.1onda y morning recruiting local . unski.lled l abor toda y state ,11ork v.rill nov, proceed uninterruptedly sugges·t you t a lk to a llen a nd Garcia rega rding engr to supervise i-;ork in :_o, ccordanc e with our contract f irst car of steel_ to a r r ive ~ill be e rect~d in vicinity of coa l storage bino B 12 GBP 1131a ---~-- --~- - �Form 121a-B ,ocaervicc oi:• v.111 bo ,,sn {ull•r.ito r,,muni<"ntion. WESTERN UNION NEWCOMB CARLTON, PAEGIDi:NT NO. CASH OR CHG. CHECK TIME FILED J . c . WILLEVER. P'IR9T YICE·P1tr • 101:Nr.. ~ I , fio/lo<JJing me55oge, subject lo the lerm5 on back, hereof, which are hereby agreed to St11dl • Rock Springs - Hay 7, J9 ?,5 19_ _ To------/-J_J1;:-;Jl~e~:o;._~Be~G~ee:;:>g.,._s-@4:1.e;a.-GCoe-.-,- - - - - - - - - - : - - - - -- - -- - - - Street and No. _ _ _ _ __.:..::~'i[!oU:Ct5:f'.!Ll'.'®:?::•l::1u0~.l~c·...:Illl.lwdd.16~·:..· - - - -7 - - -- - -- - - -Place _ _ _ _ _ __ _J:CU:hUi.Jc~a~g~aLi,..........II...il...!l.___ _ _ _ _ _ _--:--_ _ _ _ __ "li!ngene JfoAnJi, :ffe SENDER'S TELEPHONE NU.MBER SE.NOE.R'S ADDRESS FOR REFERENCE ◄ .. �-- ----- I I r.ia.y 4 9 1936 I I Ymt.-;, letter of April 2nd r;;'1,"!":_ OvJ✓• ~£ ~.r.i;(;0~ [';.,-:a.j t?•? u I :rw..~£3"'1'):,., cH. ~ta.-.: . :; c:1:1.JaiJJo.'JJ.1(:;rnnt f:..n ,OT I ?oeo'.'2.....,_, :, : . ~ .. _,000..~r.;1 1 a Olr!~ ... at to g)o.uvet• en oc~ no lio o ~ tc'.:.."'O ~&J c&:? off CJJ~;~.c~ .o ~!, u~.. j not 9--'~'U:> t-: :::ID::1th b:la olul;.J~• Cl??.:l C.t)J.Xt::-:!'.nJ:t::r r:, ~ en~~ 1:~o to :i>Cll 0•:1 ., 0 ,ho:-o :~O"G oa::::>t.lti..! ~3 7· .-,~ '7lJ!r,'l CG:i....1!)'..li!Y CD.r.l O.o 'JO (..!.:.lo:;;, PQ(iito th1o conatrflD~.1an.:, • ot!W!: t ~ u~Ci 2>ei :P.occbc:s ~;o ·~!J.o st cl o sooooro1~ y-~a9 Original Signed • EUGENE M~AULIHE �ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY WM. VON MEOJNG, SECRETARY L. VON PERBANOT, TREASURER CONSULTING & CONSTllUCTING ENGINEERS ~HONI! "~ HARRISON 247Z McCORMICK 8UILOING 332 S . MICHIGAN AV& . CHICAGO May 2nd, 1936. Mr. Eugene McAuliffe , Pres., The Union Pacific Coal Co., 14 16 Dodge St. , Omaha, Nebraska. ,I / Dear Llr. McAuliffe :'He are in receipt ot:,, a letter today from Mr. Tescher , copy of which we are enclosing, for your information. ;,ie have been expecting to receive word every day that they ·were ready.,-to start erection and have held our l!lan ready to go as sooyas we hear f rom them. Yours very truly, LVP:m. I �CIA C OMP.ANY ~ •COJl'S:lll'O'CTil<c:; E:-;GINEEns ~ S HEET No., _ _ _ __ McCOAMICJI\ DVILOIN6 .U.r •. M, CHIOAN AVC, CHIC.A.GO C OP Y NATI OI1.AL FUEL COMP Al\JY Colorado Building Denver , Colorado p l1ay 1st, 1936. ¼! o John Ao Garcia !> _Ul en cc Gar ci a Co o, ,.,,..2 "" r l • . ,,. • • 0 _,a c _n g an A.ve o l) c·-· ,l:i.ca g o , -~, .L . 1 i- nc i• s o ·c ork on the "CJ o P o j ob at t lle Durk:1ardt pl ant dur i ng the po.:::;t -c,'. iO v:ee lcs h us 'been ver y di s app ointi ne o ZXru"ilinati 011 at the s :1op d~.::l c l os::os -'.,h €:: l t abou ·~ 50 per cen t of' t he shop is e n gaged ill outside ·;.ror k o ''fr 3ur khar<lt udv i s e s .:ne "C.-ha t !le i s unable to {"et i n t ouch wi t h '-li e Errec tor , ·,1' t0 i s d o i nr. ·.-,or k on e. bri dr~e e t Colora do Sprinr:s. It ap pr.:·ar s t h ct a r:i rder on t h i s br idce had f'ai l e d, nnd t~e co~plet ion o·" t.he joiJ a t Co lor a do S9rinf; :3 h a s bee n del ayed and ~or ·tha t r eason h e n:::. s been de:syec: Cl i d ··or tha t r a3son h e I1os b e en unabl e to s~ip h i s tool s to Relia n ce . O The s-=:ou is ber:i nning t o b e cl utte r ed v.:ith material fabrica t e d r or tlle u. ? : job, a nd s om.? of t h is material coul d be and shoul d b l:) s h i pped ·,,o Rel iance. ;,,rr• . Burkhardt a dvises u E:: tha t he has endes vQj.·~d 1-0 commun i c r.te \1ith h is e re cJGor a t Col ore.do Spri nc s, but ha s b ee.:i '\.m a -.,l e to r each aim. I s uN~e st e d t;ho.t i t ·:1ill onl:: tak e c.b out tnr ee hours ·i.,o reuch him b y car f rom Denver . :ir' . BurklJ.ardt a dvised r1e yesterd.e.y t-ha t h e had t urne d down t; 1 OO,ooo . oo vJorth cbf' work f or t he Gr oat •:iestern Fugar Coillp any in f'abri c a t i n ~ Be et Loa ders ou a c count of his i nub ility t o ~ive them s ervic e on this ~.-:o~"k . Ile c l a i L1s h e ha s ha d to t alce on other 11,: ork on a ccount o f' b c i n ~ ill busi ne s s f <?r s o rnany yea rs i n Denver, a nd he co~ld not turn do,'ln v.;ork t:i ve1: hllll by reg ula r custome r s . !:!e is e ndea.v oriIU!: t o c a ~rn nrra n gonont s v11 th a dra e;l inc outf i t a t Rock Sprin:>:s to unl oa d !J.a t e rio.l \ Jhon s h i p:1ent i s rna de . . I h a ve del aye~ ·wri tine . y ou until I C"'.>ul d obtain s onet h .• n definit e a s t o the exact. t :uue of s hi p:ne nt. Uy to thi s ::.io 1~nlnc ho' ~ g ever , I h ve been unabl e ~o nLv~ ::!r . Burkhardt sta t e defini t el y wh~n s :-ii po ent c oul d~ be ~ d~ . ::ic 2.c1~~1.:;od fil_: a~ai n t~i s morn i n 0 ·' h(~ t h e \'fill ondea or, ~o co.:1J11un1 cm:.e .\,.1 th l~.1s _cr oc (,or, sta ting '1.,ha t he \"lOUl d l ik to have t..1 :i.s er0c tor c.t Colorac.o s-~-r-lnc;s ha n dl e the j ob at HGl i o.n c e. e ffh e s i t uat i on io nbout n:::; f o llows•• - •r-•,.. - • Burl,\. ',.-. '•..,:,..dt h "' t a !:::en on u ork b eyond t h e c upri c i ·L;; of h i s a bllltv to huna.i e" -... - . c.. S Sis shop f a cili t i Gs ar e l ir.rl: Lcd. , c, nd t he t o.k iu,.." on of a ddi ..... r.oupt l y • the ?6.St t v:o v1ee:.ks has t ax e d ·i;lle ca pe.city or his mill ... 0 .,~.1one.l \·mrk p r ,:?se11t timo his shop i o on l3CVC1'[ 1 j ob~ ' ··:i th !:1 rc ...•11 tnnrlaat l f' t the the u. P. r;or k. ''"· • e ny to - -· - -- - �, ~n.cIA Co MP.ANY •COJ(ffll.~CTINOENGL"'fflERS weCORMICK eu 11.0INO ~,.a, e. MICH'IOAN A.VG. cmCAGO 5/1/36. 1 ·told him yesterday that unless this j ob is hurried he ~·1ill find hims el£' erec'tin~ steel in belo·.v zero wea ther 0 Lir o i3u:-l-chardt i s ver y reluctant to corn.m.i t 11.imsel:f' as to a definite date of shipraent o !"{e has loaned l1is tools a nd equipment on a rentel bas i s f ez- the bridi:_;e jc:,b a t Colorado Springs , and Y:ith the renta l o·::' this ec1_u:i.pment he has a l so allowed his erector to ta.lee this .)o"b ~ ,.d1ich has o.ol a yed shi p:aeut o :le could .make shipo"=11 t of fo ur or five CE.rs of ma ter i a l i mmediutely i f 110 ·tte r.e ..~bl e to make arraneements for t h o unloading of thi s nc.terial at Relianceo I ·:Jill k e er, in touch \ "i'i th hil!l daily until I can advise you -:1.0::lr.itely VJhcn shiprar nt t:ill be rr,acle o yery -truly yours, (SIGIJ~D ) AT?.:MuL 0 0 i i2SCHER �Ro clc S-pri ngs - April 30 , 1936 ';JI"• Eu t;::aene i!cAuli ff e: ,,, Herewith, fo r y our information , copy of l etter I r eceived t his mo rni ng from TheE: Burkhard t & Sons Steel & Iron Works Com.Yany , Denver , regard ing the shipment. of steel for the Reli ance tipiJle. I have been endeavoring to develop ,. from them definitely r,hen they will start erection, but have been unable to ge t any ,·,ord from t other than the attached. �THE E. BURKHARDT & SONS S TJ!l~L & IROM WORKS CO B69 So. Broadway Den ver, Colo . • Ap lil 28th, 1 936 ilr . Georg e B. P ryde, c/o Union P aci f ic Co a l ,C'o . , I' Ro c k Springs 1 1.~roming./ / ✓ Dear Sir: / I / Jm sw~ring your teleg r am of today with r efe ren ce to shipment of steel for tleliance Tipple, beg to a dvise that v,e ho p e to ship t wo or three c a rs by t he f'.i'rst of May, but our erection crew will n o t be a ble to g et on t h e ground until sometime l cter. / I / Ve are trying to a rran g e with a lo cal outf it ;t'o unload the steel \7hen it arrives at Relian c"e, but up to this \, riting h ave not consumated t h is arrangement. Very truly yours, / E. BURKHARDT & SO:i)TS STEEL & IROlJ WORKS CO. (sgd) H. A. Burkhardt HAB/a C O P Y I I �ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY CONSULTING &. CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS WM. VON MEDING, SE'CRETARY L. VON PERSANDT, TR~SURER ~~ PHONE HARRISON 2472 McCORMICK BU ILD I NG 332 5 . MICH IGA N AVE. CHICAGO -~ ril 20th, 1936. ', Mr. ~ugene McAuliffe, Pres . The Union Pacific · coal co. ' 1416 Dodge st., ' Omaha,. Nebraska. / /' Dear Mr. McAuliffe :-/"/ / En.clQ"s ed, please find copy of our latest report from Sam Tescher ( on conditions at Burkhardt's shop. , ,The platework from Sheet Metal & Conveyor Company has been ready for sometime and they have been pushing us to release fin'al shipments, which I understand will go forward as soon ~,s they can get any cars for loading. / / Yours very ·truly, ALLEN & G.ARCIA COMP.ANY HBC:HL Encl. ' I �G_.A.R.CIA COMP.ANY" • co!lsntVCTtNG :B?;GlNEBns NcCORMICK O V I \.OtNO ~ ;U $. MICktOA H AVG. CBJ:CAGO NATIONAL FUEL COMPANY Colorado Building Denver, Colorado April 17, 1936. Mr. John A. Garcia Allen & Garcia Co .' 332 s . Michigan Ave:, Chicago, Illinois. Dear Mr . Garcia: Progress at Burkhardt's has been a little more rapid this past we ek. They have picked up three more men and one more layout man will be a t the plant either Saturda y or 1,fonday . 1 There are now between four and five carloads of material fabricated. Mr. Burkhardt advised me that his Erector and crew are at Colorado Springs on a job, and he believes they will complete thatjob on iNednesday, the 22nd. He hopes to have the erecting equipment back into Denver by the latter part of next week, and he will try to make shipment of tools and some steel a few days before May 1st. He hopes also to keep the erection crew busy after that time . He said that of course something might occur that would delay this, but this is the schedule which he will endeavor to carryyout. Of course I personally feel that this job has been rather . slow due to various features outlined in the letters I have written you.' However, I will say that the plant is now turning out material much more rapidly. At the present time about 90 to 95 percent of the shop ·is on the U.P.job. Of course there are some odd jobs that come into the plant that must be taken care of outside of the U.P.work . Mr. Burkhardt a~ain called to my attention that Mr . Chapman or one of your men would be of great assistance at this time. I advised him that you intended to send Mr. Chapman as soon a~ he ~s completed design work on which he is now working. This job 1s still of much concern to Mr. Burkhardt and his brothers, and I believe they are endeavoring to do the be st they can. I again suggested tb him the addition of more employes but he frankly admits they are unable to obtain them. ' I will again report progress to you during the coming week. Very truly yours, (SIGNED ) ST:M S. TESCHER �April 15, 1936. Dc nr rr. Uo'.4'fl.5..nscr : -~· Y ar loutora o,.... April J.4.th: ~ho o cntl'&ot ~ar our Ro11U11oc tipple r:as let las~ ft.ill ar:d ti10 stae:&. cOlll~) 1c ju.ct i:.cr. canpletillG \ihu :.:'cbrioatian I or all stool. nl.l o onvoyCJl'a D.nd other e;quip.:iont purohaaed aam Sinccrol7 yours,, Ori!{iual Sig1;cd EUGENE McAULIFFE ' �fjiure.A,Jl Y\l:'Jl=) EIB~•{ Wi[©>~ilL2~~ INCOAPORATED IN OAKLEY STATION CINCINNATI , OHIO 01 :aim Office 720 f: o. 3<1 ·;;h St. •. ,1:;_· i l 111 , 19i 6 ....... ..c.n .ti.1.:i.0 , . . . ..,,,.~ ...:nc1 - a- .. ~s• J.L,;; 8RANCH l!:S PRINCIPAL CITIES ��ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY CONSULTING & CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS 41 WM. VON MEOING. SE'CRETARY L. VON PERBANOT, TREASURER PMOHe HARRISON 2-472 McCORM I CK BU I LD I NG 33 2 S . MICHIGAN AVE . CHICAGO April 13th, 1936. Mr. Eugene McAuliffe, Pres., The Union Pacific Coal Co. 1416 Dodge Street, ' Omaha, Nebraska. Dear Mr. McAuliffe:I attach copy of letter from Mr. Tescher which is enThe Burkhardts seem to be a bunch of stubborn Germans and I am at my wits end to know how to make them ship. The difficult fabrication is completed and if they had 50% completed over two weeks ago, surely there must be 75% now, but still as you will note from Mr. Teacher's letter, they maintain .May 1st as shipping date. couraging up to the last few paragraphs. I am sending copy or this letter to Mr. Tescher in the hope that he can do something to pry this steel out ot the shop at once. I am going to be in the hospital all of this week tor an operation on my hand and will be more or less out of business, but will arrange things in this office.so that we can continue applying pres sure. Please let me know if there is anything you can suggest to help. You.rs very truly, JAG:HL Encl. cc-~.s.Tescher �SHl:ET No,,_ _ __ ,-.cCORHICK. BUl!..DINO J;~-1: a. M ~C:HIOAM AV&!. - COPY -- ... CHICAGO ~ NATIONAL FUEL COMP.ANY COLORADO BUILD ING DENVER, COLOo April 10th, 1936. Mr. John A. Garcia Allen & Garcia Comp any 332 So Michigan Ave Chicago,lllinoiso 0 g ' Dear Mr. Garcia: Replying to your letter of April 6th, beg to advise that in tallcing with Mr. Burkhardt he stated that he was willing to pay the expenses o f the men that you have to Denver, but not return to Chicago . He showed me a wire he has f rom his brother in which he states he has t wo "layout# men, and his reply to his brother was to bring these two men to Denver. The wire was dated .npril 9th. He also showed me an ad inthe Chicago Tribune of April 5th, where he has advertised for layout men . The men that are coming to Denver are from the nmerican Bridge company, and they should assistinmeasurably in getting this job out 0 I note with considerable satisfaction that you will have your Mr Chapman in Denver, and I trust that it will be in the near future as•I am satisfied that Mr. Chapman will be of considerable help tor rapid fabrication. Progress this week has bee n rather slow as conveyor frames and elevator heads, requiring considerable rolling and slow fabrication, were being turned out this week. I found two pieces of structural steel that are being built for the climax company, and asked Mr. Burkhardt whether or not this work was delaying the U.P.Job. He advised me that it did not delay it as these pieces were already cut and had been delayed for about two months, and the only work done on these pieces was welding, which was done at night. The shop is still practically 100 pe rcent on the U.Pl,job and by Monday morning 20 tons of fabricated steel should be added to the piles now on the ground. In reply to the last sentence of your last paragraph concerning shipment of steel, I have taken this matter up with Mr. Burkhardt again and he advises that he cannot ship steel at this time for the reason that he would have to send a crew to Reliance to unload this steel and that no erection could progress continuously until more steel was' fabricated; so that he would be compelled to pay his crew at Reliance without sufficient steel to keep them busy. In this connection, I again took up with him as to when he will make shipment of tools and commence erection, and he is still f . , the opinion that he can commence operations in the field by May 1 to erector is now in Chicago and no doubt will call on you today ts• His l or omorrow. 1 EXamination at the shop this morning discloses that are on the U.P.fob with the exception of a welder and one all men / welder is used on the U.P. job whenever welding is necessaman, and this Yours very truly, ry. (SI GNED) S. TESCHER \ �l a ..A.R CIA C OMP.ANY ~ t ; -CON=V CTING:ENGINEEns ···'' ~ MC:CO~M ICK.OIJI\.D ING .).).t 0. MICHIOAM AVQ. CfilCAC.o I / I th&nk you for yOL!l" :i.' G:port of J:..pril 4th . ':!c .line d up -'C'.µTOC l ayout 12n f'or t he job~ but l.:ir. Burkhardt did _o·;;, ·.:nnt -~o J)ay t!wir oJq;enses io lienver and of c ourse, f or such n E;!lOrt per-iod tho non r10uld uot co on tha t basi s. I hope ,..r . 11urkhnrdt ce.lls n t t:1i □ office ,;hen he cones t o Chi c r.~o a.::ic1. ,:e ~::ill do everythinr; posniblc t o help ~im l ocat.e a r.:.an. Our e-.1.... C~mprn:m \. ho i .ri.ll be our superintGndent on V1;;, erect .:.on, ;.;il l {5et _, ut of he ro for Der:.vcr &s SO:)!l LS vie can ·--zr.y idr:1 o ff the dosig n ri:dc:1 ho ii;; ,;.orkinf; on and cannot l e uve. i ntill d o not understnncl 1.,: iy Burkhurdt cannot i:mke shi l)tJ10nt of .,.. 50 or 50;1 o f til.G steel alre~dy fe.orloc: 0d and the bal an ce oon~ istili,.. o f' s i Eple \:·ork. Youro very trul y , ;ff.G: HL cc-: ':r .•Eugen e :Uc.Auliff e. J -4:#~ I. ) I �$ G..A-RCIA COMP.ANY _..,_ .coJt.slllt7CTING l:NGU.."BEn.s * ......r P ~ r ~ SHa,- No.. _ _ __ CHICAGO C OP Y NATIOlfil FUEL COMPANY COLORADO BUILDING, DENVER, COLORADO April 4, 19!6. Mr . J ohn Garcia, Allen &Garcia Co., 332 s. Michigan Ave., Chicag o , Illinois. Dear Ur. Garcia:Work at the Burkhardt plant is still progressing along the same l"ines, al though the work at the present time is much simpler and is being turned out more rapidly. Mr. Hermann Burkhardt advises me that one of his brothers is leaving for Chicago today to see if he can locate a couple of "layout" men that will assist in this work. , We went into the matter of speeding up this work, and the only suggestion I can make is as outlined in my letter to you of .ooarch 28th. The presence of one of your men familiar with this job in the shop, would materially assist in rapid fabrication. ' Fabrication is still progressing as per the schedule or the drawings sent to the shop. The piles of fabricated material are growing from day to day, and with the exception of a few minor jobs that come into the shop, the shop is working practically 100 per cent on the u. P. job. No outside work is delaying the work in any way. Very truly yours, (SIGNED) S. TESCHER �ALLEN & GARCIA CoM~ANY WM. VON MED/NG, SECRETARY L VON PERBANDT, TREASURER CONSULTING & CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS i9 P HOHI! HARRISON 2472 McCORMICK 8UILOING 332 S . MICHIGAN AVE. CHICAGO April 4th, 1936. Mr. Eugene MoAuliffe, Pres., The Union Pacific Coal Company, 1416 Dodge Street, Oma.ha, Nebraska. Dear flllr . McAuliffe:- I am sorry to say that after scouring this section of the country for layout men for Burkhardt and obtaining three, Mr. Burkhardt advises us today that it is "against his principles to pay traveling expenses." Of course, we cannot expect men to go to Denver for a few weeks work and pay their own traveling expenses, so I guess Mr. Burkhardt will have to struggle along as best he can. Yours very truly, JAG:HL �,I &- GARCIA COMP.ANY ~---------- ~,n:rD(G a. CONSfll'O'CTIN<;; :ENGTh'Eil::lS ~ McCORMICK OVIL O t NO ~3.Z S HIC&T N o. _ _ _ __ o. MICHtG.-.,~ •va. C HICAG O I .::::. 2lll"khar d-'c t:.. :::one s·ieal [; Iron i.!cs o Co ., 0 869 S. Broadrrey 0 Denvor, Colorado . Gcn-clco.en: The r oporta ~:10 h~\-o b0cn :rcceiviag f rom IJl- . 'l'es cher :lnJicatos t,ha~ you al:0 p u sh .in.: the Unio11 Pac i fic j ob in pretty r·ooc1 i.'asl1ion and \'JO nre apprcoi a ti ve of your efforts to hel p u s ou·~ • ~or.1:.:-vcr II no t::re .indeca. i n"' a very oad hole on that job as -'. ,he schedu le ·!;op and bo "c;t Ofil r:ns ~'lorkod ou·t by t h e n i n e offici a l s on such a basi s that ::ey l o;t shi '!)::en·G of stt!ol ,·1ould crippl e the ou0r -:.t:..,:,n. \. e ho.Ve not bp-.an e bl c to f ind nny l a yout !llSn f o1.. y ou 0 L::1t ...:;.11 !-:ce~ on t r y i n~. Cnd in t.h~ 1:?.Gv.11:iiime , i sn ' t there so2aethi t1[3 :/OU co:.tlci l)OS ....i c>ly do to spceu u p the \JOI'k Rlld otart shi pr:ient ooone r t han :yo1yfn·ci cipe.te . ·.e s hall 1J-e grateful ii' you ,.-;ill r c ncr.r your ofJorts t o hel p ~ o. out i n t h is !.':lat ter a nd Got your tool s 7 nd s~.•e steel ohi ppeu i n ~he very uuar future . Yours ver y truly, ~- Au1 · i. i 'fe ,:,yC,:• ~r . -_,.,u g en e rJc - cc-:a-. s . Teacher a.a~~ / a. �Apr.1.1 n, 1038. gott:l.ng Cl._G cm tipp) " ste~l by B' 1itlclJ.crdt3 f !Jr• peyde trritoo 211t: on i!..r-vh Z:!..~t · a.c foll<1,10 : ,,.f' tho I3:.4i•k'l£l"it, paopl o , of D~Tetr, ...!J'• H. c. Drwm:umd ruid J!r .. Jui eu MoDo,wl l , v1cited ~1•0 1 seturday, i.n:1 ,;('Int ove1• t.::10 ttpp1u :;,.,,cnt1cn nt Ro lit .nco 1n prepara~ion tar the ,1ork tllore. 1'i70 rop:•.::sc:'\t:.x tivi; n "'!h67 r.>lc.r. t0 U.00 l!r. \1h11eno.."ld' D r:h1>Vvl lJlth tho boom for oroot:ius ·t:he &~eol. r.a-. L"li':.>~- \Jt111': owr tb.'3 c.;.--.t!l"O ln.y... out witll them, o.nd 18 ver, v:01.l satiatied. •x a:aked \ihsm i t 1t wOQld not be pona1blc fw them to ship the steel for tht> east part ot tllo tipple f'1rat, \'lorld.ng tawdd the we■t, and theJ' stnted they ,1ou.ld try to WOl'k 011t a ■79te111 ot th1a kind• "'fbe7 eaid the7 i.w1 no hope• ot making sh!p)J8nt· ~toro lb'1 1a1;, u final plam weN just rooe1ved trm Allen & Garo1a O capaD.7 en Kcm4a7, •~ch 251'4.n In the 11e}:lt ~ llr. Te•oll.Or 1 s letter to you ot lta1'0h 28th, x do not aeo wbail JIION " oan do 1n the prem11es • tho use ot the ~•oline ahonl bnom looated a.t Rook Sia'1nSI ,ii]:im1nat1ng the necea .. 8 1,,· ot •b.S.pping a boom t~ unload1n6, ek. lt 1a w•7 apparent tbat •oh ot tlle dela7 ■catteNd 1F&a du.& to the tail.are ot yoar , people to .., ou.t the dl'aw1nga as per prClld.■e • 11r. Ooole7 Jroa!.a1ng • taS.imtu.117 tllat the lact di' w.i.1".e \i'oule be 011t b7 !llJloh 1st. �• - would bs c;lnd . 1? yo:a i1ould ot1ll koop Ml'. Tesohor 01igfmJ Slped EUGENE McAULIFFE �Ro ck Springs - March 31, 1936 J.!r. Eug ene McAuli ffe: TlrJO r epres entatives of the Burkhardt people, of Den~ e1:, Mr· H • C • Drummond and Mr . James McDowell, visited here __; I"'/-/ Satur~ ay·, and went over the tipple location at Reliance in p re:parati on for the ,,,or k there. I They plan to use Mr. V/hi senand 's shovel with the boom for erecting the steel. Mr. Libby ,~rent over the entire t lay-out v: ith them, and is very v1ell satisfied. I asked them if i t would not be possible for them to ship the steel for the east part of the tipple first, working toward the west, and they stated they would try to work out a sys tem of this kind, '.!hey said a ~ " ! / o hopes of making shipment before May 1st, as e plans were just received from Allen and Garcia Company on Monday, ··,·arc - - - - --·- a::.:c - - - - - - ~ - 23rd. -- - - - --- - - - - - · - - --------- �--i ■ I I t �... ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY WM. VON MEO/NG, SECR£TARY L VON PE:RSANDT, TRE'A$URE;R CONSULTING &. CONSTRUCTING .ENGINEERS f) PHONe HAAAISON 2472 McCOAMICK BUILDING 33 2 S . MICH I GAN AVE . CHIC.AGO /~ Ivia rch 26~J;t:" 1935_ ,,. ,.,I" f sP / /"y r' -r- ,;/ ...,1r. ...m g ene l\ic.Auliff e, P res., /' 1 I1he Union P aci f ic Coa l Go.,;•,'/ 1416 Dodge Street, / Omaha, Nebraska. / i ~ 1 i• ..,f • -·.,w .au De£.r J •.r. ~ ... e : - rr ..,;- /' I enc~e copy of I1.1r. '.iescher's letter from Denver, d a ted 1.:arch 25tJt, and you ·.vill note that l.'Iay 1st means beginning a n d not compl~t:ion of erection . Jus t v1hy he waits until the job is p r a ctically f abricated before h e s hips is something I do not yet underst4n.d a nd I 8-Tl writing ~,;r•. 11e scher today, copy enclosed, suo-,-est inm" that shiu.ment be made ea rlier. ~-.· /·' -' // I can readily see that the complicated nature of the ,.-.:ork /.ould slov1 down fabrication, but hardly to such an extent. ,.,_-ilJ/advise you i f I am able to do anything tovmrd getting Burlc3 /dt to anticipate the date he specifies . . 1 Yours very truly, JAG:RL Encl. �- & GARCIA C OMP.ANY ., i,i.iu<c> & COl'l's nl'O'CTUl'C) lSNGINBsn s ,,t,,'6"'-- .. CBXCA.Go 'l::i? . c- • !i's~ e.!1:::? :i ~-~ t 5. oil~! l : ·uol Co: i:,c.uy 1> Color:.tlo Juil u.:nc, Den~~~, Color~~o . 1 i :1:111I~s vc:-y t:.l'.Ci". "or .·ou..: l etter of _rarch 25t h , a l- -~·:c·:..:g h thv .:1-:,;:s thc.t arcc tio.1 :oal o stD.rt Llay l ot ·,me u bi B di s :::pr oint::..~n i.. to ..1c . 1 c.o not y~t 1:n<lors·cand L'.hj· it i s necoosar y to _ :~l:ct:!. ctl l:; c:>:::!_ ·l cto f'w.hr::.c,. t :.vn before c·li~).uent. .Don• t you t~1inl: ··!" . :u:.·k~rd·~ coul cl untic:.1):.te t:1~i·t da ts considera bl y and S h · 0 , ..-~eel .. 'boon ~nd tool ~ c:;:, ~ --·-eu e!.:eli :;:-&." dc..t e ? " --- ··. e ·.:i l l try t o locc:i;o c. cou..1.-l c or l c:·out nen, but ·;;:1c~: ... ,..2:;; very f or1 in ·c:.i.ic cl aos of .. ork ,~i1 ich i s prob!..bl y the • ~!.lt •:.i·? ~icul t ~n d ~.:..··_p cnzivc ·:~nd o f otee~ ~aiJric~tion , c.nd c.l s o , ~ o;..t co::.c~z-n~ in t :rn t i ppl o enc. ·.:r:.Dhm.'"y l:!.no aro vory buoy. 1 en \:onde rinc i :? , ..a1• . ::;url=ilnrclt is ::'abricatinr.> tho ctocl o ccorclinc to e cchedule t·1.lio1l ·.1o•!ld :;cr ;_ii t of e rcctl n:::; •i;he c c l i.L.Il$ cn<l lcr.ier porti ons o -? t he ::;truc,;u1•0, or :;hethe:r h e i c ,.;ox·k i nc 0J1 1)urlins I c irts , r~of_ 't!'us ~o s~ etc. 1 _which \"Ji l l uot bo noe<led unti l the l a~t !}c.rt o_ ·enc ere cti on ,:>r og.r~ . fil _ u:if cr..i ll..1ri t y with t .!l.i o cl ass of : :o,:-::: ::11ieht l e ucl .hi:."'.l ..Go a.0 t hi s end I ~ also fea rful of s~op orr o~s . Y,:mr s v e~y trul :, 0 JAG: E!. - �/ ; G.ARCIA COMP.ANY ~ G ,.coN.s.n>tTCTtNG-ENGINEEn s "~ McCOR'MICK OVII.OfNO ~.).I e. MtC:WIOAN AVQ, CHICA.GO C O P y NATIO)?.AL FUEL cm TI?ANY COLOR.4DO BUILDING AI ~ I:.C.f.i,_ IL Denver, Colorado :March 25, 1936. ' Tuir . J o ~ n Ao Garci a , Allen ~ Ga rcia Co. 3 3 2 S . ?:iich i g an J,.v~ Ch ic a&:o, Illino is. ' 0 De a r t:r . Garcia. :.... J-• i visited~ th e Burkhardt Iron ••orks Ilionday and today; was unable _tJo b e tJnere y estera.ay . I h a ve y our letter of the 23d. instant and hlr Burkh a r dt, in t. el ling me th2.t he anticipa tes erection .i\'.iay 1st. 'means that h e e x p<)cts to ship h is b oom for ere ction 1~ay 1st. so that ere~tion will sta rt a bout ~..::ay 1st. He sta ted tia t he e:...rp ected to have sufficient raa"taria l fa br ica ted by 1.;ay 1st. so tha t shipment of boom and material can b s made about t h at time, and f urth er f abrication after i•:'iay 1st. will keep the job g oing continuously until completed. I n regard to the staten ent t::iat 50~5 of the steel is fabricated I bee "to ad.vise ti.lat there is some discrepancy as to this percentage. l~ Herr.iann Burkhardt, who is in charge of the office and administration, and his brother v/i.10 is in charge of the shop ·;• are at some variance in regard to this percentaP-e. ..a-. Surkhardt who has charge of the sho_p does not believe that 50~ is fabricated. _;r . Hermann Burkhardt and his chief engineer feel that in view of the f irst ~07; be~ng mor~ difficult of fabrication means that the job is really 50}~ fabricated insofar as the time element is concerned. 0 Examination at the shop discloses that this job has full preference, and that it is being put through as rapidly as labor and facilities of the shop allow. ln making inquiries I find that they are short of "layout" men and I suegested to r-sr. Burk~rdt tha~ re:haps 1ou could :;:,ut him in touch with two good "layo1:t" men ~n you: vic!nity~ ,~Ir. Burkhardt advised me to write you this morning, making thi~ su5gestion to you. He states that he could probably use these men for six weeks or more, andafter the comnl _ tion of your job he may have other work that would make the trip to i>e:ver worth while for these men. I feel that they are doing everything possible to c•et .,_h. . out for you. There is this drawback, however - you must re~emb ... i~ Job faQrication in Denver has fo~low~d ra~he! simple lines, such ase~uffa~ steel and bridges, and steel or~ani~ations in ~enver are not fully f . . din~s tipple fabrication. The arawing s a:ce rather complicated for a.mi_1._ iar Wl. th f • men uhat have · t· been accustomed to fa b rica ing rar:J.ing for steel buildings d . The numerous bends, angles, and other intricate details ha an bridges. this v!Ork considerably. ve s 1 owed up �~ GARCIA COMPANY ~ ~ v c - r m G - : S . . " ' 1CL',"l:a;,ns SHUT No._.:.=.2.::,.o_ _ McCO~MICJI\ OUII..OUtO .33.t ~ MICMIOA" AVC. CHIChGO 1 ;Jr. J. A. Garcia, • . . . . . . . . . . . rf 3/25/3 6 . , ~ I fi:1,d ~lso 'that an ~nc_:rease in the amount of a ctual tonnage neeaeQ for this Job has retaraea the work beyond the estimate of time originally made. -.:r. Burkhardt is considerably worried about this job and feels that i f you could locate t wo "layout" men for him, it might assist completion. He advises me that he has difficulty in getting layout men that are familiar \·:i th this character of work. I would suggest th~t if tv10 layout men are located , the.t you conn:nunicate with Mr.Burkhardt as to their dispos ition. I ·.vant to again call to your attention that the time of .a,Iay 1st raerois t l1s.t he will have sufficient steel fabricated to make shipment so tha:i, erection can co:m:ience, and ~hat. from .Hay 1st on, he will be able to continuously shi p completed fabrication so as to not retard erection . A snow-storm here Sunday and ij onday retarded some of the work J-hat i s done outside the shop. :;orlc at the shop this morning discloses ~hat with the exception of the painting of a light roof truss and the uiuoading of a car of material, all fabrication v1as being done on Job No . 9500. I trust the above gives you the information asked for in your letter of the 23_d. Very truly yours, ( SI Gff.J:D ) ST:M S. TESCHER �0 ~- ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY CONSULTING & CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS ' WM. VON MEOING, SECIIETARY L. VON PERBANOT, TREASVIIER PHON& HARRISON ..?47.Z McCORMICK 8UILOING 33.Z S . MICHIGAN AVE. CHICAGO 1\iarch 23rd, 1936. l J k EA.IL t:r . .1.u gene 1ic Auliffe , Pres ., Union :C-aci f ic Coal Company , Rock Dpr ings, ~:yoming. Dear I.ir . 1.Ic Auli:ffe:- You ·will note from the attached report or Mr . ~1.1escher thet the situation at Burkhardt ' s shop is not nearly as bad as we t i.1 our-ht. :S:vidently you were misinforraed as to his not starting fabrication until the last shop detail was in, for, according to i:r. ~es:her's report, 50% of the total is already fabricated. I do not .know just why he doesn't start shipment but probably because he v,ants to see enough of the steel :t'inished before starting his erection ere,·, and having idle periods account of shipping failures . .All shops h~ve their own schedule for shipping delivering and erecting and we should not disrupt is schedule, but' I am going to ask Mr. Tescher to di g into this matter and see if he c annot arrange his schedule so that shipments can go forward at once. l I am somewhat confused as to the statement "doing everything in his power -co anticipate erection iila.y 1st". I hope that means complete erection, but I will find out and advise you. Yours very truly, cTAG:HL CC-Omaha, Nebr. Att . �$, GARCIA COMP.ANY ~!,,,,<>. CONsnl'UCTtNO ENGINEEns ·" ' ~ McCORMICK DVIU )IHO .,,~ . . MICMIO A N •va. CHICAGO Air ~fa il SHsrr No._ · --- COP Y NATI ONAL FUEL COiiiPk!:f f COLORlillO BUILDING Denver, Colorado Mar ch 21, 1936. ' l~ . J . A. Garci a , Al len &. Ga.rci a Co ., 33~ S . ~:iclli g an i-,.ve . , Ch ica~o, Illin o i s . Dear :.~r . Ga rcia : He p l y in~ to y ours of the 20th, instant, beg to advise tha t I v i site d i:;~e 3urk:1ardt Co1;ipa;.:y's s h op t h i s morning and the s i tu~tion is &s f ollows: Sheets numbere d f rom 1 to 120 inclusive are 75% fabric a t ed ; sheets numbered from 121 to 187 inclusive, except missing sheets :i"·o s ol83 ,185 end 186 :iave been check ed, r eady for the sh op, and cutting l i s ts :'or she ets 1 21 to 187 r:ill be com.1:1leted in t hree or four days . I I Ur. Bu r khardt s hovve d me y our last letter a.dvisint2: that coc.ul ete ua ilin~ of a l l s h e e ts nas been r11ade , and I beg to advise you t hat s heets Nos.183, 185, 186, 1 90, 191, 192 and 194 did not arrive, but are expected today w'1ich, as your letter states, will complete the me.ilinP- of all detail drawings to Burkhardt . The Shop Number of this job is 9500, and I noted in r:oing ·chro:1s h the shop tb.at all the men are ,., orkinP.: on this job . At the present tl.1Ile he has a crew of about 43 1 men doing nothing but faoricatinf. material for this job. :Hr . Burkhardt advised ne ·, hat he is and has been working on this jo¥i,aily, Sundays. en~ _nig hts, and is doing ev&rythi D.f in his power to a nticipate erection J,,iay 1st • .uar. Ross, their Chi ef ~ngineer, also advised me tha t nost of the -riork requiring d i .:'ficult f abrication is completed, and that from nov.J on the work should move faster . From examination made and from information, the job at yresent is 50 per cent fabricated, and the remaining 50 per cent should not be a s difficult as the first 50 per cent. The entire office crew is also engaged checking shop de tail so as to not delay the work. You may rest assured . that I will visit Burlcha.rdt's a s much as possible and keep you advised as to progr ess. liopin[ ~ha t I may be of some assistance to you in getting this job out, I am, Very truly yours, S . TESCHER ST:M �'jpJthefollowing mu.rage, subject lo the term, on back hereof, •, i c·- 1~r.c C__ ~ •0'1 _ ir_ ·__ <1 ( COlfJ.7IRL1ATI 011)' C ·o::. l~. C:G . rJ. • 1.0 : 52 p.Y" • c c-:::.,e!: S:9ri I!.gs • \:yo • -p..J ~ ~ -~, 10.-::r. vue �~ JtC.IA CO MPANY COJ(sntVc:rn.o• E NGTh"EERS ,-,cCOAH IC:.,._ OUILOIN O ~ 2 a • • MtCH IOAN AVQ. SHffT No. _ _ __ CHIC.AGO You -:,il l note f rom t!10 e ·i'.; t uche d re.9ort of Lir. ~i.1eschor t!1ct ·;;!1.0 ..: ituetion at 3ur1dm r dt ' s s!1op i s not nearly a s bad a s i1e tilou:-:it . :.vi do:1tl:_..- y ou v.or o :li.sinf orned a s t o .ni s not starting f!:...b:;:•i c~..:i.ilor.: unti l th0 l n.8t s:10 1:> detail was in, for, a ccor ding to :...!' o '-'L,~1or 0 s 2"0!)Or-·t, 50~ of tho t otol io a lr0ady f abrica tsd . I do not kno\1 juzt \·1hy 110 tlos sn ' t s t a rt shi pment but prob~bl y bec ause h~ ;·mnto t o s ec enou:-:h of tho s t eel f inished be f'orc. o-ca:-ti n: his e roc tion cre1.7 und hG vine i dl e periods a ccount of sl1i -m1nr f'ai l uren . l!ll shopr.:: ~£-.ve t~1cdr Oi'J n a chedul o f or nhi ppinn , dol i vorinG and or e ctin~ o.nd r10 shoul cl not disrupt i o s che dule , but I c.:1 ·:o~n:?. t o a□k l'.:r . Tesc!ler t o di G i n t o t h i s raatter und see i f h o c annot ·arrnnr:;e hi s s clledulc .:;o thut ohi pmcnt s cun co f'or \·JUrd a t onc e . I ao somewhat confused as to t he stat el'.:lent 0 doi ng everyt hing in his po-.·,er to a u~i c~po.·c; . cr oc'i:iion Day ~ tn. I 11ope tha t :.nr.::ruis c o:npl o t e erection, but .1 ::1.ll ... ind out end advi se you. Yours very truly , J -A $ ~ / / cc- o.:mha , !Je br. Att. �- --------- CHICAGO C OP Y NATIONAL FUEL COMPA!'JY Air Mail COLORADO BUILDING Denver, Colorado March 21, 1936. ' Mr . Jo A. Garcia~ Allen & Garcia Co. ~,...., ~ . ,.,.. h. P v.::>G 4.ve. • U o fa1C t ]. ,O:S.Zl C· .., "-'OS) Chicacop Illinois o Dear L'.ir. Garcia:- Replying -to yours of the 20th, instant, beg to advise tha t I visited ·t :1.e Burk:iardt ConpQny's shop this morning and the situa tion is as follows: Sheets numbered i'rorJ 1 to 120 inclusive are 755i febric a -t~Eid; sheets nunbered from 121 to 18? inclusive, except missing sheets lios.183~185 and 186 :i.ave been checired, ready for the shop, and cutting lists :.:'or s~eets 1 21 to 187 •::ill be completed in three or four days. Hr. Burkhe:i.rdt showed me your last letter advising that COI:!.Pl e te !!lailing of all shoe tz has be0n madet and I beg to advise you ths t s h eets Nos.183, 185, 186, 190, 19lp 192 and 194 did not arrive, but are expected today which, a s your letter states, viill complete the m.sil ine of a ll detail dra~ ings_to Burkhardt. The Shop Number of this job is 9500, and I noted in r:oing throuGh the shop t hat all the men are •vorkin.<! on this job. At the present time he has a crew of about 43 ~en doing nothing but fabricating material for this job. Mr. Burkhardt advised .me ~-hat he is and has been working on thia jo't)6.aily• Sundays and nights11 a nd is doing everythine in his pover to anticipate erection 110.y 1st. , .., :i:Jr. ·Ross, their Chief .i!.ll€tina er, also adyised me that riost o'f the yiork requiring dL'ficult fabrication is comRleted, and that from now on the work should 2ove faster. From examination made and from in~orn::.e.tion , the job at present is 50 per cent fabricated, and the remeining 50 per cent should not be as difficult as the fi~st 50 per cent The entire office crew is a lso engaged checking shop deta i l so as to not delay the wol..k. You raay r est assur~d_that I will visit Burkhard-t;Vs as much cs possible and. keep yo~ 0.c:.v:i.sed ao to progress. liop inf ·i;ho.t I nay be of some assistance ~o you in getting this job out, i ar.i, Very truly yours, (GI GN.:D) ST:M S. TESCIIER 0 �llr o i:iue;ene tlc'Aul i:ff0 9 Pres . , U!iion -·ac i fic Coal Co ., 141 6 Dodge s ·i;. , On.aha O i}e bro ( CONFIRM.A.T I ONJ JOITl.i Ji . GARCIA CSCC . J..•L-G . G0o 1 0 :52 }1.ilo cc-Rock Springs,VIyo. �r;ue:,ne 'CAl'-l if'i.'c - Choyellllo oi;:.:wE. I!2:.'C~ ?.,, 16~6 Q'l'J:TrE ~ Fcl lo:::lnc fro:TI. c1obn asro~.:i " C.1:fondy :.;u~-::'~.oo.--; .._ Cl f.::J. 'f,Ti-~1.r->.go • F.t.ft3 .90r cent of s t ool u:;QTJOI':C O R- ·g �-~-------~-----,,, NI. NM I.CO NLT WLT MC CHICAGO ILL 23 1103A NIGHT LlrTTER NIGHT Ma.sAGE OEFERRCO CA8LE NIGHT CADLE LETTER WE£1( ENO CAlll.E LlTTER AADIOCRAM 1936 MAR 23 AM IO 24- EUGENE MCAULIFFE PRES UNION PACIFIC COAL eo 1416 DODGE ST OMAHA NEBR F'I FTV PER~NT OF STEEL ALREADY FABRl ~ATED AM WRIT I NG I JOHN A GARCIAo ----- ---- I �( !th crJr o!:dcr uo. 2=75~ 00wc~1nG as tmo or ad . 1 1 otrt.t,turo.l otcol tor our o on1 t:tpp!c at Rel!cnoo , ,;;-:;o::,ills, thio r ruid oba7o oai" ardor ITo. :M!l5l or sop!:em- bal' so. 1036, Sn o.coordanoo A11 it- l"OV!ceC :ii>:>c!t10l'-ticm:i tran ~ aor~ 1a a ot1!'[U17• Origmnl Sil:IJcd EUGENE McAUUFFE oc:: �~/ Form 201 Local / rJ'[ION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY 11-35-5000 ORDER llel,, REQUISITION Quote both numbers on invoice . . Rock Springs, Wyo. lli~. lt 19S~ . " su b"Ject to agreement and conditions on the back hereof. Ship to and mark: Please furnish this Company, the follow1·n", THE UNION PACIFIC COAL CO.,care of Ship via ::.::Z. o !Jo .J o .., t,;u-i/u·o z D(li.1:J.A ....,._ .:1 t o:t·'J.t.~w 1> o, .;rJJ 0 . Unl.0:.1 .t.·~~c.; l .i: ic • r'.'t If · . U.3 . 00 nc:r 'i o Lv . UO n I zf .D . L>O ,~ .-:x·o c. t- G .1U• . ~"•~ - il1en & Garcia Oo • M:i·. Hr. E. llcA.u1iffe llr . MAKE INVOICE IN TRIPLICATE AND FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS ON BACIC v . v. D. J.-~.r:l.,1. ... tmo. ..~o . - ) l, .304 . 00 :S~c 'tiCJLl r101<.1 ..:ci i'l"tiiilf> ...:Lt :10!. tod Co etc 2,32<!.00 207.60 �SHUTNo. _ _ __ MC-COltHICK DUf~OOfO ~>,I: a.HICH IOA.. AVII, cmCAGO • ro'i'C:l 18 th, 1 936 . The E . Bur khard"G e~ Sons Steel ~ Iron •.•ks.Co., 859 s . Er o.ody;cy , Donvor 0 Colorado. Ge:::ri:il 0:::!Cll: R~ : Job :ro. 1150. e a~o sendill~ :rou under ceparate cover• four pri:l'~s each o :? th~ follcr.:in.:; drc.,·rl123s: 177- 103- 185- 186- 187- 188- 189- 190- 101102- 195- 194- 195- 196- 1g7 and 108. ~~cse shecto oom9riso the l ast of the details and you should uo·:1 have prints of drawings l t o 198 1no1us1ve. i.'/ould be c].cd to bnve you check your. ~ile3 to sec tll!lt you have re- oeivod t!leo all. Kindly a c!~n~;.1ledf;e receipt. Yours very truly, �------~ Ro ck Springs - March 16, 1936 Mr.Eugene McAuliffe : I hav e had an additional order made up for 83 tons of steel , in accordance with your letter of February 21, File 353-12 . I am sending this to you for handling , as my thought is tha t the Burkhardt people should hav e an order covering these 83 tons of additional steel , plus erection and field painting. If you agree with me, will you please approve, send ing the original to the Burkhardt Company and one copy to Allen & Garcia Company, retaining one copy for your files and returning two copies to or further handling. I �;610CHT ,,,,urs10arr ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY ,10,.eee C~ICAGO CONSULTING & CONSTRUCTING- ENGINEERS ~ • WM. VON MEDING, SECRETARY L. VON PERBANOT, TRU.SIIRER PHONf! HARRISON 2-472 McCORMICK BU ILDING 332 s. MICHIGAN Ave . CHICAGO March 16th, 1936. r.:r. :I:u cene Idc.Aulif fe , Pres . ? he Union Pacif ic Coal Co .,' 1 41 6 Dodge Street , Omaha , Nebraska. Dear i ::r. ~ c Auliffe:1 a ckno,·1ledge y ours of the 13th. It has been your job and. n ine for many years to face difficult situations v:i th courc.r:e a n d iron them out e.nd l have n o doubt but that vie can do it i n this c ase . I s uspect tha t :aurkhardts have taken on more rer:i.unera ti ve work and a r e g iving it preferred attention . I have checlceci over the drawings e.nd their delivery and can see no reason ,.:hy Burkha rdt should not have started fabri cation after Lir. Chapr.1an ' s visit to the shop l ast .January. 'l'he shop deta ils sent h.irn. in t he last week or so ,·;ere ::iiscellaneous drawings that need not have delayed the job a t all a nd to await the deli very of the l ast sheet before starting fabrication is ~Tong. The outfit is either res e ntful and sore a bout something, or as stated above, they have hif her priced •::ork in the shop . As a practi cal suggestion, I believe you should get in touch •,;:i th Sam 'i"escher and ha.ve him visit the shop every day or o:ftene r i:f necessa ry, and ride them hard. This nas done on' the National Fu.el job a t Denver a nd brought result s . I wish you would do this and Tescher is exa ctly the man, v1ould do anything possible to help you and is loceted at the right spot. I will talce c are of this end of it and betwe en us we will get results. The manuf'acturers of all the rest of the material are begging "for s l1i pping orders and if' Mr . ~'escher will do what 1 think he can, I see no reason rvby the job should not • come through on time . You rs very truly, cTAG:HL )-Ft#~~- �~~., ~?ct?. !:~i.)crur; 11 o l0tto:, ot\ ··~e:.:ali. Ct:, ~.,~fOi?o r-,.o en ny ;..;~ott~· _ \'~~-:i ,.. .') ·.;oot tr.::J'.~l• 'I!o on..-. : !-mf; :-: Ol.! C')..q:'l.!l!Coly tt!lu• apnoin\'.;od ~ _. I') :1i:J!ll11ing givon our t£.pp1o oc:1u1_;uot uoulcl Ix, i ... rol· o~..:..,.Jooi.rig t1'l0 ~nt:Le:;, rn!.ldl;;. Lo aw:...tcc.1. ~ovc~al nmtha ago ::ltb t!".:::, i:!'1owy jt1:de!J. n:io tha..""oud,11~~ ao!3op'ucd t>y yo~ rop- --> nt~t~jvGs) -r.!...uti ·c.:.t:1. LU:::1~">lo t1. ...u 0 tLo:t'O conut T10 oo pooc!!.bilit17 Of!: <1 131c-;v 1.."1 o~n_,~:1uoi:iC'..:i O Co tho 01~ tr1U{; tho -uSp~Jlo o:l~"t bo oom)l.otcd bu' . :'..d ..::i&.ni? an:-1 bc::'oro our- f 11 c.:luo lcna O\'"o~tokcc LJf.l • F i.'!11, o~lo~ acnc;rcd &> '-'n.."!~. •..:~'.2. t ho lc: 1• 0 t~1.:1D cffe:>da'-1 bin ·,.:or- prop::wa tion of ttrou.'li.1£:J:, c·c.:~ o, oo uoulrJ. 'i)o ;3 a.:!:"X)lle,~ t~ . hole b:1.eli: :ntor1n.1. inoludi.~c t,~;;1ucCt::':tl ntool~ lrntuot' ut-u:i.n lnvo t; 0 expocl1to aaaa • I \7&o cdv1ood 1!1 t!J.o coc1nu:Lng tl~t; tho <.loto:11 dre.~~"lgp t'lOUl.l :JO ()O~t®, O..!.~ __ ~p'- !: :; Cl-!" IX! '.;Jv ~ OCPOC?'.~"'~ ! j r 'i'~• oooloy•s l.Elat v!tJ1t t;o ~ , h~ uao~d co ti1:1t tho :?'h.ml. a1~.ouiur.t ...oold be !."'1 '..;;10 B.~Je'..:it>tl'ii c~f!co t):,~ t:3:-~b 1ot~ !:cr.i E':'eo ,.?l"Jfi ~~t oomos alaic a1 !.t.c.,:ob D·~b. \!.!!.th a t1ol1 di-cnnc..1 otci.to·;nt1t otool cam~ny 071ou:W. c2or u:lth no o,01ocr .?'~!' !:.i □ dofloot1onc. !n reply to cu.--:» !L91qa.1I"~ ·~110 ikwliliru.-tlt J crap!'.:.1~/ ~ito cm Jlarch 9th that thoy hnd ~oo cu or {~t"atl anto rol):dv(X1 n11 o.r tho d ota11 araw1nsa from 'JOilI' e~:n:11E-::i~,, hilv.1ns r>ooo :lvo<l 16 c:x.1 •;;ho 9th w1 th sewl'Bl -sot to oo:-.D D o~at:l:lc that t!!"'.clel.i ~~00 oil'toU!36tnneoo oL! ~....at tho !) thoy are Wlllblo to atnto juct ..h!Ju fabt)1<m'1;1co ui11 bo conplot:o:'.! but do mow that it u1ll not tx, bot'o:-o P. r,r!l lGt. ,, ur. Ven Pil'?Jan.<lt ota.too Sn hio lattor> that tho loot o_' t!io tlata11 drawings fat- tho t1 plo •.. ill co to Cho oho~ ~ t'eh 100b.g oxpl.aWng tb.a~ cold wo:itllo!' :!.n roopono!Lblo for EllI'k'.wlreit •n c'lolny etc • not ns J"&t o.ttornpt1t1,.. to nlloge t:int tho oold ,:eatho~ !uta. ~ an,t~s to do witll tho fo.fluro ·~o fulfill trr. Oooloy•o P9a:l!aoo . c.t''l'IO traglo (ctl'l'CJl'8 wro wdo 111 tho oati?stee, \iho firot relating to the ocaerete f'oan!atlen, the lo.at (wh!ch i~. 00018 ~ told me aboat en h1o T1a1t) tbo wrlGr"-e■thato at tho at:ru.ctarn, atoel by 83 tau. 01 top or thS.o aitunt1cn, whloh I pre■umo iO will have to abaorb lill1d VJh1oll puts Olli' coat tar boJ"OQd our ostl?l1lto to which ur. 000187 ■ubsoribed• wo f1zld that we ai-e gtwn eacowsos ' and explanationa ratbor tbtln <lftlu!ngs. WS.11 7011 pleaae t ko h 14 of th1e matter _persmally, llld �I _ _J Origin.cl Signed EUGENE McAULIFFE : ::..) 0 �-_JIii ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY WM. VON MEOJNG, SECRETARY L VON PERBANDT, TR£ASUR£FI CONSULTING & CONSTn.UCTING ENGINEERS m PHONE HARRISON 2472 McCORMICK BU IL0ING 332 S, MICHIGAN AVE. CHI CAGO l\iarch 9th ' 19rz6 .:, . l~ir • .Eu g ene LilcAulif'fe, The Union Pacific Coal Co., f 1416 Dodge St., 0-m.aha, Nebr. Dear Sir: 1./e ha.ve your letter of :tiarch 6th together with telegram of il.Iarch 9th, regarding the question of drawings and shipment of steel, a nd will o u tline f or you our records covering the shipment of drat.ring s to Burkhardt. The main unit consisting of dump station building, conveyor :frames, etc., of that p ortion ivhich could be erected first , went for~.<Jard. to Burkhardt on .January 6th, 1936 . This part of the work could be handled as a unit and if they are up to date on their fabrication should be ready to ship by t!1is time so that erection could be started on April 1st as anticipated . During the month of .January vie forwarded them in addition, the detail drawings of the r efuse conveyor . During the month of February v;e forwarded then crusher conv;3yor on t~e 15th an~ mixing conveyor on the 7th. On I.1arch 3rd details covering the main columns were s ent them and on t.Iarsh 6t1: th~ shaker... truss~s went forward? thus mak:inp: the date ot: the last CJ.rawinfs of 1.1he ~~n s~pports he:ying been sent on .r.:'.arch 6th, so that at tn.: p1·esent 1.11.me -ch:Y have in their hands draw~ngs for all of the.main structure and if they fabricate this material in accor,d~ce ·:nth sc1?,ed~e, they_ sh~>Uld, have it ready to ship by April 1st vmich will be in time to fit in HJ. th the erection p:!."ogram . The last of the detail drav1ings for the Reliance tipple ·will .r;o to the ~hop .itlarcr_i 18th, those parts remaining being mostly stairs, hand rails and misce~laneous floor. beams which will not interf'er e or hold up erection if' they are ·shipped last, same being only odds and ends that are necessary to make a final complete job. r It seems to me as tllou,:i;h the col d weather in Denver durin the months of .January and F~bruary ha s hampered Burkhardt to a gr extent and this , together t1 1th sorae delay in the forw·aT'dinr-• of "', ea detail s proba1?1? will account !o!- the postponement of ;rection ~~~~ but i n our opinion, the date 0 1 i1.ay 1st could be antici Dated d' ably;if sufficient pressure c oulu be brou~t to bear on Burkha~~~:1. erC, , Yours very truly LVP :HL cc- Mr . Geo . Pryde. B:7;;;;:, ~~~»~ �S69 So. BROADWAY PHONE SPRUCE 4451 1.t!'E~.Ji;,R,C@.LCit. lle.rch 9th, 1 936 0 Union P a cif i c Coa l Conpany , 1 41 6 Dcdc e Stree t , O.oialla , Ke bras .tCa . ' Ge ntl emen : I n ansr,er to y our lett er of La rch 6th, be5 to a dvise the t H e have not as yet received al l of the de t a il drawing s for your Reliance , :-lyomiri.1 , tipple from Allen and Ga r cia. Today ~e received sixtaen drawi ngs, and ~nderstend that there are several yet to come . At this n r i ting r,e are unable to state just when fabrication v,ill be completed but do lroo \·1 that i t ·;1i l l not be by Ap ril l et. ' Ver~r truly yours, E. BURKHA.BDT & SONS 3T3EL &, I .RON By:Jii?/~~~ HAB/a MEMBER • ALL AGIISUISNT8 eUD.JSCT TO OTIIIKU, ACCIDSNTII D OIIDIPte ,-011 ,-A■IIICATllD MATIIIIIAL WILL NOT ■S CANCSL ' II OTH•II CAU■S■ ■SYONO OUN CONT L KO UNO.II ANY CIIICUM■TANC•■ Al'TII lltOL " THlt WOIIIC " " · ·••N COMMSNciro �Ro ck Springs - Ilfa.rch 9 , 1936 Eug ene l.Ic .A.uliff e: Herevii th copy of letter from the Burkhardt Company v;hi ch indic a te s tha t they have not received all of the shop draY1i n g s from t h e All en & Ga rcia Com1:)any, and that there is little :i;:io~sibility of the s.hipment da e of ilay 1st being a dva nced. �THE E . BURIGIAHDT & SOHS STEEL & IROl!T WORKS CO . Denver, Colo. liar c h 6th, 193 6. T'n e Union ~ acific Co al Co . , Rock Sprin gs, '.iy omin &. Atten: :Ir . Geo. B . .Pryde . Gen tlemen: '.le ree;ret tha t :.:r . Cooley informed you exp ected to beg in erection of the steel v,ork :.or your R eli u nce tipple by r-p ril 1st, for in our let ter to h i m on Februe.ry 24 th, ue informed i1~ . Cool ey tha t shi:9men t could not be r.iade before 11ay lat. th.a t \ "Te 1.-re :have been llam~1 erecl to a very great e: =t ent in fabricatin G this vmrk by the extremely cold •;1eo. ther durin g a ll of J anu t>.J: Y and mo st of February . r/e still have a nunber of shop drawi ngs to cone, and a f e\7 points on s .:me already received, '. bich roust be cleared up before the p a rts in question c a n be fabricated . 'i'/e ,1ill do all in our poi"!er to anticipate the above date, but doubt seriously our ability to d o SO , Very truly yours, E . BURICH.ARDT 0. so~:s ST3EL & IHON WCRKS co . By: (sgd) H. A, Burldlardt . HAB/a C O 11 Y �PJllO!?. c~ (l.!ll'cia Go r.roc om:tlck Dldg Ohico.go l llinois t i~p1 e ubout nay fil~ot cl0l o:y n.dv i n:!.ng send - \ .•u . Chg. - U • P . 0 oal Co. �I ~ h 9 11 1038. _our- lottoz> ~f ~.::iroit s· ~ ... R 1 ...anoe, .;'S'o:ning: �OABLl!J N JEW ~~ lR ADDRllJSS NG lMILS MABB: ~B: _ S'V ' EL PLANT 0.&:RN.B:Gm, PA. ~W YORK OFFIOE ClllNTRAL PALA.OE MINE CAR MANUFACTURERS A.DDR.BSS WDU!I lllXSSA.GJCSt POST OFFICE BOX 1234 P.I'r.rSBURGH, PA. M.X.FR..uix PITTSBURGH, PA. March 6th, 1936. Uni on iaci f ic Coal Oompany, Qua.ha, J'.T ebrasl:a . G~ntlemeu: 11e understanci that you cont empla t e t he construct ion of ~ st eel t iF~ le. Have you ~s ye~ ~~rc~aseu the rails and t rack suFplies necessary for this undertaking? ~e have on hand at all t i mes in cent rally lo cat au wareho us ~s t hrougho~t i;h~ countr.y a l ar ge sUpl)ly of rail s ., a 11 sect ions" an n track equ ~pmen £ ., al so ,111d~str~?l ~ma 9ont ractors cars and e qu1pment ., from r:ln ch •..ie can J11.aice u.unen1at e sb1J:)ment. Trust1ng that we may have t b e J?leasure of receiving your i.ngu~!Y and. that you i7i!l be so kind a s t o .i.Jl a ce our name on your ma 111ng 11 s t , 'i7e r em a 1n AU. QUOTATION• UNLUa OTHs.. w1•• •Psci,uto, AIIS NADS aUDJECT TO NATSIIIAL ■SIN G UNaOLD WHSN WS HUii ""ON YOU �Rocle Springs - March 5, 1936 Eugene ~Tc.Auliffe: Herey;i ft. cop y of letter from The E. Burkhardt & Sons S teel & Iron \forks Com:pcny , aid nzy ansr1er thereto. I cannot un derstand this deferred date, after receiving :Ur. Cooley's lettei· of February 17th, in v111ich he stated that the erection coul d start about the third v,eek in llarch, provided ·.7ea"i~ie:t· con di t i o ns 1.7ere favorable. \7e have alv,ays contemplated ha vin e erection start about the Firs t of A.J,)ril, because we f i i;ured the weather \"1ould be sati s facto.ry at that time so that ,,e c i [,l..t h a ve uninterruyted construction, and i f the Burkhardt people do not ship until llay 1 st , i t v,ill be about the middle of :::_ay be:fore they l;et started on the erection. This will thror! us way into .h.ugust before v.re nill be able to complete the ti pple . \"le had fi 6 ured on h:::.ving the tipple complcted ' ea rly in July. I am uond.ering if you could get in touch with :W:r. Cooley, determining if the fina l plans for the Burkhardt p eople h~ve been delayed by the Pilen & re ia Company. �!!arch 5, 1936 Ur. H . A. Burkllurdt The E . Burkhardt 6 Sons Steel & Iron 1iorko Co . 859 South .Broaduay Denver, Colorado Daar Sir : I c:o in receipt of your l etter of llarch 4th, ind icl!.ting you \7ill not be e.ble to ID.eke s hi pment on the steel for our Reli ance tipple until a bout llay 1st . Thie uoul.d indicate that erection u ill probably not s t~t befor e l!ay 15th . This is very 1:1uch out of line with our Order rro . 24651, September 30, 1935, ulli.ch states, 11Field erection to start about H.-=1rch 1 st, 1 936 , and to be completed appmximately lla,v 1 s t, 1936. 11 Al so, under date o f' F ebruary 17th, llr . H. B. Cooley, of Allen & Garcia Compeny , stated that i t uas their Hr. Chal,lnen' s understanding that shipaent could be nade and erection started about the third ueek in :r!erch. rte had expe cted to :::itart erection not l a/cer than April 1st, and this deferring of that date fo r six ueeks uill very seriousl y crippl e ua, inasmuch aa it will c arry us into the period of peak production when we are requi red to nake heavy p roduction for tl::.a Union l>acific Railroad Corr.9any. before the tipple i s completed. I ~oul.d appreciate very much i'urther advice from you as to jus t uhat hae 02.used the del ay since we received Ur. Cooley's letter about t\"To r.eeks ago, which indicated that erection could be started the latter part of the present I!lOnth. Ycurs very truly, Orl~\ui.l B\l(tied: GC:ORG( C. PRYDl �369 So • Broach,oy TI-::E E • .:SUR1G-LIB.DT & SOJTS S 1rSJ.JL & IRON \70RKS CO . Phone SPruce 4451 Denver , Colo. liarch 4th, 1 036 . The Un ion J:-e.ci:i.' ic Coal Com:_Hmy, l~oc;!: Sp rin gs , 1/yoming . C-e1. t l emen : The steel fo r your ti11ple at : .elit.n c e, \:yo?::?.int,; , \:ill be ree.dy f or shipment c.uo ut !iay 1st. Shoulci \7e be ~ol e in the mean time to c.ntici pe. te thi s de.te , ne 1:1ill so advise you. Very t:c:uly yours , E. BURiiliiiliDT & so:ns STEEL & IROH ·::OP.KS COUPMrY . By: (sgd) COPY H. A. Burkhardt l �L lic?J:cb 6 , 1036 I c::i in rccci!)t of yow l ettc:? of' Uaroh '1th , ind ic=:i.tinc you t1ill not bo ~'blc ·to tl:ike olxi.l'Oent on t!~ otcol for our Roli anco ti.J2>lo un til o.bou t i.S.oy lot . ':::!in uould i ncli cct c the:~ erection '.7ill 1,robubly not o t:::rt i.Joi'o:-c r;cy 1 5th. ~o ic very ouch out oz l i no uit l! our Order !:0 • 24G5l. , Se.t.> t eabcr SO, 19 3 5 , u 1i oh Gt n te o, <•Pi old eroctioll to start a.l>ou t rr,...rch l oi, 103a , ooa. t o be con11l cted C.!'.!l>n>;riontw.y !1.oy lot~ 1930 . " Al oo, under dnto o f J7ebru&rY 17th, Ur. H. 3. Cooley, o f Jl. .llen & aoroia c omz>cn.Y, atated t oot i t r:co their rrr. Clw2.nan 9 o unc.Lero t ondina tbo.t Ghip::ion t coulc. be o~.dc v.nd erection otc.rteC: o.bout t h o t hird uee:: iu i'.!..:!r~. r:e h eel oxpectcc. ·t~ □ -~~'·\i ercc •U ou uo t l c1.:;;e1• tbon A!]ril J.et , end thi c <l<?i"eJ.'l.'inC o f that c1c.t a f'or aix l'leeka ull.l. vex-y s erioucly cri.u.:.>l c u a , i nc.CDuch EUl 1 t will carey u 0 i nto t:!J.o :_1eri o cl o f p ~ 131':>c'iuotiou when we are required t o I!lcl:o 1lca.vy r, roduc tion f or tLo u nion .Po.ci:tic n::>.ilroud Coo_inny, before the tipple i c camp1ete4 . I -;;oul.d a1;>1lrceiuto very much further odvic.:o :trom you os to Jus t \1ho. t hns cr:.u ood the deloy oi ucc we received Ur. Cooley '::1 1 et tor about tuo t.eoko ~1 0 which indicated tha t erecti oll coul d b o ct art cd tlm , latter ,i.Jart of the p1•eocnt I:lOnth. Yow.·o vary trUly, �869 So • Broadnay THE E. BURKHARDT & SONS STEEL & IROl'f f/ORKS CO. Phone sPruoe 4451 Denver, Colo. llarch 4th, 19J6. The Unio n .:?nci f ic Coal CompeJ:ty Ro ck Sprinc;s, \7yoming. ' Gentlemen: Tlle steel for your tippl e at ~clicnce, Uyominc, uill be ready f or shipment a.'b.1u·i; ::_e:y 1 e;t. Shoul d uc be cblc in the meantime to an -ti oipa.te thi ..., de.to , r;a nill eo advise you. Very truly yours, E . BU!IBl{P.nDT t; SO?TS S12::EL & IROE \.ORICS COMP.ANY. By: { ae;d) RAB/a CO PY H. A. :Burkhardt �GO.ll0..'1.il'. _ c, , :.o.u··, w c,._ • -t·,nu vw .,.. ~ 0 so1.oo. = Or ...jn 7 ~ • "'I Hhidi r,;~/HJLI.TE �CHICAGO, TO ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY DR. MCCORMICK BUILDING :.;r~c-~. Ot'::.?i:'.~ :?02 nc:; tipp~.o et ·~o1:!0Ewo .;yom1na us p o 1'l £o~r.1ol J OB No.-1..:..l,.i:at3"-'-f)"'----~n..i, o~□ = -;i;}.::.0'~ d:..!.·~c.l 0/J/fiiJo TERMS: 30 DAYS NET - NO CASH DISCOUNT �PAYMENTS TO ALLEN & GARCIA UNDER OONTRAO.T NO. 21161 For Engineering Services Total amount t o be p~id $8,000.00 Paid Octo~er 15p 1935 $1,000.00 Paid November 15~ 1935 2 9 000.00 Pa:'i.d December 15 9 1935 2.,000.00 paid Janu~ry 15., 1936 · 1,000.0.0 .. s,000.00 ' T o·tal amount paid $2,000.00 Balance due when engineering services completed .... ' For Shop Detail DrawinS:!, $3.,500.00 Tota 1 amount to be paid paid December 15, 1935 $ 142.. 83 1 1198.l~ 1,055.33 paid January 15., 1936 ,11; ~~2 .,301.84 B&,lanoe to be paid paid Fe bru.ary 15., 19:36 $ 1,799.94 ~~ B&,lano e to be i;:a1d paid )larch 10, 1936 Balance $ 501.90 501.90 " �Plon...o advS.sa ~ 7oll hovo race! od n11 of tho clota11 dJ.' ,inc.... f~ olll' Rollcnoo, ,yo::d.ns- t1pplo :rrctn Allon & GO.roia , Old ~o . a :Ju.!'fio:1.ont amou.."lt of -:;:1e otocl {;o ad·dt of t ~..-1n tabr o t1on ,,111 at no110noo. :t b,Od in mnd tbnt tb1o .erk ohould atart about Apt-11 ft.rot it .1t S.s poao1blo to so £tl':':'Wl60• I �• ·.:!3.on ~a•. Coo1o~ oo.llcl' ,..:1 .FolJ:>U~!>.:·)· :?let,, ho ndv1ccd th.: r~· 1 of ·tho dotn11 tr.-<1t;;!J:r70 ~or t~ r.0110.uco t:tpplo \70llld ';,c l rdt tw:tsbed by l~oroh t1rct1 and fort11.l%'dcd to Burk• al: DollV r. can 'S'Oll now c.d.v:loe t:w dniio ,:-:a~n tb.G lao'<l dl'nT71nSo .we1\t 1'or ! rd? s:luoerc ly yor.iro • ' �~ _J t"l.l'" 0, ¥ 11 • • , o·~~ ...,uv • ... . Y.i.t' • A o '.i:'l,y;>o::..,:r 1:...:,. ..t1, t:100:oh fu il"'Wu:i!l Loobor ao. , S:i2 s cutll U1c::.:;.. ";~n : ..vonuo, Oltluar,o:, :i: 11:lno:!.s o Tl1.!.~ t:tppl o 10 or ot!>ol ocmDtVll:}t1o:i_ and uo do n ot w i;loip~ta ua:l.n,; any t iclJcr ir.l ca.."'1i1nc··:kon 1:1:'1.th om.,0 0 1 :c am oblic;.::>d 'i; o yoti r~-=- ~ ow."' i.:1q111ry. Si.."loorely youro , �I _PAYMENTS 'l?O ALLEN & GAROIA UliIDER ·001r.t1RAO'l' NO. 2i1t1 J:..qf .Engineering Serv.1.ee_£. Total nao unt to be paid os,000.00 I Paid Oetc;>bex> 15 0 1~35 Paid Novembe~ 15 0 1935 Paid Decembe~ 15, 1035 2p000,,00 Paid Janua.ry 15• 1036 . 1 ,,o_oo .QQ 6,000.00 Totn.1 c.mormt paid Ba1 n.noo due ,:.:hon e?::g:lnoering aorncoB oonpleted 02,000.00 f It I For Shop Detail Drauing_p irota1 amount to be paid es,soo.oo paid December 15, 1935 pa 1d Januo.rT 15, 1938 1.198.16 - Ba,l.anOe to be _pa.1d paid l?obrutll'Y 1 5, 1030 aala.n.Oo to bo pi1d . 0 GOlo90 �MAR TELEPHONE H ARRISON 6.Clll SH & TRUMAN LUMBER COMPANY 1,rl• l'll&:•10 '-NT : . v 1a6• '"1'IIOIHT --- : ,,. , 11t1,•• c•&TAAT :11NS. T• •uuu• T IMBE R OAK•F/R Y E L ~I NE 382 SOUTH MromGA.N A VIilNUE ,:oJIST o,,,,cri: r-,1.E, WASHINGTON RAILROAD CAR~ R/AL .ouTHl[IIN Ol'l'IC£ SWITCH TIES CROSS TI E& ,,,,,. tf/1,TTI E S B U RG. MISS, BARGa MATERIAL 1::iarch 4, 1 9.36 Union Pa cif !~ 0oal Co~ya ny c / o -~. l.tcAu l if f e 561J 7arn~m 3t r : : t Omaha, Nebr . •1 entlem~n : ?Toti c ed ·.t it h oon s ideraole inter : s t t hat you are ;>l ':1n n 1ng coal ha ndling plsnt st :::?el i a nce , '.'Iyo. , and vn.11 a Y)r e ci~t e k!~o ..-:i ng ·., het:ier t h i s c onte11plat es the use of F ir or . Yel l o7.1 :?ine t i mce:- s . s ~e oiali2 i ng as we do i n fur nishing t i mber for oosl !la n.::llin.g i;,l ant s t hrou3hout the c ountr y, \'J e are anxious t o oo-p er 3 t e ·,i th you on ~,ha'; ever you may be ne zd ing. 0 ·1e i7 i.l l ver J7 :nuob ap:9reciate ~eari ng f r o.11 yo ·;., an1 ·., il l b e del i ghted to c oope r 3te. Yours tr uly , �I .::::.: • .Johll E . B0:Z. 12.ol" .:.. ~c.~-u ..,I.'l.Jylo Compm-l-.)I· ~ :-:;:i;Jn :...iu:11Ll:1 nc; _ :1, '(,.GDbL:.!'..;h~ -:Y:>~1n sy1 'vCDit:!. ! do r..ot 'thin!: t}'..:rt nc -;;;-i.11 f'J.ml i t l.ilSO- ooo~y to i nstcll n hecte~ in the new t i ppl e going tr.? ut RoliQnce , but i f' suo!1 de~el ops, I \.:ould be vccy Glad to comutuni ca-~c m!. 'ii!-i you i'tWthar, yoUl" a:rrangemtan t apparent l y oo.::eyit1c; e g2:ea·;; deal of me~it . Orl('in a l S i:-- -1: E::GENE Mc;1:;i..,·i'E. �PHILAOELPHIA f ,~ ~EPLY REF'f:li ~ JICE: CLC Feb. 18, 1956 0 Union Pa cific Coal Comparv, Omaha, Neb. At tenti on: Mr. E. !JcAulissie Gentlemen SUBJ ECT: Tipple at Reliance, Wyoming ITe h a ve to o:f:fer in connection with coal t i ppl e s direct-fired unit heat ers, adap t able to either hand or etoker fire. r:e ha ve made s everal inste.llations for coal comp enies, uhere they are using the units to ke ep their breakers from freezing up, also the conveyors. The cap acity of the unit is aoo.,ooo BTO output per hour; the overall e:fficiency is 85%. If' y ou would be interested in this equipment, we would be very glad to quote you a price upon receipt of your inquiry, giving us some idea of your probl ems. The principle of the unit is that we discharge air f'rom fans over a corrugated sheet, v.dlich surrounds the combustion chamber. Fins are welded on the inside and the outside of the corruge tions, in order to facilitate conduction. The gases of combustion et no time come in contact with the air v.hich is discharged into the building. As far as the fire hazard goes, the unit is accepted on that ba sis very readily by ell fire insurance companies. We trust that '17e may have the pleasure of ser ving you. Yours very truly, DRAVO-OOYLE COM PANY By: ~/S-~~ John K. Beidler I �I I I I I . I bog :;o c.~:~~.oo t lmt o ell! ·:. t o fo'!- t b 9 oonot~uotia:i. o-E ~:-!, ~1p-;,l-o •i7.::tl"o 10·~ uc::to mo:it!..a Cov ~h-J r.;{:;~o1 t:.C':1 andoi" : a.L O:.Jllged. t O :fOU tor ____---------- I �> ~ ,u4allt:A, ,..,.c,s o ,.AC:A.S I ,-i£1-f£R. VM:;C PAC:). 4 '"'OR. , ; cO00INOTON . v,cc P~ts :.~ . 5CHOIE'N'EC KER . sec" -~ SAl.U o,,.,c:~ ' ~ ., ' I MILWAUK£C CHICAGO 0£T'ROIT WISCONSIN BRIDGE & IRON COMPANY 5 0 2 3 N O R. T H 3 5 'r!:' S T R. E e: T MILWAUKEE, WIS. AOORtssAU. C0'4MUSICATIONS TO THE COHP.U.T February 22, 1 936 0 I I Ur..i cn Pu cific Coal Compa ny ., O: .!D.:':1Cl _, l'Teb1~a ska . ~l\t t ention: . .ir. E . !.. c Aulif f e 2 President o Gentle:,1en: \"le u nd e rstand t h a t you pl an on constructing a ne 1:: s t eel tipple and a l s o pl an on c onstructing a Por,er Plant a t Reliance., rJyo!!!ing ., and Rock Sprine;s ., V/yoming., respective l y . ';Then i::wi ting bids f'or constructing the steel tipple •;ii l l y ou be !ri ::-id enou.;h t o i::iclu.de our Companr •-,i th the list of peoplQ :'ro?J ,.-.-ho1.1 y ou intend inviting ~ids., and also., we uould greatly appreciate an opportun ity to bid on the structural steelnork for your Por,er Plant. De are in a p osition to quote attractive urices a!1d pror.::s>t deliveries a nd rrill looli: f'orwa1~d with pleasu1-. 0 to hearing f'ro.n you . Your·s truly, l'i ISCOi•:s r:H BRIDGE & IROI? COi..PJU:Y AJ'.'! : AP �v.110 sss-m 0.1!nlw., Ebbruary 21, 1000. - ~ - 0 nool ,;, • - ,. n.r.oor.::10:u "'· c.• ••• "~ ·11''·" ;1,; i. .. :Z> ::i.tl'.:.H 0 d~n'Juso:ing '\ae " ' t~~O'" .•-'-"' _., ·- ~ ~~n• -~!i - t. - , -'-· • . , n• '-0 - - - ri 2 •~ cc~r.10 ::i ..1::, ~.u~;; t~ aq1;a:1'.l~if!!! of tho otaol 'r.'-11 ') o ~:1·1:lr.f _~ iihiC Lon.th, #.i.;'ltl tj13~., :.·o -·!ilG boat f.:5JD :,r~-it~ or. :J.1.10:.~ :-.:at~~;--~1 ",o _,·· er.ac · ~ i:1.... luiiir.g bo!to 0 nn~ls 0 o~~ •• :-2>.1-:?h r.1,?cr1!:cnd o? 175 tono .P ... O- 1 .. ~· z.. ,,_r. .--mor··,+:4 ... ,.,, "'o " ~ - {,.~------ u u ·- t!'. plo ana foU:1".la.ticc sr leao • :r an<1. c..i..t:.t r :... .king • t of t are stibc.:!l?ltial.1y as 1'oll-!T.7.. : Al.1Cn &. ~ i t l Eotklato r::xcoss atcol as toon (totn1 ncr.: 258) rarchaaes bo!ov ost1r.£i..~~, :tncl;m!!.ag e :ti• t!n&'O:lCJ' a.llOl,1ft...ncC • uot ovar-i-an by All<>"'. & a. ,x;!:.c ao. Add f"oundat.ion ovcr-:-un _J. 1 C09.9q ..-s~~~s. o G,_oo.oo 00!14 In your lotter of 0115,679.581 tho oats.to tcxlu7 _non 3:un.'tlng ~ rd• yon sot up , n er b;r .. .• c iloloy ord oa.. ..l bl , ��\ f �:·r, Cl I ... 0,- (.r I .. (. I 5 - l .. · - ~'"" ~ . k - ,:>, \. y- ' i '.,. l)~ ~.\\~--1\''•'.) ~- '"y-tr_ r.fJ £7'<> .B> - -----(11) t1 1. -- --- �-* I Allon & ~ o:t~ cc ~oo c::int!.c!: Bl1-; OW.car;o :t11 G·lt!d ooe tu.-: GooloJ ey of.fioo l?1"i<lay ·I I �XU MC CH I CAGO I LL 20 405P THE UN I ON PAC I Fl C COAL CO 1416 DODGE ST OMAHA NEBR WIRE IF MR !v:C AU LI FFE CAN SEE COOLEY FR I DAY AFTERNOON OMAHA OFF I CE ALLEN & GARCIA CO. ----·- - �7 $ G.ARCIA COMP.ANY ~ ( ; ~CON'S%P.'O'CTING ENGfNBEns ~~ SHia No._ _ __ McCO~MfCK OUILOINO .Jll.,Z G.M(CHIOAN AVQ, CHICAGO J :.:ro George Pryd0 9 Vice-rr0s . 11 ~he Union Pacific Coal Coo 9 Roak Sp~i n~s t> 1::yoning. J.E : Structu~al Steel - Job 1150. , c ll.'1V0 ,.r:)Ul' letter of the 1~/Gh 0 regarding $tatus o::' s-cruc·~ur::tl steel in Burkl!S'.rdt v 3 zhop and •:;ould l!dvise as :2ollc.lS . .:J;arl:7 in .TD.nu2ry O \.8 s0nt one of our ene;i..neers to " "'"•'.-?-=-,., to insure thet l 11 tl~e !.lill otcul f'o:r th0 Job was orclered 0 • ~~-' " •• i. •rl -·- 0 assist in o.rre.nr::;.1.ng u ..f' u brJ.cU"Gl.llg soh e du 1 e thct ilould in- ;,_;;r::i l;.r:-u-ttin:; i1:,e,\:ol.'l~ t :~~JUCh :~cir n_11oy i n suoh a rmy r.;.s to provi<le f:o=: o.n unintpruptcu orcc 1,l.Oll scned.ule. Si~/e then ,:e ha.vc ?!:mtinued to furnish shop ctr~,1ings in this order /clS nearly a s possiole and e:r..--pect to complete deli very to Durkh!lrdt -6-J: o.11 the details by t.ile e:nd or thin nontho Judcing fro:,1 our Er/ C'J.opn::m's report en tho condition o:!;" Burkhardt 0 s sllop 0 it ,.-1ould c.n'pear the. t they can ocsily ca.'"!lpl ete fabricution u ith iu tv10 weeksiafter receipt of the l ast shop details. On t;1is basis, i ·jj ,;ou.l d. see:11 that 0rectiou could s✓i;ru.~·t third v:ec!~ in :iurch provided Y;oathez- con.di ti ens c.re fe.vorab1e {_;':J.at early. I t ic; r1y undc:rstandinr- that y:m "..:oul d :.:ot :-2rnect to .:- tart erection until cuch ·i:i;;1'3 as ti.e "1:10ath0r r;oulri pe:rmi"i:~ effi- c ont and uninterrupted ~~ection service. / I note from ou:> ?il o that r;l1ile ·:10 had uritte~ T'ir 1:cAulif'fe rcr.;ardinc- t :1l s sr2:1e nubjoct, co1,ics \?ere not se~\i~- t; you . ~·:e \·;ill endeavor -~o se1., ✓(,.:l'.l 'G in ens es of ·this klncl you 8.-.,0 :,rovidcd ·::1th co1,i eo o:f' Ol~ letters to hi:n . ... Your□ q:BC:HL llcAulif ::c. very trul II �• -, your lette~ o~ Febl'&lal'J' 13tdu om- tipple at Relianoe hns b,J...,.:! :.mder W-:J.7 ro~ a ,nar • out aW>ll does not involve an7 neu hoists, our min•• ~ •lope o onatraotlcm td.thoat any hoist on tho t ipple. Sincerely your•a, Ori~i~ I 3i:ctu EUGENE McAULIFFE �HOIST COMPANY DESIGXE RS AND l'L:-\11.' lJFACTURERS OF HOISTING MACHINERY 20 S O. HOYNE AVENUE CHICAGO February 15th. 1956. ELECTR I C GASOLINE STEAM Union Pacific Coal Company, Omaha, Nebr. Gentl emen: Attention Ur. E. Mc Aulif.fe, President. \i's note that you contemplate the construction of a new tipple et Rel.iance, rt.1oming, and r.a write to ask uhether the plans include a hoist. I£ so, ;-:a ask to have the opportunity of figuring with you on a Thomas Hoist. r.e can quote you a vecy attractive proposition on almost any si ze or type of mine hoist. r:e have bad considerable experience in hoists of this type and hope to hear from you. Yours very truly, A. M. Block. =~ ;:_s_r ~ ---- �I Your· lot .~el' of. ti10 13th Of\ oor..atruot1m ot steel tipple :t Rolia c _ ·~·7-,:11ng: This ~·;erk has bcai. 1ri. t r~i, bruldl oi' the AllGn 8: C-rlJ'01a C umpc .y , Ci S.cugo !' or sc,vor l tabricatod at Donv~r. �GRAVE R TANI{~ M!:Q c~ 1~ DESIGNERS, FADRICATORS STEEL TANKS GENERAL ST AND ERECTORS ' EBL PLATE CONSTRUCTION WATER TREATING EQUIPMENT - ,_;.IL S,\ LES NEW YORK, N. Y, l 5. GRAVER CATASAQUA, PA. , 1.:C FR( SIO( N'T EAST CHICAGO, IND. ,olV s .'RI DGWA Y ,-;__.J.. IIA'llA;( II Of" SAL ES CHICAGO, ILL. EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA February 13, 1936 Uni on PRc i fi c Coa l Co ., Omaha , Nebraska . Gentlesen: I n a recent trade journa l we note tha t you a~e pl anning to construct a steel tipple &t Rel iance, Wyo . As manuf~cturers of st~e~ ti~ples, we- ~re interested in receiving your specifica tions on this work so that submit our figu::es for your consideration. We have been maker s of this type of equipment for seventyfive years and feel that we are well qualified to render you a superior service . v:e may May ~e have the plea sure of hearing from you at an ear ly date? Yours very truly, GRAVER TANK & JJFQ . CO ., IKC . ESR:LC Edw. S : Ri.d GENERAL MANA A GRAVER PROD UCT MEA NS QUALITY �A Partial List oj - - -,,,,., -r-:::.-::;:-~+tl1--._i: ._.... '1 ---+- - '( r - , r ,-:( 1;==F11tors-Gre11t Lnkes Drowlng Co., Cnlumet City, DI, NEW YORK, N. Y.-CATASAQUA, PA.-CHICAGO, ILL. -EAST CHICAGO, IND. T:n,lclll Dulk PlllDt erected com, plote wtth fittings, srt CI9 ® Il IJD Il ml t Ef9 an illl all £ nIl ® y l]D 11° CID~ ID! ® rt s AGITATOUS-Drlne, Chemlenl o.nd Drug, Oil, Pnlnt nnd ltlb:Lng, Re.f inery. ANNEALING Boxes, Pits, Trays. BALLOON FLUES. BLAST FUUN ACE HOT STOVES. BLAST FURN ACE PIPING. BOILER WATER PURIFYIN G API>AR,ATUS. BREECHING$. BllEW KETTLES. B°BIDGE CAISSONS. BULK PLAJ.'\'TS. CAISSONS-Sheet Steel. CARS-Tnnk. CE)lENT and Lll\IE IULNS. CONDENSER BOXES. CONDUITS. UONTAI.NEHS- (Dry nn y 11hnpe) - A"heH, Dnrlcy, Conl, ConJ Dust, Conl B,:-lquettes, Coke, CruHhcd Stone, Dry Cement, Fertilizer, F ull cr'H Burth, Grnln, Grn,•cl, Lime, Unit, Orc11, Q,unrtz, Snit, Sund, SeedK, Sodn A>1h, Sturch, Sugnr. (Llquld - nny Hhupc) - A<ildlf, A1umonlo, Alcohol, Deer, ChemleulH, Cot to111<eed 011, Oreo Hole Oil, l<'uel Oil, Gusollne, 011,i (l'ctroleum), J>uint, Soup Llqnlcli<, Syrup, Turpcntlnc, YnrtaiRb. ' "ine;.:ur, ,vntcr. (Sen1l-Liquld - iwy shnpc) A>;phult, Beet Sui;nr Syrup, Dluck,;trup l\Iolusse11, Fnt,; (Anlmnl ), Fnt" (Soup Stock), Gl y•·erlne, Gruphlte, Greni<e, Lard, )In.s h- Pnr-affin, Soup, 'rnllon 4 , Tar, ,vhlte Leud. CREOSOTING CYLINDERS. C H E OSOTIXG STILLS. CRUDE OIL STILLS. CYLIX-DER and TANI{, Shells. DHF.DGE HULLS. DREDGE PIPL"G. DRYF.R SHELLS. DUST COLLECTORS. P ENSTOCK Bells ( disclrnrge ), Headel's. PIPE-Hyd mulic, Steel ( riveted) . PONTOONS. P RESSUR E STILLS. PURIFIERS-Feed Water. P URfFIER S nnd SCR UBB E R S - Ga s . R E F Th"ER Y E QUIP~IENT. RENDERING T A.N KS. ehine, Iron Re1no,~n1, Oil Vnpor • SERVIC E STA TION EQUIPllceo,·ery, Snnd, Swlmnilni; Pool, 1\IE.NT. Wnter (lr,duKtrlul, l\Iunlclpnl, Domestic), 'l\' ute r (f eed), Wnter SEWAGE DISPOSAL EQUIP(portable), Wate r Softening. l\lENT, Floating Steel Covers . FLUMES-Iron and Steel. Si\IOKE HOODS. FRACTION ATL'\'G T OWERS. SOAP FRAl\lES-li:ettles. GAS F L U E S-Rh·eted or SOFTENERS a.nd PUFIFIEUS " ' elded. -Wnter (Chemlenl and llleGAS PIPING-Riveted or chnnlenl), Llme-Sod11, Zeollte. Welded. STACJCS--Srnoke, Steel. STANDPIPES. GAS PLANT EQUIP)IENT. STATIONS-Fuel Oil Suppl y, GAS PURIFIERS. Locomotive. GAS SCRUBBERS. STEEL BARGES. HOLDERS, Gas, uith Floating STEEL PLATE WORii:. Roof. STEEL SHELLS. HOPPERS, Loading. STEEL-Structural (FabricaICE TANKS and PANS. tors). KETTLES- Drewing, Ohemleal, STILLS-Acid, Oil, Tar, Dye, Gnh·onlzlng, Paint nnd Ynrnh,h, PreM1mr e, Sodu nnd Vacuum. Potoljh, Stcum J11eketed, Steel, SWii\Ii\IING POOL Tur, \rncuuni. APPARATUS. LOCOHOTI\TE TENDER S\Vli\Ii\IING POOL TANKS. PURIFICATION. lIUNICIP AL FILTRATION SWil\.OIING POOLS-Steel EQUIP~ffi;\"T. Flonting. OIL REFINING EQUIPMENT. TANKS-Acid, Agitator, Air, AlOIL STEAM STILLS. cohol, Allegheny l\letnl, AlumiOIL ,STILLS (E:d:ernally Fired). num, A.m.naonln, Annentlng, A.Hh. A."p hnlt nn1l Con! OJI, A.J<phnlt PANS-Acid, Chemical , Oil, Hentlng, Aotmnutlc Sprinkler, Beer. Blenching, Blow-Off, Bont, Vacuum. EXPANSION JOINTS. Steel Plate. FILLING STATION E QUIPMENT. FILLLVG STA'.rIONS, S tee l. FILTERING and P U RIFYIN G PLANTS. FILTERIN G l\IATERIALS. FILTERS-Cbureonl und Acth·ntccl Carbon, Clnrlfylni;, Oontlnuons Opcrutlon Type, DINI<, Grn,·lty n11d Pre,n,urc, Ice .lln- n 1c 11t, Compou.ndl.n g, Condenser, 8 1on. E,, nporntlna;, Jrnrm , Corros ion (R eKIRtlng Alloy), Cotton Seed Oil, Creo8otlng, O~·unide, Dairy, Dlpplog, Distillery , E le vnted (1,1teel), Enruueled, lllnduro KA2, Expnn- Ferment! ng, Field Storni;e, Filter, Flontlng Roof, Food l' rodnet,., Fuel Oil, Gnlvnnlzed, Gurbnlte Wagon (ljteel), Gns, GnsoUuc. Government Drewery, Qrnin Stornge, Gravity nnd Pres11ure, Henter Coll, Horlzontul, Hot \Vnter, Hydro-Pnenmutle, lee Freezing, Iron nnd Steel, Jncketed, ICnoek Down, lu-uut, L11r<l, Lend Lined, Lubrlentlni;, !Unit, lllllk, llllnlng, Mixing, l!Iola,,.,e,., lllonel llletnl, ;:uunlelpnl, OU (eyiJndrlenl), Oil Stornge, Oil Re11nery, Pneklng Pinnt", Pnln t, Paper I\Illl8, Pn~teorlzlng, PrcsHure, Printers lnlc, J>roeess, Rendering, Rubber Oen.aent, Robber Lined, Snnd Lift, Snnd Storage, Septle, Settling, Slnd,:;e-Aeld Sepurn·tor, Slurry, Sonklng, Sonp, Sprlnlder, Steel (11enmJe11,;), SugnrHou~e, S torngc, S ugnr, Syl'UP, Tnnnery, Tnr, Tender-Locomotive, Tempering, Tin Lined, Truck or Wngon, Turpentine, lJncler~round, , 1 nrnhd1, VJ.negnt', Welded, Wine, Wnter - Rnllrood. TO,VERS-Bubble, Fractionating, Water Cooling. WATER FILTERING and PURIFnNG APPARATUS. WATER FILTERS. WATER FILTRATION PLANTS. WATER SOFTENING APPARATUS. WATER TREATi\IBNT and CONDITIONING. VACUUM OIL STILLS. VACUUM TANKS. .z:.:=:_;:. ,:...... .: _---1'---~----~ "'""' - Drewery, Brine, Onr (steel), Che mical, Chlorlnntlog, Chrome Iron, Cold Storage, Compnrt- 'Iii: --:¥11111!Jri:.;~..liio.:'I. ",,,___ SEVENTY FIVE YEARS OF SER VICE TO I NDUSTRY - - --pm �f'u!.~tb.o:..· ot1n2r,\jtwo.l do·<ln::.1 ohop ch..-2.',:J:k'1G , ru.J0!'.'.!1ti ) 1,799C>D4'.:. -.. ~11 ~.o:1.1d...'1Ci1..,, p.:1ca to u.zcH..tor =::::a11--i1!'0 ?c1!) vo::ol!o~? �/ fi.' Tl CHICAG0.,___J_ ·u_1_'2u_n_rsr...:: .~'--3l_s_t--.:.,__19_56_"_•_ '"). • -, • ,-:Cl J.l.C ' , J O .... . . ' '\M 1,0flF~:.Y :i.a l)odgc ~troc·i; Gt'J:,1z", ::Cb:s.•c.a'To ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY oR. / ., MCCORMICK BUILDING .•• :, ...,c,- i"'n,,o _ ? fo~m2 Ensi .nee1,ing f'Ol"' 11m1 6" u.'.!.PIJ-'J 0 Ci, ..., '-' UyominD ""e.l c.o nn J;-V JosNo.J.lCO COY;traot c1c.-~11 9/ 3/35,, TERMS: 30 DAYSNET-NOCASHDlSCOUNT I �I ALLEN & G ARCIA COMPANY WM . VON M E D ING, SECRETARY L , VON P E RBANDT, TR!l:ASURER CONSULTING & CONSTRUCTIN G E NGINEERS PHONe HARRISO N 2472 ~~ ,._ ~ M c COR MI C~ B U I LD IN G 33 .? 9 , MI CH I G A N A VE , C H ICAGO Feb. 6t h , 1936 . i·.'l r . Eugene McAuliff e , Pr e s ., The Union Pacif ic Coa l Co. , 141 6 Dodge St., Omaha, Nebraska . Dear Si r :The writer is t aking the libert y of answering your letter to Mr. Cooley, in his a bsence . Pl eas e be advised that we a re figurine on completing the shop drawing s by the end of t his month, making regular deliveries from time t o time, all in accordance v,ith schedule agr eed upon between the Burkhardt people and our Mr. C~pman upon .his recent v isit. Th~y assured u s that t his s chedule would enable them to meet your_,...d elivery r equirements. We mi ght add, that the drawings for the ·more complicated parts of the steelwork are already in their hands and ~11 material r equirements t a ken care of. / / Yours very truly, ALLEN & GARCIA COMPAJ.W WVM:HL t j'_ , ~ ~ /?~~ BY-? / ;J#, /. I l �r - • �ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY WM, VON MEDING, SECRETARY L. VON PERBANDT, TREASURER CONSULTING & CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS PHONI! HARRISON 2472 ~7@• Mc:COAM I CK BU I LD I NG 3 32 S . M I CH I GAN AVe . CHIC.AGO Jan. 28th, 1936 0 ,, ~u gene I.icAuliffe , Pres., The Union Pacif ic Coal Co., 1416 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nebra ska. lllr . Dear llac:Your l etter of t he 2? t h , f ile 353-12, distressed me beyond -.·1ords - in fact , it has made r:1e physically ill . After twenty years association with iur . Cooley and in contact with him on a thousand or more jobs, I cannot uossibly r econcile myself to the situation as outlined in your letter. Ther e i s nothing I can say or do. I must a ccept your s t,e.tement s of course, but that that man·, checked by the othe.7'.,.here could make such a radical error is incomprehensibl e. ~· To say that I am sorry, is futile. Yours very truly, JAG:HL w,dp--1!-~/ �r �35:5-l2 Oraub.a 9 January 1? !] 1036 o /!J'• a. Bo Prycla: Yours or ·t..10 l ~t~t to 1:ro Cooley on ·cllo couc rot0: c ,_1:.;o.i:..~ o:• .. Lo ~ ~·.1.~race of the fill ~...c.<1 ·b0cn fu'i"a:'!_shed l1r o a ooloy . be-.':--:::~ ·i.;l~o c c!:~:·:2u\: ;c eo".ii~.:n ::;c t:o.:;; i.~dc o :::.:_ .• ~.10 i..::..11 you. ple.aoo look into �il~ . H - B. Cooley Allen~ Gcrciu ConJc...,y ::cco:rni.ck Euilc:i.ne; Clri.Ca.£;0, !lli~oi s Dec.:· l::.· . Cool ey : I 2~.:ve yo~ l.etter o:i:' Jcnuc.ry 9tl.1. re foundation □ fo:- Job 11~0. I !:::\'e cone i n to your l etter cnz,efully, but the feet re::c::s -::.:.c.:;.. . . ::-.. ..,/cent c:_etl D()I'e concrete :.iu:: been 9ut in than •. c:.s o:ri...,i :JQlly con te::i:pl a ted. Just aG I sta.tecl. -~o you i n r:,y forwel' l e tter uhen J ycu fiV.::!:~G. ~:1 t!...c concrete \":i ·i;'.':l :.:r . ::c12o_;._ f rou your :fil•st .:.-l c:ns , c.~ t : _Lt tine they u erc ucrel;y n Ji.ci.urc . I se~ized 1 - ..... .,, t,h~,.. •. ,,., ··o - .. ~co ·,=eu·1 "lro·ir d,~.,.,.,, , ·1 · '1l"'n ~1-,•. K"'llogr.- _•---....a •• v ,v' ~ - <.,c..,__....,_ c tLrteC: t he ·\,ol'- en cl i'eccivcC. the (e7~c.i l e(~ d:uivln...,~ , he sta'Ged t:...::.. t t ...e co:1c:.•\3te -::ae L1uc1-. uo::e el~b~1-.::i;e t!i.ill-1 ori&tna lly cm:.tc:.._.2. ~.tecl . 'i t o l d lti.'!:l t o c;o c.:~ec.l •.. i t!: tl.i.e ;.;ork end ,111en l"o :_:_C.: co::1c.t:ti.1G t.:.nGible to 1:;c.1:..: t...bol'..t, ! y;ol.lld go over it ·., i t::. ll:..~ • 1tt-, - ""' V ,j - L - • .._.. • •• V - - V t:) . :.ir. Libby 1".tlo co~1c i n·to tl 'Ci tJ:-_tter n~e·~ cc.:-cfullY, end thiu::s tr..c. t t he _-,rice o • the '-'onc1·otc is not out 0.: lia \"rhcn c oncidcraticn ic e:;lvcn to ·~·c 0 11~ .·:,cter of t he con..!ret .. a nd the utlt. i t ioucl i'o1 uo ,.h:l. ot, l : b-.. bui l t . of :Je~.;,..1 ,_,r It i o t l'llC th, t 16 th shOt'Jed only 1t.·lf the y l'tl co:opl eted, a.no ·ao coultl no i. , l as the forms ho.VG all 'bcc,1 ~u t this ue~. In other ,..;,, :c .o, the 111ass of f orrnu belliucl 1,1u.1 1, 1 t1 of desil.Jl• ?he cx1,cn .. o o r ,1 uell ao the del oy involvc:a.. Ila.d ,.,, a been c;i von, u.ri de:::ign, I am :;urc our C?lG n • • 1 •.. ork -r1c.s : •~ ':I .i. in tllc _. l at 1·lc \".,ill -:.>c ·ord to -tcr-.... tc a d i fi\:r, l)C .)rohi bi "iii 11 1,, only the 1rn.sic I, l 1UV\! 1>U t in such • ' ' �r ,1----------------=-~ 2 tlvilY 1.. cini'o :1.'c cd conc~et0. But tha t, of course, is all 11 r1e.ter ::ei· the dam'1 non, ,3=md .1. do not i' eel ,.,,,e ,::il l get anywhere by further exchan GG ox corre01.1ondenc0 . I \'tantecl to have o.n expl ona tol'Y l etter :from you , 1.::115. ch you h ~ve Liven me, and, of course, I \"Jnn tecl t o have justification for pcyina lix . Kellogg the adciitiona l amou.nt that he claim □ for clmne;es in -the plan s. As I s t a t ed, I m-.rpec-t to settle \'ii t..vi }'l·i m on the bc1,sis oi' ~'~ . 00 1,er y ard in otead of t.., 5.00, foZ' t he yardage on \Jhi.ch he cla.i:ms n.ddi tion[~l price. I l_w,7c di G(:v.,rned this natter f ul ly ·,;i -tt 1 t:e f.iS3' s . s -~'7e.nn an<.~ .u1 bby, und t h ey egree \Ji th u1e it'l t bi :2 s uc:e:,eBt cd ar:ro.n [,E1rrcnt. ,,,,/ cc - Ur . :ilui;;ene :1ct,:uliffe.✓ _I �d n.cIA CoMPANY l. CON~UCTING:&NGINEERS ~ S HE£T No. McCORHICK.9Ul\,.DIH0 .)J Z S. M lCHIOAH AVI, ----- CHICAG O :.5.r o i:' o .... o Hunter , . ·u~ t The Union ~ucifi c 0o~l Rock Sp:rinr;s ~ •.,yo o/ / Denr f ir: - / 1 ,. .. • ·;e co.n G.i):prec:U.f\,D ~o -ur ·l "' ~ ".J"' l.1·.:;. 2<h •-~Y in :1".;0EJ:tp ·1.,1n ::· t o , ? • , .,, ~· rcco:n.clle t.l/0 o..r;9 r:.rcnt price dl!'f t::re11ce s b et.·.1001: y our m:<'.l.e:r o:? 1~ov·en'bGl" l tfth ~.nC. their invoic~~ 0·2 Dec e~.10er ~4tl1.. i.ppc.rently t:.10 di fferent i':r8if ;ir;:, allo.mncc \ JUS m::i.de 2;.;2"'dl) CO!.?Y of \Illich is enclo:.-ud. , and o:c. •.:~ich • !C :r-~de U J requisition '~:0 .. 09-:.r.:,L o ;?or inI ,::~.c on t 1{:1 y ,~u--.• <:- u.s t~1eir riuot,,1\.ion of Octob er 1 ~;l ctrno : 1 ~~·tc- l) :.1i:rt o t'.10 follo ,.- i !l' ' co,...:.::>~_:.:·2. ...;o:: :- BHG3c1 on :1 o2o ::-er S(i o f o.:> ob . Youn:--c~.:,o·,,.;n :'..TI.d ..:~ •.. eit~ht of • ..., r .... 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CHICAGO Jan. 13th 0 19360 COllPARISON OF COST CORRUGATED COVERING Tm! u'NION PACIFIC CO.AL COill?ANY JOB N"Oo 1150 Siding: Original cstinate - 112 sq o u~plied a rea 6 ◊6 056 147 u n n 6 056 Final Take-off Invoiced 1?2al4 s qso groSSg Roofin~: Ori~inal Estima·i;e Final Take-o:rr Invoiced -- 103 sq o applied area" ~; 7 085 c.rea - 1210001 96 n C 961013 7o85 753060 807055 808006 ,~ .: ~::7 0 99 ·g o44 7.99 21071 -~ C) 6 031 Cwto4o62 ff 15.47 24.29 If 0 sq . {;TOSS Ridze Roll: Ori3inal estimate - 100 lin. ft o Ordered & Invoiced- 230 ff n Fl ash.in.'°\ : - 0 964032 734.72 ,, - - Ori c:inal estimate 250 lbs o Ordered L invoiced- 526 " ~ - Tota.l li.ctual cost - ~O, 824:f/, Estimated Cost - 28,990j Over-run . . . . . . . (i 303 o4l Comparison bet\·10en pr ices a nd quanti·ties a s sho·:;n on page 95 or Allen & Garcia Conuany estimate end Y. S . & T. Co. invoice dated Deca-:iber 24th, 1935. ' �/ •' <.:r-ARCI.A COMP.ANY AlNO. CONS:l'Ul7CTn<o- ENOIN!lEns * SHUT No.. _ _ __ ...COIIMIC" •UILOINO .a>a a. MIC)lllOAM 4Ve. CBJ:CAGO C OP Y 111 ·.i. ;·.:ashington St ., Chic nr, o, Ill. October 23rd, 1936. Alleil ~ G~rciu Co . , 352 S . :.!i chi •·e:.n 1.ve • , Ch ica ~o, Illinois. Gantlemen: l:.ttention- ,..,r . C. J . 1~0. .!cna . All cel Gs und c0ntr~c ts are ouc j ~ct to the conaitions :printacl on the.. bo ck of ~hi .: s l1~ct . !C : Corr ur-:.ted Covori.nG - Unlon Pecific Co ft l Co:rupany. Rel)l y i nr to y our l etter of October 17 •·::1ich r;as in re:'erence to our 1"'1..t.::r of 'Lhc loth, ue fire plec.sed -..,o s dvise that 1:1s coulcl a ccep t for D:1i::,: unt on or before Deco1nb~1· 31, 1~35 0 o.t the ?ollowin~ pri ces: GALV./'J'."IZBD STE:::L f.ffi'.::TS2,1.n co:-ruGe.ted, 112 aqs., 24 Ga. 26" r1lde, b<ise lengths 11 11 n 96 " 22 " 27~-n " " 1-00 Lin.rt. 22 Ga.plain ridre roll , 96 or 1 20 11 lengths 250 lbs. 24 Ga .plein '!'lat sheets, 8" ,;ic.e, base le:asths PRICES - 1st item 11 2nd 3rd 4th " 11 Approx. i'!ei g ht. 14,000# 14 ,690# 141// 250# 0 4 . 26 per square 5.13 4.69 " 100" l in. ft. 3 . 65 " " 100# Plus 0435.60 lump sUJ11 frei f?ht, \lhich is to your advante.o-e, or less than t oto.J. freip-ht e"li less than Cm'loc.d ro.te . F .O.B. Rock Springs, '.'iyoming r1ith freieht a llowed from point of shipment, \';hich is Youngstown, Ohio to Rock Sprin~s, ~·;yoming. 'I'.ElillS- 1/2 of' 15~ c~s11 discount, 10 days from dete of' invoice on F . O.B. be.sing point va lue, or :.:;o days net. Trusting to hear favorably; f rom you, ·ne e r e , Very truly youro, t EL:llIB THE Yom.-us•rffi·.=N SHEFI' & TUB:] COi iP...\iTY ( SIGNED) E. E . LEONARD. � 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/. Title A name given to the resource Reliance Tipple--Part 2 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1936-01-13 Subject The topic of the resource Collection of general correspondence regarding the Reliance and Hanna mines. Description An account of the resource 11" x 8" folder holding pages of varying sizes. Some pages are faded may be hard to read. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Union Pacific Coal Co. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0064 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource G. B. Pryde Eugene McAuliffe I. N. Bayless https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/3a147bbbf8a1af29b51db1e1fe964d44.pdf 357935275485f712bdd0773f26634e7d PDF Text Text �� https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/7dc95c58b98d021f34dd39758ede4f8a.pdf ca8b0e365eead5e28d636e66c5041063 PDF Text Text {\ tl fl FILE NO. 269 Pr oposed Corpor ate History Of The Unio n Paci f ic Co~l Company �Rock Sp1·in,gs - November 27, 1948 ~r, . Io N. Bayless: This v1ill a.cknov1ledge receipt of copy of tho co:eporate history of '?ho Union Pacific Coal Company, recently comp:l:+ed by Lr_. ~7ipprecht. '.Jr::· ··~I"'' r .r, r:, . '-"·•"'"· ,'(_;n l:CL/rl �1 On November 23rd, I sent each of you a copy of the corporate history of The Union Pacific Coal Company re~ cently compiled by Mro Wipprecht and the CoaJ. Company officeso I attach revised page 15 which should be sub~ stituted for page 15 now in this bookleto V: N'.~L,_ �/ f Rock Springs - November 26, 1948 Copy: 7., ,:. lli'. Ho C. Livingston ~ This riill acknowledge receipt of copy of the corporate history of The Union Pacific Coal Company compiled by llro Wipprecht. ~~~ I. M. ~ / - �Omaha - November 23, 1948 110-3 Mr. H. C. Livingston: ~ Mr. Eo T. Baldridge: Mr. I. M. Charles: I am enclosing heret,ri th for your files a copy of the corporate history of The Union Pacific Coal Company, recently compiled by Mr. Wipprecht. Will you kindly aclmowledge receipt? J..· - ,,,,. �1 - 159) Your l e tt,er of i'n.lLUSt l :- p 2.'L.e '/09·-· .:> ~ 0n c lo :3L c C.r, ~·· ·,_ of • r o ) 08 G ' -cor-:iorn ::i -L. _ '.,t or-,~ ~ - - . . __ _ __ ·----. - ·- _ .-___ ,l _. - · -~o .. . _. __ . . . . . of T'i1_ . G .,,Union \_ 1- • .1. ·~~ c· ,, .... ~· Cc '•:-- .,,,_ Co o :1 • -:i r • -,_ -.. ,,d ·o· ~r '1~.!..... 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( .::, ~(_ l(.., :i:' lOr c- ! 1one t . e lace '~ions t o ·:rlJ i c:1 ele c tric,: l -·- u -~rJ ,_ r,!X.: c ·~nlly _·or r os_i cLJ ntia l m·_..,us-2s ) L.-:: iJe l ·-:: c..:. i st-·io~ -~ .u ·~· J t ' 0 ,:_;o :.:t : :e r n , y o '.!1in.:.:, Ct ilit ic :.:; " o;::p:u 1y , c : :::' ectl 'JC s.~ ,w·. :...' j 1, l )48 . Tho frnnchi8 1,,; h:,; l ( .>y t~hc .Sou'i:-!w:c i f ' ) tin· C·i.; i li·:.,i0a �= 2 ~ {Jr . ;: . ·•:ippric:cht - Om:1hr=t : 1-1590 Rock Spring s-August 30, 194$ Comp . ny for <listz-i but ion of e lectric e mn''LY ~ water , et c., .r:-is o:cco nde d 0ff.' ;Ct, i ve r.ray l 1948 to i nc :..u de Ha nnn c.:_ nd vicinity L ~ Ca rbon County~ \;yo ine : The aLl ' i tiona l in~.ormntion t.:h o·,m a bov0 m!-1 y o:c -n~y not be of value t o you i n co P'l pl~ ting t.h e hi s tory . I ln ve -~x1~l·1ined the inf orma tion s :ioun in th fi nal dr a ft. ~u1J ··mvG no further s u gge s t i oi:+ s to ,tP.. !co " I n my opini'?n t '.w i n form t ion to be i n corpor at ed in t. e c o.:'po :z.~at,e 1.s- t ory of mho Union Pa ci f ic Co3l ~ompa.~ ~i ll JG i ntere sting ~1 nd v a lua bl0 to fnture ,:x vc uti vc "'nrl opez•at: ne,: oft i cers c~ :J .cl,e u. 1.1i'c.h t he 1:u spons i billty of' opc~·at i nc-~ '·he ·p ro t~r'ties . Your f ile i ~ bei 1g r e t urie d untlcr c~p1rate cov e r lJy ~ \ ilr,, ~"i -~ 3~- ;·~.~;~t ,,;~-; Q �,I ) Fl! E NO. -----~--::•• :..... t f~ Roe i< Springs - August 16, 1948 1-1590 lf~. H. C. Livingston: Referring to :Mr. Wippr e cht 7 s lett er of August ll~, file 709-3 , of which y ou h~ve a co py . Herewith dr a ft of pro posed Cor pora te History of The Union Pacific Coal Compa ny for y our examination, comments, suggestions, etc., a s to corre ction or revision of information as s hown. After yo u ha ve ha d a n opportunity to review the information, ple a se return to my off ice with your comments. Encl. .tt;;,L. �✓ f\LE N0 •...•••----- /+,f'-- 11 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COa'iPANY -. r ')/ Omaha - Au us t, 14, 1948 709-3 ~ Baldridge - Rook Spring s H. C. Livingston~ a.,,,,;.,;,,, (CC - Mr. Mr. J. L . Rawlings) Herewith draft of proposed corpor~te history of The Union Pacific Coal Company prepared by tlr . Ra'l.vliugs and others. 1 \'Jill you please review the attached and aith the ~eturn thereof let .o.e have the benefit of any cofi'lli1e nts or suggestions 'lhich you feel. might improve the sho,•Jing. You are in- vited to criticize anything that is not factual., or which coul.d be better stated in sono other manner; also sugge st you review the matter with !.Ir· Livingston and obtain the benefit of any cmmnents, suggestions or criticism which he might have. Statement sho'l."Jing tons of ooal mined at the various mining districts , ,·1hich .iill. be included in the history S:s ~xhibit c, has not been compl.eted and is not attached, due to question yiith respect to tons mined by the tlasbington Union Coal. Corapany. However, Mr. Rawlings has a copy of the state- ment '1hich may be examined for the purpose of your r eview, Eno. - -- -- - - � https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/73bfe5bc610d7d9581055317c7944d82.pdf e2c3c0e621280569c76e7fd1ecc24059 PDF Text Text ·JOHN W. LACEY 1848-1936 A MEMORIAL BY JOHN D. CLARK �JOHN W. LACEY 1848-1936 This memorial article written by John D. Clark when the distinguished career of Judge Lacey closed in February, 1936, is republishetl by the American National Bank of Cheyenne for distribution to the lawyers of \Vyoming. Judge Lacey was an interested and helpful stockholder of the bank almost from its beginning, and Dr. Clark was one of the organizers and is an active director. �EM.ORY is not long enough to reach beyond the time when Judge John W. Lacey was a familiar figure to me. In those early years of his Wyoming career he had already attained distinction. The half century which has now passed has enlarged, not diminished, that eminence. In more than one respect his qualities were unique. M.any great lawyers have been leaders of their communities and so it is not surprising that he long held that position in Cheyenne and in Wyoming. But whereas this leadership is ordinarily the outcome of active participation in public affairs in which legal ability and prominence add to the man's influence, Judge Lacey's participation in such affairs was always non-assertive and reticent. His influence in these matters was the reflection of his high repute as a lawyer. Nor is there any parallel which comes to mind of one with similar breadth and intensity of fame as the leader of the bar of any state. His reputation passed beyond the profession and permeated the business world, reaching even into those ranks of �the population which have no interest • 1 in awyers. It was of such a quality that he attained an a u th onty • the like of which I have never observed anywhere in the United States. "Getting an opinion from Judge Lacey'' was more than a proposal to secure the best possible legal advice; in the opinion of business men and laymen it was even more than the equivalent of securing a judgment from the supreme court of Wyoming. The supreme court might be wrong. substantial royalty on future oil production. The secretary rejected the offer upon the advice of his solicitor that there was no basis for settlement because the government was sure to win. But the legal argument made by Judge Lacey, whom I selected in preference to any of the lawyers of national repute who were suggested by my associates, persuaded a unanimous supreme court to construe the statute in favor of the title claimed by the state. His ability was of the first rank in nearly every branch of the lawyer's work. His arguments upon points of law, where his supreme power of rigid analysis had its fullest play, were always works of art and were seldom unsuccessful. I believe my last contact with him as an advocate was in connection with litigation with the federal government over the title to oil land which the state claimed and had leased to my company. The only question was the correct construction of an act of congress under which the state claimed the title. While the con- troversy wa~ pending in the supreme court of the United States I made a compromise offer to the Secretary of the Interior of a million dollars and a Of all of his exceptional qualities the one I most admired was his mastery of the technique of understatement. Because I am forever suffering for lack of even the slighest capacity in that respect I always envy one who exhibits it, and never have I found a lawyer or lecturer who even approached Judge Lacey in its skillful use. His method was his own and would have been amusing had it not been so successful. In a conference or discussion he seldom made a dogmatic statement, but would offer a succession of tentative judgments, each so reasonable that assent could hardly be refused and so phrased that assent led one into the appearance I. �of having made the statement himself so that he could not hesitate when the premises so readily accepted forced a conclusion which would otherwise have been contested. He not only compelled your agreement upon a principle, judgment or plan which you knew was incorrect; he did it in such a way that you believed you had argued yourself into the agreement. And some of us try to win arguments by the loudest shouting I He was always gracious as well as courteous and he seldom failed to find an opportunity to lift up the spirits of a defeated young opponent by saying a word of commendation for some feature of his effort. At no time has the bar of Wyoming contained a group of lawyers to challenge the prestige of those who were the leaders of the profession when the territory became a I regret for the younger members of the bar the passing of their opportunity to profit by observation of Judge Lacey in action and by occasional contact with him as opponent. It was my good fortune to begin the practice when he actively exercised his fullest powers in a field where we were often brought into association and into conflict and no part of my legal training was as important as that experience. The lessons gained from him as an opponent were, of course, the most lasting and therefore the most vclluable. They usually involved the sting of defeat but never were they humiliating on account of any word or attitude of Judge Lacey. His court manner was as impeccable as his technique was skillful. state. Among them Judge Lacey found worthy competitors. As they passed he emerged more distinctly as the leader of the profession until he became a lonely figure. There remain a tiny group of our colleagues who began the practice during territorial days and later became distinguished. But when Judge Lacey retired the last of the great pioneers was gone. The greatest of them was the last. �--- March, 1936 EMPLOYES: MAGAZINE » » Timers » Death of Honor ble John W. Lacey UDGE JOH N W. LACE ', known as th e Nestor of the Wyoming legal pr fession, passed away at hi s home in Cheyenne at 5 . M., Tuesda y, February ll, in his eighty-seventh year. Judge Lacey was born in Randolph Co unt y, Indi ana, on October 13, 1848, the so n of the Reverend Henry J . Lacey and Elizabeth (Thompso n ) Lacey. His father was a Methodist mini ster, who rea red a famil y of four so ns and three daughter . While the boy's earl y educati on wa s secured in the public schoo ls of the va riou town - in whi ch the famil y resided, pursuant to the custom of itinerant ministr y in the Methodist Church, a wa then conducted, he, after co mpl etin g his elementar y ed ucation, entered DePauw Uni versity of I ndiana, and wa graduated therefrom with th e cla of 1871. Thereafter he took up the profession of tea hing, his initi al step toward the p rofession whi ch he later adopted and adorned. The yo ung Mr. Lacey began readin g law under the direction of Isaac Van Devanter, of Ivla ri on , Indi ana, lVIr. Van Devanter retaining th e yo ung man in hi s office until his admission to the bar in 1875. Durin g the four-year stud y peri od, he also read law for a short interva l in the office of William O' Brien of No blesvill e, Indiana. Between Judge Lacey's grade schoo l days and the beginning of his college ca reer, he enlisted as a private so ldier in Company F of the 137th Indiana Infantry. when but 15 yea rs of age, se rving until th e close of the War. In this connection, it is proper to say that the United States Army, in which Judge Lacey served at a very tender age, rendered him full military honors in the form of minute gun firing during the funeral hour. Judge Lacey began the practice of law in l\farion, Indiana, wh ere he remained until 1884, when he was appointed by President Arthur to the position of Chief Justice of the Territory of Wyoming, sen ing in this. the highest judicial office in the Territory, until 1886, when in November of that year he resigned his position upon the bench to enter into the partnership of W. W. Corlett and Judge John A. Riner, under the firm name of Corlett, Lacey & Riner. Following the death of Mr. Corlett, the partnership continued under the firm name of Lacey & Riner, until Mr. Riner was appointed United States District Judge in 1890. Somewhat later, Judge Lacey entered into partnership with his brother-in-law, Willis Van Devanter, who for the past several years, has occupied the exalted position of Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court, Judge J 1 « « « Lacey's partnership with Justice Van Devanter terrninatir g in 1897. Ju dge Lacey was appointed General Co unsel for the ni on Pacific Railroad in Wyoming in 1889, at a time when the fortunes of the Railroad Company were at a rather low ebb, his service continuing th ro ugh the receivership period, the purchase of same by Mr. W. H . Harriman, and th ereafter through the reconstruction period, co ntinuin g until hi s resignati on a few year ago. Judge Lacey wa · po e ed of a keen, rapid, log• ical mind. with a continued capacity fo r hard work. T hough of mall phy ique, one had to address Judge Lacey but bri efl y before r ecognizi ng hi s ea rnest, di gnifi ed, courteo u manner. Judge Lacey wa united in marriage to Miss Elizabeth Van Devanter, daughter of Mr. Isaac Van Deva nter. before referred to, and who still survi ves, and to them wer born six children. A so n, Herbert V., perfected him self in the profession of law, and wa hi _ fath er"s pa rtn er until his untimely death a few year ago . Dr. \Va lter M., another so n, who survives, wa a cap tain in the United States Army at F ort Ril ey. Kan sas, now engaged in the practice of med icine at Cheyen ne. A daughter, Ruth , became th e wife of W. H. Barber, now residing at Greeley, Co lorado . Ano ther daughter. Mrs. James Speer, resides at Knoxville, Tennessee, also Mrs. John McGee at Cas per. Wyo min g, and Mrs. William Hankins, Uniontoll'n , Pennsylvania. In 1874. Judge Lacey received the degree of A. M. fro m his alma mater, DePauw, and in 1914, he was acco rded the degree of LLD . from the University of De11\'er. Judge Lacey's political affiliations were with the Republican party. He also received various Masonic degrees through both the York and Scottish Rite. In recent years, Judge Lacey, with Mrs. Lacey, made numerous and extended trips abroad. Funeral services were held at the family h.orne at Cheyenne, at 2:30 P. M., Thursday, February 13, with Reverend Charles A. Bennett of St. Mark's Episcopal Church officiating. The remains of Judge Lacey were borne to the grave by prominent members of the Wyoming Bar, and with him passed one of the most brilliant and constructive legal minds that ever graced the western legal profession. _,j Death Takes WilUam McIntosh of Superior ·There died suddenly on Sunday evening, February 9, while performing an errand of mercy, William McIntosh of Superior. "Billy", as he was familiarly known, first began to work for the Corn- �March, 1936 101~ EMPLOYES' MAGAZINE of course, one reason for this in the circumstances of Mark Twain's famou s household. In the first flush of his success he had marri ed Olivia Langdon, of Elmira, New York, who was to be the adored mistress of his heart until th e end and the merciless censor of all his manuscripts. She edited everything, and, as he was ruefully given to acknowledge, she edited him ; the man he became was in grea t pa rt the man of Olivia's makin g-no lon ger the reckless and magnificen t Westerner but, as M r. Van Wyck Brooks, his most searching critic, mai ntains, the ca ndidate for gentility and , in hi s s pl endid Connecticut homes, a pill ar of New England society. But this conspi cuous positi on did not ch ange the essential s of his spirit. Ma rk Tll"a in wa s a Liberal to the marrow . He accep ted , with t.h e fervour of reli gion, the old American doctrine. His democratic republicanism made him an impassioned champion of racial and socia l justice, an outspoken opponent of civi c and politica l co rrupti on . He took his stand with th e defenders of clean government in New Yo rk City; he was one cf the band which in the American crisi s of ] 884, broke th e rock-ribbed Grand Old Party and so help ed to ca rr y Grover Cleveland into the Presidency. Hi pen was ever at the servi ce of the oppressed, a nd, a s we ma y recall with especial appropria teness today. th e fanati cs of anti-Semiti sm had no more sn{ashin g antago nist than Ma rk Twain. Throughout hi s la ter yea rs the con trast behreen his world-wide triumphs and the pessimism which. in ferociou s speech and violent bursts of temper, he announced as hi s deepest conviction made a probl em that his friend s refused to take seriously. Mark Twain, the di spenser of laughter among millions, exhau sted the resources of the American language in denunciation of " the damned human race." Yet that race insisted upon treating him as a favourite public character. Mark Twain was reckless and confiding in matters of business. With an abandon that seems the merest folly he went into publishing and financed an unworkable type-setting machine at a time when he was commanding the highest payment for his writing. He crashed, and then proudly started on a world lecturing tour for the payment of his debts. At sixty he was once more a free man and in the enjoyment of an almost unequalled renown . He was America's representative man -picturesque in his white suit and his wonderful white mane; courted, flattered, indulged; interviewed on every pretext or on none; the acknowledged and beloved master of American wisdom, wilfulness, kindly malice, humour. In 1907, three years before his death, Oxford tendered him the honour which he held in higher ~steem than any other. "Although," he wrote, " I wouldn't cross an ocean again for the price of the ship that ca rried me, I am glad to do it for an Oxford degree"; and he would have liked to wear the gown of the Oxford honorary doctor over the celebrated white su it. Mark Twain of Missouri! School Notes Wi nter enrollment at the 'Wyoming Uni versity on Janua ry 7 reached 1,352. It was ex pected that additional pupil s wo uld brin g th e total up to l ,4-00 . T HE Dr. Ave n Ne lson a nd Dea n J. F. Sou le ex pect thi s yea r Lo celebrate Lhei r 50th ann iversa ry of acti ve service wit h Lh e faculty of Wyo min g Sta te University, the form er as Botan ist. elc., bein g looked upon as th e ou t t·anclin g auth orit y on the fl ora of th e Rocky Mountain region, Dr. oul e being Profe sor of Greek and Latin, eq ua ll y as important in his lin e a Dr. Nel son. Mrs. Evel yn Plummer has bee n na med as Trustee of the Univer ity of \{"yarn ing lo fil l th e unexpired term of Frank ~. Burrage, deceased publisher of Larami e. lVIrs. Plu mmer is a gradua te of the Univcrsi ty, .l 916, and her sel cti on was announced by Govern or Le- lie A. Mill er. Five students of Rock Sprin gs hi gh schoo l placed on the "A" honor ro ll du ring the first semester, it was sta ted by P1·in cip al Karl F . Winchell. They are: Helen Hudman. Dena Sh iamanna, Elizabeth Win chell , Dolly Yoshida and Em.ma Anselmi. To place on th e "A" honor roll a student must have ea rn ed a grade of "A" in a ll their subjects. Eleven studen ts placed on the " B" honor roll , ha ving all grades of " A" except one, and that one a " B". They include : • Dorothy Price. Mary Murphy, Rosalyn Jensen, Boyd Marshall , Barbara Keller, Cecilia Kershisnik, Phyllis Watson, Ayako Yoshida, Nora Sinn, Paul Yedinak and Hel en Sheffer. Wednesday evening, February 5th, the faculty members of Superior High School, under direction of Superintendent Keeney, presented the play, "The Gay Deceiver," in the local gymnasium before a large audience. On the afternoon of January 24th, the English Literature Classes of Superior High School rendered a short, pleasing program honoring the natal day of the great Scottish poet, Robert Burns, Jam1ary 25th. Master of the House (roaring with rage): "Who told you to put that paper on the wall?" Decorator: "Your wife, sir." Head of the house (subsiding): "Pretty, isn't it?" 1 �t Rock Springe m_ner 2-14-36 1 McAuijffe, T;liaferro Attend Lacey Services In Cheyenne Thursday Eugene l\IcAuliffe, president of The Union Pacific 1Coal company, and T . S. TaJiaferro, Jr., attended the funeral of Judge John W . Lacey 1n , Cheyenne yesterday. Mr. Taliaferro, ··, who was as sociated with Judge La' cey for many years In the legal de- I . partment of the Un-ion Pacific rail- i ' mad, was one of the honorary pall' bearers. I Mr. -Mc.Aullffe, who was In Rock JSprings .when advised of Judge Laey's death Tuesday, made plans at nee to go to Cheyenne from this ity before returning to his office in I maha. ! City, in Common With Entire State, Regrets . Loss of Judge Lacey Rock Springs, tn common''with all 7vyoming, received the report di the' death of Judge Jo).uL:W La.Ce.Yr-which oc.r. urred in Cheyenne- Tuesday, with a sense of loss·. His death' was not unexpected •because it was •generally known that he was suffering with pneumonia at the advanced age of 87 yea1·s. John W . Lacey came to Wyoming in 1884 as territorial judge 'by appointment of President Chester A. ' Arthur. After serving in tha t capacity fo1~ two years ·he resigned to assume private practice. He became genera l counsel for the Union Pacific railroad In 1889 and as such became w'ide!y known through southern W yoming throu gh his long s ervice in th a t appointment. Judge L a cey was born in Ra ndolph county, Indiana, in 18 8 4. a nd wa s edu cated a t De Pau w university the re. H e was a brothe r-in-law o:f• Associa te Jus tice Wi lli s Va n 'Deveni.e r of t he U. S. supreme court. He is s urvived 1 by his wi fe and five children. Funeral services wer e held yes terday a fternoon at St. Mark's Episcopa l cath edral, with R ev . Ch a rles A. Bennett In cha rge. ---- �HON. J'OHN Vl. LACEY (Copied from "History of Vlyoming, 1• Vol. II.) Hon. J'ohn w. Lacey, senior partner in the law fi:cm of Lacey & Lacey, of Cheyenne, and at one time chief justice of Wyoming, was born in Randolph county, Indiana, October 13, 1848, a son of the -lev. Henry J. and Elizabeth (Thompson) Lacey. The father -.;ms a liethodis"ii minister and 1?eared a family of fou:r sons and three daughters. \"J ell descended and v1ell bred, Judge Lacey had t he advantages offered in a home of culture and refinement. :!-Ie pu:r:med hi s education in the public s chools of var ious tovms in 1:rhich the family lived 0\7in g to the custom of itine1?ant minira-tzy in the IIIe·lihodist church at that pe:ciod. Later he entered DePaurr Univer s ity of Indiana. and 'l.'JaS graduated therefrom nitn. the class of 1871. He took up i,he :profession of teaching, Tihich he follo\7ed for a short time, but regarded · this merely as an initial step to o th.er professional activity and began reading l~a under the direction of Isaac Van Devanter, of Marion, Indiana, vJbo 1~emained bis pziecepto;e until he was admitted to the bar in 1875. ~ rior to 1875 he had read law at intervals in the office of '1'lillia.m O'Brien of Jfoblesville, Indiana, It has been said that a lar.ryer's e:i(perience should be as broad as the uni verse, for he has to do m. th every phase of life. Judge Lacey brought to the starting point of hie career certain rare giftra -- eloquence of language and a strong personality. He, moreover, had back of' him experience as a soldier of the Civil uar. He uas only fifteen years of age when he enlisted for active service at the front, becoming �r 2 - a member of Company F of the One Hundred and Thirty-seventh Indiana Infe.ntry, ttl th vrhi ch he served until the close of the war. His training, too, at home had been of that kind which develops cllarac·ter a nd self-i•eliance. He ente1·ed upon the practice of his profes sion in Marion, Indiana, where he re- mained until 1884, when he was appointed by P re s ident .Al.·thur to the position of chief jus tice of Wyoming and se1·ved in the highest jucliciaJ. office of the te:-c:ritory until 1886. In November of that year, having resigned his position upon the bench, he entered into partnership \1 i th W. \'! . Corlett and Judge John A. Rin,er under the firm style of Corlett, Lacey & Riner. Follovring the death of Hr. Corlett t he partnershi p was continued under the firm nDIDe of Lacey & Riner a nd so existed until the junior partner uas appointed United States district judge in 1890. Later Mro Lac ey entered into partnershi p relations ~ith his brother -in-lat/: \'Jilli s Van Devan ter, -v1ho is no w a justice of the United States supreme Court, and ~as thus associated until 1897, but is now senior partner in the firm of Lacey & Lacey, a firm that ranks with the foremost practicing at the ba:r of Cheyenne. Nature endo,;red him ,n. th some of ·i;hose qualities indispensable to the lawyer -- a keen, rapid, logical mind plus the business sense and a ready capacity for hard uork. An excellent presence, an eamest, dignified manner, marked strenc;th of character, a thorough gra.SJ.) of the law and the ability to accurately apply its principles are factors in his effectiveness as an advocate. In 1878 Judge Lacey "1:12.s united in marriage to Miss �r 3 Elizabeth Van DevMter, daughter of Isaac an Devanter, and to them have been born six children:, Herbert V., an attorney of Cheyenne; Walter M., M.: D. / ~~~;.-c} ~"Jc ~ptain in f he United States , A..; ~i.,. t,:,,e.r ,_ ~l . h --. ,~ I :.t, 1 service at Fort Riley, KeilsasA Ruth, the wife of W. H. Barber , --\,<(.,.,.,-c - of Eaton, Colorado; Elizabeth, instructor in economics in the University of l\Tebraslca; Louise, teaching home economics in the Color·ado Agricul turai Co ll ee;e at Fort Collins; and Margaret. In 1874 the d eg:r ee of A. ].L was conferred upon Judge Lacey by his alma materi De Paug University, and i n 1914 he received the degree of LL. D. from the Universi~J o f Denver. In his political vieus he is a republican and upon a l l the vital ques·tions of the day keep s abreast vri th the be s t thinking men of the a ge. 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I '\JS.." l:t ocl t o g et aua y a nd get ray {; 500 o 00 , b u·c TS-1· o Jo nos "'slcod me t o st ay un"'G il h e co ul a 'O 'b~clr ·;; l] onv 0r and m'.lko c, :te 01.· ·i.; to Go-·,, ernor :Cvun s on his f intJ. auil locG:G i o 0 0 .'· bo1l"G tl1 c t ime I ·awu.D·b•'· c,.'. .t,., J' Yl.C :;; zhoul a. 1.. o 1mc1;: in Gu.mlison, I r :Emt clo 1:r.a there ..., t o -~e ff·-: k in 2n (l ins·1ioo.O.. o:i; �r go od corU:.'IWl'Ci U l coke '1.:JaS COYlCG'.i:.'i'.1.ecla In ·the \,ri.r:rGe'.i:.~, I tb i:ak o :2 v 83 e.x1d 1 84, J::Ir ~ Dillon uas s iwceoc-lec.. b~, Cha?les P:tanci~ Ad.ams as lJ:.t: esid.ent of the union Pacific. Tiailro ud , aml ·the p olicy of a.eve loping mines in I•.tonta.n a awl completing the £.lo.clison Ri ve::r L il'lc u as abandoned o TI!' a- S . Ro H o c1~~1..,k 0 tl1en g enera l mG,n2.gor o:1 the ro a cl as I :remembor it, :resig.ae,rlo I thi.11.k I:h· o Go 1: ,, Cv.--r ings bee e b i s s-1.wecsso :i. o 0 Having gain0cl 0 0118 :i.derabl0 01;;:p e:rienca i n my cxp1o~ im:'liio:r1s in I.fon'Ge.110. p tJhitJ h exte.:o.dod to tho Sa:nd Cou:.cc c.nd Bel ·t Tegions O inc l ud :L1g Roc ky Irork O \7here ·r eel Lodge i s nowp I w-::·o tc rh o Tom Kimball, "'Ghen. ass i s•tnnii gcne::eul man n.ger of the Union J?ecific to knor1 i f ✓Ghe r e 1,•·01110. l>Jl e:rzy- obj ection if I persona.11.y took up one oi ·che 1n°0·9e:r-ti cs nh i ch I baa. e:n:a.mined and re_p ort ed upon :for the union Ps.cifie on 2.cco·,.;mt of the i r hav i ng ebe.na. onoa. thei:r in t end ed. d.0ve lo pment i n. n ontana o I go t; u f avo ra'blo r e ply f:ro:m 1:· :r o Kimb 11 0 stating 'that tb e1·e rmula. bo n o ob jection. e:ircept -'r.;ha·1; I. mus~_ no~G:Ly I:tr o CJ l t..,'.:'k , and gi ve .1 i m am lo tir,10 1Je1) foTG IT'IJl r0s:1.gm::.-GJ.Oi10 I pi'oceeclcii "co Omaha , a· d c1:f.'i:ie1· c·onsiae· •gble h.esita"Gion and vic it 1.Tlth I.h' o Clo,rk, I notified him o f my i n"teYJ.t i ml p of:fe:-r~ ing my z-esi 6 .nat;ion ;.!,t any ·time t.het uould b o co nvcuien'c':i fo 1· h:Lrn t o o.p_:_o i ut BY sucoo:Jso:;." ., Tlw \7l' i te·r- t.ra.s cons i cler lily emba:r2~&,sed '?J' ~~r o C~ :-:ck~ r coc0 ~1•i;i:n 0 my :c-Gr::: i gno:t ion lr1,.,"Iled. i a:i:;e l y p ana. advising "Glw;1_; no "f1J2.o ·.:~...: nccessa:ey , 0t~, I :ret;,.:r:. od "G o llontano. , but on my 1.Tc:y 9 I :r·cceivea. a ·Geleg-..eam fro_ Lr o Clark, 1-""h ich v z:i.s ec.:::ly in t he month o:£' :Jay:> 1884:, s a ying tho-"t:i I 1.To11.ld i!O"G tJC 1·c1e.__sca. ut preson~i:; , b1.ri:; 1.' ould h G expected "G o GOi1'liinu.e to look a fter the company ' s }?Tol)el'ti 0s thez'e, in- clu.ding Ch0s·Guut and I1a.xi0 until my successor a.::: rivedo I wired him th t I n ould do so 9 -Gi-We pt ·tha t in .lih . G raeanti,,.0 I '!:'!ould. pToc00u. r1 ith t;he opci.''-':c-ion nhich I h ad in. mix:i.d. at ·i;he time I sa.i:J him in Ow.!':.be,., }/ ~c.. Joe Shinfelclc1· fil"'r.i v0a. i YJ. ·the la.-J/!,jeJ_~ pa:c·i:; of "' ev)tomb<.n· to succeed me iu llorrbanu 9 cin cc 'i."Jhlch ·time [ha:ve been s t:euggli.ng in .,Ghe co b.'l 1rn.siness on m'.'.f m,n hook .. :r.::uch of . i:;l:i.e . m.r;.tter ,ahiclJ I have given y ou. here , I :i:ealize i s n ot ))e:r-'uin0nt to ~Ghe history r1hlch yoi.t .1'.i:'opose .,.Go Y-n.~i-tc of the Union .Pacific Coal Compeny, i•Gs predecessors and su.ccesso1·so fiy ici0a is to gi -e you_ such cl.a.ta es occursi tc mo 9 giving you a clw.nce to S€lcct :f.'J'.'om. i·i:; s :1ch i•t;ems as may be of :interes-1; in t ho 1n:·opo □ cd his•tory o Other than some of ·the f..,.cts 1." elatea ref0:cence to ea:rliest da:tes • I -'Ghink your m;;,r11. :i'.'eco1·us t7ill f"urnish mo Te authentic clatuq .c\ s a mL tt01' of reminisc encc, I \7 n✓li 'iio s-'Gcl.'"oe th.at vrl-!e:a. I:h? o Clark b0c2no -Su )eYin✓GonO.cnt of the union Pacific Co:u de-p ~_:, r·t- mmt • ho unaertook t o not only ::cu.n the office in 00t:J.ha. 0 bu".; ulso -'uo do his ovm. sm:veying; and I -thinlc you rrnv.ld ·oc much interet.:itod if you vrl.ll loolr ovc:r the a:.t.,chi vos DJ.'.lil finG. map s o:e the o1<1 Carbon a,nd !'~ock f'.prings .-1s -rmll o.s .i:U!.i - m i :100 0 produced fl"orn his orm notes in the mines aud p u:t, 011 pa]! cI' rJi tb e fine rwintea. 0 spenceriu11, o.rt;istic pon. �:2:1J,;:fti:ng r: . . o Jo-we I :fo • ,., 2. l c, t·c c-.1: p '.b c ·--ts we in c.m c.:s.·r;o ox ·cho 012,·;_;.fi•~-o It .!d.'.?. r•rc tr.J U IJ i nt; I G. t1.o , iJ:Y uolm .t; il'l 'tl'o lr,l.8 :h.1 0 ·:210 of C> g •·-1 ri::1.1r·nso .L1--o:;11::ic ···o ;,• ·0:ic 1.0cl:•c ions of -,h' o. 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O, (~ o~;'l G • iu X rl' :1 1 ·b li:.i:e illJJ L..t7 ·noGi"GiOHo !:G :;;:,;uou. <'.:11-(t et, t_ o c_wa. oi 01:-:~ moz1t a I t7t:.s brick·r ~.Gh :1110 TI!:1 :] ·~·~~ci:ri c1 l!ot.. l COD!'._Ei.11-Y ; -l}'~ir1. • c s l;:cc1 :-i.1e ~J0'-7 �I.!r o Banloy -3Yn Hovembe:r' 2894:, he sen·t m.0 to Ha.'i'lna ~s 1. in0 Sunerintend- . ent where I remained until .i!-Ug'l'l.~:rii 1891'/ , v1h.0.n I \7erri; to ihe Klo11dike o r0turn.:.ng in S 01Ycc 1be:e 189 8 t ana.. goix1g i.;o work in Oc"'liobe:r of ·i;he aarr.10 yeo..·J2 o In I.lny, 1899 0 J'.11• o Clark sent me hack to Han..na u s I.i ine Su ) erin tc.ndvnt o \7 '.1.s at; Rm'.ln- until Junua1·y 1 st p 190'7, 't:hen I 10 ft the :.:iei.'vice of ·ale Company ·co 1~01ieve 1 :c o Cla i·k of ,_ y· ine Gup e:n•in•;:; endem't who coula not gc·c along l'Jith tho G·eno:ra1 Su~?erintend.:m··- of tho U. 1? . l~c.iltm y o In Se110embe1· 1909, Ur . Ol a:ck sent; me t o Hexico in che.rge of the anth:ruc i{;s boldinJ n of ·the So1riib.0r.u I'L.ciiic Comp ~ny o In Jul7 1911 0 El:i: . H.:J.rlley sent mo t o '.( Ono, ub.0 1,e I am at i.J l'8Gent o Du.r ins; my s0r ice six1cc the · pllrcha s e of the Don rn:r' 0 South P'-"rk ~ o. il,:my , I h 0.v 0 leit tl 0 ce:rvice nf t he Comp• ny trJice of r.13 o·:;n f:re0 u111 1 und once 2ga:u:1 nt it o ( Gi ) E o _· : .1 -~--e :J: ! •. j <> ( <)" 0 l ~.- ~1:: •t s .1..'llE:~. ' :..: t <:;> l.J 0 T'.--.OOKS o 'J ~ i •"' -~o :::;-!..~-· 0 c~_:.u ,5 c-;;;-c~:: • 1ln5 n e }1c-c ....., •ii~2crci - ::? .1:rreo t he c; .'.J.:2 ;s ··;:]_ 'G.i. : .._-_;:.~ ry_; CL _ g _ o 7 0 ·cn ~i· 81, ~i've'GO" o ~ "'cr--=:'8 1:~·G o~ .,:_<-rir0(! ~w (] 1c:~1 -: . 71!Y l!C' ,· .. :t a .i:l { "~~. 11 7~) .. ·;;~ 0 1 \ i;~ . . 0 l t'.i°b::)7 Y tJ ' }:~ t.: fJG v- ~·;·--"1~7.? ~-:r1( l~e o ~~.i(1 (t~;~~ ~1!':it~ :-oa~., 1. :l , ..... Ltgf;•(,';t'o �7 ·,' ' IJ I J , 1.• ' t, < /J -\ --~ .J )'. '" , 1 -' i · . rt �1T rnne George Bro\m Pryde Born -- Gaulary, 7ifecl:lir e. C<:.TJO to the United Lcituteo i.1 June , 1 8:J 3, sett li n~ "i E:t at lfo-;;cu.::;tle, Colo:raclc ~ r:orkinb fol' t h e C. I' . :'.:; I . Ge., . :i. i1 of •:1- - Uni o n :i? a c ii':tc Cod Cm:..'ll) .'.::iJlY W'1 ti l 1 a~n . Elpl oyed by th.au ever r:;1 i n ce. day filSl.n, u:::si ~ tunt ..iine L'o reumn, Fo1·e~1Ln, ~ssi stnit t1uperiutcnd(alt, Su:p•~rintendent , .Azsistsut Cene:.al Stipcrintendent, General· Cuperintendent, and Vice Presiden t ,!::: Generul !fonager. 1 ~, on 1~dVi2ory Cotmcil of Boy Scouts, Ordm:- of ·,ellol ay, and Trustee of the J'.i'irst Conereeationa l Church, Ilock Springs. �- / \ I '-' 0 · \ I l!MPANY r -~hv1911 0 I ~ \ ! ,I 1 I 1 \p I : I I ! I . I •' \I l I '1 : i -t I \ ~ i'.,:Gni ___o \ 1 I e.;-- 1i ? ./ hff'{j r _ _.l \ \1 r3 i :1i.:... .JJ_.7 / . £ ~ ev ~'-::1C- \. f " h i s I' ' , ,j I .. 1 ,I '~r· .-:,l . . • VEl L \ ij I ! mount I I I ! t86 an cl m you I - ;iI · i �131 / ·~· -, .·' : -; , - ~ , V ~ [ X. ~ - } - J; _ ( ~ . -• \ ~( ., \\• I if ,-... )) ~,()1'r' - - :>':)~(•• I/._ - • , ~_, / :::___.- ~ ' 7> ,' ' ~ ~ l-i ' I ,...,''f~ ( • ="· ,. i, G' No.A68 l Gilt I A€.X€ STERLING SILVER LOVING CUP Actunl Size Capacity l 2 pin s Hciitht l 4½ in. Three Handles Special Base, 7 i . Form Round Briitht Finish , .. ) )-'l __ ·-· .,..._._...._ . . •' s ' -0 ;:._ I , - - - - �305 YO-Ri, AVENUE TOW AND-A, PENNA. �F'OHM !OS r I TnE \VABHINGTON UNION COAL co. Ta:rn PORTER l!' UE L Co. SUP l!l RIO R O O A L O O. TI-IE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY D. O. CLARK. Vi:C!i:•Pnr~ . A.:-:n G.11:N'L 1'lau. li'RANK A, l\lANT.llJY, ARf.iT , Gr.~J.:R ,\L J\fA:,0:AOl!II, Ao Ho Doan 0 ,, rlir. General Sa le ~ Ageni j) Ch eyenne 9 Wyo Th e though t h as o cc t1rred t o rr: ': thf:.t perh @r.: s i t ~ -:-· 1 l ~h be~ ni ce t h i ng to pras ~nt Mr o Cl ark wi th a aom0nto < I 1 J ' sec1 r c a v~r y ex enRi ve ,.re wi 11 armnge to_ get a xemembi': anc e h c 17:l t accordngly . tlill you kir!dly let me hav e • n :.:,; :-·p_ese ion from you I • e !;;loon as possible, �TI-m PORTER FUEL COMPANY COAL AND COKE W. I. GIFFORD SUPERl!-."TENDENT DURANGO, COLO., JUlY 13 1. 1911 .. Mr . Karl W. Boclt • MY Dear BOCk ~- I am in receipt of you.rs of' the 5th , in re:ference to the pre sent fo;r .Mr . Cl.ark. The selection mo.de b~' you is entirel~r sat1sf'act01.,...1 > and an enclosing herei.11 th a post of'fice money orc1e1-. :for 0 1.5 000 >, to cover my port ion of the expense .. Yours truly, Enc l osure . �No. 87~6. <,; 1tAS.G11.c11n:1sT Pnr.H C.S .(";JLCl-1 IUS'l', " "· P11;: ~ . CAPITAL STOCii: $ ·1 00,00099 Gl-:0. l>YS.'\.1:T, V . 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DAtJO :"\EY~.\"wr .C.,tt1111: n CENTHALIA, , ,\ AS H. ?ll~;-p.__.~. e~J., &,.,..::# )'t,~.;{i:..dfJ �[l~LJUl~OO u~!LiE~~ffe\P~ t N CO FIPO AATC.D 25,000 OF FICES IN AMERICA CA B LE SERV ICE TO ALL THE WORLD 1:ill 9 Company TRANSM I TS and DELI VERS m css.iuca ouly on con{1H lon9 llmltt~ It s ll:illllltr. 1Yhl cll 1.J :n-c been fL......acnted to br t he s:cntlcr or the Collowfng Ninht Let ter. cn n be i:: 11unl cd a~n lnst 0111;· IJ;• r epenting' tl m cSJ!lgc tJ:wlt to .the 6C'IHlfn~ i;t :ltl011 ftlr com))!\rl..:un, 11 111.l tiJ e Comp::mr w ill not hol d Jtsctr l lnt.,lc t or er rors or d clurs In t rnn~'Err?rs ntl s.::,lon or dcllYc.ry or Uu n:.·pcc tcd Ni1~ht LA" Ucr s, Bt llt o t rctl ncctl m t~•::;. h c)loncl a ti \111\ e<1111\l to trn th nC'~ tl11• :nuount J1~lh.l for trnn srnl ~ ion; nor In n n :v c,~c beyon d t he sum o r . f.'! rty Dollars, ut w hich, unlcs'.'i otl1cnvtsc stat ed b~h,w, t1J ls mL'S.Sa~c ha:1 been vu l urtl Uy th e scntlcr tlt ereur, nor tn m ,r cuso wlwrc the cl~\hn ,Is not. prc.:wntctl tn ,Hit.In{; wi th in :il Xt"') <l ny e :Ht rr th e m e~sa.!.::e ts lilr.tJ w1t l 1 the Cotn p~m)· (or trnn.sm tss1011. T his J~ nn UN REPEATED NIOliT LErrEn. aud IB llcll vc.rcd b y rco,ucst or tllo HCIHlcl", uwJcr tllc conllltton s n:nurtl ,\bon•. THE O. N. VAIL, PRESIDENT B E LVIDERE BROOKS, GENERAL MANAGER 1leb. ~IE:C IE ]\IED A T 212 $outh 13th Strnet, Omalrn, ~ 40. N.L. a~~~ ALWAYS OPE N Sa Frank.A.Manley. G. M. U.P. COal. co. Mr Brooks arrived 15th Omaha• Heb I exp ect to lea ve Portland tomorrow _night. and re a ch Will stay in Li v ingston until Livingston montarta t hursd ay ni ght. sundDy.unless 1 hear from you t o t h e c ontr a ry a nd Re a ch Cheyenne :Monday 24 th Jas. Ee eclJ1run . 8a. '- ( '; �'\V ASHI~GTON UNION C OAL COMPANY OF'FICJ.:! OF ~UPERINTBNDEN'l' .... . �. .., �TnE w ASllINGTON UNION COAL Co. Tn:F.J PORTER FU EL Co . THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY s UPERIO R O o AL Oo. oMAHA. NEB. June l 9 "Gh 9 J.911.o D. O. OLARl~. V.tolt -Pnt:e, 4S'D GCN'L, :',[an . D"RANJC A. ?tlANLEY, AA S T. Gt::•n:u,\L MAN'AOJ.! H. Mr o J am-e Nee ham 1 T .e thcught hae occ ?.red to me th~t rer hap0 it rr:ir:·ht be a n u c, of s •@e C:1ort t::. ,<m h in,:u to .t' r ,r - se n ,., I5r o CJ. ark ; ith a .L· rm.,~1' ·nt o , · s revixement June 30·th, 9 1, an d I a rn <:.>ri ..., i &.g to i...Gk if you vmuld. care t j o i n i" Emch a contri = of t h e Gen r,al O ' fie f.o r s a simi- P- po, i icn o It snot the i nt ntion t o s ecure a very expens ive r GmeI":tUr · n ee e t h a t th cost to eacb of f le er ill not amount to v ery nuch . I f ~rou a r e ~greeab l e to t he above pl8 a se adv : e:e and CC: t ccording. Yo \, i l l y u ki nd ly- l et me h ave an e,~pre00ion f rom you _; '?-,~:s ,.) r soon a poi:, ibl e , obli g i nth �- -- -~- --- - - - --- ~---,! Fon11 102 S UBJll:0'1'1 Q-{-11- 11- 2!1 THE UNION PAOIFIO 00.A.L OOMPANY THID PORTER FUEL OOMPANY SUPERIOR 00.A.L OOMPANY .tr. P . BRIB0Ol!J AOOOUNT.ING DillPARTMl!lNT Au1>r.ron No . ~- - - --- - - - - - - --- - --------- Oa1lJYEN?s"'E , WYo .. ::.IT. Zar l Jnne 21 , 19110 w. Bo ck , Omaha , Nebo Dear :iii r . Bock :- I have your not e of t1e 19 th ins t nt rel ative t o p re s e11ting a mement o t o Itlr o Cla rk up on his ret i re~ent June 3 0th 0 I am he a rtil y in f va r of i t a nct s!J.al l b e gl a d to jo i n Upon 1~eceipt of a dv ic e as to my pr op or t i on I wi l l send you remittance to cave r n Yours t:rul y , _I ��TR-r;: un101r J' ACI"7IC co:,J, co::?1HiY CHEY}~: :m;;, ,Tnn e 21, 1911. Dear Si r :I hav e ~ro1rr y> eT s oJ,al of t.1rn 19th ahd bel iev e the sne;eer-; t ion. ~fl outlined by y ou a good one. You cRn co1m t ..e in . Your r-- tr1 1-;s:r , �-" A -5-9- I 0--2111 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY 01,'FI C E OP PURCHASING AGENT \ V . JC. LEK, P o noUAAUfO .A.flZ::HT C HEYENNE . WYO .. June 21, 1911 I:Er. Earl B o ck Ch ief Clerk , U. P .C oa.l Co. Omaha , Neb . De ar 3ir:-Yours 1 9th in.st . I s h a ll be ve r y g l ad i ncle ed t o j oin in co ntri 1mt ion f or purc has e o f □ernent o t o b e presented t o 1.:r o Cl a r k on 11i s r e t ira r.ient . I be lieve a., y ou d o, t h a t i t ·, iou l d b e a -very nic e t h i ng to d o 9 and I am gl ad that you i:.rrot e r.11c about it. Yours truly , 41(/~ �SUPERIOR COAL COMP.ANYo Superior, ·wyo., June 21> 1911. • Mr. K'. W. Bock, Omaha> Nebro Dear Sir: I am in receipt of your letter of the 19th inst., relative to the proposal of presenting Mr. Clark with a memento upon his retinuent June 30th, 193.l, and wish to say that I shall be very pleas ed to join you in giving this r emernberance. • I have no suggestion whatever to make as to uhat it should be, and will be entirely satisfied with the selection which you people there make 9 and will be perfectly willing to pay my share of the expense, whatever it may be~ Yours truly, \'lDB*MO SUPERINTEUDENT. �... ESTABLISJIED 1.83'? TELEPJIONE CENTRAL 08 ALL nusJNJISB CORRBSPONDBNCB SDOULD DB ADDRIUISDD TO C. D. PB ACOCK ALL CLAIMS FOil CORRCCTION 1\-IUST DB lt-fA.DE WITDIN TBN DA YB Oo D. PEACOCK INCORPORATED STATE & ADAMS STS. OHIOAGO IMPORTER AND MANUF./1.OTURER JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, WATCHES PLATED WARE, OLOOKS, LEATHER GOODS, STATIONERY DIAMONDS, PEARLS AND OTHER PRECIOUS STONES J une ?0 11 ,J ash. K. ~ -Bo cl:e SoLD TO 6~ B ee .clldf! Omaha, N ebr. MBRCIIA.SDISG TO DE CRUDITllD ON CURR.ENT DILi.- M UST D E R£T URNED DEFOR E TD C I . A S T O P TJJF. M ONTII . /, = ==:::::::;:;:::===;== == = = =====r====;==,;====,====;;======;c==~;:z::=: 17/22 1 Pri. ze \.!up 1851 0.0 ' I· 1. ( I ~ I I I > > I ' �~ Third Nwtoon Ble~ Roft;i?r~ ~o -ihe m%er. oz ilzlsci'ip"l;ion of nr1 il3~ ou 'i,xw Lov'i:ll.3 G'il_!} um.eh X :f:?Ul"'Ohnssd fron yon Jmi.0 3C>thp- to 'bo l'.)l'0SCtl'\:'.iElU. tau. �·,...,..,, ( ' k-,SY' , 1 ESTADLISUED 183T TELEPHONE CENTRAL 08 ' , ALL DtJBINDSR C0RRE 8PONDR NCB SDOVLD DB ADDRESBBD TO C. D. PEACOCJi. AJ, L CLAIMS FOil CORIZBCTION M U ST UB 1'-IA.DE ,VITDJN TEN DAYS Co Do PEACOCK INCORPORATED STATE & ADAMS STS. OHIOAGO IMPORT E R A.ND M.ANUI!'ACTURlllR JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, WATOHES PLATED WARE, OLOOI{S, LEATHER GOODS, STATIONERY DIAMONDS, PEARLS AND OTHER PREOIOUS STONES Ju l .Y......?..5. ...1.91 l ~ I SoLn TO Ko Wo Block 648 B ee Bldgo Omah a, N ebo ~n:ncnA::,,,,"DJSC TO DE CRI:DlTI:D ON CUDRE NT DIL L MUST D E RETU RNE D DEFORE TnE LA S T O F TUE M ON TIJ L Jul y 11 Express to Towanda 8,o ; ! I i r ' l--- I I > .J �. ... . . . 7a.shill[;ton Union Coal Company. Omam, Nebraska. September Fifth lifinetoon ?1leven. A-25 ~r. E. s. Brooka 0 T o n o 9 v:a sh . Dear Ed: I duly rece i ved your l etter of Augu:,t 29 t h ; ::1l so yom· phot oe;raphp for y;hioh ploaso aoc0pt our t hanks . The photor;raph .7h i ch you sent vill be f ol'imrded. t o llr. Clark as he des i red 0 110 1 or them. I i' oonsiatent 0 wi sh you would arro.ne;e to s end us one also. I om glad. to !mow that you a.re gettine a.long ooll at Tono , and hope you'7ill continua. Kindly oonvey m:, regards to llrs. Brooks , ood ui t h bast ,·,i shea, I am, Yours truly, �"\V ASUI:SGTON UNION COAL COMPANY OPFICI-: OF SUPEltlNTENDENT ; !i •-Ji. �C. D. PEACOCK I HCORPORA.TCO ESTABLISHED IN 1B37 · IMPORTERS· DIAMOND MERCHANTS · · GOLD A N D S I L V E R S M 1TH S · PLATED WARE ·WATCHES • CLOCKS · LEATHER GOODS ·STATJONERY STATE AT ADAMS ST. CHI CA GO Ju'ly 5 , 1 911 Mr . Karl U. Bock , Union Pac i fi c Coa l Co., Omaho~ ITeb. Dear Si r : r,e are pleased to acknouled 6 e the receipt of y oui~ k i nd fav-or ~,ecei ved this mor~in g in i7hich you ask us to add the nsne of 11 17. I . Giff orc1 11 to the names on t he Lov i ng CU.i'.) you pm:chasea last ueek , ana. v;bich 11ork we h av e accomplished; thus 1:0.0.ki ng eleven names on the l i st i nstead of' t en . Trust i nc y ou n ill f ind thi s entirely sat i s f acto ry; and thanki nr; you f or past fav ors, we beg to remain Yom·s very truly, c. D. Pe a cock Perf/lt~ Die. FS "----=====~ �F o 1rn tos TlIE ',V ASHI N G 'I' ON UNIO N COAL Co. THF.l P O R T E R FU E L Co. S O P E R I OR Oo AL THE UNION PACIFIC COAL OOMPAN:Y Co. OMAHA. lJ;:;-2 Qil:,: u :.. y i•': f '·i'l Ninctu:n F..l. Ven o RK . V:1t. 1>-P r RO I iv.a.~ NEB. ... F RANIC A. l\[ANLlC Y , ,t;;:;;:;;;:/ , Gt:Ntr:R .U. !\fANA Ul,: lt. ,_; �o o .P' o i ,,,. <:0 10 0 I _,, <b O 0 l'" 0 , 0 0 , I �( i . I fl'ORM 73 W ASHI:SGTON UNION (::OAL COMPANY · OPPICE OF FIUPERINTENDENT �A-ll-18-09-2M THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY OFFICE OF PURCHASING AGENT ,Y'. JC. I~ItR, P O ll O D.t,. At N O .LO ENT CHE YEN NE, WYO .. July 7, 1911 .I I1r Karl \V. Boek Ohief Clerk , u p Coa l C O• Omaha , Neb. Dear 3ir:An swering yours of 5th ins t., I t s.l:e plea.sure in enclos ing herewith Omaha D~aft in y our f 2. •ror f or $10.00, be i n g r:iy portion of the expens e ac M unt pur~h a se of Souvenir for :Mr. Clark. I s hall be very glad to see the cut of the 0up some tirae v1hen it i s n onvenient. Again tho.nkine you for callin5 my attention to this ma tter,and ex1)ressing my great pleasure in being able to do something to show my great esteem for Mr. Olarl~. Attuch:: �G~ ~ ~ ~ / 1 6 ~~ -7 / 7 / / /. ~/ G---.-~ , ~ ~ ~,' ~ fl:~~~ J ~ k ; ~ - - d ~ ~ ~ d , ~~ ~ ~ ~G ~ ~~~ ,__. ~ L ~ , c~~ L ~ ~,, J ~ ~.f--~, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~"7' ~ ~ , e : : f ~ / ~ , ~ ~~ -£<-o C(_ ~ ? _.c_.-~r____,.. ~ ~~ ~ ~..,---0, ~ . ~ ::J- 9'z!!: ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ¼ ~ 6 ~ ~-- ~ ~ ~ , , . ~ CL'""-~ 7 ~ ~ 'ff di ~ , ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ;f- <Ul...e... > r -~a, O ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~cf~;r&, ' �THE PORTER -FUEL COMPANY COAL AND COKE W, I, GIFFORD SUPERlNTF.NDENT DURANGO, COLO., JUlY 6 > 1911. Mr. Karl w. Bock, Omaha, Neb. o My Dear Bock:- Yours of the 3rd ) ti1 1·0:ro1"0nce to getting 1,tr. Clark something in the way of a remembr•ru1ce at hand. I am heartily in favor of doing this~ and Will be perfectly satisfied ~1th whatever· you may selecto. Let me know· what my share of the exp ense wi 11 be, anc. 1-:ill send YOU the ammmt to cover at once. Yours tr·u1y, � 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/. Title A name given to the resource File No. 269 -- Proposed Corporate History of The Union Pacific Coal Company (With Misc. Docs) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1911-1948 Description An account of the resource 8.5" x 14" manila folder holding varying papers and photographs. Some pages are faded may be hard to read. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Union Pacific Coal Co. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0066 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource G. B. Pryde I. N Bayless H. C. Livingston I. M. Charles F. A. Manly John W. Lacey https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/42b786946f761bb9756cc63374ba165d.pdf 5f7d36b5b284271a81863e9b40b07857 PDF Text Text STA N D AR D f'O AM 217 PAY-JR:(())J.LL V((J)U<CIEIIJER -VV-.A.G-ES OCT 1 5 1929 PoRTLAND,ORE.. !~! :·· ,1:f;ht~ m f .:" •. ,,,rm ~ -w • SAB HOAGE ----.~ ~-==---,-t - ])R . l~!l.@[1] ~-t~~ - -.-:--~--+-- DoLLARs,$$37 023 * * * * FULL FOR SE.RVICl~ .. .... , pm!/)!'\ ~n::. 1 ;"[ I . .;t TO 1. 5 1h AUDITOR. PAYAB ~ E A T T-.=ie: OPTION OF HOLDER THROUGH ANY BAN K .. t i ·r?· JI? 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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/. Title A name given to the resource Pay-Roll Vouchers Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1929 Description An account of the resource Stack of 3.5" x 7.25" slips of paper. Some pages are faded may be hard to read. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Union Pacific Coal Co. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0068 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Subject The topic of the resource Vouchers, Pay-roll, 1929 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/32696268721d55b5aa954961c5a3a217.pdf e6cacd633aab333dc5d1556853948d9b PDF Text Text ~ . ..:::::--,.;:. I I ' l I • i\ fl [i_ I .I :~ , (, ,,'- -: .... :=--=-=- . - -.=-___:-:,-...:. .. �De c ember 24 , ! 8?5 . (Cop y . ) , Beckwith, Q.uinn , & co. - - - - - - - and - - - -- - - - Union Paci f ic Rail Roa d Co . n ont r ac t - - - - - - for- - - - - - -- Ghinese I ,abo1· &c . Sale of supplies Rent of Warehous e Rock s. �Form 3 10 5. THE UNION PACIF{c RAILWAY COMPANY, (r,opy.if fooAL DEPARTMENT, ,.,. . ..~ 'I j A gr eem§nt of the Rocky Mountain Coal & Iron co., with The Chinamen. 1 Chinamen agree to mine the coal, load it in Pit cars, and deliver it at the mouth of the room free from slack and roclt, and assorted, either lump, small or mixed as directed, at seventy Four (74 ) cent& coin per ton of Twenty Two hundred and Forty (2240~ pounds, from all places, either rooms, levels or air courses. An additional price of $3, coin per running yard to be paid for levels and air courses run double shift;- width of rooms to be Eighteen -(IS} feet;- levels Twelve ( I2) feet, and air course s Ten (IO) feet .. I.f these widths are exceeded endangering the mine, they are to b~ charged back with the yardage $q, per running yard. They a15ree to load all Box cars ror which they are to · receive at the rate of Fifty (50} cents per car;- coal to be shoveled from center of car and loaded in ends. The track is to be laid by the Chinamen in the places ~ 1ere th~y are working , (except le v els,) th e material being furnished at the mouth of the mine. The r,ompan y track laye r to put in all switches and turnouts. Day labo r ers workin g i n min e (fu r nishin g their own oil) are to receive $35, coin per month . bay laborers workin~ on top pushin g cars ~c., $ 33, coin pe r month. Outside laborerst such as Sect i on men Ac., S3I, coin per month. Carpenters $33, coin per mont h, (26 days called a month.) In cases or fire or cave in of the mine, or any other accident tending to stop work, either inside or outside the mine, - al 1 the men required by th <J company , are -to -be susp~ended from contract work and put on the labor required at day laborers wages. All -cars of coal sent out of t h e mine in which there is• slac1{ or rock, ,vill be doc ked half of their weight, and if men disobey their Foreman, or persist i:n sendi:ng out sl1;1,ck or roclc, after ·be·ing u.ock~d, they will be discharged. All men are to .c ommence and stop work by the whistle •. Company are to furnish tools , do the blacksmithing and repairing, furnish mules, harness and pit cars, and supply -0f water for the men. • company are to deliver coal at the houses. of all the laborers, for which the Chinamen are to -pay 50· Gents per man per month. company are to rurni sh houses ror _the Chinamen to 1 i.ve in at $5, per month for each house. Hen W-i 11 pay for Oil, Powder and Blast ~ng paper, and will be charged for ca~ .s or tools broken, lost or di~abl~d by their carelessness; broken and disabled property at what i t cost to repair it» and too1s at ~ollowing prices: Drills, SI.75 2.50 Needles, I.50 Picks & handles, Scrapers, Riddles, Quart Oil cans, Powde r nans, Pick Handles, noupli nrrs, Shove l s , .50 2.00 • 3() • 75 .40 2.0() 2.25. -----1 l 1 �f.orm 310 5 . THE UNI.OIi! PACIF}ct RAILWAY COMPANY, , •_ , 'COAL 01::PARTMENT. ,.,,. Agre ement mad.e and e n ter e d int,o, this· 24th , day of December A. D+ I 87 5, between Bec kwi th ,. Qui nn & Q.Q •, of Evans-ton l Wyoming Te r ritor y of the first part, and the Un _ion Pacific Railroa.2 CO • ; of ·t he Secon d p a r t ,Witnesseth;, . The P.al'ties o f th e f ir st pa.rt , he .ceby a gree to f urn1sh to the party of t h e Secon q p a rt, all the Chinese labore r s requ.is i te f.or t h e comp ~ete working of their several Coal mines ~ n t he li n e of t he Un ion Pacific Railroad, at th~ same pric·es an d on th e same t erms an d conditions as . stated in a ceriain c ontract f o r s i mil a r s erv i ce made by Sisson Wallac e & ao., fo r and in behalf of Ch i nes e laborers, w1th the Rocky Mountain coal &' Mininr, Co., a ~opy or . which is h ereto attached. and m a de part or th~s agr e ement. The said p~rties o.f -the f'J.rs ·t part furth er agree to .furnish to ·the s a itl par·~y of t he s econd pac t, upon a reason- able notice f r om t h e i r Gen'l . Sup e r i n t endent, a sufficient number of Ch i nese l ab o1~ers for t h e- r ep au·s of the track of the Uni~ n pacific Ra~ l i·o a d , or such pprtion th e r eof, in addit ion to ~·that which i s now being worked by Chinamen , as the , p art y o f the Second par t ma:- require.. It i s hereby mubually understood and agre ed,F irst :That all of the Chinese labo:i·ers s o f u r ni sh e d by the p a rti es. of t he f i ::r st part for the p ..i.rposes named , shall be d e liv e re d b y them t o t he Union Pacific Rai l road ao. , at Ogden, fre e of all Expen s e t o it , and that free t L· an$por t a ti on shall be a ff ord e d b y the Un i on Pa cific Ra'i l Road co . f or all such Chinese labore x.- s to and from a l l poin t s on i ts line, wherever t heir services may be requi r e d : Secon d:That t he ~urplus Chinese requir e d and . Employed in t he_m.ines. _ clu:cin g _ the_ Winter _ season shall be transre.rred in th e Sprin g to' t h e repairs of tr ack· or the said u. P. R. RQad , a n d contin ue d t here at t h e pri ces now alloWed upon the company rol•ls fo r such labor, d uring the Summer, and until their . s e rvic e s ar e again. r equ ir e d in the Coa l mi nes. ~ Thi r d:That all mini n g t ools required by the Chinese in . their l ab or s unde r · t hi s contra c t an d wh i ch are furnished by the s ai_ d Be ckwith, Qu in n & Co. , s hall be char ged at cost • p ~ ic e only, 1wi t h fre i ght added, th e said party of the Second p art hereby r e.servin g t h e ri ght a t any time to provide same a t t h eir own cost ~nd Expense. ft'ou r th :The said Beck\!fi t h, Q,uin n & Co. shall become responsible to the said u. P. R. Ro co ., for all water furnished by i ·~, to white miners and all o the r par ties, excepting 0hinamen, and shall acrnount for ·:s~me a t t h e p r esent ·prices: also for all coal delivered to Chinese o r white miners; and further agree tha t no Extra char ge will be made by them for delivering water or Coal, as above. The said part y of the Second part hereby agrees, in cons.fderation of' the pre1ni ses -a.f'oresaid,- t -6 pay to the said • parties or the rirst par t the amount or . the rolls for Chi~ese J.ahor so rurnished by them, at and arter ·the rates named in the Rocky uountaion coal & Iron Go. aont.r act, hereto attached, , regularJ.y on the I5th, day of each tnonth next succeedinrr th a t ~ in which said labor has been per.formed: such payment sha ll be made in the same manne.1· as t he p r esent track rolls for Ch inese labor. The _part y of the Second oar t he.1·eby agrees '··~o sell -to the said Beckwi ·ih, Q.u~nn & co., ~11 the present Stock of supplies, tools, Store furnitu r e and fixt u re s contained in t heir s t ore at· Rock Sprinrrs, w. T. on the fo llowing terms and r:ondi tions, viz: fl' or a11 •1Staple art.:i,.cl..Qfl, s uch as gx·oceries and other goods_bought on 30 days t i me, t.he i nvoice cost thereof a as• cer~ained from an invento:cy made a bo u ·i; I Nov. I87U; ,vith s freiJ?ht added: ox· al]_.__qtJ ctr merchand i se &: supplies no.,:t -i �- f.01·,u 3105 . THE UNION PA_01FI~ RAILWAY COMPANY, , I ,,.COAL DEPARTMENT, ) 'w.i.thin the .c lassifi c a ·t. ion of Staples, a deduction of IO% from the inventory p r i c~s refe ~·red \l o, ·shall be made. ~or all Store f urniture and f i xt u re s , the prices shall be fixed by i~~ H~· Goble and A. C~ Beckwith, whose appraisal shall be final. ['he value of said ·s tock of suppl i es,. tools &c., shall be ascertained by said Goble & Beckwith in an inventory to be taken by th em on o r before t _h e Ist, of January I876 and payments made for the s ame shall be made by the parties of the first part to t 4 e par ty of the Secon~ part, as follows:The aggregate valu e of the Stock as ascertained, ~}:l;::_a_l_l...,...,.,,,,..,....--=- -== be divided in·to fifteen (i5) Eg~ p~ ents, one of which shall be d e ducted corrunencincr wi ·th ·January 1876 , from the payrolls ror r,hinese labo r or each and every succeeding month, in consecu ti ve orde r, unt i l the full amount of same shall have been deduct ed an d pa id to the said Union P~cific Rail Road company . The s ai d party of the Se con d part here by fu r ther agrees to rent to the said Beclcwi t h , _Q_gj.__nn__&_r,o _. , th eir stor e h ouse a n d a ppur tena nces at Rocle Spr i ng s, f or the mon t h ly . rental of ~ h_undr e d D.Q].J_a !:.§ , and this amoun t shall a l so be deducted fr om t h e Chi nese pay- r oll s ,. each month in the s ettlement of the joint accounts. It is h e r eby mu tu a ll y under st oo d an d a gr e ed t hat this Contract shall take effect on t h e lst , ,.of .Tanuary 1876 , and continue in force so long as it may oper a te to the mutual advantage of the par ties hereto, but may be terminated by ei t her upon ~i ving a written notice or 9 0 day..s,. In the p resence of: Beckwith, Quinn & co. A. D. r:lark e, The Union Pacific Railroad ( c o. b y, s~ H. H. Clark G.Supt. Oo H. Ear le , Chas. Stone. ( Executed in duplicate.) �,OFIM 2102 UNION- ~1.CIF/6 SYSTEM. MOUNTAIN DIVISION. OFFICE OF THE (!ENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. "· Ogden, July 10, 1891. G. w. Megeath, Esq. Supt., Coal n ept., Denvero I r Dear Sir:Herewith I return you articles of Agreement between the Coal Company and Ah Say. There is nothin g i,·1 this agreement that will interfere with our arrang ement with Remi n gton Johnson &: Co. but in case Ah Sa v should want to i ncrease his forces we could not permit him to take the men r ~•om our section gangs in case we n eeded them. _,: �0 Omaha , Ne b . Ju l y 12t h, 1891. t Ur. S. IT. H. Clark, I I I J'irst Vice Pres id.ent, Om ah a , N eb. Dea !· Sir: I Herewith I h a n d you coriie s o f' agr e ement made Yrit h Ah Say at Rock Sprines, for s t or e p!'iv i l cees i n Chinat own, which a.r·' e selfexp.h natory . Lette!' is atta c he d fron: 1.rr. Banc r oft, which sJ10vrs :.ha t this will not int erfere with l1is arrant.,"Cn:ent s with Remi ng ton, Johnson an d Company a t So. lt Lafr e . Should this meet ~,ou r a pprova l ,.., ill y ou kindly ret urn pa- pers to me to be executed. I am of' the opinion th3.t this i s a ~ ood deal, and tmt it will resu lt i11 a revenu e to tl-i? Company of frorr. three to f'ive thousand dollars per :·ear, where ,re have been ce t t in g not hin~. Yours resp cct :f'u lly, .,. r",, '.-; '( I , / /' I / - --.. . ,:'" /_,; I - f'( ( .,. I Supt <' Coal Dept . �rtici ~--c-:_· 1 -{}' ''\ 1 COMPA!<n 0') .I G[rJ[ /\l MA ,'J/1GER ~.. • I 18 ::.i· ' 1 .. __-;-~- ..--:;.;,..-:.;_;.,.~-- ;;-~:.J Soda sr~inrrs, Jul y 31st, 1891. G. V{. He g e 2. t h, Esq., Sup't. Co a l Depnrtment , Omaha , Neb. I Dear Sir:- I ::::::, Repl yin,; t o y ours o f Ju l y 12th, here\'li th retu rned, advise con t :r:'! ct :re f erre d to meets wi t ll my ap p J~oval, t hcrei' ore you r:r e a t li be:rty t o c x e ·ut e sam e in acco .,..da ncc \'lith you r suggestions. You :r-s t rul y , ~ -- ,:_?,>-r.:.-- ~ ( Bnclo' s.) I �\It I°" l'acH\~ Fnrm 2tno. D-1 ·13 ·91-60•i~' / AHer transmitting telegmms which 1n their judgment would huv o sorved the Com1>any 's lntsrest If sent by t rain 111ail, or fLflPPar u1111 cccssa1o1 • Clllg, operators are rcquire,:0 1w attach a cci)y of them to F,i-:tm 2993, nnd f orward ~ame to Superintendrnt of Telegraph. •)=========i===~======sc'=====;======:===~=====================- =-o..=========~=• All Railway messages must be writtrn in ink ~: SENT TO TIME SENT SENDER NUMBER RECEI VER these blanks, and those for parties on trains (e:1 M. cept Trainmen) enclnsed in seal~d envelopea. '.l!! t-N_U _ M_B_E_R_ t_R_E_C_D _ F_R _O _ M+T - 1M _ E_R_ E _C _ E_IV- E - -' DI -S- E_N _ D_E_R-1-- - -- - 1exact sending and receiving t ·me, initials of seni I H EC E VE R ing and receiving operator, anti signal of rec ei~ ing office, mµst be entered iri :,roper spacm· M . ., Time Fi/ed ................................. M. every inetanpe. 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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/. Title A name given to the resource Rock Springs Store Operations Agreement & General Correspondence Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1875 Description An account of the resource 4" x 9.25" white envelope holding papers of varying sizes. Some pages are faded may be hard to read. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Union Pacific Coal Co. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0069 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/b0cb81fe3b4d247f1e1b61bf255105bc.pdf ef479e34eb3c0213556bd64521d5e409 PDF Text Text j �~mIIW.A\IL~ Ammcewficc®rru IlmmffDll°® ~mii@lll lTh@@lk SPACIE ADJUSTING, FLE}<IBLE DOUBLIE°FACED WATERPROOF BACK, lEXTfENSiON ~NDEXo FLAT OPIEi\HNGo MANUFAC'li'URIED BY ROCKWJEJLlL BARNES CCOMJPANY 0 CHICAGO. lfLLINOIS. U. S. A. IR.EADY IRIEIFIBIRIENCE IlNDIEX IOTE-DO NOT CONFOUND OUR BOOKS WITH IMITATIONS CHUP OR OTHERWISE, �SUBJECT INDEX{ Inde xing Oor r espondonco, lrros pootlve o f party nddros sc d. I s ot speclnl vnluo when q u otntlon s nre sent, pdces nslcod for, li1s truottons Jas uod nod other ndvlces g iven or nsked tor. 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J-~~tl ' L 1 �'ii - £1 13 C OP Y Cheyenne , May 28t h, 1912. Mr o Do Go Thomas , W.ne Inspector, Rock Springs. in ?8fer ence to the r eport of t t e Boar d of Mine Inspectors , i am inotruoted to r eport t o Mr . Manley , August 15th, 1912 and Jonuaey 15th, 1913, what progress has been made in elimina ting tho following cr i ticisms : Pnge 2 • Cricicism- Call s attention to l oose lagging in No. 9 Hine, exposi ng miners to f all of rock. Recommenda ti on- Arrange to have loose r ock t aken down and. additi onal cros s-bars put up so as to make all places safe • . Page 2• c.- Cr itic i ses condi t ion of cr os s - bars and timbers in No. 10 Mine slope, where explosi on happened a few years ago Cr os sbars t hi ckly covered with dust that is very dry and i nfl amnable. R.- Arrange to · remove dus t from cross-bars, would suggest s pr i nkl ing s l ope roof as well as floor and sides t t r ock wil£1 stand water and also to inatala tion of sprays t ong t he slope _~ d mamray • . Page -4• c.- Recqmmends use of por t able fir e extingui shers and protecti on of infl ammable refuse f rom s t ables with fireproof cloth. R.- Twenty port~bl e f ire extinguishers have been ordered f or ins tallation in all mines and additional wi ll be pur cl1ased as requi red. Arrange to cover cars ot s t abl e r ef use as recommended. Page 5 , c.- Recommends pr otecting live wires . R.- Have swi tches i nstalled s o that the same s yat em ot switching off current as used in No. 9 Ki ne can b e used in other mines. ·page 5- 6 c- Recommends modif ica tion in s yst em of mining so that ' wat er cartridge can be used. R. - Experi ment s simila r to those now being made wi t h regard t o shearing should be continued and wat e r car t r idges should be brought in trom Reliance and tri ed out.- �4 I " Page Ga,; · l. c.~ Recommends prohibition of u·se of .fine coal tor tamping. Recommends use of clay only. See that this is done at once and that plenty of clay i s kept at -convemient places throughout the mine. Put this up to the foremen and see that this rule is enforced. ~ag~ 6•7•8 c.- Calls attention to the danger to which a large number of ■en may be expos.ad by one or two careless workmen. Emphas izes necessity for· the closest kind of • ~ supervision of blas ting. 1 .~· R.- Do not think it nec essary to put on shot inspectors, but would have the i mportance of the care in the l ocation of dr i ll hol es and minimum amount of powder used be i mpressed on the blasters and drillers. W.ne f oreman and assi s tants should be told to instruct miners, especially i n narrow work to use every precaution and careless men should be discharge4. ? Page 9o•C. Calls a ttention t o dangerous practice noticed in rel oading blo\m-out shot , and again calls attention to lax supervisi ~n of blasting. R.- Arrange so that a recur r ence of the instance mentioned is i mpossible • .Pase 11. c- Recommends concr ete instead of rock stoppings. B- Have concrete stoppings built and get a comparison o~ the cost of rock stoppinga when rock is laid with cement mor.tar . Concrete stoppings should be re-·· infor ced with old rope. Page 11- c.- Recommends block signals. (Are block signals used in mines t o any gr eat extent?) R. - Arrange signal lights as recommended in one of the mines and if same works out, have it installed in the other mines . Page 12- Co• Criticizes use of open lights near mining machines where coal dust is in suspension. Recommends prompt ~ttention be given to substitute electric lights in • wire protected globes. Recommends covering inflammable refuse from stables with fireproof cloth whilst being hauled under-ground. Recommends prohibition from going into stable wi_th open ;Lights under penalty of discharge and legal prosecution for criminal negligence. Ro ... Have electric. lamps fixed up so that macl!ine men can connect them to the power line and see 1:t' they can be used in connection with mining machines. See that the rules regarding going into stables with open lamps a.re enforced. r-r, -.. �~~ . (~ ··~t .• : • ';"f>_: ~ ... - , • • ' vi O ~. -~ 6 ~ ., : v~·•·, l)A\ ~ ,c, GP··o· -~ •" ' ~ ~ ,/1 ,o.i r I ..,,.:i:,;<·,; ... ..,..., . '-®" ·-r \ ~ ' •-,. •3- :-,,. ~q" . d ';,,; . t.~,F-~' 1 ~- .., ,. t.> ~.- Co• Cri t1o1zea t h e use 0 f • attention t o miners h~:if1 tamping bars. Calls i n their ca ps ; breackes ofnji po;d;r wi t h naked lights • noted. Criticis es use of sl s; mip ine in this respect t he miner s . This a~ xed with clay, by R.• Install the new tvo~~=:=\~pi~digate loose supervision. · possible , better take t he met!1 ;ar;sas r apfidly as Company men away r om the Have r as soon as new wooden bar s are received. oreman watch the handling of powder and see tha t ru1~s are enf or ced. ' Poge 13• c•• Recommends copi ous use of water to avoid danger ot • igniti on of dust in s uspension. R. • Continue t he use of water fo r sprinkling and have ail hauling roads and ai rcourses lept damp. Would order a number of sprays and have them installed on all intake a i rways . / Voge 13. c.- Recommends that mine superintendents cultivate en• / thusiasm of men in regard to helmet and first aid practi ce. Compl iments t he firs t-aid crew at Rock Springs highly , but calls attention to want of enthi s i aam and drill at other points. B.- Continue to encour age the entt usiaam of men in regard to the helmet and first-aid practice. Have helmet team from each mine train once a month and pay men tor this work. Additional first-aid boxes are now on order. / Page 14.-C. - Recommends increase in number of helmets; adoption of first aid badge or button. · R.- Additi onal halmets tli ll be pur~sed as improvements i n same are made. 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Sprin:;s dUl"1ns month of June 1912 5 .....,.oun ing ~~ • Your:1 t .. ul;;, • �. . . . . -49 ... 166 L--Copy of red bill ~ecount eleetri e light - l l .. 1'wo Do Ve Bell; Supets Green Rivel" Yla.tei• Uor1ro Coo si Rock Spl"ingep '<!lyorol11go ~7ator Wo~'ks O@o i, Bccou.nt el~r.:t~i e light 8ffl"Yice .. u Juno 1912 p ai1muttti11g .to ·$3o4So Yours t!i"ul.3'8 W.ne Superi t n into 'EinC o • �f♦ ir ,t •• • f J· .•l �- - - --- 1i " 6 Wuter ':"To~ke -,.f•f-::li fli·,e-r \'la. t0:" VJork9.......,......._ Total ..:. · ! /-.,.,. .,,1_ ..-1...,Q., -· 't·- ---- • �:; r- (.". ,_' . ., , 1 ... .__, r-,,;,, ' ::--, , \ y . • ., _ C �--- 170 :Oep't Blll i'or June l9l2o .I-- • 151- ~ C • H, Durham, Outside Foreman, Reliance r Uyomir1go Dear S:t,-:-I u..'11 hand ins ycu l.1:1•f;r1:!. ~J: Dt i::, • t Bill .'o~ 7 •~. lli.ne vs Reliance Mine, fo!" lt,.'tlo,~ ar!d oat'l':'"u1 amount, ~1457 o59o You~s t~uly, Enco • �V p. r, R l::ance , •yq o I ' �1'72 Dep•t Bill fo,- June 1912 0 L-- , s·~o,.ekeope-r, .Rock Sprin~ • V!y,... imcloaed plea::,e find. Dep Ot Blll !To. 74 V:l Rcc!c 3p1•ings Sto~a, fo1" material furnia::." .. •· 1912. amountlng to ¢135.32. Yours t.rulys -:. a.. t' !!ine Supe~1nt �• • ... . ~ 4 ,. \It &,l ' r "• \' , -. "' , . ,. , . , ... " l • .,.(,.,• .. ,,- , C .11 ciftc Ws~~~r Ceo~ uniou..'1.t, Ycu,.:J t1·uly v '1~ r t" f.~ ..• 600 �-,(•-,.,-tt JL' ,>I, Dep•t Eill for June 1912 0 L----- Mr o To H. Butler, ?1ine SuporintP.nrJ.qnt, lia..'lna, Wyoruing o Bnolosed pleaao find Dap•t Bill Ro. , •, vs Hanna Mine , for labor a.Yld rno.ti:,r i.al r amounting to ~24lol5o Yous-s truly., , ,. Ulna Sap•rint Rnoo �V .., " I •· \ • . �V . . . d Coo, .:-r :..... t .:nt .: ~ k '" " •• ' �V ! ' t: no ' •• �111a l79 loote!•n Ro.i l ut~ Vlelghi n~ A:$e v:n,::- sait L£.ke Cityp Uta.ho lline-Supar1nt a:rH.ient. �d r .. .. •• -· . • • IE:; . 9 '·"-, ~lii.c Snp1 . . �... .f! I, ~ J ' • 1 . .•. 120 ..' ,..1 ..... • '!"' ,J ' • • • I °; ' �181 4--- l '\_ , l!: !:· { c- ~ ~ .. - f °:", l Ii �. .. 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Yours tr\Aly 11 • o. et: l 12 �...... D: r- •". Bill for J uly l9l2o V · I 'l)e!) ~t Bill 11~o '748, Rock Sprinr;s !"ina ve Ple~'ilnt • •i .... ~ . or. 1na.ter :l al fu:rniah.ed dtiring July 1912, v.mount l ol5 Ycn.rrs truly t> Ct �200 Dep't Bill f or July 19120 Relianee, Vlyomingo .. !ierewitl! I h3J1d you Dep•t Bill no . v~ Reliance Store. f.or material furnier-ed du~tn~ 1912, ~.mounting to 841.5?. Yours truly, [ ✓\- • : teI ',. I .,,, rr l Kin• Super11\t11ndcrrt.. �::."~ nu Dc.~ 1: 0 t Bill Moo '750 11 P.oc?::: Springs lline 'VD .. ,- i fo!' mate-rial f'urnishou durine July 1912~ C ,( l 1Une SuperintendentG �Ylll send repol"t of men rtorldng on idle da.ys 0 ·- l1 t ,. .,., ..... ... ..:-:T. . . . c, . ....., . ,: • ::i.• . , , ;:)\ ; .. I 1. ) "" • iJ." O �• • 1: l ., �V .. l' ~e;ot condi i~ ~mo 2 SI1e.heT' s;i~enc h.m1 i n hose - l<:•: 1 • 1•.tH1!EI l:O'l.~;J~o eyt~.?.s:.nt :.n goorl. con.di t.icno No ,!25 f ~et ~-.." ! ewa c:.nd nos·l'lo in gl'."Otl coneit iono All cytlrantc ~ n go;l\tl oon di tlf'n~ 2 011air.r.e~ U?S!lcheo 1n h~se houseo l eyd-rs.nt ~encJ �f\ 205 . ·., I �t . . (f f {' .! :\ ~ t .,.·'!. t:,.,. ..J 1tine Superintende!'!to ~- �207 ~ 10 . ' , ,., ' ~bout t hl.a matte'i" a.gain ,. Will you pl ~cf. .. Yours truly 9 C .\. () Hine Superint • n en c: �> a a nz V • I t • co r'"'ot ni-~ 91'7 t ns 9 161.8 n -0 1 25S5 l l t ns 3,0 0 - 561 ° to not hm .ng s:.t'ficient cars on l!:inrl. --md ~ l o" th .itl not have Com;.aey or:le,.s fro.c ' aat n \4d l'"IJ • -r to l • - J but "l.nty 0 l:• c .al. You. / Hine SuperL1t enden t • I �;: cu ills 1or- July 1s12. . .. -- , • il • �> C ** as �211 ~ r, !1 e, horcan. • 'il10 Ll'Fll)(,l,:f;c:r, "'uildi.ng tha;t. thio_ono i e cortninly on m,. Tho f aa~ aa Jo 9 tr.t.o concorned,not hnvin3 mada anj• ·• 18th 191.2. A~ the ti.l!le l vrott "r- Brenna."' ur.:l t, ~i!l ldttor of tho ~th, l lootcod for a cop;· ' n ioprea;sion tl111t 1re \Nra loadinz C<m?!ercial coal t comd WJl:y m~r l~ ter ot July 25th, imJJ not copi~ 111:..1 l r~ e.rr to, artd i. C$M!lir1l7 did net rQ"l\oOber hl!.'Jine �r <if Boa.rd of Mine Ins1,:ect,ore o ...o l C-01:.1.,a!'>Y » tl:c _.-3·t;C'l"\:B!.! !ll9.d8 t,r.;'f;e:rd eaJ"ry:l.:lg OU , . r co.:• 1-Dnd~tions ?P.ade. ~~- t::e Beiard of Mine • o falls Gf l'Ock" o . il&J he ,, ~,.:;t!)!lded to, tne loose -rock t,c..ken do:n ~Jld -~}:.. o!'oa •b:.rc tightened an~ put in place • .1. iL· Ne. 1.0 Hine h-V~ been swept clean t.~ of ~i~~1v1oinn eotabl1e~ed of examini and el'!"~ning th !il " .•c~ .1e-ek. !n uddi t ion to tb.iu • a -1,1 on 1 n t·ll!G • ~r ~ o:. .i e 1n ope,.a" A O J. ~a.c h d :- -t-" v •••• ·ater ·jet " d ur 1ng; t:-:.~ ,;o!'king hcurs m.ne , ao cuo·lntiur. (1:.. c.Einct~i•ous dus t i c imi:c~o!l:ileo Page 4•Po1''t•1.'):.e fil·& !,~1nr;tiitt •·•,--t: l~a-v e bflen h .3·f.E,l le d. !n al l the mino1' , in "~er.. am<iU tu c.r..d in ou.uh pllUlea as ~irea a1'e moet apt t o (H.:~utt• ~heee togP.~.i~er -" i t.h our eyetem of wateT barrels and buckets kept �- - The ret'use from stable& t in aceol'd~n~s wi t,b t!: ,of said Bos;rd, • a.Te c overed with ~•1;,e proof brr: ~~ ic 0 c hauled cut of .all th€! mineoo The ~ystem ot switchi ng off tl:e electric C' J~ -~n~ ·~· a?e getting in or out of the man trip h&C I?c- n ,n, ·t h e · !mlnes & tollovi!ng t.he plan in op~t•~ ti cm i!i J Pegoo 5° 6..·Inr:itt;>acl of nd~pting ~,.;~ ':] wate'l' ~a-rtt-id:;8 ..n 1t ~ u.ncler ~ modi.fied syste.mi es . recommsr..dea , ' condit.ion~ .we have been cuceeas:f'ul, i t (!I~Y r the not>ldng facea· in ah.ape n1 th· the powder OT the water ca~tridge. :Pn~ l3•The mte.1 t,:ll!).pi.t.!~ bar is 'f'eplaeed by onP. having a woooe11 e d. ~ whic:t. neeto a:n om• rnqti!rell!enta fully ae ,1el1 n.D tr oldffi' 01 e~ Tl:e t,or1det'J t=~!}e'i" ha:;1 not· hecom,:: con~ral, but io ua~d ':y all c.~mpney meno '1 1-:.e st.or>E".::> lll.z.,re t aken the metal tampers - ~ ari-1. 1 wlll £3f-')l rat>11e "ti.lt tho ori\.s ~··5 Ui the .wooden '.jntta ·to t.r.e c:.r.e,a:s, ~.!' tl:a.t i ~f t f-:'f' l\ Y,1:110 tte1'8 w:l ll he no Othe!' kind ln any of' tl..e minos o AnY m!n~r d!eeovered handling powder with a naked l i ght on hia .. - 213 ?e~dy for i)ull17jd:.~Jte tU:Je I give us a good inm.H"tU:·· ) Page 5-=> q @&< �fi trl t.l! ~lcy it\ i),-o:..:bi {;el ao tampi,1a, r.~nd plenty of' : dee. e." c c;;nvenient pla.<:c-s ::'c.i• th:1t tit,r ... oa,, » r.... .:i 1... 1 '1.\,;, a. .i hu~ if' -~ t,ivtt.ld tampi n3 hc1eo ,11 t.h Wl1 t!n.te~·ial . e cley , they m ll bo i mmedir.tely diocl!u'rgc:1.: 0 A aupeTviei on ia mnintained i n &11 the mlr!en to l_f • C..''h l l!n:lJ by the :rli n e 1•c, O!' l ...bo:·er t:,, . o ;~~n sl:.mm to be r.·:J.lfnl , t he gu ilty P ~1rty . rJ~:.~t ; in c.11 ,t.t ·.:~ c. •· ·0 a n ,. hole we'.: b_ • t l!e :f'i rot s:l:ot11 c • -Gin the e11ection ot concr ete otoppingo in lTo. ,. o·. io· on ,o bein{I made to built thv.t kind of a topt l:.u1· l!'J.nes •••~ : ) h.s.--:o been ~eVi lScd of tl~rorli~;~ a r.;.u light on the 0";'~1" :t.:c::,. he O~ O!" io V'/Orkina. •Ya.t cr is 1:")1ng •.:a-yiouoll~ aD t'd fo~• 01,r i nkl ir:~ pu~posca ir. all ou.r otr.cs -ro·:· -::~-u olln~:in& cf duat t r.at ml.J~t 1t-. :;:1.d..p~~ci€e i n the .d Qiroou~aes ~ra kapt i n a damp condi tion, b: lt·JJ: '. ~ u. f i-ru 'ii l..i cJ. ~,.. .., ... '"'~"! " ~ ..... '"' rrn ~c vi1,i; �!o incr a~aeu by t he eddi tion of ~b.fl~c frc,e tr. . U··-•n•~ Coke Co~pany, whoce men t!"e.L1 ~n ce1.jimct iun .,,, J . m :i:":\Ol'c...mg u~ and t hemsol vern u. v~1'r·:J ~ c\ ,,St;t·.r:~;,·, shoul d t he t;;tt.n:a ar ~ :/:. Ir. l:.n:,,· , r • :tn autl·H . ifln 1 o carry t1g T'\•(;CUJilGll1det.i n 2E· of U!e B0:!.1"d. o f l:,.3~ect U!lcl •.. c.uJ;Cl!l!3t.i Cttll~, in clo sir~G up t ..!e op~n side tl!e1--e ce.n be no danger oi' r:_;en falling into 1 • R'CLI AlJC'B ·1aUES :c..,. T'<?c~mr.,nd:.a. t:, "u~..: B.. ,ru cif I nsp.1e t o,·e ~ l T a . ~ · ~lr!e .~c ebm1dcnod ! n 1 a ;<;Gr dan~e w i t h • ~ of oai&. Bof.i1'd,. e.r:.d t :c.c ._;.tlve,.s 1~ c o11<.!ition9 not~d c~: t i:~is ,·ic:n.ii' o Ylt.• 1-.zre ?'J.::ted ~i...c !act ·U:at tr.1~ co&l ,~:'I.do.. ,-t.,r,i to tr..i:: lcncwal l n.etl:.oct of W01'ki ng sn~ as.icl •.: std 0 t-.!!·t·ad 1.mdrl.,. t'toot 1·avor olJl ~ condi tiona. t r.\~ i, 1 011 1fe believe tl:at IJ ':.en cill met:.od oi' clu! nc.; is tuo!'out;hl., c1ttLbliahed 1~ a:, c �ED .. ,... , _ .. C ..m. e ...ectric sho~ fir i ng sys t on :i.n lT.:.o 1 .line ocdet~ t o s~;i:.ilt,y~s . \7hev t !:ie is co~•l eted, el.":lto ct :J.!e !lli n ... -:rt 1-1 b .... ex. lcded. t.qt1i11r"'cl ·:11th fo~)- EH~ts of h~l:m. ~ , an l C • ., 2. 11zed, '::.:.!ich pract.i c~a c.t evc r-y op1,~rtuni t y 0 ~1 Yo~ra t. uly, �. '• Out9ide Por~r:.~.17, Beliar.cc , Tlyomi!lg. Coel Orsre.t 1>:;•s. Pleese give ~ ~o~:~ ·. for-emtJn, lUld J:nve copy on file in ·:~:o ('f i · ·, YoUJ"s t .-.u13- , �.- . - V l 0 ,. feT•;•ed t-l, .~ ~--c.ny UJ~ 1 t: el"o all billed out the next tantl~:-ig only twelve .hours on, traek, ao ~· i ,. . e,.'' • • I ~ ., ~:::.~ _.ai1'6oad \,ompa..1'\Y h~ room foY- 1 complaint in this ,, ..... W.ne Superintendent 0 �2!.9 • . ' .. • ••f. I ' ;' .. l ...~ ..~ t•: -. ,) }J1"~:!;: J \ .. .. . • I • ., ... • �C . ,_ \ Gopy or !?o~m 89 · t or month of July 1912• ... Roe'\( 1·orinrrn, WyOo AU'!UOt 15th, 19120 . i:l " " P. C: 0 t Qt you copy o!' Fon!i 89 (~OJ:thl:1 ,tat~:nents ), <mt-1: 0 40 ,Tuly l.912. �g I I I I -·'. ,I_ /'.. L ' '.> ., 'I 1/,/ : !, I .• f, ✓ \. ) )1 .' /, .. I -- ~ ' ..,· , .,.. I / / • . I • .. - :.• . ) I (. , . ~... I / !. .: t/ �. 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C _ .._ - ..... 1"r-• . - -< C> 0 :..:. u .,. nr. C . '\ �.J . .,lo,., • 1 "" • • J • Cr:.e1-::y r G li t .. ..... r. ... _-t ,. o �V �E ... Y0tu ,. S • er .t n1 nt ., �bi.n date r �V .. t 0 gnen U4 , ,,.:'.l.ilo �V / Rock Springs, _Wyoo October 3rd~ 19120 De!l.r Sir:- 00 The Boa~d of I n q_ui ~.Y of t he Uni•ln Pa.::1:fie Coal Company at F.ock Sprin6 s , consis t in~ of ~ 9 ~c Jonea ai1d Eatt i:etlillp l!ine -:--or ~1!\'3i'l, a\'ld no Go ThO!!l='.'a !· n ine Su paT~\lten de11t t c1.; ~rpnin.ted f o-,. th8 pu?p_ose of :lnv.esti~r.i.ti n.; ell .serious and fat1u aeci1ento oceur?lng .,n and abo-at t::a.~ mt ~l:.l e_ .ore o~1:ted together t:i:l.o 2nd <laJT of Octo• b er to 1nquir 9 1nt ,o th0 cauoo o f the deat h of one Mick Angelus, ~ tiv.49 o:r Gree~e 11 elect~oGuted ht Uoo ? l!ine at tn.e hour of 10: ~0 Ao :rJ. We f i ne. t ng,t t h.~ deaoa:>cd t'lith Ao J.Roe1e 9 h is po.1• t ne1· , '70'.i°a ~ngagod as l Q~d-~o i~ ccud mine v an d wero ~orkin.g in 2a room, c cross ent~y on D Pla.~eo They had lo.rn.~(~1 t:1..: i , 11 :led e~\1'"6 from the face of room t @ t he entryo In doinb oo~ ~ pieee or coal tell ott the lowe~ or r i b ai de or Ane~lu6' car; the space be t ~eon the l~uer rib•~ the ce.r waa tourte~n 1nohes and here also was at~u.ng t he electri~ wi ~e t or the machtn&u An~elua picked u9 t~e piece ot coal Which had t~len 1~ oTi~r t o 1'3plaee lt on ta g c~.~ from t he l ow or rte> s~deo ~osie told him not to do ao ~ a 3 tn.e -:rires W9re charged_; Angelus replied th.at the �=- -..,- - - ~ - - ~ ~\ \ \ \ R.!P' ~ f Uine InspectorA. Art.oition of RecoT!lJTlenrt.~tion.s Of Bo n~'l. ~~ct SUB,T"E<11'1 THE U NION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY TN REl'L'Y PLEA81•! RltPER TO • h 0•~~1cn oF NO . ...........Mine .. [nspector •......... w. D. Brennan, Gen ' l Supt ' Superior coal Company, Dear Sir:In aooor<lB...n.e with in!-itrnctions f:,:,om your off:'i0e t o repor t progress in car:r~ring out ~ll the recol'!l!!len<tations of the Boarct. of' Hine I nspect ors tJeret :iini.ng to tile \'lel fa:re amt s!lfety of. t he Roe~ Springs an<! Reliance Mi nes. i)03 to report aA f nJ.lows: That my general letter of August 14-th 1 9 12 t ake:-3 up in regular, order the recornraenci.Rt ions ox' aaici. Boarcl t ogethP.:r:> v1i th all ~1e have rt.one to comply with q,ncl c!ir!.'y out all suc11 oal culatert_ reforms in our methoclf3 of 1nintnl:! ,having i n vi ew thA li:."lfe t y of the men and mines . In aclcli t ion to wh a t w~s then said ,ve have au gmenteci. our first ::ii~ teams by t wo at Reliance,have cR.use<l to be manuf antered a bronze button 'bel3.ring the l egencl II Fi:r:-;t Aicl to the Injured 11 \'.•hinh is given to an<! proudly wor n in r each :first 4 i d' worker; have added f'irst aid· boxes at convenient st ations out side the mineR so that dumpers and oSlr hannle!'s ooulo rel'!e.i..ve attention shouln. they require 1 t. That a more general super,r:i. sion Might be maintaine<l in the mines the bosa rt.rivr:,~ h!iR been cre::ttert. a seconcl assistant Mine foreman \'li th f'Ull power to l ook aft er the saf'et y of the Men ,mrt. to share in the responsibil i t ies bf the m~ager'lent of the mine in i'Thich he labors. A Boar<l'!l of' Inquir y waa cres:t.tec\ for the purpose of inveAt i g '3.ting ann report i ng on ~11 serious an1 fatal acoic\ents. Its ~utiee being to note closr,1~, every .fact aur:!'ounning the acoirtent and to plaoe the . bl._rune_ 1 f'_ .£l.'rt._V.JUhc.:rta... i . -!e- .h. .... 'l ....n ... - --·- �F ORM ~ 10 THE U N ION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY N O, The f oremR.n of the mi ne in which the Rcciclent h appens 1a not !.l member of saicl Board i:inrl its freeclorn to cri tioii:;e anci. make recommendat ion agains t the recu rrence of sir1:i.lj_ax- acciden ts i s unhampered . That 1:lecau se a chR.n ge hacl. to bo made in the perr-rnnnel of ou r El ectr ical de-oartment the matter of a s yst em of' rect.lights ·a l ong our mot or roads h as not b een perfeoterl;but the new I:Jl eotrician assures me t hat the s ame will be i n 011erati on wi thin the ne,<t thirt1r days. That . at Reliance an elActr.ic shot firing s~rster11 has been i n stalled and c ompl eted in NO l l~ine , ancl some i,rogress 111act.e alone the same 4-. In the l a t ter Minea man-way hSl.ri. beAn r.i:rovicle0. so l i n es in ·No t hat no one is now requiren to \':alk i n or out of the nine along the s lope . In NO's l & 4- r1ines fans fo r ventil at ing have been erect ed ancl they are now AU'P!>lied Vii t ll an abundence of e oocl fresh Rir. Every material recommenn.ation of the Boar d of Insvector s 1hB!nl!l has carr ien. out as near as 1)0ssibJ.e to the l et ter s ave the one I!latt,er of' red-light along t he motor roacLann. i n an.di tion to saic'l. r e c oI!ll!lendtions many very im:oortant il".'l.:rrovements an<i aafet 1r a1n1lianc e have b een inst a ll en. and Mane a r,art o:r our general work . We have encased the ge~rs on a ll inside engi nes ann. made t hem s afe . have 1)U t safety gates on the shaft , NO g Mine. \'l e we h':lv e inRtalle<l anmrnrn El e c t r i c shot firtng system at NO . 1 Hine at Reli ance. we h ave discontinue<l the uRe of cll'nfrni te in ~l or our mi nes, a.ru.1. in p l ace of i t have adopt ecl permi fiRibJ.e ._e11a1 a'1v e:r p l...·• ,.,.,u.- f.' •.~ - / ' ~. >--- .. ~ W-~~~ :) _ · : • •J - -. •• ._.,..,,,..-,,.,.-- ~,,d--~J:.-1 / ..:!f"-r • • · ·:· ..., _ • - •.. • . . . . ... - : • ~ {: . NJ- ~ ,• .. ~ ' -~· .,,_,. • • • • , ... . . .. . ..... ... .... • '""-":"""-'..,.~c,,.,~ .,,.._: : • .,•.•···-~-~.,,.:-'"' • •• : ., • "' ~ •- : ~•~'",,,\l,.• ~ . .• ·' -r_• ' ~ •.,,,,,-.,~-+..,,,,/ -. -..,..!"":~~...,.,zo(,"iz:.::'.'!~---=-·• ..."··-~ = -- �/ / / Fo"M ,., THE U N ION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY OFFICE OF NO. "'lhich is exl)l oclen. by mmtmrmm detonat ors , and all c~s es whe r e b l ack po\'TC'l er is usec\ it i s exr 1lod.ecl ·1; y an el er.tir c squii') lcnown as a J 11 ren. sr>itter 11 • �wires were not charged; Rosie t hen said that the machine lllan ••?• at that mo1nent 9ngaged in turning on t he cu,-rmt 8 but Ancel..i• Paid no attentio~ and entered the narrow space between ta~ CIIP Md rib with the piece of coa~, a.nd while in the act of r&isuis 1t into its forme~ position, hie neo~ touched the wi~e which o•••• hi!J deatho We find that Angelus un.a .22 years ot age and bad worked to.,. the comp~ about t en dais , but that he f'ormerl.7 worked tor the Centr>a.l Coal & Coke Comp~, and later the Y7oming Coal C•IJIU\J in this vicinity, a.nc:l that ·he was not a •~rangff to t he P••J1 and danger s of the electrio cuM"~nt. We further ,, find that there was no n•o·i.■ai t.Y tof' Angelu1 g01~ to the low or rib stde to put back on -the car the tall•n coal, th& t there waa plenty ot room and to a pare on the high a1i• Where the~e was a wide space and where the root was J110re tban tw f eet above the· 1oa4e4 car. We also find that Just prior t o t he f atality t he electric cul'~etf. had been ••1tohe4 ott aocourat broken wir e, and that ~ deceased had l earned ot thil tact f!-Oll ·t he Ka.chine Ken enpg. . l a the wo~k of repairing iti that t he llachine Ken had made the n• o• •• aary i-epa11DeJ and a t the switch on t he main entry, had t urned on tl:a current; t hat A. :r. ~oaie, partner t o the deoeaaed , nr.n•4 Angelua .i n tima to xn-event th,::i e..c0id.ent , u~in3 i n substance th••• word■: The 1laoh1ne Men haYe gone after t he power and will t un1 1 t on •hila you·aTe in there. In coneluai on, we do not find t hat an,- bl - oan be attached to any one connected with the ma,narll9nt ot thi■ lline; t hat the deceased was wher e common prudanos torebade &IV' one's p?eseno• at I �-- nc.,.,...-~ - - -~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - -- - , - ,----,.-"""':"""-....,.__ _ any t ille , and t ha. t hia death uas brought on t~ough inditte1~ence , and oa,eeleasnesa amountinB ~lniost to sutci deo We c ommend tn.e lli.ne Foreman•a pr~ptneas in Bl'rivina a.t tho acene of accident O !lllcl we a.loo take plGaaut-a in co,iDJleotling the conduct of J'obn !blro'~ll, Aooit1tant to the Foreman, in applyill!I oo shortly atte~ the a~citlont the methoda· or the tirBt aid fo~ a?tif icial ~espi~ation in t~o affort to reauscitate the viatim of the shoeko All of which is espeotfully submitted by tho Board of In~ui!"y t hi a 2nd day ot Oetober 19120 C. C. t o Geoo Lo Blaek. �. r. • Rook Springs t Vfyo. October 4th, 1912. 0 109°11 \7e□ t 2nd South Sto 9 Salt LakQ City, Utaho Ane~e~ing your lette~ of ·26th ulto, beg to advise t hnt th~ Pnelli:ialectric machine waa shipped f~om Rock Springs on .August Yours truly, • .___. ......~-~~.,,. '!-r Hine Supe~1nt~ndent. �V • (~6~4100) paid to th_ Urr u Pac1:tic Co&l C!omynn~' 11 b;; Jc.:t:.n :~" >..ndersoni rec,:.ipt n-her,sof io :toraby aarnot:l\31: gcd, the aa:i d. T:10 Union Pacific Co:. lCcmp-my hao thio coy sclc! to ihc ..;&i d jo~~ A,,, ande-on }...!> ...; "... -, -- ...... ,... ito1• • ..... _,._ • ... ' ·.:--· ,t 15• One Ho,·oe, u x _·er,tlc. color gra.l--, 'b:rc..l,l-: ,ec t 1u:t· 11 r:• ~ .--..ft -otd .... anti 11 2" on left ahou.l,.:ieTo Ccns.. ... . -: :.':.i _n t30oOO. One !:iorse, i:;ex. illlllt, t c:olor E;O,orel > 1 randed. nupi: ~ le:f9j oide rn! "s2r. on left should~r o Pr: : I (i!:,OoOOo �, -..: :::. I I t r Vo P o CC G• !.!o t r 1:0-rt ~d f31." 't7eck ending 3 Gpte~1::~- '~l t':.1, 1912. : -:., ; . 23rd, Moo 1 :.:-:!.n~, _ !1.0U:"$ a.."'ld 30 !!.lilUt~~, Id~· 1:ii.t~ lr.ro:c<?:a, d3lF.yin 6 9o.iti miu~ cnl:ro 1i.lne �- --- ""'-- - 270 1 W..l.t J~ uoed dur ing Gcpterul,a:- 1:n.20 J~ o F o A. ~lanley, Vo Po & Go 'IJo f 0 :1::nes , clur:!.ng reonth of Sc:ptt)Jlfue."' 19..1.2:-No. O Wate!" Works Green Rive~ W~tHr- Works �-.. V Green , r .. .,,. ' • _Jine �- n ~ ... 273 L----·· At tacJnne n t V!r i t andSt.umaons ., 1rarn1 S'~•= n t S~ll>o. _ ... ca3a 4 0"' _ I.J Mine Clerk, Rell enc=, V!yo. Ycurr t ruly, 'Enc .. rune ~uperintsndent. �V ..,, L ~., r , It ... .. i. . " •• , t . - · ~ · ·· . t T 1;;:~ •' J. :•\ . - _.._. . - . ~ ..;,:; .. 1 ... . .. .!. •• 4 :-, • .. ~(JJ• ~ .. .,. .. . ' . . ...... - .. ., .. . . . ~ ' • f • .. · - .. . • "" • • - · t f. . .-.. ... .... .. t • • • ,• • -.!• • r �274 •" r:r- . .:11 i I .· - o �• V j I ~ .. Sir :.» um you p. l • I �V �277 '8 ·, . ..' r / : ' I •• • / . / ,· I.· -- ·1 I o d �' in your empl,oy P.t noel, Spr-ings llin€le , l a o., ha.lf cf September 1912 _i ch checks tave been deliv~r~d t o t he respecti•€ .eigb:nen. �' V ...n Y. P, ,- n J i ' ..... .I. · -.. . .. .. \ 0 • ,I �280 .. ., ··; h • 1 t .•••,.. . ., • . l •... ") • I . .. '\ ., .. '.. ... l". \..• \_ .. ' •l >• ... '• .... -I I • ... 1• • . .; �L..,. o Yl o Bo Ca~~ ; Mi ne Clerk 9 Relia.nc~ p Tiyo o herewi th Atta.cruue:ii'l~ W!"i t and. Ro~i vs Tom Pappooo Enc. Soo.mona in ga-rniohn1en t cas::: 9 Andr"Cc.:i-1 �... 282 J . ... . .. �V Doa.r Sir:-= Am1wer i ng your l e t. ·i.e1· t:>f 21s t inst~ 9 '\'?i th re.f,=.rrence to ob= ' "t:h:e the minco aY'e Y!Ot 1.orldng very et~~a.dil~' on e.e:c ci.mt oJ.' no~. receiving enough co.re to ?111 the orderao Ho\le"vcr' 9 \m are looldng �,.. a I .,,.. . . Roe~ ~pri ngs, Wyo. October 26th, 1912. Mr o W. Bo Cook, lline Clerk, Enclosed pl~as5 fi nd "Attachment Writ ann Summons• in garnisl:m9nt case, Bozo Knezovi ch vs Duge Karpon. Your s truly, Enc. �0 b .., • ' mad~ o.ey at"!'• ,ge •. !l• a to l&ngth of tim9 aT'T:inged b:r yo.lo Yu:-:::: trul y-, �a I ~r. C. F.. DuT~m:,, Out~ice Foreman at Roli~nce, ou~ n~w r--11..~1,? 1Jalil!) oix ..iles_l~oT'c.l!. of Roe~ S-p~1ngs, of:fc,.n :,o-a a. rcBi• tion ~m a aasolinfJ cn~ino ar.ci. otl!er 'rlOrk at t~t pln.r:e. '7:'!e:n you are t-~~uy, plea.ac re,ort to l:im w:l :!:. t.r.io le .ter. I hop~ ;rou •;ill I!l.'..~/,ci: :i. ~ c:~?17 •n:i cnt to hu..stcn as Ur. Dur~a; n, • .. �lJT- o. 'W o Je C't~l 0 .Yt Z.:..,itr• t Bear- Riv~· · Coc..1 co __ -?'~- 11 ·near Si r:•"'" I :1 conVe'?'oa.tion .i tl~ ~·r Br:.nnan thl.a mc,•a.~:htg, , ' }!o.V ,'J 1 ...• 0 oide,! t.:!fl.t ! ~ ill ·oo _ :1,auh.lu i o t!~~ Uniora Pac.i.f:~c Coal Com_.,u1y , f'o'!" you t~ crng !£' '.Mru lo!'.n ~"'ate.s, n.s 70,_;t J feol t.Aa'ii y ou :1:• r.uJ;i~,.,. n o mi stnk J.ne :'or-: --t "!., Perscna11~v" i n en:;...,;.:n~ t:.13 .ru.n wo-,•k t r-.at you h av e fo r h i m to do ; h.~ is ~ood at ~:Lo, ~t fol" t h o tfiac!:o and at g enel'al ·aork, a.1d ll~o demonot r>,,Ltod hio a.bili t y : !l the fo.cc r,f ; occc.eion o In ?-ef ::rare"- to tl:. ot:~•- r ::rm.t tcY" ve t alked abou t P llr o :Brennan sayg t b.at the p osi(i on you take .. 1th the. UniC'J!l io o.l.,solu tely cor• rcet. He c.cVi a~s "':.."'" yo~ be V~Y'Y e:tut1oue i n your dealinr;a with thos ~ pa'4tiei:1 l ei,t you . ut y ou?sel :f' ln an akward pos ition when 1 t co~a t r ratu.rs orl:o Secr.eta' Y of t h.e in0 Ope~ato~s Ass •n, to go to ~a~ston and Ho is ready and wil ling at any time as the :1 t :...1c e 1n llia 1>ower tov;nr~.-. ... ""~ ..."" r ...· ..r1,.,~ -•.:, a t a c;!.ottl .. you 'ri3t.:.l l11'e his ool"Vic es to meet l ►l ""OU · · • ,;J �... • antl t ;.1ti n:.:"ficiali:t of th<:: Union, call h.in 'lP u.t a.11y t i o... (' Ee . 11.1 �... V r - ,. i .J ;_ "l I• /! i. ., , .., • ,r .. : ), ,- ."'. . I • I / (I . ...., •. I. .. I •-I, . ·, r ~ ,, t .• / i...f # b . ,... I I ,. :.., / . �V ~ml_· N' o -~.11'.3 :.:-!oo o • 1; 1'2' f' .z mJ.lei colo.~ tlar:t ba,.y 9 Helg:!~ aoout l,~co pound~ o Sl) 1 !°% !...le 9 ~Ole)T' bl::.clts . eigtn:. a!JOlrt. llt•Q lJt'lU ,t\8 o f - , o ,t ::..1;..l,;, •.:: olor ~ay 9 1.7e:i.:,;l~t t.lbout il O p~un1B a :-·<: 3pectiv~ ~ur-11:?a!· b-:-- .ndr'!d <u 1.1~e l eft sho.::ld5 •• 0uld collec ... t..~v-.. 1~, ·Jor:.o d . 1"!t-,i1 n One rr..u.~rau T:.iir- ty .... f::.:¥".: T>vlli.s·a (:j1.:;5 0 00) :> �1 • V I I hunJ :vou hore\'71 th o. copy of ,ir;,aa tngine Trot1bl~e•, w111.oh ple:we l~nt.l to your motorman at Reliance. He YTlll un::o~bted.&.y i'i?ld t~is V(l'f"y ttsafulo 1 • r, •v �V IiO o 6 'fi'llt.~7r Viorks Oreon E::.\.'3!" W..i.te:r \'lc.r-lcs 4409100 g:::.-:i o ---30 352 n Min e Supe:rintendento �Onai".n., :Z'=- hr • Your:.; ~ruly; {', . Enco ' . �0 c· (., ' I �·- l V Mr o J. �I I V 0 ..,." - · •J ... .:o . .. .& • • .. ,, .. •~· I �.v i. -·· •. ....... l R ~-r~w S5/t'': cra,r. .,.. . .,. 'f-: 1)}~1-·: ·1~ :~c...:1.~ ': D .... O.· ,1 r;tll '.I A. ,., 0 ., .~, •., (6 \' ... ... ....) -'- . ._; ~ '~ ....11.~,, • -~ cu:.J-1t ·-· l ,. .. .. _oo. . .. ! . ,. ~.,f:! . 3 :.~ d ~ ~ 0 ._ - l .. ...., .. ,.. ... l .. r~:!'! . , lo\ . .,. \ , .. l u -•; :, .... ... ~ .,. . \ .Yl.,:. ti "--·, •u ..,,,,...., J: 1 . ~. ...... ·• " ,, .J!,';- -;;..,,...,;.·. , r �. , I I l �V ......, • ,-- i3 ~. 1, ·-T- 6 !.fl ~ 'lJ 0 -- t;! 6 ~ ,, ~ s !l . ::."f ...~ ~. ! .. ... 01 ... . 0 ... . ~ a.;;...• n.o ,-~ cni:l. J. 0 t b ,. ... 1 ...t!, -Ye· t1' l~Yt 1 • --1. . s.t'":•~:. ~ ' �3 . 1 Ir--- ~~ UllIO.'l i>}CIS''l(; eQh.t CO!..'PA.'rl ··~ Pbtl' iotai l{ t1 ?ot41 Cost ,a au tu2&.7e Co.~ ier K WH .01.tw2 �• P. ,. Poe I . e y~ur l thiu co nf t ' IJ i \ r •t • + l r.r• . �V t I .. 1 - .. It ./ .. . ~ I ... t , ., I . .,:.-r f 3 t / . ,. " . (' .' I 0 , ...- // .. , ,.tr,, • ( �J Roe:.. • - r. #.'),, ...• 91" •.,. S..,r ~• ...... :J, :'7 .,yo. 1·,cvctuocr .L,..,1,;., . .. . RooL ,,3pt•in,rp 2To. 5 , lTo. ~ Ill,ro t'rat-!: <::ales, up!'er a.>td l~ !To. Ner-, fan for No . 4 ..:: no. e, R,~li &i"la ~ t!o. 7, Slau~te~ house. n• " (7 n u , n Ro. e, 9 l!tns ~El~!hODCSs 12 fire~ tin~· ':: rs. Ho. ~. l ~;i new '111ne cs.r:i. 110010 , Power line to R-5liance .fro!!! 0.7 ~ plat~ a.t Rock Sp1.1ngs. ..... ., l t ., • ,. - .! • cu.J8• .,_!Oo .!. ._,. 1"OC,U ~ .;~,:.,,,..:. 1foo 12, Pencin~ Stock 1>aatm•;, No. lJ ,Distributing Pipe Linhs . Ro .J.: Gpr~t,ti·· ll s, 3 hoae enrt houe ee • 2 houa r.•. u lrv. E, 'E::.-:i<":.a.'. e:..l . •..;_t.·' .i:1,..~nt 'f ,r ?ro. 8 Pa1~ . no. 7. Pr.Y:et" L ine ~nc. t:'.io ! .:,;- fo~ 1To. 10 fan . R ,11.a,1ee .!o . 4 , Ihy ba,.n u.t-td Granar:,·. fl ff No. 5, Stc~~ ·wareco~se . l:c . ", ReRCUf'! S ~::i-: .t or. I .I• ~ine Superlntenuer.t . E. u �:; . D. B;:ennan, Dea1· Si ~ : - l oa1 fl'OI!l 1200 to 1500 tonr-t !;e!' le.r hie.. ~-. : ~- to Rock Sprln~a O'.lt1mt t7i11 r:m our nn totRl cl-, t,r,1·.t .i_ to 6000 ton9 th1t t h :.a Oht!) :tt. U!Y:le:r !1orma1 .Jo11cl.i t ions ean be nairc~a!ncd I .,, .- ·- �Rock Springs , ~ov 15th,1912 . . 1.·r • L • Ri t ~er~ SaJ.eu ,., AP-ent ..., , ' Dertr Sir : Yours 9th inst ~onoe~a1nz ~no~ ~talitY nf ala~~ is rec0tvei nnrl re1)11ring thr,J.'cto 1:121 eay that 1•a1a-,k'' means our finest an1 Li~Ordst oonl. Tho quali t]' of sa1~1. ala~!". io in all ·_•:3~9e.1tA iit.:ntioal :1th ::t:0 .t we h.ll"e almt!'S 0011. as au~h . I clO not SF33 nu·:r i t ~oul<\ :,e r11rrCl'i'mt ae 1 t 1.B lo~rle~ to•irlY l)l'ti0iS3lY a.1:1 1·or.-1n!'l : . I a7Tl m'JI'o th'lt so111e ca.!'s might contain a g?"eRter· y,ercen~age of ver1' fino ooal than ot he::i:.-s .due to the n~a fragile oo~l 1n sorte ent rief3 than ot110!'8, b1it as .- :101e the -~na:ra.~t e-r of th0 olao.< is al)out tho sa,ne. 0U1.1 NO .10 al~O!C of •;.-hiOh yoil oom11la~.n iA U89rl. for. all comr.:_1e"l'.''!ial :vurpoeeFJ ,~rr l -:;3 a~e eorfr i t oeR not suit ~rour patrona . \'le note thr:tt t ',/0 of t11e ears onmr,l nine.n. of' are f!"Ol!l SUliu:rlo-r. wr.ers mJ have no j ·.1 .rislioti on . I f ot11cr es..!•f.l o? our sl ack. are u Ae,_i bY these 1>oople, I wa.tlJ. thank. yo;.1 t,o l<.indlY stnte h1'W itR '1,1.\~litY CO!!ll>t~r s t}1c s1nclt no.i in eontroveraY. ve.;..~- truly youre 1th �R .. D , t;so.oo), 1? N. n ty no_l ·r t ..c C~o .. i!.. !) J. .. i-pt _·o~ u l ,.~ 0 J !J I. .... Or. an . u:-,on ~.tion ?orty n_11~~n Eli• ••,~ .......... . ....... ,(, ... ~<•• lline Supe~.:nic·nden',o �Angelo Col ogna inj urcd in 1'i oo 8 Mine,. Th"E UNIO!if PACTJ?IC COAL COMPAlilY o 1 •.' '♦ .• ••• ,.. ' �._.,.,.,,......"'"'.""Ol!,~ _'!!!1,# !1111. . . . ~ -<> lieve .he was av,ara of i ta l<,ceei'.1ess, and from t.c.~ po'l i tion he cra.s > I wo-r•king iuv W&s ti~ying to lrncp in the c l eo.t' expocti:ig t~s mater-lal �d,~y o; d )~ \.f' On£.: •. . n:ld J" Ao ·r. Eor , .1..1,·· ~ ~ •·o" lo _. :1c: .: .. t.u m:i . - l'?Tij)U u~ '\ " n se ,· r:a1e~ 'tle i gh't, Lb,n-t l":50 l'•a.F... na.._ tl~e Uo Po ll?.1r.ti ~ '"l.~1d ie ·• • �310 G -. oe.id Geo. Bair, t.h.1? folJ.ot•ing : .. llulJ 1100 l., colo,, bi~o·-;n. sex f ec.:i.le , ,E ·get !!tJ.1-? rooo-" ' l1o1o:r da?'k c ~ om"l J sex , ~ 1150 !)01.Ul ?.o • le 800 .L c~ ndG o. 1:• le Ho o '11- .. col<r -"ll4C:ic, • 0(1 '!!\' o "1dr: • !PX a· u· 1ri g - t )11,.:;_ .. 1 .l..., - T.h nc \., ~ 'rJF U11I O!_J>ACI!':CC COAT.. •::O}~ 1 ....,:._y, -- >- ~ -x~.,. Su_per.t t 1iS • • • • • 1 •·-. • ••• • • • • • • • • • • •• ~ .......... • • •. �--, V D llars (~7SoOO)! ~~:. to 'R!l.e Ca.ntli~i of }Jin .. dal . "7 ·oYirlnc: r,z,coin~ ,H-.~c~i '° - !'r.c:·01:t : :....::.le. Y1e • t 1 II a.co) �r L 6 312 II ... V r -· ... . . • ..... • .._ .., • • - • ,I , . ., I f �C V 1i1" 0 .:o. u.ckno-r:l . . a~ t 0 . '1' -~nan! lh y t. 1 ·; -. \ tt 0 3 �--- - · - illl-.. - Re.i.1 l1U•. - .. I'. •h ' . 9 �Roe • Sp~ .in-:~• '\'l,•roa Hove1t1b6i' 231'u. 191.'..~. • - . ?c.~t1c,nc1, Or .. . ?::!' 1!'i:l't'Y'nctlons ~1.. -:;, • • t}"!'~r.r;o:-: , !n i tnr ~r!lion "f ··if.i.c, L-' ti11 • ':Ju-peri?1~ ~nd<.:nt. �,. �... . ,. J ...:,0 I .. / ' ./ .....v , V • '., I • I .. f 'I I .r. c_ ,,, • t. ·) •. t:,;, -~..... -,.;. �• I I �31 9 I V �L .' . 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HL·1~ ~up,..l~ r ·ii1~\):.n-' ~ • :.::ii" tb:; nto ro • Said �332 r lght forea1-m. eood, They bad exwnined the roof and t~ou~t ::ia.?le w.:u, but '!.7e find. they !Tere una.ble to t911. roof ·rock tr.at was thiok and loooe,, beli~ving that \7hen t~e root sounded. dull from the pick that the roof wao crocdo Tuey had put _ott settin3 props until ooal was lo~ded out, so &.!l to b.ve their placec clean to t imber. Pl~nty of props of a. aui t~ble l~ngth wer~ at tl:.e w0rki;1g f ~cao At tho timo tee ~ecid~nt occur~ d, the timbe~ ~as 12 taet 'i:>~c.k ?ro:ro the front of the r.:achine cut ln.ct blast~d, Xila.kins props ls feet from rocm race. Roo~ stould have been Jc1mbared b9:fo1•e l oadin3 be6an; otj-ier-.:ise th~ s~neral wo~king conditions were good. In concluoion, ,:re i'ind. t.b.a.t c.c a oe,f13guard a~inst cue;: a.oc;!:deilta, t:i:at rooms b9 not blasted wnsn they are not properly tiIJbered; that they had .boon lax in tco enforci ng of instructions Ch'e!!l alonr, tr.e:Je lines to all parties charged with blas ti?Jg room, toi' had tl:e room been timbered, this acc·! .dent would l:aT9 been in all prob~bilitiea ave~ted. Allot wtic~ is respaot~ul ly 1ubmitt~d by tee ~oard of Inquiry, thla 10th day �::ilea~ SiT>: • 0 c-.c:te nor.rd of' Inql:.i-ry o:.? t i~e Unl ou :i.>o.c:tf5 c doa.1 Coo 1, a.t, Sol'.'!'i.e SprinGC, eonsistin2; of J\o n ., Jonca and J\)u 0nh O~a·t -, r! i !.:inl:'.l 1 Of'l:::.i!-H!.3 and 3ohn Lo Dyken j\ Aflt'l 9 t l!ine Sup et II o.}.)~oi nted f'O ? tl:.'J purp~sfl cf inTes~i(p,tin~ all 0Grioue a.nu fatal n c cJ.d~n ts occti.Pring 'ln ,..nd ~"..)out t he miner.i ~ ,1-J1'~ c:;,,l l ed 'i:.ogotl.:.er t h'i:J 10~!.l d.,;;y i)~ D•?c-e!.1:.tC'!', to i::iquiT'3 i~to the, cc.use of VJ;l~n ~\bout 300 l " o:- r ths i njtrr>y t.o Q!l.-:, :::o Oi.;a.D ...; n.it::.r~e ~f of sl~to f e ll f'rom betw~en t-h~ ~y,ops ne,tT' t h.i:- l!!'...1 of' his t. ~ok oil"er th.e r<.u:uiway 9 a.bo11t 'tt.e pl.3ce wl:.e re tM c:i!" c tQr,d . hen ~uu. \"I'd -' b9i:ir; l ~aded, . 0.11d st~1!ck hi,a acror:HJ let o.nd CTus:\ in,._, 'l"'i~l!.t .h...p ',7ith Ill"'Ooably h'acture of pel?iso '1e f'in1 t!".o.t t~~1 placf.! l:stl been \VOl"king T ery b.eav.ly during t.i:e f OY'~noon, a.Yid tl:o, t t ,.:'!f! roof harl been maki:.1~~ haav:, bumps and �334 tliat up till this da_y tho roof we.a iu zow ~~­ noticeable in it. About noon of this dey. th,~~~~ #' the roof vas bra.ken along the roadtt~y. .from 4 to 8 feet a.pa.rt. T::, pJ'o!YJ o t They sr..id that 'they m:NJ tJetttM l . cara tbia day and did not ~ant to stop to set ~dtliti~l f~ Tb.ey h!id set t'17~ props near th~ coal t~co \71 th long 4-tetl\ on th.e:.u du-ring th:! f'o-renocn, to protect t.:.:em tra:.1 inJu..-..,, mining: the coal~ out ommitted to do likc•iso on tilo T'O&cl'lrQ:/ M they htld to_t 1'a el uhon taki113 thei~ ca.rs to and f,.~ tAt place., In .conclus1Qn, ue find that the ll"anagoment o1 thi• #JJ.tl) from testimony- from the miners, had not exaz:iined t!!is place ~r cue \71,k, that 1:uluffioient timber waa bo1ng used, OJ" too Yio opace betuoon the props, ','Thi ch con<,ii tion should not ha7!) beoia allaaad to exist; thc..t their curs should b9 stopped until Jlllc~ is prop~rly timbered, whiph has aeen a standing rule as a 210aM o~ on.forcing all parties to koap t:!:ei~ places secure a~aimt c. c. to Go t• Do D.- Go To �7 liine Sup.::~• int ;,nd~nt,. 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Sir: - We \lere at Bel ianr.e. taG>ua,-r \11here tr.e new gr i3.;S s.re in aper~ ation s<ad th•Y are 1101'1d.n:l al.moat p~r!ectl Y• A !e·3 lllo:"• dc.;'ll and w• uill ho?e thelll f1xe1 up eo t)oat th•1"e ~ill bo no ineonvanlsnc• deY t:C,.t ~• ccrk, with l••• men <;?,an at p~•••nt •"'21~:;ed. TO•ll!0?1'<1<1 I s hall zo out ~1t h a kO~a'< e nd t,a!ffl a r,i ct~r• of t ;,e car• al011g t h• plan• , and r.il t t:i.'< • .;,-a:,.t pl,u,:ra 1 n • • n<l- 11111 ::~•• cne of '.!lelll, •• that yoa ean ••• h07' nicely tl:"7 • o1'k • Yr.ar s t l'Ul:1 • �Rock Spi"'ingo I) Wyoming~ Deal" Ma.dam: -- ".7oul n ask t hat y·ou lm:Y•, it a.le.mg a l l po~;H3:ble, u.nd cbli.:;~ Ycui'r, "e:.\v .. tn1ly 11 :"" .... , ~ ._, ~ I.U na ·,~upeTLi.\, 311.tl.Oll\.o -- �llr. ?. B. CrUillley, 'Edita,- "T1-.. l!1• n9.... ,, ... .,, .J J ' Will you ple~cre send to this ottiee at YO',~ early convente~e~, i>Ul covering one year• a •ui>acripti on tram .T"'-'Ua'"Y l 913 to .T<Ult,:, ry 1914 ror- t.he "Boc:k Sfi"i.n.;I;! .:.:i.!le?"•? Our C1'e;;renne 01'1'1ce 1a inquiring r or t-llis bill, oo r WOUl<! ask tba t YOU hwrry it along all POa·, ible. a~d Ob lige You~s Ve?-y truly, P. ~. __ Also ple~ee send me any bill • .YOU JDaJ" bav9 f'o-r �., 0 I• �A ) J Mr• C• Ho G·,• l f f in• Ac;ent , St-.1t La~ City, Ut~• • ]'g :,i-t'l3.!'Y 1- , l ~tt!, lS15, account J-Io-;pi tal :'ees, G.?!- !:l.·1.':a r~ ni U!l t o cove~ t o A. P.• n oane , Loc~l ir-res.~ uTer . C~ey~!:.~~ , w,om1u~: -~ .50 ThOS" !.el.i.al"~ • 50 Geo. l)arli~ ~e.igl~'??l uu~arizing tl1lse deduction"• YoUl"a truly, !lina Super int endent. �V ., I. �a a Rock Sprin~s, \/yo. Februa:ry 17tl:l, 1913. V. po & Go M. t Relia.nc'! Mines, month of Je.nua'l'"Y 1913• Yours truly~ ., ISi �q ,. M-r o Lo Do Sl~f~?, Vcte1"ik1R.l" ia.n" Tr~ Uni on Paeific co~l Company 9 Deal" Si'!': .... hi ~r.ly sc. tJ.!;!faotor:r to t~ CO?!lf.Ul1Y at Bll ·:.!1!1~So This f~ct e wE1 feel t r.at \'ffJ ~annot too plainly amph•'.oi2e a.t t.r..:is time 0 Wisl".ing yc:.1 r:·.:>1;. ir: any wulk of life in iVhi.ch you a i ght engage j. I ~ • Min~ Superintendente �' i.lin~ Superi nt ender.:t t t Ene . \ �.. V !Ir. Wo Do Br.gn_11a.n• Oen'l Sup 0 t, The Supe!"i or- Coal Com,any 0 Cheyenne , Wyoruingo Deal'" Si,.: -- On account, or n oevare ono..,, atoT'lil, Rel iance wa.e obliged t o cloee down this lilO?"ning, after a t r ial l asting one 1::o~. Last night the beginning of the .sto~ was i n the JUtur~ o~ rain~ wr.1cr froze on the ~ai ls until tr2ra wao full y half an i nch of ice . On t~ie cane a heavy fell of snow to-day coabined ~ i tr. a sev~re crind_ which made i t i mpossible t o nm th~ c~~•, nor could t h~y keep th~ track clean of snow dri fts . We fi3Ura tr.at by r unnin~ a few loaded oar s .l,.'>'l!llci t Le pl ane a.t a time, until t~e snow arid i oe i s worn otr, ,.,e wil l be abl s t~gn to go ahead and do a. regular day 's worJ:. Very t~ul y yours, �cs .... ...1. ..,. ..... .. . • "• .... ······/ ··-- •.D. :Srenno.n:-hi pad to -t: oti~ho adviain -ry 11th, 1913. A. Tho abov t3. Co., D .nv d Y• ebTua!'y 18th 13• ot.,. • !'.Lo to• , - 0 (! . . . . . 4' �... -,.. ' ., +...',-..... . . ! ~ !::· ... ··o •. ··- • 1-·. \ , .. --• : . .. . .. r .... -. ......1· .. or coal!J t..._ �t' {., 411 •I bJ •, • �'Vlyomlng .. ,., .. �i .. ~ 1!ro 'Wo Do Erennan, Gl3n'l Supe"rin tende!lt ! - The r,up'~Y"i.OT C<a1.l company, t!:es• criticioms appear on copy Of !!r, Brentnall'• r eport, .,··:ict, repC'l"t is :!'iled in !Ir, Black'a office, Thi• office doas not keep t~ese reports on fileo n~-:--.- -:.P ~v ... . .--' nir.; Su1,1arint ~r,dant . �Ligh·~ 7S2.r:S P~~r J;!88tiS i·.. v• Ttrt:,,l . . ":,t " :~·(J'', 'i)' a~l.~v I'•~ f:tHl~.J t. ·•.r.i•(l~' o·'t ...;. ""0 , ,. CJ~.:{--:; pt=);? r . :,015~} ·~ r ... �• / ·, e I •:,. .,u.._: "1 v• -·. l"t • 0 •o �, \' ,,, .... T �V �- ,· llr. w. D. Br~nn.~n, Gen'l Suv•t, The 3uperi or Coc.1 Company, Chs.reantJ, Uy~nr;. I '7as oi.:t to ·Ileli~,ce this r-,;~z1i11g, looldn3 ov$r t~~ pl ue i'.aulacro, e,n,1 lns1d~ cf ~lo. 3 ~i:m. ~:r, n\4r~ ma imt!l.l:eci does ths uo~k in a i;.ucl:. bett -.i?" :n.a.:,m:r t'i::,ll fo~ _ .1·l.; nit::. t!:e at,•c:.ight lumber retaTdars. l!or,ev~r, ther~ =ire t.;o o~!l plaoed, and to aprag tr.s car around tee cune to 't.r!':': first. re tardel". Also one man .manipulating th~ retard~r , so ao to l~t t:CS car into th~ tJpple at a p1· or,er apet.?do It ha.a oco·..rr,!tl to ma that v;e ,;,;j th -.;e,.y little ,,o-rk, errn do a.way witt the Bt:':i V i\?,?.S of t!:.es~ t~ee rao1, by us :l=i~ th:, tt,o s !leave abe el~ a t tl:.c durz1,;, und of t.ce e ndlesa r.a.tlag-e ~ r.1 lo';7iri~ th? axle to said aheave wh.e ~ls tc proj ~ct !3tBtonud \l}~'!.:t '. :~ l',pe is detached. Th~ caain from t~ lc.-:;er 13 ~..,· o1:.:d; uc.e lll \,0:'1.-..t.l e;•-~,..aid until 1 t pat;3 -:s t..:e ae oond ra ta.7"iier, nt:J.:.~• d;a rsc:.iltts. Yle l!3ve ~ lren.dy an c&·ui.,naa.r.o ot i,,OWe?' i u t h .. ac . ... �l j two s~a.v~ wbe els " ~ich are r evol vi ng continuouslyo ?0•1a1or row t · srall t a ke rS"r o Hall e tt out and '\·, e wi ll make a t Mt measur ements , s o t .ha:t he cnn more p1"operl y illustrate the J.d.ea whic h ·I desire to conveyo I n the mean time, I thought it best to wr- i te you ·cl.a s 1.1.uch 9 r..opi ng ycu. -.·ii l l ca tc~ my it.ten, and be able at t l:a t end !!.O ·l'"v0 r1t out the propoi.,i ti 011, in a more the y ca n be at tac:~od to the rope, thus doin.1 avay wi t.h all s ave the t1ppl erran a nd one ot h.9-ro �Eock Spr ings, Wyom1n~, l.farch 3rd, 191~. Mr~ F. A. 1.1anl ey, Vo P~ & G-o JJ.. ' ... ... na·:1,. . Ozac.:~, 2.-k::br ....,. ~·i Jt:-- H"e1•ewi th card s ta. taaenta of coal mined and s2:.ipr,ed frcm Rocle Springs IJine s , durinc mon~.h. of Ps br!.ll.ry 1913. Enc. �t V !.~r e I1o Ao ~ ley, V• 'T)O &. 'lo Ho J Om..1.ta, ::-cbJO o Dear Sir:-= Belew plea.:;s :.:'i.1d ., ta.t.e11ent of \. t-;.:r un~~ at 1ock CJp:r in,:;s .a11o& dur J:J , :no11t.t at' ,- ; ... rua,"y luls: ..... ·i:o~o.l OU 'O tl"Uly, c.. 'l �- "' • <Ct ov of io~ t t ,. n. ·.x. Tr..~ w. . Jl'ar . M. ., J. c. ......, . ]'ad . to . , .:. "ld o ~ ~ c Audi . or. rg'=' ~ i not you.. �-. . H. 'lj ,._ r .. '..\ ~ 1 ! • ._ .:.,,. ., ...., • • 't4 .. ., ,. • - l �f ,- Enc . �V ' up '5'oi'l.1 4206 to co-Y£fl• , and aend ,.Hrec t to A1J.ditor'9 offic e . ·~rou1·e trul /, ,,. :'' c- .. \ t-. -'l "-...--e..,,">- �.. .. . ' ·•· .. �L-- 1. ,.; t,.f f ,,,, 1.'.' l I i , I -·• • . t. . ~:1 :·' r (. : il' ; i--:-•1 - I ·- I . .. .. ) •• 'r , ' C : I• ., C( • .: l 'r.G r •. ·1 .. .J. .... •>r• • r: .. . . ·~..: ..... . ' l C:··,.. J.: ·~ ?1(-( ... .. ·~' I,. ). I: . I f":! l ·, ~ ... ,__,. t . (: -.~ <: 1 .. r '" . ... �. (> I V ... . -9 ~;t, ine Su:. rL'!.t �I . '· [ I �I THE tJNIO:J PACIFIC CO.Al. CO!.!PMi! l , 9uE , �7'111111 V .'~!:'tnm . e c~ttl·~ C!l~ ..~or.:T Vo Jo?lii ~1,.·1, •J Jo8 ~ ..1on VJ !fu.i;eo :B~~flO ; alio.!! ~t ~ Jua~Oa ~ •~ - f.£.,y-....')..RJ.--re,. Hine SU:if'~•int ~ndent .. �.. - V \ .. ,· . , r I ., �4311. •. _ , 1· b • 'j. ,--~h'i"-~~ Mine' '3u:.1.;1• l nt er.de .nt. �-• • 0 p 1 " i. t t i t ~- ti.on wo11ld it. r-i t T ti r la e . ' OUT r li ll b .. aly c-,upe int . • .;i ..,,n• • I.AW i,tP �., �I ...... �V ; ,, , �V .. ,._ . .... - .. ., ....... . .' �......... ...r rr:. ..... ..._ ��V y .. u caulJ. �lli1c. �✓ ' .... \ ... it kindly ret,.tc'"!l ao that I can 1:Ct:p it for my fil.uo ~ conpl..i.r..ecl of .o 1..t:.., �V Hr-o tT. D. BJ- amw.n, GCJn'l Su.r,•t • T:?<J Stl_:)&1•i o,• fJ )£::.1 (;O,'l!,~n,:;, �V , . rree. ,• .l , 0 •. ""'11""'1• • • ,..l4 - ,, i' ,..., :n ... ...._{' :"A':~ ~n ,.c et:.b: l) OCI i ~-- ~ ... , .. .l i U""'V ~ tr:.trJ ·~4 ~ ' \ t.. ~ - . . . Rn, l • • i I. :.. =: ?- tl..3."' P. : ~t!C., ~ - '?l'-:' .... . : �Rock Sprin:; s, Wyo. March 22r.c! • 191:;. Rf.o. ;t.,..,+;--~/4/:J./.' • , ; (1 'J rH.1.d supt"\,··~n:;-~nu.a:~t. �\ Mine SupS'!"i!lt~nrL... t Ho.,'?.m, Uy in " De:\r Sir: -- t 110, • ~ .!d •_ --1' ' • ... o. "t numo~ J'I..., • t;Opiea , - one fer . , .e r • orm l l' , C!!i r 1,,0p::._ Cl 1m.. ...p : L· r lll .-. copy fo �4 I // I • .n.8 Re l i.~?•l; I\ be .:r, co . " • �rI I .. :':l Yov., s -~. uly 1 i • �V tlro , ...,~ 'Enc e t1.1. l ., ~..:.:': �• L, • al hi ry truly yours, n • �...... .. i .. • l 0 " employee of tr.e • l was a om... r.a t O.:. .1.l crv of t_. con'.!. :eY'y .... ia. .. '.: t •n disti:.c ly tne onl· i t ...fter I ,.. ' t -a ,mi t .~~ _t n. )1!6.;,.:·~d L" l~:'..m to :.~ :ts nnt.-!_re • so mi.... ~'~ .. !'!...d l.?SC~'P"U f-ro~ t tat ..t. tr.r1.'I.. i~, :1a5 no·;; 01 t.; n, : • • , . ; . • •'-- l v,j:• '-'-- :; I -t;~~t !Jtr.1:'k•'!l ~ ....:1-c.:.t, i;.u..:.. th!J m.1.1-. 1·.. to nt...k u ~ c o1aylaint in rei'r.::rencc to ·:. id c .as .roil said co<.Jl1iint tlw.t t h wl!.ul~ea.1·. c!, 11de~\. ;.t tac:. • �\ \, 10 eoin.r; ._ ::10.e':" tr,"! crec?k~ +!:~ cc:..! 'b-?i:l~ ve-:-:,· :-·.:aty ~nu. q-...i.tc il, ,. +·•~ rt ol"at coli~ li" ,, _'f':f• r_r""l ...,.iJ'r1'0;; V,."J pr:· n , nt \i:'" '7 .,. 0 • j!_') .:.•- LI, L- ., e 1'◄ r~~k-'1't' e •-• · •1 U. '- or ""t ll "" laoo.r fr Olli yon :ani ct::• r arr ,u,;;•, ., .,+" - �• l .\ ' 1r 13 .. Dear Sir : - ... copy of r ➔po-r t f o:" 1 e t}f' Belo·tl !,)l <:::u-~:; ...I", G~ ·c:. 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(: • •• -~ !\~ . · . ....., �- V • A !; ,.. ... ., . a:. .11 ...... t-" l" • . . .,., . . .. -. r ,_, •J ..,. ... ..,. ...... r. r ... l ·. · ·.1· L .. C .. In . let-:• p ,· · I .3 .-~ l • :-,..- .. 0 .. -"" c ... • �-' - -:- • . . ...1 . I'!. I,.;. ,/ ~ J ~ ~j ' ~-= A ];,:.· • . A ~ ,.. 1 l ' • f - J. • .. .. 0 � 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/. Title A name given to the resource UPCC Impression Book Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1912 Description An account of the resource 12" x 10" book with black cover and brown spine. Some pages are faded may be hard to read. Some of the ink was spread making the writing hard to read. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Union Pacific Coal Co. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0070 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/5e2e376c21248fe4a72232be016d20e0.pdf 4a86c6ccdb2cface3bd7ee60369cccc2 PDF Text Text 'FORM 189 THE UN ION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY I LEASE Artidis of Agreement, Entered into thia ............................day of............................................................19....... . between The UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY of the first part, and .....~.~ ..gQ';i;_!ffl~:H!................. ................................................................................................ of the second part. WITNESSETH: That the party of the first part, in consideration of the agreements herein made by the party of the second part, doth hereby lease and let to the said second party for the t erm of ...................... ............................ ~ .................................~ ....................................................... from th e date hereof, the surface of the following descl'ibed premises ............................,.................................................................................................situate in ..................S.up.erio r ..................................... ................. ............................................................................. County of ......................~ e.etrm.t~r..................................and St ate of.................... I J.v.~~ ······································t o-wit: ............ A. pl ot ..of . ground.. locatod..in .mJ¼ o f .. mJ~9..S 0etion..28~ ..ToimoM.p.. 21 .NoX'tho .........·.. .......... Range _102..VJost..or .t h e ..Sh-th . Frinei p ul.. lloridian0 . UPf'.n..i7hic h . io...l oce.ted .............. ........... J:m.U ding.. lmo:1.n .ao .Amnsoment..Hnll9 as ..shoun .on ..Pi"int. I~o o...5¼00361,.__ ...... •................... ............ ntte.chcd..h0rot@ . arid .m!lde..a..Pai-t ..heroof 0 . ....... . .. . . . ... . .. . . . .. . . .. . .. .. . . . .... . . . . ........ ..... ..... . . . ...... . . . . .. .. . ...•• ···································································· - - -·- - - ····························································································· ·····································································---···········-······························································································· ·······················································---··························································································································· The second party hereby agrees to use the above described premises for.~!"~~~ ..~J;J,~P..t .. ~~.i.. ~ , .cancv-. and .cigar. store 1 .. et.c •.,. anci.u_pat.aJ.ra.. for ..llving quarter■..........___ .................. Gtor~~ ~~ ¥»1W€&~ ~J~ ~:fth: 8l1lii~f~~ ~trJh1gt ~dt1i,~r J~jyof~e~r~f i.".:r'co~:°=-:..=:*;e . ;oi.i1, In ot 0 : = - - ~ ~of-"~·-:'.:!::r ~·c11eck ::! tl'!JiHAA I * the close ot eaoh ..110nt • addition to the abon, the ewa t.biff7 do11 •~ ($30.00) per month rental tor the upstairs living quarter• • �' I I . , jl:::!/j AMtJSEMEtlT f/ALL 1 638 i - - - -----<>-11 .I ft17INEER!IY6 /Jc?.4R..TMEl'IT. THE !/ir101V P11c1r1c OJ41. Co. SKETCfl S!-!OiY!IY6 locllT!ON AMUSEME!YT - Hf?LL ~ so 1 3G!tf~1!:i(~//J/" 3ca!eff(o{,R/OR,r:t4, lg29 \ \ 1 �7 ' nd • The secoth P!1rty agrees to ~eep said premises clear of straw, rubbish or other inflammable material, whillh would tend 1 0 to mcre~se e ;1' sk • f fire, or grye them an untidy appearance, and to maintain the buildings, fences or other structures upon said premises m good repair and painted a color satisfactory to the party of the first part . • The seco~d .part;v shall have no power to assign this lease or to sublet any part of the leased · premises without the written permission,ridh~jPresiden'l'd'~it!:orif the first pa rt, endorsed hereon. If the second party lbandons the use of the leased premi ses the first party may enter upon and juke possession of the same, and a .n?n·user for the purpose herein mentioned, of th e demised premises for .Qtl. . ... monthl by the second party, shall be su:ffrnient and conclusive evidence of such abandonment. The leased premis~s ~hall under no circumstances be us ed for saloon purposes; no wines, beers, ales or i:lcoholic ~everages of any descr~p~ion, shall be sold or kept for sale th er eon; gambling, lewd and immoral conduct upon said prem• ises are expressly prohibited; and no loose, rud e or immoral characters shall b e harbored or sheltered thereon, or per· mitted to loiter on, or to frequ ent said premises. It· is und erstood a nd agreed t hat t his lease i nclud es surfa ce ri,.,ht s ouly, and th e second party shall have no right to mine the coal, oil, gas or other minerals lying und erneath th e lea sed premises; said right of mining and r emoving coal, oil, gas or other minerals, together with all rights of ingress egr ess and r egress npon said premises th erefor, and all necessary righ~s of way and oth ~r grou_nd s n eeded or usef ul fo'r t he proper conduct of such busine~s there.on,. ~ein&' hereby reserved t o said first party an d its a ssigns, to be exercised and used by t hem at t heir pleasure, without liability for dam· ages of any kind or nature to t he second par ty. The second p arty agr ees to surrend er an d vacat e t he premises t o the first party at the e~-piration of this lease or at any time prior t her eto after t hirty days' notic e in writing has been given by th e first party to t h:at effect. The sec~nd party agre es th at the r ents due under t his lease shall be a lien upon any w~ges and. ~arnings of said second party w~ich may be in the hands of said firs t par ty, and t he first par ty may k eep and r etam a sufficient amount of t he monthly ear=gs of said second party t o k eep th e r ents paid up. Permission is granted the Lesseo to operate a Barb~r ShopD ----··· ·····------------ ---------· ······-- ·-···············--···· . ................................................................................... - . Pool Tables and Card TablcsJ) ----·------········ ········------------------ -----------------------------······--------- and ..to ..soll ..candie.l?!! ...~$..im~."?. .. 00~ .................. ............................. tobacco., magazines A.. ice ..cream-" .ooft ..drinks..o .and . be.~ .9..... Y.P.~~™.-?. ........... quarters .....----------- ----- -- ---- ---living -- -~------.... ----. -------.------ -------are ------- includod -- - - •.....Pwor_11 . llghtD heat...~.~..~~9.~...~tU.".1...... . ........ ................ ......~ .. ~.~ .. !?.~ ...~~~dered. month~·. against.. t~e .. Lesseo, .~~···~·~ ·~··~~...~....-.......... ................ ........... .. _pr,i>.~llt1Y..1uot....b y. . .b.1m.o ............................................. ............................................................. ...... . -----------------------·· ···-----· ··-------- -···· ··· ················--·-----····-- ----------------·-···--------------------·········· ········- - ------------------------------------···············-------------------- . -------------- . . •• - - ------------········· In WI NES WHEREOF, The said party of the first part has ca:;:- this lease to be executed by it~ . fipera\~n set ..........................hand ...................... and sea President and the said par·ty of th e s econd part hath hereunto .. .. the date aforesaid. WITNESS: ·············· ... -.. ----------·················-······ .................... ·................ . ................................... ...................................... .... . IC~--=q~~~~°.:°._ :::p::::;~~mt~n ~---~----------- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (SEAL) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (SEAL) Approved: ··········· . ························••••• ..................... . • • �' FORM189 ' Audit No _ _ _ _ _ __ LEASE Between and Date..·-------------- Nature.·---------------- Expiration _________________ Auditor's Correspondence File No Dn.te _ _ _19__ � 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/. Title A name given to the resource The Union Pacific Coal Company Lease Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1929 Subject The topic of the resource A lease agreement document between the UPCC and George Cottrell. Description An account of the resource 10.5" x 8.5" document partially filled with black print. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Union Pacific Coal Co. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0071 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/3e94da41260277cfcce185ccc8666f9e.pdf 70e22fa5c8f530d7ee77fac2976cb59c PDF Text 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/. 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> Physical Object An inanimate, three-dimensional object or substance. Note that digital representations of, or surrogates for, these objects should use Moving Image, Still Image, Text or one of the other types. 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 1-0110 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Union Pacific Coal Co. Title A name given to the resource Miscellaneous Print Stamps Subject The topic of the resource Variety of print stamps such as portraits and forms. Description An account of the resource A 2" x 2.5", 3" x 2.5", 5" x 4", and a 4" x 4.5" wooden and metal stamps. All in good condition with minimal damage to wooden handle. 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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 1-0079 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Union Pacific Coal Co. Title A name given to the resource Specifications for Construction and Completion of Office Buildings in Rock Springs, Wyoming Subject The topic of the resource Information and details regarding the complete construction of UPCC office buildings in Rock Springs. Description An account of the resource An 11" x 8" blue booklet with faded white text. Most 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 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