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Stod.clerd, Pree;ident Uuion Faoific Ruilro nd CoQpeJlY Ooai:ln., Heorask~ Der.r Si~: Uereu:l.th n resuoe of oueratione of t;!ie Union P:ioii'ic 11ct er Coap:::ny fo1.'" the year 1906 1-Tith o. oompv.rison of revenues, expenoeo ond net profit for 1966 .'.ll1d 1n56: l956 Tot al operctins ~evenueo Other inc~oe Total i ncooe lfa.1nten~noe e;I-oeno'9 Opernti n~~ e:q,enoeo Generl:'l eroenoco Degreoiation l'otnl opert;lt!ng expenseo 'l'otal t axes t.119,604.33 480 .oo 1956 (..12{;:, 906 ..1:i. 3;-;0.00 Ql 20 ,084.33 ,1 16,381.'79 36,216.37 9,396. 2~ t~_lS,426.2,i'i ,> 74, ~20.63 ,,26,131.2-3 Tot al operating eJmenses & t axesOl00,551.86 i:!soelJ c.neou::J !ncor.e- charges - -· ~ 29,169 .79 ~iet incone Hiso . profit ncd. 10 s0 n_eb1t }let pi-otit 30.80 0 29,138. 99 Sule::; of uat er for 1955 end 1956 uere, an follotrn : 19 66 Union Peoitic Railroad Ooopany fhe Uni on Pao1t1c OoeJ. Oompa.ny Other ooapan1eo and individuals IIJdrant rental a Total - 1066 (1110, 773. 32 (!.116,809 . 09 4,361.99 3,869.02 600.00 600.44 4,366.61 4,140.97 �- 2 - There uere no cupit::21 er.i:>endltu.res, no:;,;.. uny unusuel non-capitcll expend1tureo nude by the Union l?o.oifio Uater Conpuny during 1956 .. Ste.temcnt of' gallons of '::~ter furnished. Union ? o.oifio Roilrocd Company during 1952 to 1956, inclusive: Year Rn:'i'11ina Hnnnn 1952 392,300,000 356,800,000 218,~44,000 12~, 178 6 ,024 95,080,107 1953 1954 1955 196G Sl , 843, 253 24:2,500,000 1'79,600,000 46,179,076 '27,580 ,961 Re spectfully subn1tted, . . ... Pr9sident �1955 • �Mr. /\.. ~. ~:to~unria.., r:1~eo1<J.on~i Un!otl ~t:ci f .1o Ho.:!.11-:oad Oonp~if Oocllc, lie".ivnat:c Total C)p €:i...c.t ir.~ l."'evet.t:.ec Ot!ler inc~r:o '.i!otl'.1 in~no Unintt:>nc.nee emcn c 0 Opel~ntiU"! e=roenoeo General o:rnena0s Depreoic.tion ~ot :.:i en~ttr.t,.n~ e~c!'laeo Tot:..l t m:ree Tl,t ,~1 C\paztq't1n~ e.m1en ue~ t.; li t;e~1:.!.cneoco 1noor:.e- oh c..rr~eu Net 1 . cir:1e Mioe. pt'~f 1 t end lo oo cl('bit Het f.I-( 1 i'i t - '.'l.950 l n5G Union ~c~ific Hc11rocd Com~~· !he Union Pno1t1o Coal Oonnany .,, ?2, 26'~. 36 -f~ 6,1B1.06 :J..0,499 . ll Other oomponi co c.nd individ·.2!11 c 600.84 8741-mt rentola 'l'otal • 7t"J"' ,:-o. , v • t)-:'1,361 . 99 t., 10 ,. J.- (', \.' 89,530.36 1 iX 1 3,869. 02 000,,00 ~119,004. 33 �.Qtm~ n:,_ I'!1?i,i'>A,D,tl\tu~M: t'm:ehaoin~ fror.:1 ri'he Uni on Pncii'io Cfool C:o!:ipany lis ell 3/ ~-~on r-101:- n p Truclt Insta.J.linc:: At~:iioBn'i:.5.o o:, lor1n.t'".l ::iol" r:!th Iieoeanoey IIouoit~ end Pi pi~ ct IIE'.nnc. Totnl C•r::. 9~t) l.!!j , V J .,.,,, ,. • U - U,nuat!,'..ll f!n_n.-0:,-0).'lirll Em10nil\,tu~efl : l'erGonnl 1njury Ola.i□o, F.o c.spi•i;nl i:.:.Gt ion 0 For f-"nc.n C. r' . l\.:1.110:·t, x-th, end ~ inc c.1'!c! 77~ " CC,...,_L""""e.,, ...~ /.1lr•·j rd. O'i-'-.!r-d ~ !"I J.\[ "Yltl •"! ~ a ,:..,;Q .... _ 1 ....... w v 1i..,,, ,•i::n-r. .... .. l,.....;. l .. ...._...,, l onecno t~en~e i~~iai ~Z ~r~rn Ac~iuGnt !nvol vi flZ O~rapnny ~i~ok '!.80.,COO, OOry 392 , ::00, 000 356,coo,ooo ,,, 9 ~ -Lt~ oco -- ' ---, 2 ~..2, t;CO, 000 Recpectful 14 onb~itted, �1 9 5 4 �C . 200-41 t!aroh 14, 1955 Br. ~. iTI. stodd.a;ro, i?l..esident Unio:n :Pacific Rail:r•o2:d OonpD..l\Y Ofil8hg, Ifobi•nska. Dear 1:u.1.. : •..~s.,.,.,. "'.""'e~11 ..., "'..,o .,,.,,,. 1w.., ~ "' , . 'i~ - 1_, .Q ~ • " ✓ull0 uni on l:l2.o:i.fic o f ope~D.G::t.ona or • • • Uo.te11 Compo.ny i'or ..che year 195.t::, t1i th e 000~0.1...i so n of l"GVenues, e:t9enae9 ~m.◄. :10t p1~oti t fox• 1953 eiLl 1954: - 1953 Totcl o:9e:riati:nc :t-evcnuc:::i Othez~ 1n.cor..1e 'i'O'G:.1 inoc9e Lla1n-tensnoo O100m.1s0 Opcn,nt:i.ng o:moi1000 0 80;535.36 150000 · (}112, 3Dl ol5 ~; 89" om,. 36 (;111, 911.,15 $ 1 6 , 212. ;34 ~a-0 04 36,853.64J ~ ·1 3 ;.J..U ., '•" - 42,636.4.~ General 8XD0n000 ~,559 . ~0 4,697.24 13, 300 . ~ ... 13, 300.•14 W 76,7~8ot0 (; 68,016.06 1'7,411.60 Depreoio:t.ion Totol operating eAvenc8a Total taxes - ___'-IB=O . OQ 36 363.70 -~~, -;lo·.:;oJ. opera.tiv..?, oxg.ensas. & taxes £)113,132 .10 ~-; 85,427.56 il1scellc.neous incou.1e oh.urges 2,082.50 11et inco□ e () Uisc. profit arii loso deb1t t:et profit C 2,s2a.45 2,823.45 - !) 4:,657,80 68.75 eru.es of uater fo1.. 1963 nnd 1954 wera as follows: 1953 Union Pao1f1e Railroad Comoal\Y' The Union :Pacific Coal CompallJ Other oomvanies and individuals HJdrant rental a Total 0 9?,682.82 ·9, 517.91 4,209 .58 600.84 0 - 196' 72,254.36 a,1SJ..05 10,499.11 60O.84r ----- 0 89,63&.36 �The 1no1"ease in revenue fr-om aeJ.es or ttater to other ooopo.ni~s and individuals ua.s lax-gely due to oate:ra furnished thE;j tm:tn of Rat1lins dul...ing tho sillm:Jer of 1964 0 Too 50,000-gallon nooden tanks uere ei~eoted and. e punp installed at Ran11ne, and the filte1'"s ut Sinole.i~ ,1ei,0 r>e- hab1litated in or-de~ to provide satisfaotory uater fo~ lLmest1o use. ':.?his expense ,1e.s boras by the ·i:;oun of Ra\7lii'lc: o.nd the to'i.'n also provided operntoI'S o.nd paid the ooet of operating the pump to pI'Ovide necessary head of r1ater 0 yeaJ:> ves foX> nee-esi3c-~::rJ equipnent to 1mpl"OV0 the S:l.nclf.liI: filter plant e.ril 1netC?11a.tion of ch.lo1.,iu9.to~ e..✓v the i,)UmpiDg plant, totvi1ns V2,299.30, covered by AFB ReQuest t7o. lo No unusu::l non-OEJ)ite.J. expenditures \'Tel'e incin....r0d iri 1964. &·tate::nent of gtllol'ls of uatei.. fui-•ni~e-J. Union Pnoiric Raili..o&..1 Coopa.ey during 1960 to 1954., inclusive: Year Ra\7lins Hanne. 1950 427,000,000 ~30,900,000 392, S00,000 356,800,000 218,444,000 1 26, 647,323 13'7,867,240 124,786,024 95,080,107 1951 1952 1953 1954: 31,843,253 BespeotfUllY aubn1ttea, Prestdont �l 9 5 3 �- • • --- ,,1tnuG.i ru - ,..1•t~c1<1ont • ton !)cc1f1o •~oilt"oc.<.1 Co .r,-~Dj" r·,a~ "ebror-t.n ot l t\ ~k.-: t1n • revenue::; tt:1~-· 1nc~re rrotcl 100 in n e CCG G ~ .r . Tot 1 operc.t1.z exo"nsea sl t1iY.\!0 eot l oper 1ttn er. P-no~c l'.:: t!.~ a IJ.Aa~llt neot•r. 1. C"'"'l.,, ch::.rcee 113,1~'1.JO - !1,oa?.60 2 ,823. 45 17, 334.81 looc ,1eb1t 11eo. prof1t •tt rof1t 1~.rn e 17,a21.01 f - 2,823.45 1e nP.t looa for t .. e y~ r 1~6~ w c lt"e to the 1nolu~1on ii1 19f> ooountu nr ino~...:e t ...Y ~dJuot~ent tcr the ye· i-·, 19~6 tQ 105:-, ) nolue1ve Lount1n3 to '14, i99. 21, nd 1nter~.-:t 1 t t 1n 2 ,088. ro , e. totc.1 of ·1s,4el . 'il• nt1 v•n-- lt1~G • '•~- �LIii �1 9 5 2 �-== Ir. :.• t • f/t.ouu~.l ..c1 - ~r-esi(len.t 'I, \.J.,... "°) 'J' • o·l-.t.<-'•j- O i:i--11 .......... d Cnr:t"I"""~' J...... , {. "" .. --·Vi.. _ -J-r:."' '-~L•J ,1~10., •. eb!I.,' GlW r.d net; r,rofi t for 1951 'ot ··.J. OpfU•1..t1n~: !"l?\i~:nHH., JthP.r. 1.noome 'l'.'ot,..1 i .,ecme ln1nt~n·nu eY.~ensoo 0 k,er.otinr:; e,"Penr.eo ft-ner _:l c-::c;~:1sen ''1-;;:6 4(")1 ,-,_9 ' V I - •• - • •• 16,m'G.G3 50,055. !Jr\ ":-~oc:; . SJ. ll!prec1 ':tJon _ 15,'">lf:- . 09 'i.'otrl O")er"tin::! expenoP □ \>t:1.l t ... -..."c• f B6, ?40.8? ... I..,. -"'~"' 'l'oti:iJ. o-::;€'I"t ting expenses & tt1,:(es flt li:aoae ~sc . ~~ofit ~ lons debit ~; et nrc.1 f'i t 20,.284 . 61 t ll4,025.Gl 1.105,075.17 ).7. -10 C 17,321.Gl -,959, ! 107, 878 . '15 9 , 4.30.62 4,016.17 600 , fM, c1r1 , 929 . 98 r---- -·- �- -I 2 ¥.C"~ 1940 1949 1800 1951 1952 O.:i. "'it::' t~l :;~ ::;~ ;,:. -i'.:. £.-_ i.Y.1..:.'~ . �1 9 6 1 �tal op1>r·. '.~ \ .IhPlr income TotAl ir1om,1E=! i ntenc~c~ e v~ ~n DP n ll'rtinr; e ,,·p ~ng~s ~l I c~e•v-,- a..-u , •.-. •· ner--1 e:r:._1-:._·1~~ 9 reointi('Hl •-:- •J • Ll·: ) 6 ':" f,; .vv ,:> p o ,J TotoJ. ouer -:-4t l!1g e~q,enses lal ta.v ~ B '!ottl op~r:- t in~ e:10.., ~noe-s &. tnres 1nonne o. Pl-O!"it & ,--oss. ere di!_t .. d 16,596. 60 t~ f.>l 1 A4:3.4? debit $0 , CCD.C4. ;II Q"-'''.•~~ a\r.:_~J.. . ~, l4,A23,.62 l 5, ~}l :;, nnfl :J 9~ , -~ '3!') • 94 9 85,740.97. 1 2?. 176 .8 7 . ?.'l, ?.>.;4, r,4; ~ll4,S37.7l ·~:114»025.6] ,; 19, 56~ . 90 ,, 6.oo ,:.. ,.,,. ~gr~ .~a , ,ii.. I L - • J?.40 t, 19,547.40 fo1" 1£l50 c.nd lf-Cl 11erf: a~ f~llo:1s: .!:!,irchAser 0 ~ Pac1t10 Railroad Oo. • Ilion ~aa1f1o Coal ~-~ . 0 t 0 • 0 anles o.nd 1nd1vlduele n rentals !otal t 116,1A6.1'1 12,eCB .96 4,r.95.63 600.84 f 112,501.41 1",435. 90 4,S4.3.o4 son ,P4 Ql33,690.46 --- �~ ~~=---="I Dtatement o.f r;nllons nf ~-iotox> fnrn1ehPd Union "r.oifio AE,ilroad Onopcny during 19~? to 1~51, 1nc1uoive, ?tJllm,0 : 19~? 19-19 LJ56, 100 ,000 L317,900,000 Lj l 7,100 ,coo t.:.27,000, 000 '130,900,000 19'!9 1960 1962 iz.1.ectri?icntlon 11? the Sinclci r pumoin3 plant hao ber-n prflot1oolly finiflhetl, cmd 1:~th ·,lnnts arE' ope,1 et1nt; oct!a1 frctor!ly. l:o bt1dcet is being nub~Ji tted for the Union Pc.oifio . ~rter Company for 195~; houev•:~r, t!li? to~m of Elna 1!; c ~m nid'~ring Dhtngeo in 1 ts unter ouoply ayaten, th8 Pxtent of ther.0 nltern.t10110 not known ut present . I f thP- tov n unµerto.ltec this tmrk dur- ing thlo yeol.', it will be neceer;ary fol" the ilater Con.,,c.ny t,o l?lCUr aer~toin e:gr.iPnoes 111 connection 'i·7i th thin pro,1eot • Hespeotfully eubmitted, 'P'res1dent �., 1 9 5 0 �200-41. Jr. h. E. ~todunrd - ~recident ,n1on I':io.1f1o P~ ilro sd C1Jt1pr.~ny lmi,"lu, i,ebruclm Incl net :,rofi t f:,1" 1949 end 1950: lotal oneratini-;; '!.,!'4venueg lther lnoooe •• 'i'ot 21 111cor;1e 1nten~noe PxryPnseo i •rn.t1ng ~v·:-~nsf>o en~ral e'.l{";'.)?ns~s nreo1ation Tottl ODer•~t1n·.,. ex!'>f'!lseo lot~l tf'XF'~ _, Tot~l oner~tin~ expenoeo 6 t~xes let 1ncowe • ••o. crot1t & lose crPdit • ~ » debit 1940 1950 S129,892.9a -- 5:'!1 ,:-.,_,1,J:, :: - • 0 ~1 60O.OQ 600 . 00 '$130, 492. 98 ?1, G4z. .,:,7 2O ,315.G5 51)967.50 56,591 . 62 3,826 . 35 ~,101.45 JA .n23. 52 14.893.71 ~~ 94,932.33 C. 9~,460 .94: 29.,176 . 87 20,838 . 90 (~] 15,771. r?3 :, :11~, 637. 71 0 14,721.76 (~ 19,553.90 6.50 13 . 65 e 14,7os .1e ~ 19,,547.40 1 •• of wuter for 1949 ond 1960 t-rere ne folloua: 'Purah f; Bf!r lon ~sc1t1c Ra11rood Co . • Unlon Pac1f1c ~oal Co . oompan1es and 1nd1v1duals ...ant Nntale Total ?~ - 1.960 1949 Cll3,729 .0~ i~lJ.6,185 . 14 12,508. 95 10,660 .20 4 ,296.63 4,902 . 70 601 . 04 f-129,892.98 600 .84 �2 Cup1tnl expenditures incurred during the year amounted to {1l2,63l .78, o.nd unusual non-oa.pital e:irpenditures totaled fi~ •t\;1' 669 .49. Statement of gallons of 1;ate1-- furnished Union Pa.oific Rsil!'ond Compnny during 1946 to 1950, inclusive, f'olloue: Year Ra'(·1 llns 1946 1947 1948 1949 4?7,500,000 456,100,000 417,900,000 417,100,000 ,:J;27,000p000 1950 172,470,516 ,- 9~--,u ~·so , 4."0 -u 140,090,967 123, 9?0,465 126,547,323 Respeotfully submitted, ,·Lt 1'.( 13 President �l 9 4 9 �... -~i."' . G. F . Aohby - r rcei dcnt ?:n1on i>c.cif1 c !-lni l r-oo.<1 00:;1"9c.ny ~...oho., Hebrn:::ko. Doa1• Bir; Horel·;-it!:l c. 1•cc.;u::10 of the o-per c.t1one of the r n1on ?no!fio :;oter Cor.ipan~1 for the yov.r 1C1G ui th a ooopo.r1oon of rm1cnu00, oxponccn, en~ net ~rofi t for 18~5 o~d 1945 : 19~G '.'otnl o;erc.ting rovenuo ~ Other incooo '7otcl .incone -~ointcnanoc e:ir )Cncec Cpor ~t:1t1:; o}rccnooo ~nertl expcnoc o Ve·:re:cict1cn Accrued ~:.:1~rtizction of defense tJroJccto ~ :'128 ,0lG. 28 6~6. PO \ 12G, 633 .18 ~2,027 .24 52,204.76 2,907 .80 13,390.04 Net 1ncooe • .1ec .r-rot1t ~ Looo Uredit 11 " " Debit Uet ~roflt S, 1~~, . 68 l~,~OG .85 ~~.855.70 ~otul or,orat1ng cx~cnsco l' 114,393.o4 -otol t1r·eo • • 7otnl Oocr.Cro .& ?axes ( 113 ,78'! . 06 16,96:' . 33 46,tO;J.61 . 10.~69.98 Cl 24, '162 . 82 3,910.36 f, S0,4.06 . 38 J 7 ,-:~8~ . 26 11 07, '787 .64 15.99?.2C 2.60 'i'1i c~!) C 3,910.36 tnlea of wv.ter for the yec;.rs 19~ti on1 lC'<O N.~o shotm below: Purahsser J945 ) 946 i 90 ,671.00 Union Pae1t1c Railroad Co. f ll6,G86.464 9,'1.04 . 36 'I-be Cnlon Pao1t1o Coal Co . 7, 94.0 • 97 t ,:.?4B.87 ~~er oomoan1ce & individuals 2,7?9.6 ·~ --fi ....Ql, ~';. •~drant rentala §OJ, 3 ~ -11~ ,926.54 Total ~,128,016.iB �~ - - - - - - - =:::::::::::::~ ~~~111111111111111 ... 2 - T!1e following 0017,i taJ und non-cnp1tnl unusuul expendi- 'cui~os uorc i11aurl"ed 1n 1946 : • ,Qnp1tPl ;-,~,mend.1 tt:tx>00 Purchnr.;o on? 1/2- ton tziuck -c;ith <:-speed O.rive for uec ct Hanno~ re vluo1ng 1/i°~-ton c,ii;_~ tl'uck f l . 229.38, 1 000 ~,821.61 credit to Inveetoent ' (;'. 407.?7 l'urchaco o.nd lnot~ll 800 a.r)~£ tui..bine type puop uith diesel drive D- 13000 enetinc, i;E"t uell t.md fltt i ngo , Ft . St0ole 9 , 366 .G7 Luy 11, 370 ft.' of 12u CI p1!)e bettvccn Ft. Steolo and Sinclair, t:ith volvco und fittin,es 49,264.01 Purohc.se nnd instu11 800 3-Fli turb!ne ty~e pU8p t·li th dieBol c.ri ve D-13000 engine, a.t ~1nclair 8,246.95 i:on-Cc:li1t:-;l HntHmrii . ·c.~::,n nna:t t1,ron Ove1"h£1.t!l uiec.01 en f::lnec , U't . .Steele ond S.inclniF 660 .'73 new nnglc <3.rivo 1n~t ollol1 en c.1iesGl clrivon ~oop, Ft . f-.lteolc (drive tntcn out to be t1ot10J.rod. .311tl uoed CD cpm."'e; 4: Gi□il n.::--- <lrives in use) 610.:}{ Clean 20,coo.,000 gallon resci~oir, Hanno 1,87€ .92 Oo □pa1..~tive ctatcrn::nt of i";c.ter furn1 ohecl th0 11.c.iJ.roe.cl frorJ Sinclair etntion for poot f i ve years , nncl uctcr r)uaped from Ft. t)teele to LJinoloir 1a uo f ollo~rn : 1942 1943 1944 1946 1946 Glnol f'.1r 369 ,100,000 469 , 600,000 508 , 300,000 642 ,700,000 4?7 , 500, 000 Ft . f~t oe lr. 406, 930, 000 476, 990,000 524 , 290,000 545 , 690 , 000 490, 900 , 000 , aecr~nsc 1n wat er •,h 1l e ther e tmo •n ro.thor nubatant illf urn1shed ue compGrcd ~,;i th J 945, He t1cro vor.;,u hard uressed to in . ee t fi&1l.road r equi reEent a duri ng the l a and in October. tt or nurt nf (jepteraber Dur i ng October we turn1ohed 4 9 , lOO ,ooo gr:llons �of l•m ter from s,-nolo.i r stnt1on, being the heaviest month on xiccorcl. D1.u...ing 13 dcys of Ooto'ber i!0 pumped 1, 7·50 ,ooo gallons pol' dOf• Exoossive demand nt 11awlin"' 't·IQ.El d ue to oil bttrning 0 looo!ilotiveo 1')unning Hanna, hence, requ1r1n() e.dc11tionn1 uutor at !'~H,11no. •l(,t•- i\'i; Hanna rn1lroad requi1"er.;1<1mts dec~,."',~"'d f rom 236 ,159,227 ...-~ ... - " ' gnllono in -1945 to 172 ,~70,516 g0llonc in 1946. Hater ooncll tiona uere good ui th no tr..,uble h uv·1ng been experienced in t his regard. 'I>:"!c 20,000,000 Bll.llon r e ncr-voir ot Hanna uau e~:9tl.ed and cleaned for the flrnt ti:!lc since itn conotruction in 1930, o.."l.d '\·1un rcfill0d :::s rnt:,1dly as pit>o11ne oopt\olty 'Gould. ~errn1t, at the onrne ti□c to.lt1nf.5 core of our•rcnt l'equlrcments. . Inctallc.tion of cJJ.enel units and connect1cns to cxict- 1nr, ouction e.nd. discharge lines ,,;ere oade \-;1thout ot1rtc il0cmt 1 of 001,vloe 01., oocur1ng .-mtor from C1 ty of Hawlino. Semo udd1- • t1ona1 't:O.ter t'a□ aeoured fror:1 the Tot-m of Sinclair \"~bile cutting . in nm- pipeline conneotiono c.t Ft. Steele. 1 Acld.1tiono.1 12-inch nlpeline la1a. bett·! ecn Pt. Steele and S1nola1r per::i:U, Ei ptmlpage of un cdd1.tiono.l 250,000 gullon.s of t1uter· per day i·1i thout in- creusing proonure. Thi f.:.I ,en-ables Ft. Cteelc otnt1on to puop 00 r:.uoh ao con be handled by Cinolair pumpo • 'rhe three boilers at Ft. Steele, tuo of vhich ue:re 1natalled in 1900' the third in 1917, and tho t"rm boilors at sincla1r, 1natallod 1n 1900, ·will require re9lacement, or con- liderable repair work if they ~re to be retuined in servioo for anw ·~ extended ~er1od. n Cona1derat1on 1 "' b~in~, ~,1ven to elec"' e:., - �- 'l - tr!ty1ng those pl cmto if c;uff1c1ont r-o,1cr con bo obtained, thereby ei1a1no.t1l'.Z the neceoo! ty for uao of t ho boilers . F~opcotfully out~1ttod, O,· ' .! ,., .":.--1 I. . l'J...ERS t-reo1dent ~ �I L I �• 200-41 Februe.r:v 19, 19~6 er. G. F. Ashby - 'President Jnion Pao1f1o Ra1lrocd Comnnny "1taho., Nebrf:lsltn )ear Sir: nc1"eu1th a resume of the onE:rnti.ono of the Union ·t'ncifio later Couuany for the yeo.1.. 1945, 'Nith a. co.npc1riaon of r o.,cnuer., txpenoes, und nat p~ofit for 1944 a nd 1945: Totcl opcr~ti n6 revenues Other inco:.ie . Total 1noone Naintanance expenses Cl21,105.27 59?.78 C121,703 .or, 16, 023 . 42 41, 2~2 . 62 3 ,180. 66 14 ,035.34 Opernting ex.u cnse El General exncnscs Deprco1at1on Accrued amort i zation of defense 4, 699.80 pro.1eots $ 79,181.64 Totnl oneru .;.1ng ex?enseo 21,178.76 Tot al t:ixeE1 _Total operating Exp.&taxes $100,360.39 4 21, 342 • 66 Miscell~neous profit&loss(debit) 7 .50 ~ 21,335.16 Net :9rof1t /'•1ns .-.:p \. G , ,...1,;::. .J V . L ' ~ 646.80 ($128,663.18 22,027 . 2~ 52,204.76 2,907 . 80 13,398.04 ~:-; , 856 .70 ( 114,393.54 10,;:;59 .28 ( 124,752.82 3,910.36 Net 1noome 0 3,910.36 Sales of water for the years 1944 onc1 1946 ore ahot•m be- low: 1944 1946 ('109 , 805 .15 f 116,686.~5 ('121 , l Ob.27 7120 ,016.38 Purohaaer Union ~ao1r1c Railroad Comp any ~ Union ~aoifio Coal Oom~any a~ er companies and individuals av 4 rant :rentals Total • 7,956.11 2,762 .73 681. ?A 7,948 .94 2 ,779.67 601,32 �ff .. 2 .. i-Jr. G. F. Ashby 2/19/46 No improvements involving capital expend iturea ue~e made in 1946. The following unuaual non-oapi tal expenditures were 1nourred during the year: ll.sm-Canl ta1 - Unusual Exn~ndi turcs HP-nn& Olean e~rth reservoir ~; 4:, E-59 . 38 Hep!'.~r Butler .r e servoir· 1,094 .93 1,498.rn:~ 'i'renohing for lea1ts 3inola1r n,y 4 11 ;,;, .1. pip•"" top of ~ -rouna.; " t c:..:rn • up L ..... ... on ·1 ancl 1..cturn pipe 652.71 Ley en C. I. pipe rx•om '11 0\•m of Sincla.1r to our ,n1ter tank Purchase t·rn.t er frJI:..L '.i:oi:·. n of S~nclail" 2 , 682 .66 Compara.tive etlYt eme;nt of 'b·t:lter furnished the H:::.ilror.d at Raulin.o f 01.. past five y e.!:'.rs, the ue.ter pu.wped frora i,,...t . 5teele and Sinclair, 1·ms £1.c follons: GalJ.on0 1941 , 1942 1943 1944 1945 P umned Sinclair Steele to Sinclair to Ha,1lins 355,700,000 406,930,000 476,990,000 624,290, 000 545,690,000 321,600,000 369,100,000 468,600,000 508,30:),000 5~2,700,000, F't. ~Inter conditlons ·were good and no· trouble l·ms expE,rienoed ln thi s connectton; hot-1ever, due to 1nsuff1o1ent line capacity' Ire were unable to pump sufficient ~1ater from Ft• 6t001e to Sinolair ,o meet Railroad requireme.n ts. The City of' Ratilins experienced l0n11de:rabie difficulty in meeting their ot·m needs; hence, it was ltoe11 , n.-rangemente ar,y to seoure some other souroe of eupP~Y• '~ tere made to Sinclc1r and eroergenoY secure water from the To,m of �- 3 Hr, G•• F. Ashby 2/19/46 411 IJ,! . p1pe was l a.1cl on top of grounc1 fi--ora connection at their unter tanlc to our storage t~nlc nt pumo statim,. 'I'hin line ~'lias inter replaced by second hnnd 8 11 C.I. pipe lo.id underground. Ue oecured 17,951,000 ge.llonG of uc.ter frcm th.1 g cource . /\t Hnnna it b ecame neccrnc2.r-y to clean the old earthen reaervoir 1:'h1ch ha~ acted as t;?. sedimentation bas.in for o. number' of yonro, l'itho1-.1t cl ea"ling . i.\ dro.g line ua.s utilized :l.n removin3 n large ornount of mud and olgo.e t;h1oh hnd o.ccUL1ulatea.. The Butler rer;ervoir uns d.re..inod, cletlned, ond expanaton Jointo wh1ch i:,ore len.kln~ t;ere filled t.ri th uophult . %c~e ,~as no difficulty due to t:uter· sh~rtuge 2.·_; the source nlthot,gh for e sht')!'t ti□c tr.e CC'Gib1ned reou1.re1:1ents of the ~{e.11- rond, Coal Com::-2.ny nnrl s·ot·.rn of Hnnno exceeded our Dipe line oapa.o1ty from souroe to reservoir ir1th attendant reduction in storage· Due to changes helng made at the Rm·rl1ns coal chute, an heavy dem~nd ,1sc placed on Lianna. unusually ~Ihen t h1r. -::tco ellevlated a nd some other □1wing1:3 effected, the el tuat1on cleared up and loss tn storage i,es overcome. The Ra11roed va.s furnlnhed 236, 159,227 gal- lons during 1945 as compared ,-,1th 227,637' 530 ~ollona during 1944. Instal1a.t1on of diesel-driven pumps c.t Fort Steele and B1n"'la1r p11'_e betwc£'n tho tt·:ro stations• ~ , and 13,500 feet of 12-1nch i te some of our "111 be underto.ken th1o yeer, ,.,h1ch ,-!ill elim_na 4 gi;en to repl~cement of ltt1ou1t1es; oons1derat1on is al.so being bo d 1nsts1 1ation of eleotricllera installed 1n 1900 &nd 19l?, an di-1 •en pumps as soon as adequate poi,rer 1s a.v&il,:J.ble . Re eneot ful l~r1:!1 µ\)~;tied ' ' I. N. BAYLESS Pr,uai.dent �... YEAR 19 4-1 • �Kr ~i. :~. ,1 cffcr1 0 ~- resident - rnion i'rcifio Huilrood Coram1ny • cmehn, ..P eb r ositu Dew 51r: , ,[)t14. Total or.er1)t:i1!cJ r.Qve~1U('8 Other 1ncni,e Total incO!.:.e Xaintenanco e,(-ccmnco Operat1:ig e=-t;enoes General e·n,cnoc s Dtpreo1ut1on • ~!_":ed emort1zc.tin~1 .-,f def en !'.:!e l'•UJ8Qto ~t~l oper• tin~ e~penuoo Total t a,:{; s Total op~r&t1n6 r::xp . & 'ta~cs ltao,11aneous 1.ncome ohar f;e s ( <lebi t) In inco14e ~ 11•~v,u r,1r, · v ••'}~ v 'f - ;:rg~_ ao V • ....., t 115 , 905. 63 14 ,665.99 38 , ~•30 . 41 ?i ""C\O er.. V ' t..,y , • V 11,526 . 92 - f ! 67,814 .17 ~- 79 ,181 . 64 2~; ,A78 . OO Pl, J.7fL 75 ,,.,, 92,692 .. 17 ,.100,360.39 3f4.06 21,342 .66 69,20 l.t,o,iianeous ,rofit &·loso (deb1t ) --~~~ ••t l>Jtot 1t · 1~, .~!.0 11 c,7 !.J.:... J 597 .70 ;'. 22 , eoo. 10 7.50 : 21,335 .16 �..... - 2 - 4/25/45 :.'klen of ,1atcr for the :tcaro 1943 end 19<:11 a.,..e • ., El.t'lOi·m 19~'1 ( 109,805.15 7,956 .11 i:n1on i'ucific Rnilr•o3d. Oomr.)D.ny r.01e Uni,:,n P~c1fic C:1C-l Gonix2ny Otrvn.. cor.1~nr1ien nnG. :.nc.ividuals 2 , 7G2 /73 581.?.Fl 1.yllrc.nt rentals .llc,615.53 "121,105.27 ?hH followin~ onpit:'.-11 cxpenuitur•.:::s .J.11.a. uauGucl rmn-oo.,11ta.l ex9ondlturoo 1.-.1oi"e incurred in 194i1 : Cons•i;ruct 1,000,000... r_;cllon re1nfo~co6. ccn11 oretc r03a1..voiP and :lt1otnlJ. 3 , SC0 feet 8 G. I . cl-o-e to connect, to !:)resent fQcilities { 2~,es7.2? lion-C•mit,,1 i'1uu=,w J, ~m,pnr1:1.t.u.r.CH1 !innna Lake line oban~es t !) connect in tr:, lines .from nn· rose1,voir o.nci to run tuo ncporate lineo int~ ra.1lrcad tarf( meter ·o,:::m . Install necetrnory gate a.no. oheck Vulvca to LK~intc.1n unter 1n no·H reservoir fo r l'll tlrorti. su9-ol :y only t f . ~ ~ustcll additionn1 s 1 x-1nc'h mAtAr - - and 701.ca 613.01 ian tre.-o t" serve railroad t2r1k 115.60 1nstnll ten 5/8-1nch meters 175.67 Inntall one 4u fire byd1..ant ~f ~uent1tY nf ~~t er furnished the 1 t omparative etatemen _, ~ 0 r~ l'allroad from D1nc1s.1r £it&t1on for "pSfit five yau ~, 'Pllllped from Ft . Steele to S1nola.1r 1° o.o follor!:: i:nd ,:rnter �l 'l/26/4-.5 ~i.nclnir p.;.. ~ l>. . Steele 19~0 27H,200,000 295 , 400,000 1941 321,60C>,OOO 355,?JO,OOO 1942 3G9~1CO,OOO ~06 , era .;,v 9 "no -.J\., 19-1~ 460,6:JO,OOO 4:76, 990, OtkJ 19~4 oos.Jo~,oco c.-i11..- - , ,:;c;Q ...,-.; ~'>ll ""\"() ,,..:u ... :.r';.ter cond!tinns ,:ere good und nc trouble in.:.:J cxpG:ricrioed ln tl:ic connection. ll':lCtOLJt:ry i>1e .c'?.J. l nGtc.11Et~ior:.s :·7sro uti11ze6 t 1henevc1~ tn r.:.::-te up c.1e.!·lciency in f-'U:U.!~cge , ocvcJ:>: 1 houses c. a.cs being r~t)1ir>Pcl the grer.t<Jl' p art of ti:.c tiDc. ,\c;1r:i ci tion of ~¾0 di tio11al 't:~tar ri=-ht E..t :iann:. ~1 in1nc.tc_d • trouble ;1ra"Vl:lucly ex~·:-.€:ric"loed clue to tre.ter Ghortt1ge du.ring ourm:or Tho situation o.t Henna hn.s :.lco been ltaprov~~ ·o~· tte constr:t~ti~n of o 1,000 ,coo-gallon re-.:crvoir on t'.1c, hill • w • ~ ::.:-..~ ::ce:-it to t~<: r ,~ilroo.1. tr-:n k.... r.-.1,.·,·o e1ght-1r.cr. Frter Hn~ , f • ... c""On"'cte<l 1nto t~Io s1,cwc rcr.l '-he reaorvo1?' to the tE:.fih £.r◄i... .., ... lr.ch rrevicusly thcF-e linec • - 11:'es t:hich oerV'.: the ?•t.:ilrosd tvnlt. v"'""e t1e~ tb 'Ihit, has "'"Ut"'1"1 • l'... 051:t!lcr 1"!'_'Tie~.1c.te1Y ._, - ...-~ of r:.etcr ,o:< . been h -:-:tr.o mcte:r b;JX c.eparc.tel~·, o. c .r.ngeu emu they no~:- go 1nte ... , •it ..lnch mctr:r bc1n~ ::.n~ta.lled nn euch line · Qe otea ln meter box by a 6" x 10" crooG-over, 11 Thc~e 11neG nrc conone a1c1'? ,,,r t·rhich ...nu· on£: f1de tci the ,;ater aonneated to the ra11roe.d tank .,. lof tener Which 1s under coneitruotion • 'fi.:hi!3 't,?ill ~err.i1t del1very �- 4 - ,. 1if• \; • ·1I • Jcffern 4/25/46 Durine tho, ye£.r 1914 tie fm"lniohed tho raill"O '.!C.. 1:11 t!1 2~7, 637, 5;:o B~llona of t:-nter , oom!=~.rcd 10 '\··1th 2:S5 , C72,9'74 guliono in 19£~. yeo_r. All r egular ec t loyoe- c- f the Co7:iccn.Y CTe subject to thr orov1siono of th~ Ra!. lro '~ :t F.etirera::mt .hot . 1,e deoire to -:-r9:..,e(W om• apprec1ctinn for t!-ie ccn;)atent, 1-:,yal cerv1t~~ rendered by .. res1dent �Year 1943 ' �11', w. u. Jeffers, fl?eai<J.ont, Inion Pacific llililroed Oom90.ny, Duba, •Hebrnslta. Deal' 61:t : ~ IIererrith o. re aune of the opcz>ntiona of t he Union Po.Qifi o ,w.ter Company .fo1~ t he y eDJ.~ 1 943, with c.. oonpC'..ri oon of revenues, upenses, e.na. net profit for 10~2 m1t1 19-13: 1942 total operating lJevenuca othe:r 1ncooo 194$ 0116,516.63 390.00 total income 095,147.47 Gll0,905. 53 laintenance exoensee ~at1ng expenses 0 9,130.43 (~ 14, 066~99 :=!l'al expenses -~·•o1at1on 321 122.M 3,306.47 14.462.58 !otal opera.ting expenses J 59,02l.62 fota1 taxes ;)19, 376. 73 to,ai operating e:xpenaes and taxes -~78, 398.25 llaoeuaneous .1nootile charges ( deb1t) - "' 1nooae 11•0 •llaneous pl'Oflt end 1oss (debit) G 15• 50 let hGti t ~6, 733 . 72 38,330.41 3,290.85 11,626.92 0 67,814.17 Ji 24 .878.00 0 92,692.17 0 354.06 0 22,859.30 59.20 C 22,eoo . 10 . �- 2 seies of t1ater :for the years 1942 o.nd 1943 a.re ehoun. 1942 1943 ~ser . !SSg 258 37 fD1on Po.o1f'io .Railroad Conpany G 9,000.38 Ille Union Pao1f1o Coa.l Cot1pany 2 ,313.72 tuier coopanies. and 1nd.1v1duo1s 5?5.,00 a,dnnt rentcl.s (~103 ,418. 73 . 8,904.51 2,61'7.3S 57~.96 !OHL 0115, 515.63 0 The follot1ing ca:9ita1 exyend.1tw;:,es nncl unusual ncucap1tal expenditures uerc 1neuri-aed in 19-C:3: p!!p1tal Expend!tureo Hn.nno. La.v 6,000 feet of 12-inch., 5,400 feet of 8-lnch, and 2, 200 feet o:' 6-inch tr2.nsite pipe, 400 feet of S-inch C. ! . pipe, and pmochase 1.14 oublc feet pel." second of r.£1.tiex> and nat;er ~ights 05'1, 26'.!:. 42 Ft. Steele Purchase end 1notal.l 800-G.P.TI. 300-foot cent1...if'Ugal puop, cl.1esel engine, . . ..o,ooo-ga11on storage tonk, unl.oading puo.p and ~--a ~ vertical ••cesaal"J' :p1p1nG; construct brick extenaivn to P1laJ> house tor plltlp and engine 11,670.22 Siuolair Purchase and 1nstall 800-G.P .Il. 300-foot t~ert1oa1 centr!tugol. pUD:p, diesel engine, '-9 -gallon storage te.nk, unloading pump and •sai-y p1p1ng total Capital Expenditures ~ (All incurred to neet requ1~ent! fo~ Jau! nai water supply for the Union ?eo1.ic 10 Oad Co11pany • ) 11,029.OQ 077,763.64 �~suel non-Ce:.o1tal EXPenditure.s ,.... Reoove old tar paper and. re-eove:t• roofs 0 1 ., 0681145 t ootll Ft. Steele and Sinclair stations· 11 Replace boiler arches in tno boilers at t1nolair; ne\7 set grates, one bo11e,r Sinole.ir and • t at Jrt. Steele; and repair> inside fh.,e bi,iok 1.,49S.6J. Replace old 2-inch. \7 . I a line serving main and install fire hydrant J(anna school-house trith 558 feet -~-inch. Co Ia 1.,3440 51 Instel.l tcro 2-inch neters., Henn9, bath holMle ~otal Unusual. !{on-Capital Experrdi tu.res 139 66 ·O 4,052.23 0 No oa.jo1, 1Dp1"ove2ents az-e contenplated duriri..g the ye.JI' 19'4, \"ie plan ·i;o mike sose 111earrgnge:oent of pipes in the· vicinity tf the pllr.lping ple.nts g·~ Ft o Steele a..'1.d Sinclair, ~his nork ulll F'u~ costs oe~o ino~cased due to increased volur.:o of •ater puc:_oecl n:t F"ci. Steele and Sincl~., end to increi::..se in. Pi.cc ot coe.l. Lc.bor charges increased due to change in se'i;El ~ccmbel't 1942., and. necessity of put·t11,g on a fore0 !'17) due -'.:;o the 0rtt1cal water s1'tua.t1on. Belo\, is shown a co1uparative statement of tha quantity •t •ate:r fw.'"!l1shecl · the Union Pacific Railroad from Sinclaiz:i aiation fo:r the past five years; aiso pumpage froo Ft. Steelo, lb1 • ch 1ncJ.udes •ate:r for use at Sinal.air tor boilers ,. baok- luhing filter, Ball.road use at rt. Steele, etc. 1939 194() 1941, 194:2 Ja-. 19,3 aae 1~ OYer 1939 Slnolai.l'> Ft. Stee1e 240,800,000 2'18,200,000 321-,600,000 369,100,000 468,600,002 94.6,- :J65,630,000 295,400,000 365,700,000 406,930,000 476:,990,oog . 79. 5,. �\1ater conditions uere good and no trouble 086 eXperienood 1n this oonneot1ono Rail.~o~d denand.s ue;s;"e ext.rsemely bean'1 c.nd they overtaxed the capac1 ty of o"..lr plants,. neoes- e!tatiitg purchase of sor,e 'vats1., fl~om the o! "'cy of Banlinso Sinco diose;J.. inst~11atim'ls ne1-:ia ooBpleted, 1?ailr-oad. requ11:-:ia:m.ents b,gve baen 1.11ot \71"tih a fe·~7 exc~ptions m"! E.CO,JU!'lt 1 of bre.rur-donna,D men 1t uas necessary to tatt.e uater fi~on the ·city of' llawlins 0 ·_ Diesel engines are. used in co12jU11"1ction ui t h st;eQJJ. nunns to nee<· ~ ' heavy cln11Y det!ands. - V During pe:s?iods ot h ee:;rJ t:c.~a.fl'io , 1.~a111~oaa. requ11•enenta take t h e maxi r:u:i p 11Je 111-ic c.:::!?c.oi·ty . He. oou1d. i':n.,- nish sooe adcliticnt l uate1" o"t"Je1~ a poriou of time, but crc cannot . _,.. t·.ne \,a,..,e.t. - ~ "' ri,.,.....,~ ~··.,s · lu'ter ogre0i:Hmt to ptL?uuase b ... u entered. into, Ge uei.. e ,een1 tted. to teke full c a:,ta.cl,.GY of tha pipe I at er 1~1int. ,J_ line all SUJ'"Iler, uh1Gh ncz1 uas D.Ut,raent~d by constructi or.. of d. the e,ooo f-Jet of s.dc.itional. 12-inch pipe betueen our j.nt~e ~n lv~ '-Je Peservoil~.. . .. AD. addit1one-J. s-1nen ma • 1n \"ns l&icl betneen tt'lo 1'esel'Vohis and ['. parallel S-inch ue.in fi"OO 8-inch lila1ns to the railroad tank. ..... the terDillUS of the • • t t~on of treine 1 He~'VY' ooncen ;re. stor.s.ge e.t !i9-t·u2a ie liI!lited. •oaet1mes taxes our fa.cilitiea as the bQi. uro i:2c O t m:..11 re, ,:1th 1DB the year J.943, we furnished t.t.JP re i: - ◄ geJ.10nS 2• d to 201,81.5,G20 v&,0'12, 974 gallons of wet er, .s.s compe.rs 4'a' t over 19~~ 0 1!ag1942, an 1norease of 1s. 4 per _cen 'I,.~ • �110 a.co1dents to enpl cyes or o"Ghel"s occu..~ect during thO yeB.l'• ! to the prov1s1onn or th0 ~ ".111":>a.fl. Rct1rccc11t Aot. \"lo de- 81re to ox.91:1eso om-> t1ppreei~tion fo:x." conpetcnt, loyal oei~ce President ��l.lo.rch 22, 1943 Hr. u. u. Jeffers, 'President, Union Pao1f1o Ra.11roed Company, Omaha, Nebraska. Dear Sir: Heret:11th a re sU.I!le of the operations of t he Union i'->ao1f1o ~later Compony for the y ear 1942, tr1th a onmpo.rioon of revenues, expenses, and net pr ofit for 1941 cmd 1942 : 19~1 1'otal operating revenues {', 83,160.36 ~ ~ 95,1~,7.47 Other 1ncoae './ Total 1ncorne 0 83,180.36 • C 95,147.47 Maintenance e~Denees Operating ex-oense s· General exnenoes Deprec1at ion 0 26,833.73 3,366.99 14.138.95 14,462.68 Total operating expenses e 49~894.87 0 59,021.62 i'otnl taxes $ l :3;926.60 Total operating expenses o.nd truces 8 63,821 .. 47 (~ 19. 376. 73 r, 78,398.26 ..,, K1acellaneous income charges (debit) i': ._., Net 1ncome 0 19,213,46 30,00 5,666,.20 146.44 9.00 k1acellaneous profit and loss (debit) 0 $19,204.46 Net Prot1t $ 9,130.43 3?. ,122.04 3,306.,47 {':, \t' ... "' • ,; 18,749.22 0 16.60 0 16, 733.'?2 �,....... I -2"'.r e shown below: S...nleG of water for the years 1941 and 1942 ,;;,, 1941 ~ A Uion Paolf10 Re.1 lro ad Co1:rpony ~e Union Paoif1o Coal Company other oompa.nies and individuals \f 71,9i4o44 a,2e201e 2,348/74 576000 gy<1rant rentals {\ ~OTJ\L \r' 83Jll50oS6 1942 -:--- ~ 83~268037 9,000038 2,313072 575000 & \') 95,147047 The fo_llowing capite.l expendi tu-res anrl non-capital unusual expenditures were incurred in 1942: Oao1tAl Expend1 ture s Lay approximately 11,880 f eet of 4-inoh 0 .. I .. plpe froa Butle1' Addition ·to 4-A l!i.ne, Hnnna C 15,519026 1 Lay apnroximately 21 1 481 feet of 12-inoh O.I, p1:9e and 6,424 feet of 12-ineh reinforced oonorete pipe, "t-rest and en.et of Sinclair Total Co.pit al Sxpencli ture 0 llon..Cap1 tal Unusual Exnendi turee Install one set of flues and one set of grates at Ft. Steele, e.nd one set of grates nt B1ncle.1r lnatcll nump on Elmo line, required because of exoeea1ve railroad demand whi.oh reduced the Pressure 'belm.•.r that reg\.i.1red to supply Elmo 396.67 Total Hon-Canital. Unusual Expenditures • are ao f o11011s: Capital expenditures ~roJeoted for 1943 Install 6,800 teet oi" s~1noh C.I•J;P:e:::_ '~1200 feet· of 6-inch C .I. pipe between 11road ta. l'B south of Hanna, and serving the ra additional 2 11:k at the Hanna coal chute, to provi~ereau1remente; II e aapa01ty and meet maximum ra1 1roa •~ ~ 20,617 ount chargeable to Cap1tal Account Gl'M centrifugal Purchase and install two eooand 12,000llli'' each vith 112-HP diesel engin:X. -piping, eto. on, on 011 storage tank, w1 th neoes:he1 other at Plll B1n ~o be installed at Ft. Steel~, for water at '"lc1a1r' to meet railroad demanit,, s of 1erv1ce; ._0 na and to provide oontinu ., t llllt. ohargeabl.e to Capital Aoooun f.. '" 26 810 ' • �Fuel 00 ots uere increased due to increased volume of lrater pllllPed at Ft. Steele 2nd. Sinclair. The _entire pump~ge from Sin- oloir 18 furnished to the Un_ion Poc1f1o Railroe.o. Company; l.t't. uteelo pucpage includes boiler trator for Sinclair, and u·atei• used for baok-tmehing filters. Belm1 is shot:-111 a statement re- fleot!ng the purapage for the past five years : Yenr Sinclalr Ft., Steele . 1938 1939 1940 2171)200~000 2:53,510~000 265~630,000 295 0 400j000 355,700:,000 406,930,000 1941 1942 24:0gaoo,ooo 278,200,000 321,600,000 S69alOO,OOO i'la.ter condi t.iono ue1.,0 ;::::i r.rood and no trouble UDS em:>erienced in this oonneotion. Ho"rjevc1"• it ho.e required a.bout all available capaoity to neet the pee.It ree1uireraente of the Railroad. This t1 as P5rt1cularly true prioI' to the completion of 6.25 miles of line li'ilioh completed doubling of the lines betueen Ft• Steele, end Rawlins. It 1G no" possible to supoly the demand ~-11 thout □e.1nts.in!ng excess- be pressure on the lines, which leaves a smell e.□ount of reserve ca.u101t • Y avn11a.ble • &11 boiler ... "'not be 1noree sed l•Tithout using The punrpage o o.u and pum"Oing equipment, leaving nothing in reGerve !n oaae r epaire are necessary. At ~ Hanna the water situation h as been ra ~cute the greater the~ ~ ~ d end the l1e.ter oomUater conditions 1-,ere gc,o ' 11 t far e~oeed the aPBsioner permitted the delivery o'f ,-,ater 0 tion of about ten days, 'Pl'opr1at1on the entire year, with the exoep P11tt d . ot the rear. idly de~1eted. The \lt-tng_ 1'thioh time the storage was being raP • bUt it h~s not been 11..,. . refilled , ~l!e i-eservo1r 1• being gradua11Y �- 4 - ~ssibl e. to gain much in the smell reservoir due to the consumption t ng or exceeding the pipe-line oripaci ty bettreen the two reser,4ua11 /rolrll• The s1 tuat1on is rather difficult, inasmuch a s 1t will do no 1 ,d to increase plpe-line capacity from ~lk nounte.in unless e.cldi tional 60 liater rights ce..n be secured. A_n aduit:lonal line bet\'1een the tuo reeer- /,01rs and en additional line to the r•a i lros.d te.nk 1G an expedient /,Jtoh uould afford tempor8l''Y relief e2t the tank, but, if e~ceosive de~and were long continued, 1 t rould deplete the stornge sup,)ly. i1 During the year 5 026 miles of line uas constrncted ea.st and mt of S1noloir. The We.r i~roduction Boerd ordered that re1nfo1.,oed cmrete pipe be used on the 10'!·1- pressure encl of the line, the 2.26 llleo eaet of Sinclair O ~his uo1"'l{ uaF.l nerforrJec1 by Comnnny forces, Imd cons1dercble trouble er.d del~.y I'll s exoeri enced due to ine.b111 t;y to j aeoure concrete "Pi!)e. r.i:he Datter ur:.o eventunlly referred bacti: to the IilB, and an order secured for im additional 4, 00~ feat of oaa t iron i Di . . d ""h oom1'let1on of / • pe l•hich, uith t7he.t ,-rs-s tcken from stook, e.llowe u~ e , t!ii 8 . ff -~ed a reduction of conotruct1cn. The completion of the 11ne e 8 °'" 1 ~~ nound 8 au!!lntity of vater being ,' • pressure nt each station on the c handled. ~1n~ly difficult, part1The la.tor a1tuat1on is becoming inoreac c11, 11ne breaks occur. l&J.9t'l,, i "'·•hen o1-pe·,r n seouring temporary lnborers "' rred during the year. M0 others ooou accidents to emnloyes or the provie1ons of ll.1 l'e l are subject to gu ar em-i;,loyes of the Company ur 8 ..,,1)rec1flt1on for t O exorees o the Raiil'Oad Ret1rement Act• tJ'e desire g the year. ~ 11 emoloyeG dur1n l'Petent l rendered bY a , oyel eerv1ce eubmitt~d, Respeotf'':1~~~-·r,-•,..·_-.:-,. . ftJGENE t:1cAULlff:: • President 0 ~ �,I XE~ 1941 , 1, �1r. w. 11. Jeffers, President., Union Pao1f1o Railro~d Company, Ollaba, Nebraoke. Dtar s1r; Herewith n r e ev.::1e of the opa?ntions of tho Union vaoific latei- Company for tho year 1941, cri t.h a. coopar1son of revenuoo, expanses and net profit for 1940 and 1941: 1940 Total operating revom.:oo 1941 0 83,150. 36 _ _ _30.0..Q Other 1ncone Total income '{} 72,538.56 la1ntenanoe exnensoe Operating ex~enses General expenses 0 6,619.46 0 0,566.20 26,833.73 3,366.90 25,055.06 2,630.61 15,550.80 _1~ 1 138.95 Total operating expenses i 48,855.93 ~ 49,~94.87 total taxes $ 121 426.8& $13,026.60 total operating expenses and _taxes t 61,282.78 8 63,821.47 nacellaneoue 1noome obargea (deb1t) 212. 74 I 11,043.04 Dtpreo1at1on let income IU.1oe11aneou• prot1t and loae (4eb1tj - t 11,043.04 11, Protlt / Sale• ot water tor the year• 1940 hro•••r =~ ~on Pao1t1c Railroad Ooapanf •._ Vnloa Pao1t1o Ooal coapan7 Olb,tr OOIIJ)an1ee and 1n41Yidual 8 Nnta1■ to,-J: laoo■• $ 19,804.~6 and 1941 are shown below: - 1940 • 8 19,213.40 t 61,233.39 e,1,9.e7 2,819.60 &76.00 - 1941 r ft,'iff-.. 811 t 83,180.SB �There were no capital expeneas 1 ncurred. 1n 1941. The tonoaing non-cs.pi tal unusual ex:pendi tu.res \-,are made durinF? \:) the year: A'G Hanna Line changes mado necessary by trenchi of large drainage ditch parallel to ng aain line of Un.ion Pacific R0.ilroad Oap1tal expendltures projected for the year 1942 are as follows: Lay;ng 11.~500 feet of 4 ...1noh CI pipe fro□ Eloo to 1he Union Paci.fie Coal Company • 13 net1 tline n00 4-A, now under oonotruction, oher0 oato~ uill be required f'or fire protection and to servo office, bathhouse 0 teneoente, etoo Total oost, churgee.bl e to Capi taJ. Account (~ 16, 625 oo 0 .f!_u;ip~ge ~ol].ons» ?or year 1940 ond 1941 compared From li'ort Steele irom l'o.rco 1940 1941 295,40011000 365,700,000 321,6000000 278,200,000 60,300,000 43,~oo,ooo At Hanna, consumption e~coeedeci our pri.Dary t1e.te:r rights, but the 20,000,000-gallon reservoir supplied this def1o1eney unt11 such time as irriga.t1on requirements had decreased suf- f1o1ently to permit an additional volume of water to be furnished and the reservoir refilled. Water conditions were good at Fort Steele, uat er ha.vi~ been more plentiful than usual, and all 1nd1ca.t1.ons point t~ a . tbe railroad demand was 811t t1o1ent supply tor 1942. However, • exoee41ng1y he&VJ, with an even heavier demand probably 1n prosptot. 11 !he conatruct1on ot t"""" ~ater softener at Re.wl.1ns, with ua b he obangea necessitated there 7, ' increased the line pressure •••hat, and the voiume be1ng PWIP8 4 0 from pareo eannot be �-3- tnoreased any great nnount 01 thout a~cocsG!ve pressuro being placed on the line, resulting in nunex-oue b~eakev Considerable b~imr 1•epa it• t101?k Di l l h '.1Ve to be done on the bo1le~e at Parco during 19~2) and one boiler uill have to be ref'luecl at Fort Steele. One punp at Port Steele Iulo given some trouble, and, as thio p t.tr-ip ho □ a nunbe:r of ove1~- a1ze ve.lves in thg t:ie.tor 011d, !. t ie :planned to 1.~cplsca it uith one ot tho punps :1?eleas0d nt m:1.1:1.dn.., Ho aon1denta t~ eoploycs or othera ocom~red du~i~...; the year 0 to the !)rov1s1one of tho Rnill"Oo.d Ret1re□ent Acto ne doo!ro to expres~ cur appreointi.c:1 for corapetent, loyal oarvioo rendezted by all employee dw...,inn; the year. Respeotfull7 submitted, . c~:~-::.::. - • r [IL' ~r:,EUGEN [ •i:iCtiv IJ-n: preaident �I I \ �lle.Poh 22 , 19 41. IJ', w , n. Jaffes:>G , ~r0siclent. IJalnn J'gci f io Rn:lJ.1:-oond O~::,p,any , '1e., lbbrao1,u. Hoi,e,)'.71 ~h n t ...-:'GU!:!:) of t 710 OI>er .2tion of the Unlon ri~oifio latel' Conoony for t :io Yon> 19~0, TT! th a oor.1p:1::>ioon oz !'°~ iTo.m.100, upensea, nn~ no-:; p~of:1 t ?ot.. 1939 ar1d 19~0 : 1033 total ooorntinr; r .0v0;1t1::Jo el' 1naono (. \) ntenanoe exnenoeo at1ng 1nen se o era1 exnen 9eo l'&c1;:t1on tal, 0 ~er at1ng exnenaco 0 72, t§/s"":'5G 66 ,l337.90 (; 7~, 639. 50 ae,?D ,. 1S40 66, 769.lG° ? , 303. '7-1 eo,oo 5., ClO. ~6 25, 065.06 B, G30.6l 16,560.00 21, 570. 99 2 ,629.71 15,654. ~ 47,058.92 ' -, ~ 9 59.d. 80 66,653.71 0 12,~26.85 61 , 282.78 10 •llcmeouo incooe oh2rgoe (Debit) hcooe 801 llaneoue protit and loss l>l'oti t - Sales of water for the ye~'!' 1939 and. 10~-0 r.re allo\1n beloo: ·••i- u ao1r10 Rg.ilroad Company lllon Pao1t1o Coal Company P 0011pan1e s & 1nd1v1dunl s t i-enta11 111.ooae 1939 ~65,894. '18 1,06~.oo 2, 541 , 50 479.18 68.'?fj I\ 9 1940 61 ,233.39 8 ,1~9.67 2,519 . 60 676.00 - �- 2 ... ,a101-,0 uere 110 capital expenses 1ncur1?e"l'"" i n 1940. The 10110\?ing !Jon-Ca.pital I . (e~: At po.rco a II • Hanm:i neri e:11okc stack fop boile1~ plant i:?wo seto grate ba.1•3 fo1... boilers Line e~tens:1.on to so1~vo h0t'!ees noved 879.n 487.3~ 906. 'le llo itene of 1~cco11stl"'ucticr.. L:?e z.ntiei:;.,.,l:'.°i;ed f'oi.,, thG yeai!.... Ml, hence no budget. 1939 1940 255,,6300000 241 ,500 , 000 295,-0:13,000 872,2CO, OOO 2D,770,0CO 35,?00,000 Fort Steele nlli:!na~~e o.m~oeds t hc:"t of P ,'3I"CO or:. ~ccount of the Fort Steele g ~llon:.~e !_~eluding UtJ.ter used in boilePG c.t both ~ta t1on3, vlu~ th~ 13(1.ter !:'c.quircd for bac1:-'..7·:0hing f'il te~r;, eJ,ef.lll- ~ of ~e:'.ii.'Jent~t!on tank -; , eto. I [ • ~le c.tage of ·:·r--.ter in tb.e !!ortb P1c:.tte r-lvor r.i.t f'ort ~•ele 11r.0 C:Jntinuou sly lon d ...~ring the ye:-:...1..1 1::ni7ev3 r, nn partic~tl' dif"i a su:oply at 1ntf':k0 • Culty 13.s euoounter~d iil rn,-.4n~"1nino ;;.:..a. ~ i.... . to '·l--'.'.'.> 1.nt,1-'l{e r11e Q!1!J c1~~tructcd 1n 1934, di~ert1ng the ch~nne1 • "·...., ~ .1. 1 ve,. !Ilda :P.i1.e supnl;,r o'l n=--.ter for of t)3 otrea.m i;:iqs r~PH1red in 194:0. lhe Ra At Hann~ •:io.o 11ke·.:i1 oe scant, ttlesnake Creak gr~.v1 ty 11ne r Vlltb the a.cti ve cooperation of the State i~te~ G~~oiss1r ner, iatt • ' 11181ted rlraft on the 20, ooo, ooo gallon '1111-ed ~ • !he gradual denudation° 5•o=cre r3aervo1r ·.rs " .1 ;:, t the .Jnk -~omtr-.1n ~;?ter shed by t :tire 9 "-111111g ott of trees by tores · ~n.a. •lectr1:.ct1ve 1nocota �fgiU eventuallY l ead to a dira1 nution of t l'l-!s Gcurco of SU!)!)lY, l1808891t sting edditi~)nul. ~esez,voir stor,:-.ge c ::naoity f'o~ une duI-in; a_p<J seasons. !:o accidents to ~2:1!-)loyac: OI? others oocu:rred during ,;;:,.9 rear• ... ~ f ...1,,.,1,..,-.; K--;,,.., .. _,;'). ,i-.J ~~ti,,.e~'"'"t prJvision~ ...... - ·· 1.; .:.u -~ .._,;_· , . • ',..t • •.., o 1 \'/~- clga 1!'e t"',.... ~~."- __ _ __ proos our ap-;,ricci ution "Zo7.' co!;:met-en--.;, loyr.l sei"Viee 1"emlcrae by , ell enpl o;,eo cluring the ye~~. Ot13illru~ EUGENE McAUUFFE �Y:ZAP. 1939 �iu.r1._ane UoAuliffe 1 Pre~ i d.ent fotnl opo l?v 'i.. l Other 1nocr;:, lot:!! In~"'·:?n -- laintou nn'1 J::"' ;tl~OO !!!rati n~ c A!').,::,:,,:>n 'NIIJ l':' l J T, 1 :-i ·v: D.,ret:1 ·:.-: ... \il4'1, c ·7' 44. lot 1 o..,.n~ tin~ 1..?~:="'~n "'os f t !!l t ~~o.:: lot 'l O'.l:a...nt lnr-> c-r-.::::n· -eo ~ i ~"l;I~n Jlbo,11,. :no ;.,, :;~::J ohu ~gas t lnot1:::=i ea1 - .;~ac " :-of 1 'i,; a.n1 lo::1:1 lat J>r"'"'l"" ◄ \I :lf · o n~·iro a. eto. Pac ifi c Ct"· l Co . co ·rini eo & :ln i i i d·.to.1 3 t rent e.l s 1nco~e Ca:;.e22 . ::o • ::;7 - ~fie, mi. ?l • ·" ~"! ,., ( t" :J __...,c_.. V - l'P o - U �incurred iu 1939 . zsten: ·}1 ,JJ 11:io to CG:'i..~li,") ht1u13~s )_'aloccr~;)d by f'J Uni1:.l ?: c:lf;lc ".°'lO!?). Cc::i?e;nr,- "'° ':P ~ ""'~ ,0.,:1,.1., rt .. "'n ...., .... u,-·1 r.i ,. .. M..,.,.,~,.., 1"' ,'... U.!.,.,-:.;., .... ii'~,_,:,-.-~ ""·· ""--~i.✓ ....., ...'l..:i.ulri?Cll 'i'he fol- l~3S8 . U �Yo8l: 1938 �GREEN RIVER WATER WORKS COMPANY THE RATTLESNAKE CREEK WATER COMPANY UNION PACIFIC WATE.R COMPANY £r,1cAULlfFE, PRESIDENT 1416 DODGE STREET OMAHA, NEBRASKA , f, ll. Jeffers, P1-ooident 9 0D Pacific Rn.i ll·ooo. Co• o I Jlabr30!Q?.o operatiug rvv0n';;;)O r inoor.!O \enanca ~~3n~oo Ung expo1!000 ral expansec lation 4Dl2, 01¥-11 856. l 7 116..25 G0 5l6 ..22 1938 Oso.421089 122.gg G,S~o58 U),8$4o0l 19,g00.45 2,391. 35 15, §Q'Z, 92 1,5,607.92 $ M , 218. 94 $M:,~9. 05 2,ao.eo 21,473.Sl. operating csps::::;3s zmd taxas lltmaous ineo!::::) c1icrgvB $65,692. 75 12.92 .37 hicome lttllaneo-'18 profit u.nd l oss Protu Sal.ea of ·tro.tor for f i e Boi lroad Co . Pacu1c Coal Co. ea ~ imividual.9 D.tal• - De_graose $73,992.61 10,844.95 (Xnc. ) 394.98 (Inc. ) 8.36 (tne. ) 6. 78_ $84,427. 60 �- a .... S2lo6l 'J1lY sp!~oximately S30 feet of ~inch , , plp8 Uno £giom 6-i.nch t1at01~ min ~0 ..,. vi" t1 110D of 11ouooo ouncd 'by '?.a.e u.0U 1OCC.- u. l?• 0021 Co:.1_.,,"'.l'l'l'P, p - ~ lt(ltmltnl Bm:1ond~\tUl.",,f3E~: Paint pUDp house n.ud boile1~ 1..00□0 ut 0 fteele, oDd. pUliJl) roc~ 11 boiler house, .:m·vl. filtei' Befluo t'i,G boilors ~t Pot>co 'lotel O I1o~C~"t1itoJ. Bx-pendi turoa fl.n edegEto S"uypl~r o'f t:'2.tcr in tho Ho;,,•tll rnaito 1.'i.vo~ 0~a·~~c! tlu.,ough,- mtho se.'.!l'o ai:i o ouff'icient ou1:,ply io cr.1·~icip:\tad. fo~ 1930. Eo om,..io'l!O inte1'- 11tUona 1n aorvico care axp0l":l.oncaa. duri1¥:; tho ya~. ro cxtonoiv0 repcl1·s c.ro planned f o'i' 1939 • t~ ustnl rav!!i~o to 'boilers ll 'bo'"' • • NA It. Steele end l?arco t1ill lloTI"Sver hova to be c.:ide, th0 oxpenoe o-1 o!Ele ltll be !10!:11nal. Uo cmpitnl oX!pendituroa am conte::1platad fol.. 19390 It '173!3 decided to redueo ths price aharged for uatol>' to the Union '-ettlo '>-•1 • 011 .\nnna, u o ;,O ,. t ~ road ~ ·i tle U'nion Po.cifio Ooal Compo.t\.Y Al'G:i:l " · oen110 o ,A. Ditta, and to tho l:bili•oad fo1.• use at Ft. steala, l?a1~eo and lbolinn 0 from to 18 cants J?Ot• t! g.-,...llono. All reductions i,o;o oade ofi:'oeti~o aa of Jo.rm.o.ry 18'&8. GIi._ ..,... _,_ 6'a, " ~ t ,. ....tended. to cte£f r-•mi c:r,ployas for of tho ~c::en 9 0 , Co!la,.. ., li, d ....en.,1ous service rendel'8 • ... rr.. flArso.nal 1Dj'Lll'"iot1 \Wr;a auffe~d by C?.1.,, :;-- ~Ilg \he 1'8SZ'• BeapeattullY su:toittot!.o Orl~ Sign.au. - !: EUGE~E fi:1cAUUff.: �YEAR 1937 �GREEN RIVER WATER WORKS C.OMPANY THE RATTLESNAKE CREEK WATER COMPANY UNION PACIFIC WATER COMPANY 1416 DODGE STREET OMAHA, NEBRASKA lllal OIK~:i'.' : ~l:) . , lMOtO • i;" ~: .,•• .").1-:;s'};J �..... �- ----11111111- ��-, GREEN RIVER WATER WORKS COMPANY THE RATTLESNAKE CREEK WATER COMPANY UNION PACIFIC WATER COMPANY 1416 DODGE STREET OMAHA, NEBRASKA llBl:"ch 15, 1937 1, u, Joffcro, 1, 3 Vica•l?rosident 0 pacific Reilroad. CompOJJ.Y0 Jleb1•CS'l!n• I l!oroulth o. l'eano Q:? tl1.o oi;or ationo of t ho Onion Pacific Tie.to1· Comp.:lcy for tll.0 1936, oith a co.:1y;r-rioon o~ i.•3von\!.Os, o~::>~oo, ar.d nat p:rof'it, 1935 ond 1936 co:n- - 1936 ~ operating x-vvv!lu.JO 0 12-1,100.28 $135,661.70 240. SO 9~.92 0 124,350.03 $ 135,756.62 lnc«xi:3 Ol:_!)811000 $ OX!)3ll908 zpansoo ion Ol)Cr3tl~ 0 ~-Sll.000 6,815. 80 lS,~97.64 2,3'1-..2. ll 151 60'1•93 ~ 43,263-"'1 Q 17.548.al. oper~t1.DC o:..J onoos und ~ a $ 60,811.68 $ 63,538.35 31.41 l:leous l')l'orit a.trl. lOG!3 - $ 63 ,sos.94: $ 7.366.52 17,774.73 2,897.35 15.60'7.9~ $ ~,146.m ~ 20,389.28 $ 03, $5.00 $ '72,220.82 21.00 $ 72,199.82 8, 692.88 Inorea.98 0 10,200.-GG ~ c Ballroad co. .:!.,~Ulc Coal Oo. - ~ • • & 1JMU.nd.Ual• 1,080.60 m .11 �,.ieo of· r.etor .. Cont 1d) - 2 .. , - _ - rser t rantalo ,,-r 1ncoOO 1935 525.oo 1936 525.0Q 94.92 (Dae.) ... -~-50 no oayitol expenditures \:--1ro co.do dw.•· . Cl 135,?6s. 62 :,.~ tho yonr. lltlJ of uon-cc.pitel expensao \7'-.3ro included 1 !i'h.G) 1A~ "'---~"l:0~•58~ $ 11 - •406 - .,59 follO\'iil\g major ..,._.s u .wu.i.ntonance and op~rating expenoes -111 and reimring 600,000 gol. tenk Po.rco ~ D!lllS pi pe 11110 $ 733.23 •ing pipa lineo Ronna. o.fter clou.dburot lle:Jding mter rnaino at H~nun J.O"To.{'9 a22.as @0.72 lt&a1 (><i A A .... ..;.cr~..:::~ oGS Yom• c.ttention r:.=i.s callc1 in se_ "µ"or,-".t"' - -" ti ~ co_..w.u.ca on to tha advisability of livcing the ©ter 1:~te"'"3 c•,. .:i b ·• !1!lr g a :i. ri r:.r.:ao Union l'o.oific Uo.ter Oo:3pnny. ~JG pi•ofU; 1n 1936, $72,199.8'1, added ~ teria.J.ly to tho Federal Inco:10 Tax po.id, taxaa tttatu~ $20,389.28 ov0r fifteen i,31.• cent of the groso inco:.:..e ohl.ch :lo paid ' the rcllroad end coal co::::J::::zy, tho l"Odu.ct1ona recoCjlenclcd e::ountiU3 to o:1r tely $43,380 annuclly, d1vic1~d. rcllroad compen_v b.El.aed on 1936 uaage, aao,11, cool co::ip~ estioo.ted $7000.00. fhls reduction if in effect in 19S6 ahave i-ed.uced ta.a nat p rofit to oppronmatel.y ,'28,819.ll, ,,1 th .l. cor-..c11s;ond• l'ed.uct1on iu :bu.oral Ineoi;ie Tazea. file repatra on the DaJJB line t78ff e~ens1ve and costly, and ca a.re n0t1 nted i71 th the taslt of replecing a substantial portion of this line d.1.11::) to dlabitegrut10n of the cast i ron pipe line 8'0:'9Pl;vin,g D!:llla ~m11•• r.iba total oon-1111 of wa.tor at; Dana. tank in 1936 was but 1,132,350 gallona, gross revellU8 •It, It 11 estimated tbat the renewal of the defeotive line m.11 cost not 'baa $ao,ooo. lio water 18 1,e111g supplied at D~ at tho :present time. !be now of •t•r at l'ort Steele and BattleaD.:ll:8 Creal:, uas sufficient to '11 demenda without clraTJi.D& oD the 20,000,000 gallon. reoe1-ve in Hanna Res- �e.nd the ~t Uo• 000 • • 0 snoufel.l. is dee:3!.~d. ouffic1ent to insure an -.1 8 -.,.~... c:WI '.I._,.".., .-~tor in 1937 o ~01> , .... .a donts no nCo "' ..., occurred to t he eoployoc of the Co!!lp~ du.l"ins tho year .,...,. p9 rty of the ~. •,111 lt .. 0 Col!l!'l~'D.Y bno b~on voll ncinta.ined tbroU;$b.out. Bosp3ctfully oub:littod, Orlf;i?'"1 Si¢ EUGENE ~ncAUL\HE �YEAR 19:55 �GREEN RIVER THE RA WATER WORKS TTLESNAKE COMPANY CREEK UNION PACIFIC WATER COMPANY WATER COMPANY 1416 DODGE; OMAHA STREET ' NEBRASKA !~a!. kctt_, ... - -- ·- .......... _..., ,0 • Dt ' ,_\ !Cb.'-. O"-"-n"'{' vi.=4 .;t~ • ..:.g e~e..'lSO:J s:-'); !otll tn:,.:o~ tot/\, ;o;,;,. Oi)i)ra·~~ .. 1o.o~~ C::jL)nEi~!J rei71. ·.}~:oo •.; laetlll'm c...□ 1):l'lfit m~l ~i..ocG ht i?l'o"''='· ......u Z..cao :.> 1: ,-,~: ........ .:7':..."'~~ it - t cetr:n I e,et•Jt �r,1 '1n ~w..; flt:r~i of nc.tor- nt !?or~- ~'-""""vlo r,~· ,::i ,'.\ t.1 . 1.,2 _..,,;;; _ __ ,.-.!l.~1,jl oot:'..1.!:c 02:00!:,, jdlo a n:; exoo3sive o \·;c.n sui'fi.c :lJ!i~ to u:)ct n11 c1c17.!ln1o Tiithot\t dJ'll.\;iug on tho 20 .oo:,, ooo c::11021 i~oGO'Y}17.3 :1n i]t:t'..:1:1 11CCO!.')'vCi:.."' i:: o., 1. ~l~ ant:.rfall is :n.r,:r nuffieicu-~ ·,o innur-a c.z: ~-~equate cupiJlY ,r r:atc~ in lC):JG. t ,, "·o ~--.·...1 0~0 .,._,.; -:h"., ~"':',:_..::'.J. "!l0 cL., ~~ ._ •.lo ~ --.... v -,,.. tlU..'!-'..:> ~lO UCC:l."..!.C2. ·n O~Ct'l:?XC'CJ. t.i A" 1' ~ O rirri.~.>l SiJUcd EUGENE i;lcAUUFl'E ,. . �, YEAR 19~ �.I GREEN RIVER WATER THE RATrLESNAKE: CR WORKS COMPANY UNION PACIFIC EEK: WATER COMPANY WATER COMPANY r,1cAULIFFE, E 1416 DODGE STREET PRESIDENT OMAHA, NEBRASKA He1")e1.1:11;1., a 'b~:i.eZ ~ e0stmt~ of th~ op3~ation0 0£ the Groon Rivor .~11 \!01.?kfJ Oc-r!lp:1.:.1y:i Tho Rn.·~t lesna.ke 01..oeh:: IJa.t0r c o::1p...""t...~'Y D and Unio:'l 1f!o \'!a:i;e~ 0 O:iLI,?3.nY o :?o~.. ·~ho c~l ondu,;.-, yoap sncH,1g Dse0r11'ba1.. SlD 1936 o G·RE!;:.J ilI\t'TI..~ ri.M!ER uo:m:s COllP-'UJY 9ld t1eo-i; of Eoo::: Sp!'i.TJ.[..'3 a ~ho t o·i;nl s-o?0 nnen end o,;p~~l□0s ., t ogethe?. 'cr:1-c!'.l. t~i:0s and ne·t i'~ £'or the oalonda~ -yearn 1933 and 1934, a~..e sh.mm b0lou~ 01'"/3,759 • 71 in.so 01 ~3 :, 7'70 oOl 0 31,689~04: 8llanoo e:rnenso t1on exponoes l oxpe!:loos !at1on . '1-4 , 362 el8 5,901.02: - ~,507 . 66 013G,369.e~ __19,007 .39 I - a.n.1. 1t1 a,%CC" rating E.,"tpensea ... llleous Inc omo Ob.are'3° eou.s Debit a 1t e let Pr ofit - 18 , 411.SO 550. 28 ... 0 17,BGl.52 322.10 �M o.xrun!nnt ion of 'G• h O opor-ot 1n • s 1~0vonu.os iooinC ohon300 ~ 1naientoa tho Rovonu~ U • P. I{ • n • 0 o • u.. '.:?. 0 ~"ll ao. 01s .a29.26 r:y-Jro.nu ::;c.a.tal□ 10,s02.87 20.04 Oiill~t, UOO!:>tJ !1:l. ooollti.n<.,0110 Z'OVv!lU.O . c2s.rnaa.07 .,_ -- a 1.>eril13 \;ho 'S"O!ll, 1US6 • im:P!:-"Uii;::.Un'tin wt> OU'.ll'IG3d to ~nsoo to~alod (.!2l#C66 a:.;J1 oam7; inelUdilw·-0 ...,) ~ Ralini.~ 3, d:l~oh.i.."'lg 0 ttA"1i: fcnem.~ p 00 e 1".,..o1~ nt P.001: Spri:lcs , v -- l,670007 G{l.OoOO O~pit~l e%pon :i.tw..;os to~.!1:Lcig (;~9.Sl 'i-:ezto r:~do dllt"inG tho , :lno!.c1c..;i;; ·co ln., ing UJO foo.; oi' £oll.t'•it?.o!l 01tor 1:L..c :1!1 iloo~ . lleoe:;c:i.{~y of opor~t :l..'lg the filtration plant· at Groen Riuo~ ..ii.; . iib:::, c o::,t of owmon.ltl o orroop0lld:!ngl3· t.,o~ucc·i. DllO to oantmuol!!.l arougit tllrot:gh. th.o on~,n"'~ unc.1 l~r,itoii U u.t -~ho hcr.d.;atoro of ~ Grcon Ri-v·oi,. <!u:.~ius ·;;1:.e u:!ntor o:t ~t ®tor passina tbl'ouj1 G~ on. ~:i.va1i \;t\~ .., 0 13 to ont1:Jo groQ.t UDT..1'lt1' ~·ar a por1o0. oi' o~~~~ll -coolm . Hoa~"Y 11a have to.kon plJloo dllr1nC tho pa.at :intor# and o. norml t:atcxa 11 ro.r 19;;5 1n ontio:lpntod. �I I y bson::J.:; o..:J. ooi~lj--1:ln c::.1:i.ll oo.:.1n~ci.\D -u-::; P..u1 00,, ub:::o.:-03d by -P:.U"'c~:Jc o:: :'Lt&1 ( ~~ill ~la O'.}!t• ~he 1-£a;h•;;1m:m:.il:-:) C~ook ~Ia.t0l~ 0 o:r:!p.lti~'• cm. Ju.l·t 1 1 193~, r 0n O~J.~'i..~1.J::l i.;hc nai1I.~.oci.c2 0 O!J.lJ.l.!"J.'Y a.t Illl.11.:."10. una D~'.lg U:1:1 2!10 UJ.liOl! ~~ O:!pl.n.'3 and 00r;;nm nnall o 011c.n.'!!llo1•.:; n·t, llanPJ.t. 1 2.h.e f'lgtU:"Jos ~o"ti~1.-:-ted rop:r~nent ·i;b.o consolidJ.1·Gctl r·o•;:;~•.:."' of: the ii1"10 cru1..,, a; f:= in.g rovcnuoo l ~0:l!O tt~ce e:xpenses ::""4tS expanses . eJLp Gll'.se s 1at1~ 1 Operating EllPensos �1033 ,'\ (\ . Ml _ Op;3~a\;:1'ila t:~r,,a.no0n nml 2ar,uo ~ u , ...oJ . s7 '.) SOo3C5o02 b :tnoo:io 0 l (:} oll2~.00 · G0~621e63 C.."6 ,5'7'2:oll "•"! 0•;.,--...-,-'l _n.,a ;~·ioV'f. of> "'~""o..Z·J·• ,- -"'•~ "· • _... ~ ............,., " "" ... - -vu ...!. u .... .!.&. ,.,..:.,. o~.t.GD o:.. L:..i- ~JU::JOJ - 1034 <q • \":a:~or ind:i.c~tcc 5-i.1. t.:al 0s {; o th.:~ l'in.i '.u::• uo.d Oo:i_oru-1y ll~i?.!.(; :;ho :-,re~l"; ol' p,MS.~'='J to otnei~ c~1p~11os ::1110. :L~tlividtml0, 01,895.41~ fw b.:urii :.>0.1.1tala (11lo~9;: ·;1ith u 1-~su.tJ..!YGio.:1 ~l cal~c 'ii o 2ho TL'lio:.! . •a, u'J u co:r~ oJ: .-;1 l70a~OD i;l~o :ltuu clm1 (:,0.l i.;o c:.\p:i:tm.1 cnpanu:i.-i;urco . leb11ilding lJoilJt~ se·Gt:l.'11.t;,;G anO. J:C1ni1;;inc boiler;:i ut P:is•oo IC'.IU!trttotin.r:· touf)o~ai-iy c1Br.l acz.1ono Platte R1Vel' n~ )lol"'~ b'lioolo , , ' '1uc "i; o Q.z>ouf}.'.lt lnort,a5a :i.u -::-aGec of' puny:lng stat~o~ nttcndi.mto i,.1e:l<10Y:.•;:; to a nol:lea.tion OJ. J.JRA r ~tulnt; 10!.IB -- ~ • '·'is """' ,-,..gee or i'iro \;:u.•dc!l ~ar ·,.;lwoe ciOllul ;u,. Rattlor.:un.!:o orcoit dra~a(."O ciWd 101AL 100.00 �11 -r. tuo c ~~ uontt.,.; , t'' 0 1 0 0 D..~~""''~ uo ~ ~ ~ t.';l.tor fr~ Rutt l o• U(.i oraJ1! nnc! a1• tho Pl atte R1\70l'. ut 'Por'u Gtoolo tro.o ..sel"1ou.a~ shctl a.ooourr:; lo-r, ~a.:lnfo.U t honovoi-,, \JG \!01•0 t'bl o iio <il:).)ta;l:\io 8 ouroos of ouppl:<l t !:l.thou3,j ct~tuil:JC.nt, tho aii.;lt.'.lt iou c:.t t\>c'~ 10 vo~r ool~icu:J 'ZOY! so_:! v , ~oo!m • 011t:i:t11r..g thn ncooaa;;.':,;y of ructin:; i.iho tuopol?t'.! 1 ~ · ~ t\!"!. boi' 01•0 ~w., ~ic...iod. . Stli'i'i~ :.c..--i<.; ~ou rnn311 sn ·i;i'lo r-.i~U?Ita:l::1Li ~;ribt.1.t:11:-;,' tio ora;, au:.lPlY dur:luz the 1 t 1to~, , ev.r;~c~rt !::Ls th~ n~.,ol,u"bt 1.1.t:;- S aunt:10l" iJ~\Ll.Ollb d::.f~1..~nl'i;~• . t... ,... o·.1...... ),__o..,..,; ...•" O 'iTO nCO:!.t\!ln ·o O~C\.W,l'C.,u •'t•, ....V ·'.:-.:.i v .J ... • , • 1 ... ... oz 'iiha o0!!1_n~y - ------·- �, 193:3 -YE.AR - --- �GREEN RIVER WATER W THE RATI"LESNAKE ORKS COMPANY CREEK WA UNION PACIFIC WA TER COMPANY TER COMPANY 1416 DOOGE STREET OMAHA, NEBRASKA February 17 ~ 19340 l1• \1 0 Mo Jeffers~ • p11t1ve Vioe.-P~esident 0 11on Paoific System9 oaabD-, Nebraskao ,-r Sir: Horeuith a ~rief reaume of the operations of the Green Rive~ Jeter Uorko Company., The )\attlesnake Creek t'Ja.tar CompanyD and Union Juific \'la.tor C ompan:y for tha calendar yeEW ending Deoembex- 51D 19S3o GRE:Ei:1 RIVER \'JATRR UORKS CO?JPAHY This eo::tps.n:y oot'veo G-l'00n River, Kanda and Rook Springs O and. Mrtain Sllall consum.ero looated adjacent to the oa:nnumit1es 2"..8.m9do 11'81 iD also furnished to the United States Government a.i; tho air mail field \'lest of Rook Springe o 'l!he total rsvenUE>o and expsnsesp together nith taxes and net Nit for the oa.J.enda.r years 1932 end 1933 • are shmm belot1: 1932 1933 ......- $169,646.¥- opeJ;'ating ravenu.ea 1noome S3"1.9G 1169~983~0 $151,0'12~20 15;216.iGl 50,sl"1.38 4,838.'14 54,490.03 l2i456ol9 s;u7;,7'1 54,512.,8'1 (:rno•Depreciatitfus~362~7G $UB.864.69 • 18.075.'19 14,676.46 $143.,4:58.55 • 97.25 $133,541.16 26,447.60 17,52V.78 tenanca expenses t1on expenses l expenses 1at1on Ope1'8.t1ng ~enses '!ax.a at1ng :Expenses and '!axe-ti eous Inoame Charges t oua deb1ta 4;6j'1'7'7~96 314.69 (Ct>., , as,m.n . 3.2'1 11 64 1 1'7,ssu.u 8~593e49 otit ~ �...2 .. All o:minina:ii:to.:.1 o.r t?le tollorr1..ng -c.h.a.ngos: 0 Pel'et1n g rev0nuos indico.tss the Revenue . !n~~eace... Uo Po R. R. Uo Pe Ooa.1 C.0 0 Othor use!'s - Doozaeo.se 019,'788004 llydrant r0nta.l3 !lisee lla.neous i~e-.,011ue 29020 50~85 lo9q ,..., to Opal:'ating 16~o01 c·a l37a20 02i;S96o67 ~ho total capital expond!ture for tho year ms ttJ.2t occa.llone.i b;, iruJtnl.ling 320 feet of four•inO~ cast iron nni.."4 0..71 nest '11th Street, Green River, a.mount $2'78.64. A very nharp reduction in water sales to tho ur..io.n Paoifio "1rOld Oampany, ~l.9,'''188.04, oocorred during tb3 ye~o The appll- on or the 11.R.A. Oode1 etf'eot1ve Au.gust 1, 1933• occasioned an labor e.xpense of $194.40 per month. Substantial deoi-eases 1n •oat ot repairs- to ma.in •ter line occurred during the year, 4-l'eaae amoanting to $1,819.49. -- -- �• ~ es the .Ra.11 l'OQd Cam and fho union Paci.fie Coal Cani Pnny at Hn.."lrla and Dana,, • Pany 8.lld. ee:rt9.1 pnnao ~!19 operating ~oven n smaJJ. consumerD at nas, expanses t ptofit for tb.0 oalondar ~ ' axes, etc o, u.'.l.th net ~bis o atnpany- se~ ... os.~o 1032 anc1 1953 are t i'O!"th belou: 00 ttal, opero.ti113 revont!eo lbel' 1ncomo Mal 1no0!:10 }932 t, -0 V 65.,565003 •••l,a219o2<{) 551655003 05Sb734o5S lgl99oOO 15,505.76 151595075 ' -1llaneot1S dobi ts "'Pl'Of1t 1:>Sl0 0 00 -4 C21,s02e99 0 2s,012.02 02lv015o69 C: 1090989 025e1.1.5o5S 0 30•643.0l C28b610c,95 $30,626.96 ()289 618e95 s,119,os 11t 1noone 2sOl0c0.1 l,67lo0l 1.,124.03 flaJ. operatinz expans~>n and to.xea 052,515029 90.00= s,s02.20 Mal ()pars.tin.:; DX90ns0a ( me 0 Mal taxes Dop:eeinticn} le\,.,,.. vOu 16.05 An examination of receipts tram sales of watc.u~ indicates ~tiona in sales made to the Ba1l.l'oad Oanpany,, 03,760032, TT!th ~ea fi't0:1 The Union Paoitio Coal Campany $596,..18, other c ~ &nd 1nd1vidaals $75.88, hydrant rentala $38.52" mnking the 1tthact1an in water sales and J:\rdrant rentals (;3 1 049074, this Pll-tiaJ.1,- of'fset by 1.noame frm. deposits, loa.no e.nd open ao- te, lea'f'ing the loaa .1n total income 11.920.so. Yoa 1'111 note ' • e 1n tazea of , 980.se, the net pro.tlt decre.asing ~.ooe.01. l>lu-tng the J9&r 409 teet ot .t~-1Doh cc.st !ran m:iin were S- I•-t ·oat line•, tot.al cost t64S.52, and a -.u.a o replaoe • --• �:f J]l8tei.~ UBS installed. ... eotsl botter1r1ents ch.ax-gad ~ l oc,,.:1ditions: 'tho mite~ nt1pply as fr"1 !territorial t7ate~ Right of B1 Poro..tt 4390..,B of Mov O J.5 9 1S.2S i<TiAL lo07 cubic second f""e'· cSO ioS7 n u "'o" n t! u lbder Pal!'cii.t Moo 4:736D dated ?Tovembec 2s 1931D an additionnl flocd ater right of o5 cubic second feet ,,as c,,on....t d i • . th D ~ .....u e t!>e atata • ~o e o pmpan~· by Thio al1ol7Gl'.loe 9 uhic.h is equal t·""u .r.."t,,., .,,..-:1..,.4.,.,,. : l'.L-v .u~t!I'l oe.r~7ing 11peoity of the pipe lines, 17.tll bs u.sed. tlltrl..~g flood z:-31~~oc1.c to rtplenish the 20.,000,000 ca,llan sto~ngo z-escu-1vo!:i:"'o UfiI017 PP -CIP:ID r.'ATE:R COEPANY n ,,,..,. • cn,.~>n: fh!o oori~:i,ny cer-vBc t he ub.icn P&()ific Railroad O ~ y at Pvt Steele, Ranlins ari..d. :?£roe., and certain flr:.e.11 const"!Dlers et Parcoo lie contra.~t . betr:een ths .Rawlino Elec t~io Light & Fuel C0:;1pany end It trnion Paoi:fio r:ateP co::ipany t1as discontinued account of non• lllge. ~a total operating revenues., l'Jith operating e,xpenees:, taxes, 114 net ir.cmre, calendar years 1932 and _193S, are ahor.11 ·c~lo:-1: 1932 1935 0 69,262082 2,2eg.0'1 20,a'r2.2~ 1,519.f!ti 7 a,!30S.7!? 2,397.05 151"/ll.ll 1 1 9e5.50· - �~ ~~-111111111111111 ---= A very hee.vy d.eoraa.se 1n pnr ha , Nfl!fiC ,,.. o sa of water bJ" the thicra Railroad Cmn.pany, f;25.,995•00~ c e c t 1 r r 0 d d.• ~- . ,. . . . ,.ua.i..u.g tne yee.~, ttitillg sharply 1ntic lihe companyts income-O r.:h t G application of the o ..neral code, 111 .Ii .li o, rasult0d in P..n i..'1.crea ~,.-. • se -l.U wagaso Gffeotive 0 0 in...... of f \ lJ.l • ,~t l ~a-:,o ~ per and ·i:iotal uex-0 :i.no:reag0d ~,156,2~0 P c,&:;, monthD taxes ~he follo't"Jing imp1--ovoments u01..e made,, ohru.,ged . 'i;o Opaxia.ting IIP9nB8S: lleplaoing ~et of boiler flues "Obi.oh ho.d been 111ed f01: S 2 years t1ithou.t r e p l a a e l T I . a n t D b y old tluaa removed from 'boilers at the Superior lines of ~he Uni on Pac if'io Coal COJ!pany Lorering r:ate~ Eains 'betr1oe1i Fort Steele and. Pe.l"CO 'lho lines ~-e ferred to r1e1..e expooed by heavy olou~oursts oocur~ing au.ring Soptember, 1933 total spacial expen s e s 3hargod to opern.tion Respeottully ~Qbm1ttedt Pres!den-c = • - ��------- ------- ~!10 '.;o;_.nl O:X,l~~1.t~ r.:V-.!\U..,!J, \,it;:Cl tot!.! 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RiVO!' p TI:c:.1d.Q. rum Eoc'!!: S!):aiu3d o Yrl·~ tel'tain. o'JJ.l co:.1m.t..!3:....,j l,:>oo.tcJ ndjoeerrl; ~o t!1:) ocr-.nmi::-i-;:1~n U.:'ll!9d~ 'Z'!!.r) ·1.;otal oge~at:1.nc ~viionuo::i ,, rr1.t.,., t o·tol op9~J.t:1~:.-; c;;:;::.,o~~-J~ ~ togothe~ \•:i th -~!lXO:J e.1:a n.:Jt cw:nuso, Zo1") t ll.e two 'J:JX:.-C 1930 l1.-l.1 1931, t'TOr,'J: �R,oOl"eaoG 0 1~524.lG :i)'dl'OOt Rentalo InsoeUanoou.£J Revonu.oo ,,otal Opoi-io.ting R6V0ll.l1GO I ArJ oot forth i..vi our Ba);ablio:iing non con.uoc\jion. uitll no-r, 10-1no:n pin~ lino n·c Gl.--OGU RiVO~ ~ Ronvy ~..,opairo t o n1tr:"Oo und othor !!l!lOhi.TJ.ery at ~.60Q..&Q Groen RiVOl, o.ud lTontln tj2 Dl''7J.o22 Tr~o uuovo r opniZ's l:ltll."k tho oonpletion or n i?otu:i yoar prOg"l'Ufil 00 •! Y&l'y hOU'V'J iop1....ovemont. rrorlt ma.do nooom:mry by 'iiln 00~1.tinv.ov.aly ~au1n:.~ loo.d• pluo th~ rath0l.. old boilor ru.1.<1 r.nohil1ery u.ccd 1n. lie~-. voO llU!lp:llig oto.tionse Vel'y ol!bstantio.l reductions in oporo.uinc; o~~on~oe UOI'O mooo '-'~ t.~~ year, ,J. ~ :3 38 4 ino~inB ro<J.w>tion 5.n Zilwi• l"l nnt oxponoo 't&,762•98• thio o:1tu.a.t10n due very 10.i..goly to ·c.b.o coniiinuouo lon ...., Of •ter, e1,rn1nat1ng thO hea~ oolic1.o tf.i:lioh -~-n~o cont0mec1 •tb d•~.... ,. th ,,,.(' 1930. 1 -·--c. e flooa._ period . ~ A 1"'oduotio!! in fuol -ro:i:~ P'•"·"" - - ~~··" ~"° 87 ttas aoca.nplir::hodo r.mmo l"'Oaultinr.: ~ •tat1 ~ 0118 total.1ng • 3 ,u,Q• - �I I I ~ tllo Fol!l"' m:tl 00 of 12=:1.noh i-.ni..\'l. pipo lino ,.,1.•' '·"t1 ......... =o□ ll!lU OOll.'1.00•~io:u.o - ~ w VC.U.v• () 601?!62~30 1,270 foo;:; of? :\C=-:lnoh ·c:i.t0i') n~i.:tu at C:·:?00n Rive-~ PtuioJ.w.a..:.. o:": :::1.ght of.? '\'T..l:.l f 01, 1,ipo 1:1."lo:J ~tr.'AL '2:,,860'!~ .,,.._......., s o• .29 GA A Gt": •.,} ,J,Q!':,"l luo IJ; 1 t,., ••,n,,n r:--~.,..., ...c ·; ,-.,,.,,,: 'J:no ::1:rot~., mn"'~ ., a,.... • •h "' ........., o<") - v""n ~ 1-:?Q_':"'00· -. J,. >.> ..!. u ....,~• ...,-...,t, t~ 0-v..!'&1{; .!.. u.!,.., r/.!.'l:i •..J the o.ppi,o;.~J. ot tho Public 8GZS"it'"ioo Coi:~o.si on,11 pi"'ovccl bcuefioia.l I In rca1.1.01!!S ..tiho i..1.tli:1002., 0£ d.olinquo~t aocomits. . Dl!!"in:_: i1:o ~rem-- , .•0 dopo-J:lt::.i :10x-o !23.de., ag cr:roca,t1..rir; 01 ,855.00, ?,I.-.o~ ~-;~i.ic!l ss rofur..do, '8srecat:?..!~ ()5-15.00• woro m.oilo t o Zorul0!' oi1.rr''io:lO:i...fJ o ~io noci dc.1.~o of oonsoquonoe '!'e1. .0 ouffc:"etl by cnployos o~ tho latex, Cot1p:u.'ly o..u.1,1ng ·the year 1931 • Tm: F..Af'llLES~!AKE ORim'it \7A'l$8 OOUPA.'if:l_ c::ee - ... • • · 'l:hi~ oo:-~pany oorveo t110 Railroacl Oorapany at; liilrrnLL rui..d Dann.; 1 '4 tho union Paci!':'.c Coal a oiupany and oer~a.in Oli¥.:\.ll oonoumero ut ---.. r.. %'()venue, \"11th toto.l op:ai.,o./.;:lng expanses; total opera:11.AJ ....;) ltg.thexa Wit h taxes and net ,earn.in8EJ far tho t\'7:) :y~o l9SO and 1931c mi.. ,uJ,e llltta Ao•.,.. �.Opo~o.t;:ln~ QZ!)-:):tl□OO :tl'lO~onoc:1 \',Jlr.1;~~~" ro'h "v'WiOll.0 o:wn.ll ""v""V,, """"• 1.r.wl?OU~.:. 0 ltemJ4) Dl'!.l.li..Vl.r• ~: the O vem-> n ~-o·•·,.,l o. .:1 vt•1 g 200o 00 ua0 opo..'l't\; on i"o~iro 0 ~ u t.r~ to l'OOO:i."V0'1 i>'"' r.1•-1A v.•-~:, ...-i ,,,.., ,;:, ~ 011 ~ ~-~:!. - t7uS OOD.:'g 6 d ""' .., \.J 1,0 "-~-- Op0~D.ti11.[3 081):Jl'lOCD o• !mwal Oondit:lop.o : • Tho no.to!' st1.pp1y o.o f:t.xed by ~ighto ~oquircd i..Vl "ahe pant f'!lozn To~~ito~ial t1uter RiBb,t·ot • 1~01 oubic ocoond foot 0 By Po~ui t 4390=E of Novo 151 1923 ;~~ n rt 1 •" ~O'i'AL te u n bier Po1-::u:1t rToe ,.:l7SG,. dated November 2s; 1931; an o.dditiorutl tlooo. mte~ ~igp:ii of ;s oub:1o oeoond feot wao r;zia..,·1:t0u. ·co the oompany 1 '1 tho Sta.too Thio e.11owanoo, wbioh is oquo.1 to tho maximum oarry~ big °'Paoity of tlle pipo 11ne, v,ill bo uoad durin~ :.?lood p0riodo to ~ a h tho 20 ~ooo,oOQ sa,uon otoraao rooervoi!'o UNION PAO~IO UA'l'ffl OOll,PAN:{ law.· nn.... .-.AS the tJnion Pao:l.f'ie Ro.i].j_-io3.d at Fort Stoole 4 ~8 o anpany as...-• o ~ and Parco, the R w11ns Eleotrio Li{?ft·~ unc1 1:;u.ol Oompanv • .,..,..;i a · · .-, , ,•••u.v.. ~ IDlall consumers at Ra:"12,nS~, - - �\ Tho total op0rat:tng revenues With tnxea .........:i • tot~l·,op0 rat:tng 0xpense0 9 Itor;e,GllGl.. mth u.LJ.\.L net ot\Iln.:lng0 ' for thG t\10 years 1930 and ''-. 19511 W0l.,O: atruotion 0£ n r.nnnll coJJrugatoa iron building fox> ou9pl:loo O -~his , III::1 Ohnr()Od to Ca.pitql. li.OCOlU'l.to Tho prop3rty ,ns 11!.'.linto.incd in u 001:1po'Gont mnnn.Gxl ·i;l'll:"oug.hou.t it.Ila Y~tU>, no rn·~0rru.p·iiioilll -to oo:.~io0 ox.pm. . ienoedo lll)ondittwoe ~...o oonto'ill1JlAt0:l for l9S2o l&ttleona'ko 0 , 'iJo Cap:'l.:tol Thi□ oomp!:lnyp 1:ll;o 'I·he 1: YJatel.:' co:11p::iny, 10 not subjeot to th'J jur:1.sdios:6 1 80 tlon of tl!e Pt-t1)1io sorvioo Oor.znioaion of' Hyomine 0 0 no :ll'lj~~ioa ..Go employee ooourred during tho -yoru:- - ----- - ------ -- ��TH:R::~RIVER WATER WORKS COMPANY LESNAKE CREEK WATER COMPANY UNION PACIFIC WATER COMPANY McAULIFFE. 1416 DODGE STREET PRESIDENT OMAHA, NEBRASKA Rere\Tl·im. ~ briof resume of the ope~ations of the= ~r~0n. Rive,r 17ater tlorlrn Comnm1y u:1.:1.on Pecific nnter Compa.'11"1"The Rattl0on.o.tt0 Creek l1e:n0f Com.pony toxi the c_a.lcr,..o.c.r ye~ -0nd:~ Dace:-tibor 31D 1930 0 G-REDU RI\l'ER tJA~~R r;oRKs COUPAUY ~hio comP3-ny oei=ivss GI"oen Rive?' :J Ks.nda nnd Rook Sprinc;s, With certain 0:n.all oonotl.Llero located adjo.cent ·ho •i::b.0 commu.n:J.tiec Da!ledo Tllo total opGrating ~evenu0 0 \7:i.th total oporatiTIG OO:yenoos 0 '\oGethev u:tth ·t.a.-teo and ne·c earnings :1 for the tuo years 1929 and Year 1930 Year 1929 Ino~ence Decroo.se ·--- m T F totv.l Opa::ae.ting Revenu0 ~--~----~--~~------~--~~--~~--~-~~~~---~-~--a•~--~-~----~----~~A~ total Opernt:lnQ; rutpenses arid Dapreciation .______ ltt Operating Revenue, Excluding Tax~s 146.,662080 06t420e52 ~ 41 •060 og 26 451 0 59 - \! - - ' • • ~ • $14,628045 t> :~!~~:~=------------~!~:~:::. •••----------------------~-ig-602:il O 9~0'72095 111:os t 1.a.0 1 24:2 28 21.~57!61___ {jl0~629.46 t Income froa Opera:t1on v , the operating revenuos indicst0 oh.a.11ge~ , An e;r.n=dn,ation or the following items: �~Sal~ - Jno1"ease r."1o11 Pacific Ra:.th>oad oompany UI' Decrease --4 $9.i,610066 -.0 Union Pacii'ic Oonl iu -- 0 oupany other Oo:npanie~ and Illdividua.lc ajdrant Rentnlo Uisoellaneous REnronuet: 150.170 4DSl5o90 Llovinr ~ ~ rn:m1po1" ll B d:rre1 l·'i.'H' and ,, 1•,·= .uov.,,, e·v•-; ...., r-. ,.....0\...IU.l....'..C('.i.r!• ,.. ,... ---o ... '""-1...i...:. 7 -~ l"' . - iG.:.0.d ·:r.l.·~.a ~'.i..... 0C"G:'.!.m'l of Oi.10 mi11 '1 0:""l <::)•":A <...$_._ .,., .,_ -~ .~ - flJ. .- ... ft __ -:-- • • • • ft • - ~:-•.:..i.:.!...,.., r;cl...!..lm:1 :JGC!.:uTI.0n:;;atio1~ '.:.i8..:J.lt ut Gl.,0Cll Ri-1.fell - - •• Pi1.~cl~s0 0..::.1c1 0:rection oz neu smoke f;tack 0 boiler pla.?1·;:; at Gr00n I'!i v<:fi.., Removing &!d uaching cmid nnd gravelD ru.1.d r0~ placing worn out pipe and s'.;rainers in. filtration plant 374068 Repu:1.::n; to pav0:m0nt due to break in w.'.:!.in 208032 Lowerii.z.G m:-:i.infl in Rock Springs due to oha113e i:n. atrecr~ fµ'8.deJ:J L:>trori.ng ma.inc in C1:i.7een River due to ch.ru:;.zc in e-craet c;ttadeo '.i'otal _,J:..,J,02 ~2~ 0" 9 9 843081 Due to hea:r.r c;rszii'l3 111 the territo:i."Y above:;1 G!·!'eo~1 River, \tia.'V'&l'sed by tl1e river and its lesser tributaz-::.0s 3 ::::oil orosion ~in~ periods of heavy rainfall is inoreas:lt~'.3 o'coadily, ,;iith ·th€> �~ the:t cl.ii.ring ·l:;he ~lo ad ... season., tho Ei.mci111t of solids conI ~ned in. tlle C}reen Riv-w i:1Uter at Rock 3 . tePl"l.ngs I inoreaees yeal.'I ,r~!:Ul u \, yaar:, n0eeszitatinc; 'Ghe heo.vy ad.ditiono in slt,dginB f'a.cilities I '•1, a -ttrc.uer ? '-•• ,,, 111 1917.Q . .; ",...• ·,:.l."v-~ nooeasit-;r -?o:t> a oo-·t · u.ii.,...,... i l..,u0 " - .u. :i.n .......g norease in l,M nmotin:i; o5? ohemionls requ.ired fo:?? filtration :purposes while O \:, oxtr aordi1'la.ry :?lood condition d0valopod i..'l 1930,, t h(;') oiJGu.~tiCT.tl ha1929 uo.s O..itGaedingJ.y bad.D and u'h.:ll.e ~Ghe demanc1 for chc:m.ce.lz rlll f luotu.a.te from ye~ to y0ar D a oontinuous ~is0 il~ tho ornoii.11.i \:J~l!-=.red per one million gallons , must be ru.1tioi~atsdo 1 Depreoin:',;ion chfl:!. ges \'7Qro increa.aodj) l w.' e;oly du.e (;0 11 uiltions.l. cap:i;l:ial inve:itlllant, 03.ttlOl.91, tax.eo.i, ho-craver., shorrlng doore~ae 0~ C~:,093o97 1 1~,6980529 T..10 0011.ot:t~u.ct:l.on axpenditurco totcloo. 0 0 9':: in 1929; ac OO-.rJ.p:l.:...,Ek.~ o;;rl·iii.1 {_192,.'71~ , of oonotrnction oompleted du.r:1.r..g tllc .1r ii1olude: !nntollation of ~ rn·i J.1:i.on eaJ.l on otiboidonoe te.nk "' :1.n oor,1otina .. Installation o:f ~luc1gs pipe" .. id . e tank five l"J.l.!!d.red ·~houS0lld gall on ouos eno l'l8to.lli11,.,. nddi:t1.onal W3.int! inol'lldi:-s.1r.;~ocnnootions in Rook Springs, S79cll ooIWt:ruction of. fou.r lidlee et' p.,,.opooes tne , sprinSS., anc1. Grl"'ee11. River, be~ween RooK . l2-1no11 oe.st; iron pipe " 73 oo total cost 001.3 • o the~ u-l·i';h fitt:lngo" te the doubl iltc; of th0 pipe The 193J. Bu.d.g- - Thie iustalla:t:1.on mll cOlilPla g~ betneen Rook springs an t Roel: .,_ .. wa,tor a • sane n0c0osary to noet ' spr.in"'D, thD a.o:aunQ. in 1950 Po- roaourooa btng the total. puxnPj_ng er a. Green p..V ~ "' . l ine ~w. ..,_.::i of the Qr0~1.J. .1.u:v0~ �•110 ne1:1.a11ce "" \7ells 51 ·the :reseI've '"'UI'.lply -1.. • • ~ .u.1 'G.t10 main reservoil. . ,t nook Spri:t'lgs f'o~ a sh.or·.; PO!')iod." o;ctramo1y limiteclo I ·i; is f'urthor n~-.Op0"' d i .i:..,-., "i:iO • ns i;aJ.1 ru:1. ndditio-aal discr...arge }iilO of lO..-inch cast il:'011. Pipe fx'om the l)Ulilping station a:t C-i-een J II. 0 5iverp Qo1mecting vri·~1 nain d:tat:r>ibution lines at Nol"'Gh s~r.th i:""!ec·t sti'oet e:n.d B.ail1... oad A-ve11uo ~ also en Sou·ah Fourth tlest St:i:...co,•i; and soutll Fifth Hes"i:i s·~reeto Tb.is adcJ.itio~..ol cups.city line is :~oossary ~-:o - ~"'rotoc·t s:J;' ., .!i,jhc r0qv.ii..,ci?1e:r.:.ts of ·nropor·i;"IJ orJ11oi... ~ in nev:1-:J avveloped residence terr:ttory• a:nd ,-.1111 al&o iu!:o oar0 of ·the future reqn.ire::acnt;o of a :i:10\7 add.i·G:i.on tm.:i.e.\'l l.s b e:t._ u pkttcd to ·n"" 4 • • , • .. mo City of Gr~cn Ri~eTo of' I!t,o:r Su_D_-P_>l:y-_.~~ - • = IJ:he -.:i ft l. holds the :L:Lrsv t"Jc.ter nork s Company , • -- n ·ver G:i?0sn J."i.:J. - :r uyorn.ing i'i'l O idjt•_,11-_~.nn,•r.-A t.·?:-:.1❖:or i,,ioht 6I'ant 8 d by the Territory . ,.., 1 """'""'"'" u .-.u,bio second fee'ii c ur.de:i:- date of 0' .a.•o ISl'l, •• ~ ~,l. ~.rr11-_❖'. coveri ""u ... ..:i - • .... • 1 ,, .. D ·~ills .!..;_,----" • _E ~ai."'lting c.n o.u.0.1.t,iori..a • ·'- l'l O o 4542 - . 1 o1 ~e• Pt em.be:i? 14 0 -l 99. 7 -.oeI'l'.!12. u ·, · ,-~ .., :, • d .. conditional on v11e en.J.a.L•ge... ¥' - - v, ~·o n ~, Oub:io second .r..e et V t:is.s reo~:1.ve t1 en Greon Rivor end Rock Springs~ 1 5.ne bet,...,e -~ t&nt of ·the existinB p:?.pe - -.~ ed ::ma. on Auc;t.1.et lO:, 1928D c. abru.i.u.on , toll O"il V78,0 This appl.:1.oo. :i. • eq'"ost fo-i! a E:econd2.I'y a.ppropriamaldllC r v.. la... ?iled, •1. '"Ji lpPlioa.tion ,1as and. perm:1.ii 1Tol') f62Oj) onlargomont d £.eat, . ~ ltoii. of e.o cubic seoon Gl'antsd under dn:Gu o:.: June 15, 1929 0 It e.o cub10 seooni feet, was ----- --- �lthe ~ime i'O!' 1~ oompleting the work 0 -.» 00..... 't ~s~ruc ion una.e~ this Q ,n1arge:11ent terminateo December 31.1> 1933.1> nnd the time for rovil'l[!; beneficial l'.!.se ·~ereor term1nat0s Deoembe~ . 31~ 1938~ Fo onlnrgement Will provide fo1-. a.11 future gro,nh of the w~ter company's recrlli~emeniso n:1th the complerbion o:? ad.di"aionaJ. faoil1ties D proof oz k,endittwe~ ooveril"_g same a.!'e being filed "l7it11. the pztopez~ Sto.te ~pnrtmant; at Cheyenne o ~ No ~oaide11'i;s o:c oonsequ.em.eo o:;70z:-e sui'rer0d 'by @ploy0c of TEE Bl~'I..I1LESI~AIC!:!! CREEK OATER 09_11?.AIIT C tt:a, • :rt Year 1929 l Year 1930 L.~oranaa Decreace An exa.m:lnation o~ ? rJStez> r,tidioates o. decreaoe fi"an the sa10 0 - · Decreased sales t o U• r..R.RoOo,,' Coal Coe u.P. Decreased sales to 1 eluding Decreased. sales to others, n hFants ...___·--=--- - - - - �Ou ,,439o'9'7 25i.l8 . r I ¢ 11 :ltc-moo Tcr-!':1:tol'ial t!at;0r Right of' By P0rm.1i 4390=E of Novo isD 1923 n To-cC2l t,,.,,.... " • i nu ru1 additiouc!J. ~~ •·10.,.__,,. , A o{-> eonocru.c~ D1..U?·in_r.: ....... ~ the 'l"i'0'"' ~ ..w.~~ renOJ."'V0ir o:? 20 Dooo Dooo r;allono capaeit y on high grou..n.d abo~e Rn.mm im.o ~'!f.m..,·cake:1.!) a~'ld. cc:mpletion. i:10.s ei'f'ooted Gru:>!y i l l Dooembe!" o The to"&;e..1 cost o::? 1.,0~0:;:vo::.r nnd. cor.:noctiono ,1ao 0lal.,418o4lo The surplus no.:t0:;."' a.vailubl0 :;.~ 1.1m1 being ctored in tlt0 ::...e~orvoir prepa1'1ato~-y to meeting t1)a heuvy fall railroad d ema.1'?.d:, m,rt -rri..Gh the reservoi!' i'illEldo a. ~ai't of 200;000 eallon.~ psnk domnd d11.il~· c a.."'l be cEU..,ed ~or ovez:i a ninoty day poriodo UNIO~! PACIFIC ff.ATER COtlP.AllY ;;:en ,.,o:rp n ?'\~ 'Ec.io v _ ..,..,_.,J A0..,....""'S - ... V V .;.·ne Union. l?n.cii'ic Railroad a•ii Fol't U Steole !) Raul in::1 ::n1.c. Fru?CO, the Rawlinc El0otrio Light a..11.d Fu.el Co:upn!lYv ar..d certain o@.s.11 0 ansumol"S o.t Rau linoo . -avenue~, ,uth totu1 operating exponzes" T'he t o·i;a1 operatw-G • __ .,:'I n""t oa.r!'.J.nes P ~or ·l.ihe ·i;\"10 years 1929 and tor;etl10r rrlth taxes uuu- 0 l9:3Q t 'UG!' Gl : ., �!~~za li30 . Deol'easo 1. • >np-w. (~69.,75SG9l 0Bo658~4l Dt1ri1-:.g ·i;he year r, the sum of {)337 022 \7as ~"'1)0:ll..d.ed ill ·i;he r•mJrchBse O..."'ld :lns~n n a:tion of a s:':!9.11 0leo 1cr1·,. , ., "'h~•inrt ,..,.,.::~ -1 ..... Q V --o--V tiia total ooot :::.:i8 te.1led not to exceed (;600000., ~1io I..J~V .:.,,.,I.!. company, "' no··- cu.bJ~eot t;o ·the like ~he Rut•;;10sri.£.'ke 01"00k iJnter Compal'l'Y:> .1.s J.. ll Public Sal"Vlce Comrai::rnion o;? i·;youdngo to emp1 oyoo Ooctirre~~ dur:L.--zg t11e yearo �YEAR 1929 �'flil!: RATTLES.,.AKE CREEK '.fA'fJ!..~ C0 PMY ;-i~llSf..:m" GAl.i m~s OF • ·Tr.R USED A'l' NUT..:IFR OF 0 'l''1 : ANA p.J; !) Hi\i~NA 1923 to 1929 ioclusive YE/.R 1000 Gn.llons ·-----........- - 'lenr 1000 Gallons ..-----------_____... 1.927 ]l\7,914 1923 l ~-3 , 475 1928 19e ,e30 ,_924 159,610 1929 199,776 1<)25 164,5'14 1926 179,275 ----------- · 56,301 I ncre~sa 1929 o~er 1 923 --------------- --------------- -------- 39.2 ?er c~nt Incre~se ------- · �GALLONS 1.VA.'rER USED FRO~!! RATTLESN"AKE CREEK ,,1 "'"' ',. SUPPL y EACH 'i'V.ENTY-FOUR HOURS FOR 'l'HE PER11 LR CO:;iP Ai."\JY BASr.D ON .,~ )'"T • OD lSHO\TN, AVER •II"..,..,~ U.a.:•" ..!.. I~ HLY ~.:ETB:l ru!ADl'IG AT 1 _ _ _At{D DA.l'IJA. - - - ·- - - -- - • 41 7-;&>, 385,063 1925 1,926 430,198 426,471 516,738 434 ,084 381,957 396,832 397,600 375,156 L\NNA 1928 584,744 ~ 451,401 423 ,342 298,623 549,922 4C0,199 337, 809 398,861 416,327 446, 286 403 ,631 345, 939 489,327 416 ,327 341,767 399,972 1 :21, 961 423,609 560,267 486,120 317, 969 424, 731 461,674 49F,;20 441,662 583 , 403 11,84,150 r 3e1,E95 414,364 451,096 515, 940 533,680 494, 48, 463,344 573,157 1223 502,218 r !fil 471, 05.,. 810,683 bt st 73.2 ,541 ·• 503,249 ( 29 , 496 §J:h057_ o0l,344 698,324 1,142,436 ~ 'Jv , 412,32'i 520,.592 ;'01,615 581,065 Gl0 ,641 :J·- '( ,.-.?.4 382,191 404,427 401,282 536,650 551,088 4?7,3 1 :! 24 ol5pl34 4l;i,7SS �NUMBER OF THOUSANDS GALT.ONS OF l!JA'l'ER SUPPLIED BY GREEN RIVER \7;,TER ,..0t:1 .,. • Ye~....e ,-1023 - 1929 Incl. JJ! . USED AT GREEN RIVER U.PR.ll. 'nl\s lio. Tot al USED AT ROCK S?RDl"S U.PRR. &HERS . ' Tr)te.l Grand'l'oto.l OT"rlli.RS [13 360,837 135,089 495,926 97 , 227 148,563 245,790 741,716 !24 339,053 153 I 1 29 492,182 71,758 167,612 239,370 731,552 . 25 291, 957 171 , 237 463 ,194 57,978 175, 902 233,880 697 ,074 126 281 , 683 194, 958 476,o4l 70,979 151, 201 222,180 699,021 . •27 332,825 144,230 477, 05; 7?,819 185,l 74 2~3,193 740,'248 . 28 387,022 176,833 563, 855 71,907 209, 647 281,554 345,409 m 424, 704 197,734 0- ·· • ·-' a 59,412 256,57, 316,067 938,505 106 ,012 70,277 196,789 ,.._ , ., • 54 :> 280G% 26.r;i ;.SE 1923 63,e67 I?? IJ.' ~ S'c:,~ 6-, 126,512 !SE 37, 735 . 1~23 Cent 17.7,~ t- ~ '-i-) • 6,:1 I" Q..,. 3{I1. u,~ "'df 25 .,:- c::..., •T ROCI S-PR T1!GS ·· REL1A'·1CE i,·oR U_.:.:, 1~ •• • • \'iA'l'ER St;?PLIED FR~--- I. - Year 1927 ---------------- 69,151 49t364 " " 1928 1929 ------- - ----~··- 27,0::?2 ------------~-- uecreas~ 1929 uAd €r 1927 - Por Cent OocreeEO �. TOTAL GALLONS PU;\:.PED FY GP.EEN RIV f!ATER WORKS CQ:"PAif::". DURING 'l'HE l 920 - 1929 C<X iPARED YE: 1\1JARY 1928 67, 739,561 1929 77,599,404 9, 759,843 (:RUARY 65, 7,8,705 74,725,040 o,966,335 63,134,260 80,026 ,,22 16,842,254 r=RIL ~3 , 579, 180 71., 484, 374 7,88 '/, 694 !iy L (,6, 908, 937 75, ?34,289 6, 825,352 .:1..!:a 67,231,893 76 , 977,,59 11,745,666 lily 76,670, 060 86,Cu6 ,862 Bo,19s, 223 87, 605,675 7,510,452 80 ,826,396 81, 788, 9(> 7 96?,471 :i'OBER 80,114,689 84, 943,150 4,828, 461 [,~rn 70,654, 509 • 78 , 639,455 7,934,946 78,446 , 218 74 ,330,395 ~cb t3UST trm-v"'E" -.. :i ['uOOr .ot~l •· • i ncreaao 863 ,327, 639 TOTAL I NCREASE 1929 over 1928 ?TR CE~'T INCREASE 88,.534,453 Gallon9 Decr(:aso �,~r~-' ,,.:.. 1. 'Zl. l\5" ~ d ,._ R "'" s., • ock Sm•• 1• uring yo4rs 1028· " - .1.ngs, ,iyoming1 . l '•J.929 . ~n gallons compared. l.iity of Rock Springs 17, '!3 7, 2 61 Ja.nu~ry l'·eb rua1~y March 19,287,08.5 17,659~568 April Hay June ~Tuly August 18,310;041 17,759p'71'7 16,282,938 Union Pa.cif ic RP.ilroud 800 Total 6,871,402 5,982,200 240608,303 5,952,697 4,124,400 23,612,26.5' 22,434,441 5,527,755 5,433,197 25,269,285 23,287,472 21,716,935 25,162,582 25,641,980 Uecem.ber 19D68.5,185 19,470,923 16,998,714 16,014,185 14,044,09.5 15,597,397 Tot.al 209,647,109 71,907, 402 16, 211,875 5,608,125' 21,820,000- 4,349,100 2; ,323,02; 26,394.592 September October Novemoe!' 5,477,397 6,171.057 6,144,892 23,143,606 23,629, 720 6,815,535 6,163,680 20,207,775 7, 242~ 750 22,840,147 1929 J? nu~ ry Le~:.·:1:?.ry 15,972,435 ::2.rch .~pril :lay 22,487,711 1,• • 21 0 460pv00 20. 973,925 20. 730,029 JUli0 6,247,080 4,515,940 3,403,150 C: 6,,_.,, ~"3 ,Ip 0 -.•~.?0 5,193,520 5pl93 ,520 5,185 ,480 221219 1 •5 ' 27,003,651 24,868,150 28,599,950 2~,506,575 Octo'bet· 23,406,430 23 , 406, ~30 24,726, 770 23,241, '/22 :-iovember Dec em b:1· 22 ,084,930 4,085:0'fO 26,l70p000 256,575,316 59,492,392 3 16, 06 7, '/08 July A1.!;us+ Septt:::1ber 21,362,757 Total ROCK SPRI~GS CITY INCREASE 1929 over 1928 Per Cent Inererse UNION PACIFIC RAILR0AD 28 !ilccreaso 1929 under 1 9 ... , 718,278 4,827,243 46,928,207 22o4 12,415,010 p~r Cent Decreese 34,513,197 TOTAL I NCR:5:SE per C& ~t Increase 29,912,2,0 27,960,000 26,190,000 �- SCI [IJtCE - - City of Cit y of U .? .i:t.R. Tom1 of Total Gr&en Rivor Green River f{ock Springs Rook Springs ~eliance 7,368,561 680.404 67,739 ,.561 77,599,404 30,531.080 38,274,495 11,089,920 16, 824 , 505 17,737, 261 16,211,875 6,871,042 5,608 ,1 25 1,510,258 680,404 58,378,000 ·7 1, 752,000 7 I 380,705 2,973,040 65,758,705 74,725, 040 28,702 ,(,9 8 34,722 , 983 10,475, 302 17,059 , 017 19,287,085 15,972,435 5 ,982,200 6 , 247 , 080 1,311,420 723,525 • 1928 1929 55,977,000 74,663 , 000 7,207,268 5 36 31522 63,184,268 80,026,522 29,232,307 34 I 3'/2 ,123 9 ,2 3'• ,69 3 17, 830,877 17,659,568 22,487 , 711 5 ,952,697 4,515' 940 1,105,003 819 ,871 1928 1929 57 ,121,000 67,292,000 6,476,180 4,192,874 63,597,180 71,484, 874 29,541,685 35,628,600 10,399,315 10,203,400 18, JlO ,041 21,460,000 4,124,400 3 I 408,150 1,221,739 784,724 1928 1928 61 , 879 , 000 71,222.000 7,029 I 937 4,512,289 68,900,937 75 I 7341289 29,490,000 33,072,751 14,679,000 16 , 159,249 17 I 759 I 71 7 20,973,925 5,527,755 4,349,100 1,452,465 1,179 ,264 1928 ic~29 60 783,000 72,855 1000 6,448,893 6,122,559 67,231,893 78,977,559 26,548,000 33,625,870 17,125,000 17 ,359,130 16,282,938 20,730,029 5,433,997 5,664,563 1,841,958 1,597 ,96 7 1928 1929 69,663,000 78,155,000 7,007,060 7,851,862 76 , 670,060 86,006,862 27,019,000 33,375,112 22,054,000 21,773,888 19,685 ,1-95 23,406,430 5,477,397 5,193 ,520 2,434,478 2,257,912 192B 1929 72,505 , 000 82,613,000 7,690,223 4,992,675 80 ,195 ,223 87 ,60, ,67 5 29,483,362 31,736,435 22, 761,638 24,226,565 19,470,923 23 , 916,732 6,171,057 5 ,689,843 2,308, 243 2,036,100 September 1928 Septeinber 1929 75, 718,000 80,403,000 5,108, 396 1,365,867 80 ,826 , 396 81,788, 86 7 38, 225 J 'f 55 37,872,613 17,832,245 13,030,387 16,998,714 6 ,144,892 24,726 , 770 5 ,185,480 1,624,790 973,617 1928 1929 7'1 ,569 ,000 83,993 , :>00 2,545 ,689 950,150 80,11 4,689 84,943,150 42 ,843, 290 39 , 782 , 026 12,705,710 lt,250,974 16,814,185 23,241,722 6,815,535 4,71 8,278 935,969 950 ,150 '!fovember 192 8 'tbvember 1.929 69,330,000 77,843,000 l, 324,509 70,654,509 78,639,455 38, 5 34,500 38,791,238 10,755,500 12, 861,762 14,044 , 095 21,362,757 6,163, 680 4 , 827 , 243 1,156,734 796,455 December Dec2nber 1920 'lb , 2 51., Olla 73,174,000 2,195,218 556,395 78,446,218 1929 36,870,000 33,449,948 1 '/ , 7 21 , 00 0 14,154,052 15,597,397 74,330,395 7,242,750 4,085,070 l, 015, 071 556 , 395 ·1.'()•rJ..L 1928 '195,545 , 000 "J.'Ol'.t,L 1929 67,7 82,639 40,378,092 863,327,639 951,862,092 387 ,021,677 176, 833,323 424,704,194 197,733,806 From Green River From Reliance 1928 1929 60,371,000 76,919 ,ooo bruary 1928 1bruary 1929 L!lUO.ry muary June June J...ugust A.1Ji·.,.3t October Cct.ober I 911,484,000 796,455 U . P.R. ~. DYST"'.:X:BUTT.ON - 22,084,930 209,647 ,109 256,575 ,316 71,90'7 , 402 17,918,lM 59,492,392 13,356 ,384 �--GREEN RIVER WATER W THE RATTLESNAKE CREE/:~~O:~::NY UNION PACIFIC WATER COMPANY McAULIFFE, 1416 DODGE STREET PRESIDENT OMAHA, NEBRASKA ~LliD oc:::i9ffi~-::;- [;o~v,."')□ Csec~ as.001~ 0 :rr.21.n o.:2d 1,ock tpi:~'lao D 11th ce:1·~n-~ :1 oeell cc::10"1..::.:;::~o locci.~ctl ct1jc.oc:i~..:; uo t:10 oc::::..\.;;-::J.tioo noc1cd. 0 Yonr 192Q fo~ul ◊!)8:}n•~ins R0v'~""lUO btn1 Ol'Jcj,.,o.ti""'t"' 7'-wn~:moes L-' _ _..-.,) • ,.,.,,. J\ and DS[i::?OOiat1ro ~--• _ •~g~~~o~~~~~~••-~~~~q•~~ 0 •t Dpo~u•cinc nevonuo o ~clc:12...vic 2El.8.e>s t":1)0 ,..") l3u,i.>~ ev.:i. 1 t\Q ,:)/IC) c")l'."I ---- , ...,_,...,...o --••-•~•---~---~••---•~---•--•- - -•~--o---u~- �- -... ---~a.---~--- .....IQ_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~?to sl"oVGA'lUGD of I• -~1 .::;O. 0 tho Go□pa:l'1~ dom.:i0no0d g :'.: 7,014.80 .,, , -~ 1'. o~ ~.Q'\jOl"' tiO U o~:)o Gocl Coo no;y·eltion r1-.o:j, cool la.1d loaood t1:.1.oeo1~lmioouo :u1oc::::) ~--~•-•••~~-~-~~~-~-•-~••w• 6 ~,120.a7 th:l□ fJ.:)~COo 2,000.0-1 2,10::,.01 --------..- ◊ 12,oa7.08 er1ditio:.~o! capitol lll~oo~cnt,L' ~)llJSoo.0-1, nw1 'tim!tOO ao a.. a,.,,..,.., lonstruction ~pcr:1dituroo .&J1ere .........~, t12, 71'3.9<! in 1929., OF (;75,2 GDelO• \ �vr, G0 8 80~.'!2 2."I 1 5<Jl. '"IO nt I~ouL:· ~t>ziillco i:.l t~10 t'o.11 of .lG~G. :i!10 c~:oc:: L:1 v\Ji,'l \. utl~:.'l ·.,o::>1:a Go.J!Jllll7 ~!oltl.:l 1::10 fla,ot cfljucU.oatcQ. �i,~othor F.1.·i;i.l tm;;oo U!d :.l Cti 0u~;1inco , ro:-:: the tr:o yen::a 102a m1c1 2c20, ! :enc::,cnoo t_-;_: f';,7'7 , D0O. 7'l Oporat111a oxponooo of repm~a to P1P0 :::--,; ::::U;;nll,;w Dccroaoe �:A /1"1G r:1. A _.., • (.J',:; I~ - , l -AOr,, At•hj,.n v ....... .., ocoontl r eot 11 tf u Ii lt.,~., I\•,, -... fe~t .. l ea froa iiJ:a"l& ~ the de::iand-S of t ••ci 1111abe e ,reara at l east. of 1.~~ cubic oecond �...,t11or uith 11' • 1020 17 ~ l Opo::..,ntint; r. ovc:.::.r.0 and !uctnllr:1:.iio.:.:1 o~"' n 0!2.lo?lil1oto~ :1n t:}:) pl"...JP :Jtntion at Purco, 1 · 1 •• • e!:10°I.;.$.\; :i ., c~~cd to Gnpitcl P.ccov.:1t. Tho p.rop0~:>ty \JOO IDQ..i::itnil-icd in a ooi:19cto:lt !t!r-~mor tlwouahout no intcx-xaupti,.;nc to oor-vioe ospc1"'ioaoG,J.. no Gt!pitnl e:tvoncu.... om1to1:1p1u-;;o0. £o:." 1.0~0, o-thor- t1'lr:n ~ho pw"diase or c onall tivo t;-;po lg~bo ronc1"ator not, to bo uoct! in lic1,tinG th0 pur...1p tion at Porco iota; coot i11:Jtt1llc6. not ·;;o o;;ocod .;J5.').oO. ?:'cl.o 9 ~ 11· . _ ......- 1 0 not nul1jcot to ' ... ~o '!'he 1,., a{._,.,,.. nnn-:~e C-ric0,1~ 'a1:or Goi.,pn.--.:-, ' ""u-'-'iii:J '-'>• • ... •· J11l'1ac11 1 o~ • :.c-o:ninG• ation or tll~ Pl!bliO SOl"ViCO Oo~dtJS O!'l. •" ·· ,. n ,.. ·i;l10 "°;Qt\!'• '° 1njm:>ioo to coplo:,oD omnu•r-ctl dui.,J. 1 •~J v ncnr,oc'i:;.f nll Y oeb!:11 ttcd, - �GREEN RIVER WATER wo~Ks THE n COMPANY RATTLESNAKE CREEK WATER. UNION PACIFIC WATER C.0 COMPANY MPANY E MCAULIFFE, 1416 DODGE STREET PR6:61DENT OMAHA, NEBRASKA I /rot• th.E, C!3lt-: .i:~1G'Z- ~-cur 19:JD .. •• r•~~,? <.. -u-w 0 .. p ' • .., C .~,.;~')~' nC;>'\l~Ll trl ~6an ;.-,J.VOl" _, 1rm,l~C\ r.nu E!vOl; :·py,1n~!:l, tJiCh Oelltrt!x1 o!!'..::ll cC1not!:..:01~0 lcoc.tc:l o·'tjrn;c:--.t l'Ot.li' 10:'.!7 ,:_,1 59 ;£JjG .2-'J tro~ tho tollowtna aoureco: t,() the eo...:.. .unlt1(~n l1m.-:oc1. Xoa-r-or~e10 ~ noorc..0 30 « ,.....,...,__. l �Co. ........__________ ----..·--·----- Total inoroucoo ,.)10,712, 58 ~10 rov0nu00 of tho Compnu:-., dooi?ooood: Solo of uatmr to n P Hoyn'ltioo fl"om ooni"" 0 o , 30 on_ • J load. loosed ~100"10 Z:N)Jn dor:,ooi to O lom10. 0-'1d opon acc@u.nto 11>170,08 ----~-~-----~---------------010,000.09 'l otnl tl00E"oco00 1 Iiot ino:i:'onao 0 911151.89 2~10 oinc~n1 ~?ooor-vc oth1ca by tho oo:1po11y io ppogtiaall~.. e=t• jhouoCcj v m1-1 1.10 i., ir,·~tio~ !'ovom.::o of impor-~c!100 con bo o~r,oo·t od fron thio IOU11 000 ~llo uduitionol rovcnuo 1-iocoivcd f'ro::1 tho onlo of \70tor was aaiinod tlith o l"ICdl'l.otion in oporotine; o..~pc:1000 o!"' ,,,;i2,G'l7,00. Doprao- tatioJ! ohu~c;co -r,oro :!.noz•ooocd duo to udditic:nnl cnp:ltul invoat;,1011t • ~2,<l'39oeG ~ a~ toxoo li~owico inorooaotl ,~01!7 .10. Tho conotruotion IIPOr!iU.ttn:oo dooronacd from (;90,40J .GD in 102'"1 P to \,:17,1G5.0<} in ioao, OI" \:'12:oOGOo06. DurJ.nc tho yonr the follo~inc 1to.'Jn of o:q_)Onoo uoro 1ncurrcu, •11.me ohweou tnto ourront operutine o:tpo:10co: Non-esp! tel i:Xpond-1 tur<m \ ~toel lookers tor ebop ~ 1 aoneral ~tfioo Du1ld1n3, tor tools antl omployos cloth.t.ns -~ 1n aenornl Oftioo Dteel ahelv1nB 1n 4DU ~! of mater~-1 Building ~or ban 1 ,.u0 Col't'1e·-:i :-orward .j:,80.38 ---------- �l - · ,Uq:a•Q,__~t.f!~.512@.~~,£l_q_Hto1:,t •a. ) D~oucht f o~mtid Bseo.39 Offico fixtt.:WOO fo~ ho,!dli,l"" of cfi'ieo roocs."'do u 1~w-..,c;aooin G sria~o DOto1~ fo:.-' Hol:1c.mca to prevent ohu.t-dct·,n of 1,lant Z~otnll1ng il~t/ otnclw on r1G o l OD.:i1 no_ O hoi1crc n.t Groen Hivo1" plant to !;.,O»lneo otc@Im t,~1icl1 bntl tooc:i in oo~vieo n" nt'l~bor r.'}f yool... :J ond. t10~..o ...-:ot-rl out Roplc.o:ln~ i'luoo ~l Qpoon. 1:1vm;:• plunt boiloco J op~ii~in (j !"D.VC::lOnt 00 Pilot nut to Cits-' of ~celt r~px-iinco. fi 8VOi1UO:, loalr c10volopcw in ou? \-;o.toi· r.mino, em1oitjG ue!:lnr:;o to ~c p:ivcr.:ont, ~•ot., \"1h2.Cu t:o l!ad to cmm.:.--:io Gl!.,00 i.,ooptmo!'Dil1ty Coat or r.:£ili;ittG toot of Gnto1.~ ot i~ol:!.cnoo ohuf't to d.otornino 1r oaruo \-:an fit to l::o ueod for ua:noot1c pu~poooo t:ov1na old off1co bu!.lcU1,o z1.,o:1 s outh 1 .~, ~?J.~ont 8t1"oot to no·.i 10eO't ion in vi.Qi~...t,y of Genornl ottico ~u1l<l1~~ • btrl.ltlinu to be usod ae a work abop nnd otoro rooci for bouvr mntarlnl 'iuo follot11ng 1tema of e~ponoo OG,'72&.44 --------· o11ormid to Uopltol booount u- ""incurrod dwa1nc tho ~eor: Capital i.;spend1tureq n t 1•-.on wator z;:nin To lay 3,000 toot or,.1° 0:"!nll ~.·11100 s troQts, b'om Ulalrtown to ...,p~do ndd1tionol wator •'7 105.30 Rook sprinao, to provrtt of ti~os tao111t1e• ln tho ~•0 v' �'io q loy 1•~ w:ia extonns.0~1 cf. GOO fo,·•)!; cf G" or,,~"' > ,1 '-' • •IJi:.i ~-- v-n ;\"):u~o .o uo pt.,()v9,.G?.o ~101110 o.doquato oo~.,. ~:loo zoi tho p~oconi, nru.l 1:1et""'o ac1cquato 'l">A ~aci~it;os fcri tho ruem..,0 0 0:3 ~l!i St:?oo~ anJ b!;\:ldc;o~ .t\V0..'1\W" noeI:: S!1~i ut:;o 'Zo ::l.l'H.'ltr.ll llO'i:1 Dot0L--. tootm.~ 1u ohop cit Hoo~;: SpFin.c o o !'oplnoiu:; old ot'lo, \"Jh:1.ob ha<l !:;,coc:~o obooloto 1 ""'"' o··, 1 °'"' "'o·vl> . .,,. _ ,,.a. ,.., ✓•• Gn 0'".._,• • .,,...,01 ::JV li. 1..-h.Jtl 4 ~ ...1 '"' t,._¥J:.(,...., 1~!~cJ.o Xnlm1fl and C021nootieut Dtro0to 9 tt."ld r-;10 ..,J. 1rl"tl'-';~\,-:> ...,....., cJ..._'- JU lcyi:f1C 625 r ·o ot of ,~/7 ond 2~0 rooc or. nu p:lpo v nn.~: 9,.rrntnl:U.nc ono firo hyt11;1eu~t cc GOt'l'~Ct"> or Vo:Fu!.,l."l'G ru:tl Go:-moot1out r:trocta P Eoelt ;:p.~ingo !> provi<ling rnldi ti~i1nl tJttto:" fncilitioo rov do!:!oot:to ucoro, t:-T'lc.1 u!'>i~o f1i,o pcotootion e,050o40 �J • D• I Caql':,.C\±__B.>tponatt uroo .lQgnt ,., •,l vlG,coo.o7 341.89 202.39 -----------·)17 ,623.36 -----------fQbl1o l O tho Groen F.1 vor \:at or t orlro 110. pony !o oubJoot to tho ro~ationo 6 0 V"r-n !_13 publio oorvico oorpo~ t1o4 u prooor1bod by the la\7o ot t yo::l!n:;, o ct:udy or rotoo on r 110 u! th tho Go..-:nlooion tmo made, 11th t!l O rom.,lt that n no\7 t1nd m~ro oo:-J.pr ohono1vo to:t"1ft, noll~ulo llo. 1• '100 f1lod Td L'>'?. tho r.yo::n1ng Public Sol·vieo co_ 1oo1on, taking ottoot IU!y 1, 1029. Tho old achod.uloo filou m.th tho Coo 12.oo.t.on OUJ'1•lod no Pato oovorinG tho solo ot wntor to t ho T!nion ?nottio .:011rood co:ipany lt Groen n1 vor, clthough aaloo mfdo at f.ocl: ~pr!nca t:Ol'O tully oovorod • the now oollotluJ.o oo:apletely roploccd oll provtoua sobeclulos, and tho ._te or aovon oonta , 7, por 1 , 000 cc11ono, nuthor1cod by ?rootdont 1 t, udo!! in tho tarltt. Oicllarly 11• otteat1ve April 1. 1928, vno S..--iol ll'tatn l'oduot1on■ in rat•• to tllo h onv1c1... do:-J oot1o wotor ueor• 11-,1ns •aclinG to a •ub•tantlal ~ RooJc SPJ'insa were mad•, these roduot1o.o 1a �inoroooo in tho volu:.10 u.oot! fox~ lr:m11 oprir-Jcl !ns pui;~oooo 0 1 ~dlti?}~q':, r;qtor n~to !. r ~i'llo. Grc.~on fiivor ~·. ator '. or::.o Cor..tpt':! tl'tt ho1{1n M ~ ~ '1 ,.. '-' l>II t,,.lo .'. .z.t'Ot odjudi- Ientcd ootol" rsc:.1t arm1tod by t h o ~Ol"ritory oi• r)ycni1nc in lB'i'l. thio 1 ,1Q11t ocworSnG '-1.0 oUb1o occo~~u i'o ot. 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"'Uot o~, 1020, totooon Ox-con i:~#v or sml L.oo~ Gp:r1n::;o" I . 1 not, apr l1ontirn..:. rc:iuootinc tho nppr1opi"! nt1o:"'l of l G<>O eubio ooaorul I foot r;oo ri10:1 , unJ oor:1~ .1 c no~, t·.;itlct \ oonoitlo!'nt1o.'! b~; tmo nt nto I fn{;inoo!? 11 t:1•,, :.'nld ih U 1itit1r.;. .,1th a c,:,ouin!.,:; r:.1o:,n~~<l .i'or r:ntor nt Roolt [.ptiin{.;o D t ho p:r-000;1t 'i!o~r:2.tc:.,101 t1p~1ropr-!nt1oa t:,uor,; lio 1,01nrorcod !l!\ tbo nom, i'utul'to o GouoX>ol Cont11t ioan~ ---- -► - • ·· ·u .....th tlio ahnn1Jo in tho om1uco::mnt o~ouo1oncu by tho roti:ro• on ·,·:ovo::!'001 · l u • 1nz7 o tho norl: of t:ont of Proo:lclc::1t h. 1~. •~.L·11·'"..'",'"'tlo".,"' " • n'boorbou by t : 10 oft1oiolo of 'rho Union lnto tho onpne1ty. I ll co bff tho no1lroa~, ., 1>1ned non!= <.1o::=i:l1 L16 Dl.U,ing tho full ooaoon t ~c • .. ool! :.,pr•1naB toxo<l ttio oo:1 co ~orcinl t:nd uonost1o oo.'"10U!':! rs ct -· ,·-"'lior~ ouppl=r obtatnoa 0 na ti.10 0 .~ " , rooo.,'IOlt' t!lo nool: ~pr..ni3s • oup•,lY 1n lt Uolionoo Junction, th• reaorvo • t .. ottnrs the con• d0::!"""'r1 op t:ho u,.-.oon HiVOF pipe l 1no n ~-~ ... - to noaoo oiCoto roo r~ ~ ~• bo 0h1a os.tuntton oon onl•• l 1no between areon n1vcr �sprin{)o ouppl~t o I I I Gi c11lorly o tho i'il ti"oticm v1ant ot tlroon !avo:r,, O?>icinnlly c : m o t r u c t c u i ' o ! " H ! : , O n i t : u: . i dnily cnpGoity (2~ h o u r c ) - .., fl o ( ' " ' OO",J ,v·J t•,.~ 0 [JC.~i,_ono, hno bocn out~or;n, the avm?u.c;o c.clll~· dc:-:.1u~1d 0J-:pc:ri~.oi ~c c~1 clm•tna tho r.::~nth ~ i.n 1 lot' Soptcr..!bOl., ..~ 1920 .,.. l"Wm!n ~ to £ .,..., .,f.:O",._, onoo GnllO"""' ~ .., <•U<;J~ ' tCs1 or /ror the cnl o.l"ucruo.ut of thio r>lc lt tm.:1 11:rm~! .:c 1.n::l!ut-1\!f1 i ~ ,./J'1,2ou. oo tho 1020 &uclgoto 'illo c,.,or1i::1g □oooU!?O o:' t~af>fic oox•r S.oJ b9' t;1?!o !lo1lrotid , to• got?lor n .itb t ho ::. ~ato.llut1o~ 02 onnitn~.:r sonvs-•:1 ;, on~!n::; mc:lo1·n beth l mil to2.1ot .?!3t'i.::.."'o o voon1.blo or uco, '.,ill conttnuc t" dornr.nd n c;ronina V<>ltt:10 or natc::} in !\oo!t ~pri tl CO , ';J10 co~olop:~c~t o~ lo.mo, ohrnlo trooo and ea.."dc.."lo \"Jill nloo t'cqu1r~ t:Jtor. OOoUF~od uur1nc Cho your. Uc co:•iou~ 1ncot"11 upt!o11 of 001.,.vioo �:U.1c:-or:10<.~t! CD!C:J to U. :•-. .~ . I,. t:o. It?.c:;?on.t.i cu "'"l ..,,..,.. CJ , to U . }'9 !.:.lC!•Or:ooa Jonl i_,:oo en.loo t') Ot.'i.1::::'." 0 ~ q , ~ . . . . .... ~ , . . D0 tL:0,;0~ 1.01 oubio ,, oor,-,;! " .;~O ........ 1.:::>17 r.:.lotc.1 ---------- II .I . rcmt •r ��T l cuoti· ..n '.,.: .. ! On.: ...... .J,,..,,,,.. ... " 0 '\ ",c;.....,,• . ,~• l· • 1.--... ICilnacj clcctJ':lo "'-- J "(lr 4• ... ...,. -....1 �(' > - ! l ... I -- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0129 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource I. N. Bayless Eugene McAuliffe Title A name given to the resource Water Company - Annual Reports 1928-1957 Subject The topic of the resource Annual reports regarding the operational cost of the Union Pacific Water Company. Description An account of the resource An 11" x 8.5" black leather book with gold text, there's minimal damage to the outer edges. Most of the documents 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. 1928-1957 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/b0cb8176b2af78cdc0e39a206897c39f.pdf af9b9faa5aaf1043a8cb4795f3827486 PDF Text Text �i1 PERfORMANCE - THREE 5 YEAR PER IODS-YEARS__ L923- 1~37o AC CIDENT r YEARS 1938 A ND 1939 SHOWN SEPARAT ELY. MAN- HOURS WORK ED PER ACC IDE NT. NON- f"ATA._L f AJAb l,7 00poo ALL ACCIDENTS 1,afXIJ ~ ·~ lf«YJPOO 14 0,000 ,... ff) l,200POO 0, 1,100,000 900,000 fY)().,000 0 0 (\I ,.,en - O'I co LJ I Gl (\I ,... 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' CD N ~ l,J Q. 14441761 C 0 ~ L&I Q 0 ex I7!11,ZOS - c( UJ > ·- I ' ~ ~ (:l - cs- O'I °' (1) ~ ~ t -- If) 0.. - w 0 0 D: Cll'I ca ('- €) en 1,zoo.000 100 ,000 0 2 90,000 80,000 . 70 ,000 t- en ~ I a, I cl) (\I 6) !! ~ CL 60,000 !! 1'!>03 654 so.coo 0 40,000 900,000 30.000 Z00,000 20,000 10 0 ,000 10,000 00,000 0,000 N N 2 Ill: l.!J IL - 0 0 -°'w a. 19! s,gl C S0,0 0 0 °'w 80,000 0.. loo 1491 !!' 100,000 - ~ l'I\ !! °'w 10,000 fl'. ~ ~ t aa N ~ \f) -• @ ~ !! 50,000 °'- 0 ct( 4 0 000 0 .....>- ! 0,00 0 ~ Q. .w D. ~ 0 0 !61,IE>5l e~ CS\ a: ~ tl. "' IA! 20.eoo IJlq,,1s6J 110 ,a1S-J I [9Z.,680' N G0,000 0 - 0 Cf 10,000 0 ,000 - - - -.- --·-· --~--- < ► �YEAR 1 9 4 3 �200-41 Ap:~iJ. 8 , J.944 -1 . J ef f er s - t-re e'.l.aent Uni on PQci fic ~nilroud Com9any C'1;1oho., J3ebr o alra ll1"'. H. Deer Sir: I sub.o1 t heroui th t he fol l ot i r~6 r e cUEc o f ri h c Union Pt c i f ic Co~1 Gor::pan;v Clp c r c.t ionn for t hG ;yccr 19~3 : f or t h belo1r: Product ion T~na Yel':r 1939 1940 1,oFlted 3,261,003 .45 ~ , 686 , 689 . GD 4 , 276,186 . 60 19~1 1942 5,283,346. 26 6 ,136,041.96 1~~3 Avcr0.go D£yo 157 . 6 l?0 . 9 210.4 272 . 9· 3~1.2 . .riinr Cn s ti f 1. 5~3 1.4/11 1. 572, r.~tr.1 Cor.t t 1 . ?52 l . 6t1l 1. '700 1 . 806 1 . 931 ]. t:'41 r') , _ . 11 e · Moo 'rhe outnut increeaed 852,695 . ?0 tonn , or i- .," • -:'-" t,hour• ohi.f•\)o c.r e malnto.1ned, w1 th the except1r>n of' 11 n11 .:1ne, Sup erior, and t:o. ~ t ine, Rook n-cr1nge, uh1eh aro ncnr ~ng e:--hnm~t1on ond ure unde1.. heavy cover, making double-shi fting e~trc-bar nrdouo. •1nee w111 be e:,rhausted th1o yef;.r. Both of the se :ane corts incr e(-1 :.;ed f~.2~2 p er ~on, and the total coot of all co~1 sold tnc~etoc~ .187 ,er ton. The following 1a the production b} :1:..otl."'1cts for the past three years: �- 2 - .1941 P.ook Spga. ?.e!iunce 'i'ono Cent 857,274.36 936,116. 90 20 . l 21 . 0 StD.nSbtl!'y 1942 Per Uinton 702,312 . 25 16.4 Suoe.rior 1,119,978 . 66 26 . 2 H01ma 658.SO;z.45 15o 4 TOTAL 4,2?6,185.60 100 . 0 -- T~n8 964,07$.80 1,209,641.90 194::S Pet• Cent Tons Per Cent 18 . S 1,160,325 . 30 18.9 22 . 9 1, 396 , 828 . 30 22 .8 53,671 . 75 .9 16. 2 860 ,207 . 65 14.0 28 . 0 l,62S , 23~ . ~5 26 . .e 066 ,775 .'15 l,~81,163 . 80 771.,.696.~0 l 4 o6 l, 042. 67-<1, .. SC) _).7 .o 5,28S,3~5. 26 100 . 0 6"136,041.95 100 .0 rocd, it i s ant1c1pctcd thzt the de2nntl ,111 be euch that t~e pr~Quc- :-'oclcr-el. 'i Ctho~ ·: o r 54, 6'J~ . 1e ~46c(18 . 71r, ~)otnl ~rr1n~ 194 7 our c~r l i 9()1 , 0?2 . 92 1.-~~ 100 ne~cent cechanioeJly loaded . Gn De~emcer z~, 19~3, 220 l oatl1n~ unito were i~ s~~vice , tot~l ccpital S.tweatmer!~ i n l!;echc.~1cnl l oaders , t:1th c.epl:'eci.2ti,,n to D3ce:1b~r ::1, 19 _;;, Get fo:.·t~ below: Or1g1n~l c ~1t6l 1nveataent Deorcci~t1,~~ to Dec eober 31, 1943 Ori ginal co ot l eno c oorue d depr eo1ct1~n Dopr~o1nt1on for t he year 1943 915,676 . 70 ~TI,A25 . nl .·1~1 , 850 . 79 -- ::-e:-, 67,641 . 37 Based on the tot~l tonnage oi ned in 12~3, tlle dopreoioted Dap1tal i nvestment i n l ocdlng oech1nery a9 of December 31 woe 7 . 0 Dents pur t on . Since 1926, an accura te record of t ..c e za .1ngs of a ll union - �- 3 - : ,ed mine employes h e 0 b een r1ai nt o.! nad, fro@ uhioh t he f'oll0rring r e cmne hon been cbst~acted: Avg o ~--,o . 1\vg . f!:1.ift a l'ni '1n ">Jnloyes · ~nr> t~o. ',01,tin'.'"t - i• 197 . 9 1939 1040 ?.1 3 of; 1041 2,169 / 7 }2 , 114 . 9 ·~, 286 . 2 1942 2 ,500 . 5 1943 2 ,662 . 7 269 . ~ 305. 6 \1 7 . 1~ ("I V 7.18 8.0 5 8 069 9 o59 Y2?.9 118 . 25 127. BJ 152 .84 ~;l , 419 . 00 ,., " 1 ~ or:........ ..:ic:i . o,., 1,834 .08 19£L04 2, O .....,tiO - • L~-~ -u 243 . 96 2 ,9?.7 o52 , THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Comparison of tons mined, and total man-hours worked per Fatal, Non,.fatal and All Accidents Foun 5-YEAn PEn100s, 1923 TO 1942, INcLusrvE A:.-.o YEAR 1943 Year 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 - - Tons Mined Percent- Number of :ige Accidents Lo:ided :\lech:inNonic:illy Fatal fata l Tot.ii Tons Mined per Accident F:it:il Nonfat:il T otal Man-hours Worked Man-hours per Accident F :it:il Non• fatal Total 394,618 641,777 496,175 515,335 18,316 12,625 16,136 14,784 17,503 12,381 15,627 14,372 - -3.32 16 287 303 202,569 11,293 10,697 5,581,040 348,815 19,4.46 18,419 3,241,105 2,821,678 5.72 11 2,779,065 9.55 6 2,776,245 21.67 8 2,750,430 40.28 7 - 237 305 246 244 - - 248 256,516 11,906 11,378 4,340,800 311 463,177 9,112 8,936 3,850,664 254 347,031 11,285 10,930 3,969,400 251 392,918 11,272 10,958 3,607,344 5 yrs.. 14,368,523 15.61 48 1319 1367 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 2,927,390 3,060,632 2,897,653 2,453,527 2,045,270 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 2,097,558 90.55 2,402,553 97.41 2,887,731 99.03 3,286,159 99.95 3,315,628 99.50 51.29 8 57.97 12 59.42 8 73.39 6 81.13 1 -- 299,344 10,893 10,511 21,349,248 444,776 16,186 15,617 294 270 270 152 59 302 365,924 282 255,053 278 362,207 158 408,921 60 2,045,270 9,957 9,693 3,858,672 482,334 11,336 10,853 4,126,880 343,907 10,732 10,423 3,872,648 484,081 16,142 15,529 3,169,584 528,264 34,665 34,088 2,607,116 2,607,116 40 59 56 48 38 43 699,186 52,439 62 800,851 40,721 64 360,96~ 51,567 54 547,6~3 68,462 40 1,657,814 87,253 13,125 15,285 14,343 20,852 44,188 12,777 14,634 13,930 20,061 43,452 - - - 5 yrs.. 13,384,472 63.18 35 1045 1080 382,413 12,808 12,393 17,634,900 503,854 )-6,875 16,329 -- -3 3 8 6 2 5 yrs.. 13,989,629 97.18 22 48,780 38,751 45,121 60,855 82,891 2,543,104 847;701 2,800,683 933,561 3,291,205 411,401 3,744,274 624,046 3,707,237 1,853,618 63,578 ' 59,142 47,469 45,172 58,771 51,425 78,006 69,338 97,559 92,680 241 263 635,892 58,048 53,192 16,086,503 731,205 66,749 61,165 31 1,508,489 104,034 97,322 3,198,325 1,599,162 110,287 103,172 4 23 27 815,2!?1 141,783 120,778 3,357,955 839,489 145,998 124,369 24 30 598,098 149,525 119,620 3,555,408 592,568 148,142 118,514 6 5 30 35 855,237 142,536 122,177 4,162,132 832,426 138,738 118,918 9 · 36 45 587,038 146,760 117,408 5,398,445 599,827 149,957 119,965 26 142 168 747,158 136,804 115,632 19,672,265 756,626 138,537 117,097 - - 291938 3,016,978 100.00 2 1939 3,261,003 100.00 1940 3,588,590 100.00 1941 4,276,186 100.00 1942 5,283,346 100.00 5 yrs. 19,426,103 100.00 - -- -194,-3 6,136,042 100.00 4 70 74 1,534,0ll 87,658 82,919 6,751 ,936 1,687,984 96,456 91,242 �- 4 - Al thouih our nnn-hou1:.. s par n.cciden-~ ohoued a consider., aecz:ens0 , l:.1.LG co!Dpnre d ~~,1th 19(?, the naf0ty r>GGu);ts t,~ere better conduct th.<~ Ct'r.te str. . t'\nn:Pcli:; .;per ~nn Per\nd {, oOl?? 0015'7 00152 00160 00116 ~, 85( / 7'<9 o~6 192~-£7 1928-32 193~-37 2938--12 20£l , 6~2 o38 212 , ,:78 008 ~10 , ~58 002 Yro19~5 ?1 oSS3 o64 Year l.9~2 G110,009 . l9 16,863.11 1,00 fl7u , ~ C9 080 1 67,183 . 60 Cl32 , 373 . 30 7::!1c Con:peny' s cracit bel~nce i n t-hc ::'r!~d. \i~c in.cre.:!sed from 122 ,308 .8:) ~c of Deceobcr 31 , 1942, to <:16~ 0 '2-::'.5 . 62 .. D111G ce...~--t,• ..,0,. fl .. 1 ..... , 1n..... v ~ •:> , c:11 "J.ncr~n9e O!."° .,A u-zl , 1. 2.,.,, . ... Ar, i: o • :''~1·1.~ ~.....,s..;.. ~ "' .., "19 of .,..~~ .. ~~o_n_ - ~- "' fo:r ':or -kwen • e Cor:Jpensati~n L'ld Cataetro. he Ins·,.E,.9i1CC for the -~· :;t f1 ve yec.rs ,ras es fol 1.ous: Compensation Cata.str~t>he Inourance 1rorl.tr.lan I s Tota1 J.939 t.; .0106 ,0027 (~ .0133 1940 0 . 0169 . 0026 . (: . 0185 ('lf'. ~ l - _J. - c 1943 -1.9~~ ·. 0219 {,. 011s 0:.>~2 1 C~O§ . 0251 ,. . 0122 1 �i.fhe heavy inorenoe in 'i'rage rntcn necessitates a corresnonding increc.se in the Comr.>tlny 9 s credit bo.1:mce in the Uor-kmen I s ~ens£tion per ton rui ncdo t'ate.l. Accident s n er Hillion T~n1s of Ooz:.l Ilined 1I'he Hnion Pnci fic Coal· Comn@ny_m-1cl United Ctf'.tt?s_, Oqnn~Ped 'Z1he Union 'l?ncific Coal Co o All. Bi tuminnJJn !U.n.eD ._J. . ~F'ntali tiec per Pa"tPli tie0 l::iOt-' Xerr i.?ntolitieB I-allion 'i'ons ptotnli,ties I-U l1 :ton T~1nn 1939 1940 1941 19t:..Z 194.3 4 6 5 9 1.23 1 . 67 1,20~ l ol? l o70 111071 1,26'3 ~ . 65 Yorr Lr bol:' rind f';-te!"'il 1 1939 'ir 62 , 905 080 77,86~ . 69 89,868 . 62 106,423.95 141,744 . ?1 " 194:0 1941 1942 1943 by our' 0 ,m ~~&f'ety D~partoent . 2 .19 967 2 o61 2 a09 1,175 (!::ct . ) . Tons ~-1~ 3»261,003 v..,, I C:Afi O'"' , •5C\Q 'I:) 4 "276,186 i:: P 28;\ .-z .!\6 O J t...: g U -, 6, 1;;6,0'.!2 2 .16 ,..... ) 2 .01 ( 17'C,ub • Goat var "i:on .. r' \j 0019 . 022 . 021 .020 .023 Ho exc..m1nat1on U£.S· r:c"i.r:1 of onY" !:!in.es by a1~ ou·lici(H.';. ene;incer . (lu1" Finton : .~o . 1 111nc uorked 309 /765 1;Jnn.- t.ou:ra F:1th ,:,ne ~1thout u lost-time &ccident, 1rith 24b,7~0 ~o~-hou~3 . ~heGe mines t..-111 'te conE.i1dered. in o.ue.rdins the Sentin~ls :1f S~.fety trophy . The monthly and gencrt.l ss.fety nwetL"'..r;s ,;-ere continued dur1ne the year 1943. awarded. µ CaE.h, t-:rer bonds and ·nt.:P oa"\:°i!1go st am-ps 't:ere . �,.,. - 0 - 'r-he chonge s in value of ntoclco o f oine oo.t c.r•i al encl cup .-lies c.sr~iea Gince Dece□ber Zl, 193~, io set f orth in the fol- lovinG 1..~cort1: . !-.otcriru. end ~~t:P1)1ieo on .::and, D:=:c~hC':i> :-'"1, 1~~-re 19~9 • !nc1us1v\3 &-lount 1839 19~0 1941 19~2 19~Z !t:Ch cf '.,he :..nc1,errne cho":n is due to l ~rgor inven:'Gorieo of ••:.. . ;~ . R. Jcffez~1n , □~de c net profit of' ' 59 , 197 .19 in 1943. As l!! 19~2 , -·-' • Jeffoi'1s ag~in mrperienced difficulty in obt ..:1- nd otheP gover-nrJentnl agencies likeuise h~pereu our otore opera'- tionc . '::he hel p oitu:.-:tion continued. to be a difficult one, as !.n t~or.·, c "es the :::en ·no ho.ve not bean cr.lled 1·1to the Orr.Jed forces ')!'efe·i-• to t ·or't i n the ~inec for the higher r nte nf ·•cges nai d, nE.k- 1n~ it necceeory to e!Jploy n nuraber or ~.-omea i!! our otoree . The rreneral recnl ts for 19<12 and 19~3 0 1"'e sho·m by the follot•ing : �- 7 1 :~ ot ul • 19-12 1943 firilcs Inventory Value 'l ota.l Operating Gxnc:>nses & Tf~xes E.eirning~ 01 , 395, 230 ( 207 , 302 _lJ 60-1 , ;~57 ?04 , fl27 ~'\220 , 312 (:77,075 "69 ,197 lac . ,. Dec . _ :?4?. ? 40 ' , 27 , 028 109 ,127 !· 3,076 Accovnto Hecei.vzbl e , ,-... ch--n -11 °v -..,. -~vvc,.rumen n ,,,,._..,. ~<· •~L • :-. \,;, ~, c~ber ~1 , 1939 to 19('=-- , 1ncluai vc , 19~9 19~0 lfM.1 1942 1943 \'l et lU'c □:10·-n Avg . :,!"i c e Received 115, 502 .en 122 , 6~{ .7;3 G5, 5?1 .2O 57,234 . ~~ (~cc . ' B, 336. 90) AV?.; . ~oti:tl . ~ 0 11G 19c9 :1.e, s1e·.eo t 2 . 433 ( 1.558 "(, ~~2 . 65 ..!s, inn.05 2 . 357 2 . 454 2 .379 2 . 288 1.4.64 1941 19~2 1943 n ~ -,:;U r.,- o G" i:_ . - ; J C3 , C79 .65 1-ec- ... . 11s _ , o vr::9 ~ . ... v0 ~efl!' 19f.0 Of 1n tr~e folJo:ri ng : : ~bras1~o., ... s continuo(l through the ~; c r:.r, . Sol d 2_Q Cost l.'109 1.871 1.872 ' 'Pf' r cr :10 so.le of ?r-,f1 t r ·on 0 .975 . 893 .7~5 0608 . 416 Ar:loun t l-16,291.46 19,962.66 18,209.77 24, 541. 30 2~,410 .69 1ho " e.ver c.gc tota l cost'' ah~t·n 1 s th:.t covering the cost of all cof l cole. e.t Hanna, including the itemo of genercl expense s c.nd taxes. In addition to tho co9l deliver ed t toe four distribu- tors et E&nnc., cs shot:n c.bove, coal uec col d i r! 1943 frora our Rook Spr1nrre district cinea to commercial operator t r~ sale as fol- �- 8 - lou s ~ much of thi s ooal .ehippe4 to the Pagif!c Northt·rest: 1942 1943 rrono 'I'onfii G·Ui!.n-Cuec.J.y Coal Gocpi:.ny 9,274.15 930.00 5?.65 · 10,261 . 80 R1e~ Sp~ingo fuel C~mpony A o t' o C!:l.t10POZl e+m1n- ·~neeJ.y Coal Comuany Tne Hm:•1;.,is Goe!l Oocpany The ~olony ~021 Compc11y ~ . F' . i.k.oar::in 1 11 2177 .15 13 r660 . 90 160 . 90 l, 6'1rL~6 2 D12J o60 • 52 . 55 Rook Epx•ing 0 Fuel ~o~npaoy l .,l 76. ?,Q. 16 , 645 . 95 152 . 20 The Colony ~c~-J. Vo~~any Roc'z S,-,p5,~J 6 rvel Co!.1'!"1C-VlY ~ . ,., . Car.;c r-~n 2fl,146.65 10;: . so Cu..rm- Qneu Jy Cool Oo.::ip c :'lY 25 ,260 . 45 34,c68.S6 53,376 . 50 ite nu:-.1ber of m1ne employes 1n the BGZ'vice of the con- y (;' ... 'I'> number ( ) f I-!en 1 94:J 1941 1942 1943 1944 2 ,~83 - 2 ,378 2,756 2,869 2,942 Percent I nc:}r£.'H-3 r-;e 5 (DecX'c<1oe ) 0.2 373 476 15 . 7 669 23.6 20.0 CAPITAL t.:r:·D UOfl- CAt-ITAL !!.!XPENDITURES: Duri ng the yes r capital expeniiture~ 0 nnd i~provements charged to operati ng eXJ)enses , were made 20 follmJs : �\ ... 9 - Capital Eln:iendi tgre A Reck ~;p~in~e:rle1 i a.r1 a e m~n-Capital E>tpenditures (~ 66,144046 l06o4?3oOG Sti:.maln~ry Pinton ~uoerior 360547045 44, 246010 rfanno. 70 0 611034 Total C324 0 023o15 of sa~e necessarily enters into th8 coct of producing cn al o The ':i:he Urlion ~ n.cif:lc Coal Cornp c.ny 1> 1921 t o 1943., inclueive , together ....i:- :srotluc 1.- ng vf') ~ s<· D Irwlm1ing Deprccic,... jlion r-no Depl~tion ti Year Ali?:! o T:nvest□e!1t ~•t->1oc.-• YePr 1921 ~ 192~ 1923 1924 1926 1926 19217 . 1923 192D 1030 1931 1932 1933 1934 1936 19~6 1937 1938 19391940 1941 1942 1943 16 9 '751 9316 l? l> G9Q•026 1?; 92C, 691 1e,c27 ,565 19,109,380 18, ~65,892 16,46.:1,497 180651,100 18 0 790,982 '18 9926,849 19, 332,273 19,009 ,8::2 18,959,995 18,647,891 18,634,464 19,065,141 19,796,047 20,:536,570 20,664,994 20 ,969. 456 21,436,232 21 ,603,026 22,606,012 ( ' dj t8 ",, C. .l).! 2 o48 2 .. 36 2 o21 2 aOB 2 o03 .la05 1 .81 1.67 1.66 l.'34 1.56 1 .:-:a 1.39 · • 1.41 1.47 1.54 1.51 1.60 lo47 1.5? 1.71 1.94 Total O~st rrwlud... ing 5J5 Interest on In.vC?sJ;m~nt (}::") e,..,, \.tJa < 2 o97 2 o?l 2 a6l 2 .. 50 ,2 a46 2 o29 2 o23 2 o09 2·009 2 ol6 2 o16 lo94 1.88 1.83 1.85 1.93 l.94 1.91 1.86 1.90 1.99 2.20 �- 10 - All of the rccove~~ble coel ln roo□3 , end r oom &nd entry pi11ars in ~o . 4 Lline~ ~\11 be miried e~rlJ in 1944. Ther e 1s a consitler~~1s t ;~n~~e of encl in t~e slope ni llurs , ar1~ a study ui.11 be und.ert n:ken to det~r•t11no ju0t hoH t1uoh of thi s coal cnn be safely ..::..lied froffi th~c: c.rer. . It .·uould cpoecr thnt ue nay a:3E.:um3 a sna ll d£.ily tonnuge fl"n□ this mine fok" the ye~:r, 19~4 o RsLIAVivE: i o dimini s!1::.n;; on c.cconnt of cncnuntert:ig di1--ty c~nl in . dvnnced t,"", ., 7 Ss~:!l hr:g s::ciun ;ood ~)roc.luction for the yeot> 1943 , ,I ·.-·.)!·!- 't112n fJne cheed on th!c projeet during th'3 year 1943 . The i~oc:~ tunnel vc.i.n c.1riven o distance of 3 , 800 feet t o ifo o 7{- S~am "'hi.ch t c.s re~oheu !lover!'.!.ber 30th, llo . 3 Se.:-.□ t:r1e €.'ncountcre<l at 2 ,~00 feei on ~ t.1 y 29th, end '.-lo . 1 Sel:ID wc.o b1:.rnod oui . Tha ti□bering -was 1!·he t i npl e , ohop, wa1..eh~u se , end office huildi n~s t:ere completed in udui tion to the b nt!lb.ouao , bor~~..d.i!3G house , and t v elv e modern tenements . The r c..1ll'oa.d traoko \.·er.. complcte;d trith the ex- ception of one empty-storage and t wo l oe_tled-atorage trac ko . r;odern �n - 11 - :fr:rr lrist.::-ll~tions hnve been :ilD.de at boti1 @ineo. pr·oduc t!on for c;evsr nl ::1o nth!3 1!ill be from HIKTON_: ~ ~!ine production . lt is doubtful if the SUPERIOR: 1:.s o.r.tici:.:::nteu, o oonti~ibut1ng fect__or b~2.r:g the lerJc l!::::.,or turn- over e.nd ah•:n~ta3c o f labor. During 194~ a ,1nter uell, tect hole ·o o 14 , -;:1trn dr1:?.let.l about n1ne miles east of Supe1'1or nncl I,;; gcoti :.101 of excellent �1 - 12 'i•mie~ \<Jc.a ct_evelopecL ·~ho 3GtnE' the sr...nle An ~d.di tionu l hol e , No . 15p vms c1rilled in ti-ic5.n i ty ~-:-i th s g~oc:. euppl y cf 1•:t.:tE'r, tbe Qttf.i li ty being ll.E 1.n ;7~,11 flc. 14 0 by . oervi-cee.ble. '.,"':3 o.ccrn.~_1t cf seve!'e Ke£'.ther, thi s uor}r we.s dis- 19{4 . in f'_~io :1, tion to suppl y ing ~&ter for our onn o-pGE"ationa, r :::.ter tri2..1 'uG S:)lcl to the tnion 1'.e..cific Ra.i!rocil Compnn:v , Roclt 51'):t•i~z;s :-"~el torrptny , th~ !J.}oi:-in of So uth Ou~0z,io1· ~ r.md the Feiiern1 Eousi.11; ..rc,ject at ~n.ul sen r'lace . -HANNA•-· Dtvelo~□ont in !fo . 4 - t.1. ;:1ne has b0en ~•ell □sintL.ined durin~ the 'J ec'..r'. '!be ne\-7 tipplt: 1nstolle.t1ort co□?letet:1 during 1943 le worki.r1g out very eut!sfaotorily. Pr:>duct1on fro m pill ars al ong 2 .:or·th E,1try, do . 4 111ne �... 13 Bi~st ed i n 1943, t 1 ill be conpleted by June g 1944 . Thia @i ne will then be abandoned, 2nd the tipple dis□antlcu . GENERAL: oen , believin;; it ~:-oulu. be no longer ncoe~onry to onirrtnin ouch a no o1vorsc eficet . ~·he pn.»·1:~011 dedt:c'tion pl an f or the pux~chuee of United. Dtot cs \ ia:, s~_,;i ngn 3onc1B by ou.1? eoployer, has been c-ont:1.nuecl duriflg ~bhe y0:ir . it !1a.s taken a great deal of uor k to keep this oyote□ ef- f'cet:lvo . Ao o:f Deccnbe~ 31, 1943, t here PCi=O l 0 C?3 e:wployes pur- chasiP.g bondo regularl:y t!:i.rough t his plan, &Vltl du~ing the ye ar o tot'.'11 of P.8p4.64 bonde uere ao l)ttrchased at a "Got~! pui>chase price of t 651 , 437 . 50 . Since th~ inoeption of thio plen in July , 194~, our em~l oyes have nurohnaed 42 ,084 bonds Gt a ru~choee price of (970 , 637 . 50, with a mBt urity v~lue of t l, 290,96~ . oo . The payroll deduction system of pur chas i ng bonds h P0 bsco_..,e .:JU:l te well est abli shed and 1s working much better than f oroerly 0 �- 14 - SCRAP.: Do"in3 the ycur 1943, , ·e loadetl and oh1!)ped aorc.p □et r2l CIG follotrn : !_·on 56~ . 76 groos t ons Copl)c~ l bruna 34, S94i! pounclz LABOR : ihe lnbor si tuetion re!:!c.ins a c11ff1cul t p1...ohle!!l. During the c:11.cndm--> yc:n· 1943, ~-e CD!)l oyed ::- ,265 men , 3,182 quitting our ce:."'vicc . At ·ho 0;1<1 of the y ear 194S, :e hud 2 , 942 e□ployes . !noludL!g D?ccebcr,, 19~;:, t:o hc.d loct 720 of our c~ployos ''♦~o he.a. Joined th cr~cd fo!"'oeo of the nn1t e<.1 St a ton,, 1?6 leaving our r.aprcocnt ~ oun • _en, rr:~~.:v f them trai ned on t:1e p!'()"1ert1co and okillod in t l~Ci!_? scver=.,1 oecu-pationc . ':?he oen rcnlo.cing the□ , uit h fo:· eYce,,tionG., h"Ve !!ed vc:c-y 11ttl e, 1f any , r_!::1!n,.. exner !ortce encl o.i~e not f1tteu for o i :1i ~.;, ,·erk. !any of thee a1~e 1r.effic!er.t, with en e!'ltire l£;c't of reononoib11ity to either t he e!:!91oy1n;; cor.ipany or tho , c.r cffo~t . Ct r-i~g the year ~;c r ecruited oen f'ron •,yoc1ng, Colorado, Io·10.1 !.i eco~u:i, hrkc.ns o.c , :{anea s, Illinois , ancl !r..disno., hnv ing ar -any ce !"ou?" recrui ter c;. eonloy . ed o.t one t i me . being C!lnti nued. Th!o woz.~k 1o still All o? ou r men are employed thl'•ou~h the l1n1ted States Employment Serv! oe of fice s in the eever tl atate o in vhioh we recruit . ~egot1at1one tor recruitment aro .b~1ng c ~r1ed on through the Regional l1e.nager of the t;ar l-!anpover Comm.scion 1n Denver, Mr. John R. loCuaker. The following 1s n at ntemcnt and 1943 tor this purpose : f expense o for 1942 �- 15 - dash cavnnced foe tickets ~nd oeulo Yenr ·1 942 Yenr 1943 16 , UU c·c:.r.· V • 6" <'\ - (;3-1 , 625. 72 11 \r Co n~ of cdvertisin~ fop □inc -:10rkez:>e, t:.nd doctors' fees for phyo1cnl oxa1ino.tio11n ~~la~ieG of reeruiter~, includinG 16,'768.96 o~penr::co R8furn'.lc account con•~inu::>us cervico ,2 ,1?8 .19 f;eo. s22 . s1 of on0-ye::-.r:1 l.:e!::G : Ooll cotiono on yny1~113 i~oo earnlngo o~ e~ploycs ~ct Gast 9&132 .17 26 0 7?0.65 t l4 , 331 . 30 ~: 33 • COl . 86 ;.~:i.le ~ v is c :;.uoing us conoid.ernble c:{t:'ense to ocrE'"Y on ·t::is ·p:."og .:.-_ ., there ts c ocr~ntly no othet., c,ct:tnd of obtaining neu a.1.f.fioult 111 tl1 tho restrictiono pl c.ced upon cur roc:ruiterG by t he l'ni ted •Jt~·::;en D::ipl oyncnt Servi ce in thca stat es t:~'le;;,e 't7C □uet eoploy . 'ft:c i'ollm•ing i c a compar>i non of : ouien in our eoploycent tn 1843 C!'.>~pored ,-1 th 1942 , shou 1n~ the occu:n1ti~n:-.: in uhi ch they are enG_g0d : Rock Springs Reliance l-:1nton Superior Hanna Total Slate P iol~ers Ap 12 r ~ 11 t l Q e Total ~tl Ti12;Qle ·,elde?>C 3leotr 1cit111.6 1.:flchini §t fl 1949 1943 1943 19~2 lf:43 1942 J-943 1942 1942 1943 17 11 10 5 ... 3 3 4 D 14 10 9 4 1 2 1 2 2 3 12 7 10 6 1 l 1 1 18 9 13 5 l 1 2 l 2 1 gg_ 1§ l& 22. ..§. ~ 83 :") 50 58 32 () ., ? 7 16 8 9 - - -. �?ho t'JOD0s1 enDl oycao continue to do n good j ob . On t h e 1~i pnl eo u e f ind 'Gheo much more r eli able t h an men i1hoo ue ?ormelt~ly o.00loy ecl at this WOr-'lt o The n i ne o ope~n.'600 steadily dur:lng the yee.y, i .v:l'th tl10 err- oopt.ion of ·i;Felve days ,, Jui'Ae 1=6 0 i.ncltrniv-e » June 2J.ca23 ,, i nclusiv0 0 Em,6. Uov m~bor 1=3 0 i nc1 usi ve , 'trh c k'l all 0in00 v er e shut doun on cc- couni of ·enc :?tiilure to 1..each en agr eenent i n tho Jkpon:!.n.chir-.n fiel d o ;.,., ·, tr. 1.f:: 1 ~~ J i h0DG Gtri ke G 0£.".USed n l oss o f p~oductiofl of QCOU't; 276 i,OOO ' G'Gt.,Urn , 'Cc ccl!!ber 1;:- 18 0 inoluoiveD nt .__ '60 U6 o \ \ i the Et ono1>11cy o i ne i, act ·~h en l I pr otlucing cool , but t·hi€?h uas g etting ready t o put o. new ti'9ple und I Fi ve □en 'HGl"'C disehc r crea.0 incl m:!.1.ng i I 1 Vor ne .S!lt he x., D ..-r•eoi d cn 'i o:' t h e l o-cnl u n iotn ll Uol t e~ 2lc.i eonll Fino.ncial \ j I Che:eter Spicer> 0 1·ho u e~e nc 'Gi.ve i n preventing the nen f l":oo going to / r 1\heenteei s@ contlnueo to gr ou; and in spite of f~equcnt tQl kc at ou~ aafety oeetings und personal contact by our offiei ~ls, not hing t:.ppL1rent l ;v u9pesl s to our eool oycs in t h0 ,::ey of cut t ing Ui th the higbe1~ c.m:-n.lnge from t he I . 'i:his c c.n be und.er nt ood by ccwparinz -~c f ollou i ng l li tnble whi ch shotzs the obsentee1s□ for al l dist~iet 3 during the l ast j / si x months of 1942 and for the entir e year of 1943: J/-13-4 3 F l.e, o7o-/ - ----- �- l? - 1942 r..Ionth Jul :v ., Tgio.l Abnenteeo 3, 974 Au~wt Septenbe~ October fl.QA v~ o3 ,, 606 r!ov cmbe~ 7 , 902 ~ccecber Tot ol 0 t~ot Half 19~2 BD-0 93 5,053 1943 Ahaent e,J?fl ~or>.t h J o.ntlU!."'Y Pcbs>uary :!ll.,C!l 1\p~i 1 l DY Juno 9 [) 660 9 ,,040 320031 Aboont c011 !Iouth c:!t1l y .:.'\uguot 10/?{8 12 0 {20 Ceote□ber 9 0 5?1 Octobei? 10 0123 110620 f'J .t"7~() t1ovenber r O , ~!~ Totnl o fi~G'G Hl'.l f 19t::3 11 0 3'12 12 0556 10 0958 Deceobei:> 9 0 A96 Tot nl , Le.st Enl f 19~3 6? 0 9~0 Tot al /.!.,;1 .:.;> 1: :: ~~5 0 903 lkl.~-· of effio!e!?.CJ c ;:,nti.n:iGe , no l ndi cc.tec. by t ho fo11ou 1ng 0tate::rwnt fox, t he yct!.rG 19 41 0 1 942 u.nd 19'13 o Xt. -:ii l l be under- otood t~z~•ii f">r the yearn 1941 and 1 942 our cra,l Gyeo "A·orlwd 0even hour~ per dBY , end for 19~3 coven hou rs per O.cy unti 1 l~(}VE.!:1be1~ 15, ,.hc!l an e i cht-hour d ay t;ent int~ 0ff 0ct ; the C.\7erage ,:ork- dc.y fol" t he yoa!I'" 19{~3 uao 7 o 11? hou1.,e . Totsl ..bn S~1ifts TotAl Tono .:incd. 'rons Ill.nod pet? 1943 1941, 194?. 520, .797 67S, 203 4 , 271 , 628 . 45* 6, 283,346. 25 8.20 7 . 86 tan fi1!1f't 813 11 672 6 0136 '041 1D 95<~() 7 .54 Deoreace in tono mined pc~ mo.n shift c~mn&red ~1th ~revious year ~ Per cent decrease . 31 3.9 Does n~t i ncl ude 4 , 557.16 ton e mined fr-on ~;c o 11 Seen, Rel iance, whi l e under construct1on . •• I ncludes 63,671.75 t one loaded from St ~nabiu~y n~ne _wh1le under develo-pment . �= 18 - The fcll1,ui r13 io a s t at ement of v ael t i on pDyments fo:r t he ye2ro 1£)4:l ~ 19'1.l:2 , n..11d 1943 , tJhich Ghot;e n very c onsider abl e increa se for> '( he yec.r 1943 cm~pcrcd tri th 1941 end 1942 : Vat.1ation Po..y Fan- Bhi?us Oost i,e!" □as'1... shift 1941 1943 035 , 980 C6'7 , 300 Coo s 0 Gol Q? 620 , :797 813,6?2 ~he houning cituntion continued to be a p~esci ng on0 0 In Dece□ber , t!e 2te.rted t he rer:i,deling of tt-1ent y _ additional ~uto2obllc bo~? cars a t Reli ance. Durin5 the enril;y ro:rt of J.94'1: , ~d.tl.~t:lon ·.:n ·1.ihis, the i: 0dert?.l :-lousin~ Agency ! e cnn8'i.,rnct ing s~venty ~e□!-coJ.crn hou!'.;es ut Suuer ior. So□e of these Pill be eo□pletea dur1ng the c~rly ~~r~ cf 124~ and t he r omatnder 1/r-~b~bly by June , 1944 . r1urt her-. the Pedei.,c.1 anvern□ent i o cor~nt1~~,.:;ing i n t i.1c southerly part of Rock ~pringc c~venty-Ei :'ie £odcrn 11ouaes . The ~up- er1or Lumber Comp&~ also has an apol i cstion in to bui l d t ~el ve tnodem houses . There are sixty-five oonverGiono being made on Pr1vate oropert1es i n Rock Spri ngs, t he Govcr~-~nt taking a seven- �- 19 - .;enr l ecge o.nc. pnyin~ ell the expcn □G of conversion into is.~artnct.1~c m:d et the end of a oev-en-ycc.r p cx>io-:1, the houses '\:Till pr-.obobl y b0 Pctwnecl to 'Ghe o-:mer>a o :.c 0 Jost cf h~l•S09 J. O .~- 19~9 19~0 1941 194-?. lD~-3 1 11109 1 , 100 1 , 104 1 1 v-:::-,G ..... 1,486 5), 77~: o13 ...:'? , ZOl . ?l 65 , 815. ~ f°l?l,3~9 . 63:105 ,194.77 ..:1in- tencn~c \vg . 0:,st 1)G!' Hmrnc Ue 11l o.n to constrnct fifty ~ .eo 50 . 62 .1~·v0 exeeGdinl'::.Y he.rd eertrice, clno t 129.22 the f2.ct t 11n~ c~ct nf the fu~,~:.c:_ingc for b~Y c a rs nnd ti;o-r~on apm?tnento D.Z'C i::.ch,ctecl . ! t!1 1,,e3ard to t17-e ~urnish1nr: of bo::t ee.rf: fer th a fc..rn,.- ... e shi t> in, thP. following 10 n Gt .. te!:!e!lt of the exrences End collecti cns incur~ed during the yec.r for ~hi9 oropcrty . Justed in J8nuory, 1944. It �- 20 - Box Col"' ,.ngo 2 -roor:1 Ap't. r-'ur-nish~a.ng::; 1 t• v'urnioh- c• S.O~k ..,p3'.3. -~alicnce t~·c,r.. Tot ~ l O:LD lr,T ji~.'_ I - ~ ~ - - 1;'\Jw. 3 , Q5'7 o2? ~ gU76 . 6~ 3 , ?73 . 31 1,380 . 4? 6,£:.09 . 21 ,, r-7?.7 (i.6 c , __, • - J\.lnCl"iO~ Ur1rma '1 : 00~.15 r.rot nl Gof( G ('1 , 004 . lu 6 11 633 091 ~ , l.07 . 93 0, 182 052 ~760.20 _§ .? ()0 ?,B_ ~;17 ,~22 . 48 ( 100366 . 32 ~ 2 7,689 . 60 :· 0 Les s : Rent H.eoei veq Ne·t Oo§.! f4 , 310 .1? $3,306.02 l,Bl0ol6 4,e2a . 7e 2,383 .39 ?'a, 446 .16 ~ ....:21..:. . 5t1 J.,i' - 1., 736 . 36 ee· .,u,. ,. rJ:!>7 6.., .,.L. is:>t,, ,..~.. . - .fJ.,,._; • .., 0l 7 , 482 . 53f-l OP206 . 2? "N·ro).~ . 11 • - ...... ~ A 'i. he e..1: nunl r•ei.m! o t1 of the Ol d Ti!:':'.:CZ'CI ~ AcGooi a tion u oe not ~1c.l u 0:1 e.ccou c t o f o u r i nebili ty t o t c ( : e 'iii BG ·c.o h a v e t h e c e l e - Year 1943 . �- 21 - .,.:he Hoel~ f.pr-ings ~otter pl ant continued tc ope~c.to very ar5.;isfroto~i1Y c.1lr!~z 19~:-5, nl thou'3h.- :1ccvily loncled.. ~he totc.l pro<luotion for the yce.r 'liUG 62,?0G,OOO Kt1~ , ~n incs>ec:sc of 4. "521,000 I(:ifi, Oi? ?/7'7 ·perccn,j., over the previ ous y~o.x) . 1939 K1R 19~0 ..., ., V •:, ' 1 i;. hc 19t!l r.:;:!1 highest p-2al-; )9~9 K'J.~ 1943 r.::;; tl Used fol" ·\,l r; nt o~i liPri o s • rnd -, .:1e-r r-~oD 5,187,500 5,842D900 4;, 340~3~0 4 ,~Z.R,200 4,374,010 ilaed at Uo . 6 i e11s 703,500 706,900 702,200 69;:t,300 1 1 '1Q r.\hQ 1'°' l " 151~9 ,.;.;;C. p '-..:06 J (''Z9 )~ , gr;:") ,_,~ 10, .., V ' ori7 ... ;::.: c-:74 V • , Q..,.., ; - - " ....0916 ... , -;1\.-' Uaed • t •"P coal Co Is. d in:l:1c" 'iJ:. s26t~r:~, ?'l:6 2a,t157 1 688 20, 764.066 35,424,BAb 3~93q. 394 t:'•iC!t C - 4£ , 9~,1, 402 ~5, 95f, o9o 48, voe, C61 sr,, Gl~. 394 60,,463, l,09 T··w produ~tion from the H&nna Fous-r ~lant c.h~r:·ed en 1ncress_e Of 0.67 :-eroent ".)Ver ths r;:'"11vi ous ye:.r. '1hr: fo21.c.~l. ::: otn.temcnt shous the total po~rer gener::.ted and t he d1otrr~uti~n of s ame for the Paet f1ve year&: �~ 1939 RUH 22 - 1940 KUH 1941 1943 19~2 Kt,H E<l1H K,·1H ~1ne De·pc.1"t□0ni 3,835,900 3 , ..167 , 200 ~,536,100 5,333,950 5,933,660 Gonoeroial 1 n,,068, 400 l ..153 9 ?00 1.167,000 1.268,550 J.-A-271 8 460 Sub- ·Go'~al ,1 1 9QL1 I 3Q!) 4 , 623,900 5 , 703,100 6 ,602 ,500 '7.205,100 .1 a ~.;1z_.._soo la60§+200 l.="-GOEL. AOO 0 1)107,700 00810,900 t'oell fo:f pouer .,lnnt and 'toiler nlant ov.xilia?ieo l---A,2 61 0 659, l., $;,19. 700 Totc.1 Generated. 6 1>165, 950 5,e43 , Goo 7 0 20 700 I) , i~o i..I'['n00:l □ oion losses nre t clten into c.ccount ut Hnnno., ao ell oetc~s ure locQ.t ed l!.t the DUG bnt>s in the !=Ouer plant . □oi'Ciul !tiloun'G t r.')Ut'O Coo- cove~ ~oucr sold and ::_:,oue:? uoed by o.ll depax-t- tho ::>ol le uncl the cost cf -ccnsiono for t he ~not f'ive yeors: 19§9 19~0 1941 59 50 64 i ,~c::p -reneioners on roli ~:m. 1 ,0 • ud1led dnr:l ng ,.cu~ 0 • d.icd dcrin!.? 0 yee.r Totnl cost of nen- 6 3 7 3 s1one for year 034, 2~1 . 31 ($31 , 479.19 C~0,202013 63 1 9 f 30,906 . 86 (,29,944/19 There t:ere 46 pensioners on the rolls es of J unuo.ry 1 , 1944. Respectfully cubnitted, President �I YEAR 1942 �l 1 200-41 :~. ~. u. Jeffers - PreGi dent Union Paci fic RE.i1z·oad Company Omaha , Nebraska DetU." Sir: I submit herei•.r i th the fol l ouing ?"eGume of The Union Pacific Coal Compa.n~ oper a tions for the ye or 1942 : i-!ItlE PRODUCrr'I Oti AI1D COST$ : ':?ot!?l tons ·oroduced, average days t·rorl:ed durine;. t he yea1"" • mi ne cont, o.nd total cost, for the five yea1"'s, 1938 to 1 94f!, inc lusiv e, · Px•ocluction 1Ions - Year 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 Average Days \Iorked 1-'.line Cost 3,016 , 97'7 . 85 1 50 .6· c"!, y 3 , 261 ,003 . 45 3,588,589 . 60 i , 276 ,186 .60 5 , 283 , 346. 25 1 57.5 170 .9 210.4 272.9 'l'o'Ga l Cost 1.510 1. 503 1 .471 1.673 1.709 (', '.:') 1.731 1.'752 1 . 651 1.806 1 . 931 The uorY..ing t i me of the mines increascad last year 62. 5 days , or 29.? percent . -percent. The output incrensed 1,007, 260 . 65 t ons , or 23.56 All aineo are uouble shifted , thnt iso crews for t i-10 7 hour shifts o.r e maintained . Mine cost s i ncreaoed ~, .136 per ton, and the total. oost of ell coal sold increased ·c. 125_ per ton .. The following 1s the production by uiGtric te f or the past years: �- 2 - 1940 Tons Per Cent Roclr Springs 785,986020 21.9 Relianoe 766,024090 2lo S 5'72,04?o70 1 6.0 Hinton 919,658 .56 25.6 Supe:riox> 544..872 . 2 5 1 5. 2 Hanna. 3 , 588, 589 . 60 J.00 . 0 ?O'.i'l\L 1941 '.i1ons 1942 Per Cent Tons 857,274 . 36 2 0 .1 Per Cent 964,078.80 18.3 935 ,116.90 2lo9 1,209,641.90 22o9 '702 , 312.2 5 16.4 856,775.45 16.2 1,119,878 .65 26.2 1,~81,153.80 28.0 7713696.30 14.6 6 58 160 3. 4 5 1 5 .4 4, 276,185.60100 . 0 5,283 , 346.25 100 . 0 For the ye nx- 1943, u i th 'Ghe h e avy uet:c lo ncl Cl.!l,.ri ed b sr the railroad, i t is anticipat ed t hat the denand ,·ril l be suoh ·(jhe.t t he nroduction sho u l d a1,pro xi mote 6 , 500 , 000 ~Go ?, 000 , 000 ton s. TAXES: ~ae ~ot~l ~Qxes uai~ dur i ng the cnl endcr yea~s 1941 ~nd 1942 FederE2l 7!1.~es Other r.1 sYee Totcl 8 \ 488 , P58 ..; • 16 • I ncrea oe 1942 1941 ~~91 ~ g~~ 0~ o 2L' ,•v ~ ~42 ,901.99 3 6 6 , 885 . 45 '""1 , 760 • 15 i•.,•oJ ~ , 0r"- ~r, ,,.8 ,_. 8 t)_ .;, --:t C 0 f o ': 93 ,104.07 23.98 ~.46 flll? ,097 . 53 ~~ri n½ t he yezr 1942 , the percentage of coa l meche.nic ~l l y - loc.ded T:e.s l CO . O parcent. On Deceober 31 , 1942 , 203 loa ding uni t s uere in ser vice, total cap1 tal investmen-G in oechanicz.l loaders, ui..Gh depreciation t o.December 31, 194.2, set forth belou : Original cap1ttl investoent Depreciation to Decenber 31, 1942 .~8 . 764,961 ~301722.04 I Original cost l ees a._c crued depreciat1on ... 334!239 .44 Depreci ation fo~ the year 1942 V r f, ~4,411.91 B~sed on the total tonnage cincd i n 194S, the depreci ated c apita l invest cent in load i ng machinery &a of Dcceo'ber cl Pe.s 6. 3 oent s per ton. �I :i1!LE lTORl1~D AND EARUI NGS 0!-1 EH?LOYES: Since 1926, an accurate record of the earning s of oll union- ized. CJi ne employes hc1s been oaint.ai ned , froo uhich the follou ing resu□e has been ab stracted: Year tio. of Hen E~~loyed l.\vg . Shifts 2 ,103 05 l,?8108 1,6?3 .7 208.5 ( 9 o{3 ' 2t6 o8 9 o02 259.9 276 .0 249.2 20? .4 8 060 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1/707 .6 1,765 . 7 1,698 .9 1, 609 .5 1, 559 .9 1, 6510 6 1,926.2 S ,109 .0 2 , 24CL 8 2 ,169 .8 2 ,153 .? 2 ,114.9 2 , 286.2 19'10 19~1 1942 2 , 50".) .5 !"forked Avers.gs Net EP:cnings Per Dtw Per 1-lo nth Per Yee.r S1es . ?6 171.82 186 . 23 170.91 155.53 ? o43 7 . 49 7. 43 228 .. 42 180 . 8 6 .65 183 .9 215 06 225. 7 ,isz 7 215 . 6 5 92 .--.. 100 . 22 90 .?3 10~ .58 111.53 125 . 52 0 5.82 5.93 6 . 34 o 6 . 86 186. S 12~ o09 110 .42 118 .26 127 . 80 '7.11 7 .17 7.18 19? .9 21;:.. 6 227 . 8 2G9 . 3 8.05 8.69 "'- - J.52 . 84 195.04 C-l, 965 .12 2 , 061.8{ 2 , 234 . 76 2 , 050 .92 1,866 .36 1,541.04 1, 202 .64 1, 088 . 76 1;2 54 .96 1,338.36 1,482.24 1.477.08 1, 325.04 1,419.00 1,633 .60 1,834.08 2,340.48 SA.f.lE::?V !:BA'-,liR.~3 : C' l~:i" c cciue nt prevention ,·;ork u 2s continr:ecl Pi t hout ~bate- !:.e~1t, n slight increase i!l man-hours of exposurG 9eP lost- tine e.c- ciclenc occurr l r..g in 194..2 , ec:u:;.1 to 0 . 88 percent . ~ he cooporinon for the t 1 ent y y et.j."'S sopa1~o ted into four 1 1 Jer~ods of five yeers ecch 1s set forth in t he insert following: �- 4 - THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Comparison oj tons mined, and total man-hours worked per Fatal, Non-fatal and All Accidents Fou n 5-YEAR P ERro o s , 1923 TO 1942, h ct.USl\' E Year Per cen t • Number of age Accidents Loaded Meehan Nonic:illy Fat al fat:il T ot:il Tons Mined Tons ;\lined per Accidcnl I Man-hours per Accident l\l an-hou rs Worked Fat;i.1 Non fat:il Tou l 394,,6] 8 641.777 496.175 515,335 18,3] 6 ]2,625 16,136 14\784 17,503 12,381 15,627 14,372 15.285 14,343 20,852 44,188 14,634, 13,930 20,061 43,452 ~"'-1 1923 3,241,105 3.32 16 287 303 202,569j 11 .2931 10,697 5,581.040 348,815 19,446 18,419 1924 1925 1926 1927 2,821,678 5.72 11 2,779,065 9.55 6 2,776,245 21.67 8 2,750,430 40.28 7 237 305 246 244 248 311 254, 251 Non - f ~ - Tot al 256,516 J1.906 ll.378 4.340,800 463,177 9.1121 8.936 3.850,66-l 34,7,031 11,285 10.930 3.969.400 392,918 11,2121 10.958 3,607,3411 ---- 299,344 10,893! 10,511 21.34,9.248 144~ 776 16,186 15,617 - -- - --1928 2,927,390 51.29 8 294 302 365.924, 9,9571 9,693 3.858.672 482,334 13,125 12,777 5 yrs. 14,368,523 15.61 48 1319 1367 1929 1930 1931 1932 3.060,632 57.97 12 2,897,653 59.4-2 8 2,453,527 73.39 6 2,045,270 81.13 1 - 1 270 282 255,053 11,3361 10,853 4-,126,880 3-J.3.907 270 278 362,207 10.7321 l0.1-23 3.872.~8 18 1-,081 152 158 408.921 16,142' 15.529 3.169.581 528.26459 60 2,0-J.5,270 34,665 34.088 2,607.116 2.607.116 - 5 yrs. 13,384,472 63.18 35 1045 1080 382,413 12,808 12.393 17.634.900 503.854- 16,875 16,329 ---- - 40 1933 2,097,558 90.55 3 43 699,186 52,439 48.780 2,543.104 847.701 63,578 59,142 1934 2,4-02,5531 97 .4-1 1935 2,887,731 99.03 1936 3,286,1591 99.95 1937 3,315,628 99.50 59 56 48 38 3 8 6 2 62 800.851 4-0,721 64. 360,966 51.567 54 547,693 68,462 40 1.657.814, 87,253 5 yrs.. 13,989.629 97 .18 22 241 263 1938 1939 194-0 1941 1942 29 23 24 30 36 - 3,016,978 100.00 3,261,003 100.00 3,588,590 100.00 4,276,186 100.00 5,283,346 100.00 - 2 4 6 5 9 - - 38,751 2,800,683 933,561 45,121 3.291.205 411,40] 60,855 3.744.274 62..J.,046 82,891 3,707.237 1,853,618 47,469 58,771 78,006 97,559 4-5,172 51,425 69,338 92,680 635,892 58,048 53,192 16.086,503 731,205 66,749 61,165 31 1,508,489 104,034 97,322 3,198,325 1,599,162 110,287 103,172 27 815,251 141,783 120,778 3,357,955 839,489 145,998 124,369 30 598,098 149,525 119,620 3,555,408 592,568 14-8,142 118,514 35 855,237 142,536 122,177 4.162.132 832,426 138,738 118,918 45 587,038 146,760 117,408 5,398,445 599,827 149,957 119,965 5 yrs.' 19,426,103 100.00 26 142 168 7..J.7,158 136,804 115,632 19,672,265 756,626 138,537 117,097 Dm." in~ the ti~ont~, - ye~r per iod sho-un, t her e 1°er e pai d f o1~ -~·~.r us t o in.jurat!. a:r:ploye e:; .i:::nd emnl oy e s • dc!)endcnts til..rou gh t he 1'criod 1 ~ 0 :10 Conl Li ned 1923- 27 1~,368,523 1928- 32 l 0 , ~e4 ,472 1933- 37 1~, 989,G29 Yr.1938 3 , 016, 978 Yr . 1939 3,261,003 Yr .194O 3 ,598 , 590 Yr .1941 4. , 2? 6, l t36 Yr.1942 5 ,283 , 346 Co.mpens~~tion ;;.~ ·c➔2:~:1s (; 254 , ?30 . 46 209 ,622. 38 21 2 , <.:?8 . 38 30 , 25? .06 54,676 .02 57, 041.94 72 , 9'7Z .81 115, 609.19 -- J\,:·£.r~1 e ·0e r Ton C .0177 .0157 .0152 . 0100 . 0106 .0159 .0171 .0219 �.. - 5 - ihe paynents nade into the ;Joz-knen I s Cor:i:)encation Fund, 1942 eor:rpr::red. ••i th 1941, are shot·.i belou : ~~i6. in for ------ Year 19~1. :i:er-.!:' 1942 f ?2,973o81 l 2 1 0~1o38 1 .. 00 ( 85, 016 019 0115,609019 16,863 oll 1 .. 00 C102 ,373 . ;so ', <:7 , 357 .11 8 :·;or iillen. fJ Con,1eno3tion Catastrophe I nou~ence Policing 1rotal :increl)se :01")lme11 • s Co~p-!!sa.t!on Cat=.c ·~:.~._'"I• he ):n3uz, _.nee ?.otcl 1938 1039 1~40 l oOlQQ .('027 :: 00106 00027 < . 0159 •.. . 012? t\; .0133 t 19~1 1942' .0171 <;.0219 r:o•:>s .., .. 002A '• . 0186 ...:.0199 -I! cents, s does t:1e increnoe in tonncge oined. al~tht! belo~r the inc::>ecee shoun nl'ov-c . .0032 0 .0251 As :!as b~en shoun, C-he cr.toet1"ophc inouru.nce '--" _...,, _ _ de•1t:n -.;-. - .::l "f'lr.t7' .., _ _ Gor-:nn-::- r.on rd' ••W "t""l -•:->" i:illio~ ::oi'?s c? Goal 1:ined, ~he ~~ninn - t-.c!fic Coo.! l.!c,n.,.,uny- a:-id Unite.:. S'JF ":cs, Go!:!par c d, _ ____ Tuent~· 7errly ?ei'iode T~e Uni er: Pr-cific 0orl Co. All Eit"!.!.: i:: .,us ::1ne a , u. r.. -.a li,i~•- - • • ,, _ :-~t£:.'.::.i•~is!: oer ::1111cn ~ons ~ .94 3 .90 2 .16 2 .88 2.55 2.73 3.92 2.76 :- e~a11ties ner Fntr:l::i:;i~. :!illion :i1ono 1,963 1,906 l,83~ 2 ,055 1,742 1,729 1, 705 1,619 3 .46 3 .94 ~.63 3.60 3.36 3.45 3.19 3.48 �The Union. l'acific Coal Oo o ~Gtlt 1931 1932 1933 193~ 1S35 1936 1937 rc.t?2litie s 6 1 3 3 9 6 19~0 1941 1942 6 5 9 All Bitur:Ji nous £lines, Uo Fatali~Gies 2 o45 1 ,080 -049 1043 lo 26 958 883 958 2 o7'? lo83 968 1.!)098 t.1 illion Tons 2 o83 3o09 2 .,50 2 o67 1J) 198- lo23 1067 1.ol1 1o70 s .. F'ata.lities per iI11lion '2Q!'UL 2 1938 1939 ? a.talities pe·r 880 86? 1 0 20~ l,_O?l 1; 1Gl ( gs'c o ) 2oGO 2 o52 6,... 0 2 o52 2 ol9 S o61 2 o09 2 c07 0,.., o :.:zpo!1ditniocn fox" Sc..fety G~ nr-6 ed 'Go iH.ne Coats for i"11ent_y Yecr Pm:•iod £'; 0022 0054 .046 1923 1924 1925 1926 .055 0032 . 034 .032 . 034 .029 jC;"!!"J --.1"• I 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 .. o~~a . 025 _1933 19E{ l9Hi . 019 .01'7 ·rnr.3 . 020 . 018 1938 . 01 9 193? . 019 . 022 .021 . 020 193£ 1940 1941 1942 On s.acount of tne numerous ins-pection ~!:Cncies, beth State &nd Federal, repeatedly examining our pro~3r-ti~q 0 c~J ~lso because of the usr s l tuation, no examination u ao r1 __de of our mines by sn outside engineer during the. year. �The annual Firot Ai d Field Day ~ras hel d Fri d ny , June 19th, at Rook Sprines, uit h the usual tcruns fron all districts co~~eting . ~he uinners uere: Hen' s Teruas Senior Gi~l Scout Te::?.!:lo Superior D. o. Clark, first Winton Nos. 3 6 7} , second 11 11 Suoerior LJ ' third • Superior, first Hanna, second R3li ~nce, ti1il"'d Juni o~ Girl Scout Tez.oe S~perior, f irst Reli ance, second ::1nton, third 3oy Scout ~eQ.Os Superior , f irst He.nna, second Reliance, th!rd ihe 'Cn1 ted States Bureau of l~lnes &'t'1ar:led to ~;in ton No. 1 !ii ne a certificate of hon.:>rable nention in t he ~iat ioual Safety Co□pet1ticn , the c~ts.ti on thereon reed ing ac follous : C~TI FI CA'i'E or TIC:!CRABLE lJCtlTIO:J A:·arde d By ?az ~HII :'ED nTATES or AHERICA DLPAR?~.z~~':' OF ?HE I I:TERI OR BD'R3AU OF I.UHES To TFS :r:JTON n o . 1 MINE :Tinton, Uyo□ing of The Union Faolflc Coa l Company !n i~ccordance 't~i th the Rules Governing the MATIOI; Al, SAFETY COUPETI ~IO:J !i'or Having Opere.ted 287,450 ;~an-Hours ··1th f!n Accident- Severi 'i;y Rate of IlO Dayr. L~a'li for Each Thousand ?-.an- Hours y,orked Duri ng t he O~l endar Year 1941 !-!onthl y St:Lf'ety meet ings u e re 11el d in ~11 dictricte 1..s 1n the Pes t , ond c ash and novelt y pri :rns a t!al'•d.cd 6~il arl y , t:!.th the ex- ception tha t on and after the c onth of O~to0a~: liar S3vings Sten9s Her e substituted for t he usual ·novelty pr! zes. �- 8 - '£he t 't:0 gener a l Safe ty meet ings uer e hel d a s usual, ~-rith the exception t h a t, beca use of the war conditi ons, i t ~•as i n9ossibl e to f ive· e.Ha.y o.n a.utonobi le ns in the uast, s o c ( 1 ,000 Seri es G t•:ar Bond 'l·:re.s g i ven a t each meet in~ ~n i ts nl a c e , £.nd sonller bonds t·1ere s ubeti tuted for the usua l cash pri zes. T11.e changes i n VG.lue of stocks of 1:Jine eatex-ial &.nd ouppl ies c ar.ri e0 sinc e December 31, 1923, i ~ set forth in t he follo:·•ino record: ;::') ?..._~ U!~IOr1 PACIP'IC UO.I\L CO!-~-P·A:~Y l l=:.teri al c.nd Suppl ies on .ie.nd, December 31, ~e~rs 1923 t o 19~2 , I nc. 0 Yen.r 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 19~1 1932 (\ \ Anount Year Aoount 58G, 3~l 1 933 1934 193 5 1936 193 7 1938 1939 1940 194:1 1942 {~ _la7, 267 192 , 586 208,278 41 8 , '797 ~f';Zf"\ --z-1~' v •J;:, J v 267 , CJ5 253 , 075 265 ,130 27 5,036 2 55,064 239 , 0 52 196 , 792 2 64,269 336,565 271 ,289 323, 998 2 58 ,944 4.17, 677 529 , 920 :.:t'!ch of t he i ncre ase shoun i e due t~ l o.rger i nve~1t or ies incid ent to inc reased output, t11th high e r cost oi' materia l used. Our merchandi se stores , under the cont1nni ne; management of Mr . 3 . g _ J e ff eri a , l\ 7 \ 7 , 074 . 84 in 1942 . Bl'e Ian ~ger of Stor e s, m&ue a net p rof it of The g eneral result s f or 1941 nnd 194~ co □~ared shoun b y the f ollou 1ne : �- 9 - Total Se.l ee I nventory Val ue Tot al Opezo2ting Expenses & Ta~es {;1 , 192 , 255 (, 217, 319 207. 302 0201, 739 220 , 312 r i s , 573 Yee.r 1941 1942 I no. Deo . 1 0 39 5 , 230 t 202, 995 Net E2.rnings (,68 p913 ? ? 0 07 5 r a , 162 The o utl ook from a prof i t st.?.nduoint for t he y er..r 1943 is not encouraging . Firs t, the!'•e i s the diff i c u l t y of obta i n1ng e.d,3quate stoclts o f i:::.erch&nd l ee , ·c~:e r E:.t i onlrig o f !!!any stapl e aL'ticles, t :1e re s triction s on c redi t . Ar'Cic l es s uch as f urn:l. ture, r c:d ios , el e ctri c al s.pcl i an c e c , 1·1£".shing ma ch i nes , re f rigera tors , uhich f or - . ner l y found r, reedy Gs-le o.nd con s t 1t u t,e cl. a l ar g e uart of our store oer ohc.ndici !:f:: crper ~tic:1s, he.ve been pr n.ctica l l y cut off, Bnd t-re t·ill obt- :: i n. ~o revem..:s i"'r o::i thi s source . There ;•i ll be a. further continuance of re r t 1"'ic·;; 1.v~ re 6 ul a tions by t he OPA c...11a. other Gover n- nental a;encic::. , ~-!1:!..ch t .:te.e u 9 o uch of the t i oe of ths sta ff , a nd t he conti :1uc.l ch £>..ngec in t h e s e rer,ul ati ons ~1i ll r:,sk9 the year 1943 a □ost t r ying one for :ir. Jefferis and hi s st1.:.ff in ta.e re spect i ve ~tor e s . .:-~ n i::.teri e l r'educt ion in sal es End ·1n net revenues i s ~ntioip~~ed . It is diffi cult, aJ.so, t o secure s ui table hel p o 1Iany _:.r.ve gone ir:t o tlefense i nd ust r i es, c.nd. a nUBbe!" hav e been i nducted' ' 1nto ·~he ur ceC:. forceo of the United St~t e B. t..ccounts Recei vabl e , i•~erche.ndi se Dennrtnent , a s of December 31 , 1936 to 19~2 , i nclusi ve, are sho1tm in the· foll ot1i ng : Accounts Reoeivable - l•lercha ndise De·o0 rt□e nt Amount YeElr $110,356 . 13 1936 120,990 . ~3 1 937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 94",980 . 72 118,059 . 33 116,602 . 61 112,684.73 65 ,571 .20 ( Decrease - C47, 0l 3.53 ) �- 10 cmmcRCIAL Q;\LE OF COAL : s, le of coal to the Reynol do- Upclike Coal Gom,any, ~'he of ~!as tings, iiebraska, t:uc continued thrc~,::h the yer:-r . r;•nc Gale of co~l l?.t ½:::mn:. , 190? to 1942, incJ.usi ve, io !.;et forth beloF : Ava:, . ·.:,:rice Ye~r Tons Sold Received 1937 19~8 1939 1940 19~1 1942 30,410.50 ,,~ •••.., ' '':'~~ J , _ , • 80 18,618.80 ~2 .656 2.63" 2 .433 <;:,?,.. J ""r:.o~\,. - • 60 . "" ~:.2 65 '- - , ,J -48,~09.65 Avg. 'i'otel '-?.357 2 . 454 9.379 The "averr ~e total co etn Profit Per 'l on Uost 1 i· l .08'!: 01.472 1.543 1.558 1.4-64 1.709 1.871 0~0t-:'n 1.089 .875 . 893 .?~5 .508 A1Jount 3~,964.98 ?.5,955.00 16,291.~5 19,962.66 18,209. 77 24~541.30 is th.£:t ooveri:1.g the cost of all coel S()lc. at HannE::. , lncludin1 the 1 t cws of :renePal ex-?enses 2n<.1 taxes . In c.ddi ti:,11 'Go the coal delivered to th0 four cliotribu- tors at Henn~, a s shmm .:.bove, cool uao Gol d in 194:2 from our Ibc!~ S·orings distr1~ t □ii:es to coc1:1ercit:i.l operators for res£1e 2s f'olloue: ':;'.)nS ~oc~ s~rings District 1942 Gunn-:~ealy Coal Company 5,718.60 Relimce Distriot- Cunn- uealy Coal Com~any A. !i'. Caoeron 1,217.16 ~~12.9 .60 5P.55 3,399 . ~O Rook Springs Fuel Company A. F. Cameron 25,14.6 .65 ::1e iic.1'ri s ~oal Coapany TOTAL !D~.8J 25 ,250.45 ,.. ... ,..8 • 35 ~-- :VO �- 11 - f he Rock Spri nRs district coal ~r s turned over to the d1~tri butorr: for sn1p:'.::lent to the Northt·rnst, more ps.rticular·l;y for the bwiker1ng o f Ru0sian Elhips, and for Governr1ent ,·ar activities. l!BA:JURE OF d Al~POtBR: ~he nW7iber of mine empl oyes i n the service of th~ com~nn:y, c..s of Janue.ry 1, for t T•·e!'lt y -one yeer-J.y :.,e:ricds follo-:, s: YeRr K1.1r::iber o f den Reduction Per Cent 1923 3,674: 1__ COl1,. ,... 2,87? ?97 210 6 1925 2 0 E'30 844 23o9 1926 ?, 470 1,~0f 3 3 o0 1927 211 111 1,563 4206 1928 111 984. 2,790 48.7 1929 ,- ~ ?r.a c.,-.:,, 1,945 6206 1930 1,921 1,753 1-?.7 1931 1- , G"'n 't:,t:.., 1,852 60 o4 1932 111813 1,861 5006 1933 1 0 719 1- , 9 0··5 63 o2 1934 1,733 1,941 62 08 1935 1,869 1,805 49o l 1936 ·? - ~..,4 ,.,. - 6 1,428 38o 9 l~c7 2,361 1,313 :-rn o 7 1938 2,448 1,226 33 o3 1939 2 ,336 1,338 36 o4 1940 2,383 1,291 35o l 1941 ~,~?8 1,296 36o3 o ,.,, c:e 1942 918 25.,0 1S~3 2 , 8 b9 816 22 .. 2 - (j, - " QAtI1'i.L A.::D L:O.i- C.1.~:;TAL SXFEI-iDI '.i'URCS : :Jurinf; the yeE:..r capital expenditHres, l:lnd improvemr;nts charged to ove1.,atin5 exyenses, uere ma.de ns follone: CAPITAL EXPENDITL"RES District. Reck Springs Reli anoe Stenebury \11nton _Superior Hanna Total li:·ote.2 ( 261,c92o37 199,75~.88 ~'"' ,,o:t - ~1 "t,",. ,.;t>.v 55,834.39 '??.,958.28 429,988,35 Gl,184,863.58 �- 12 NOil- CAPI TAL EXF3t-3DI TUHES Distric t Total Rocle Bor ings (fl 6~, 092 .48 Reli ance 77 , 183 . 98 ~5, t 88.14 Superior 10~ , ~~;?. 97 HannR :'4 , 032 . 27 a erchandise Sto re~ ,all d i stri cts 6,6£6. OO ~: inton ':i.'ot.:u '. 479 , 880 .84 7h e L!easure o f" acldi tional cani tal i m,ecte:d .:.nd t.r.o vc l ue follm-1iug str te□ent 1°e·oresents 'Gho :?..V~r·age ct;.pi tal 1nvest0ent r,f .:! t h t he □iLE> coi:t rnd total co st 0 ? oo ~J pe:r.' t o n , f ig ure s that are inverit..i.>1,>' of: ected b~· ~ny change in 't-:c.4?:e s ca les : - re :..ir 1921 192:2 1923 1924 1925 1926 192? 19~8 1929 19('.Q 193:! 193~ 190[ 1934 19Z5 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 i~VP, . 1:nveFtt:En:t t• v Froduc i 116 Cost :;urinl"l' Yerr I~c1ua1ng Deprecif'tion & Detl etio.n ,.. 7 c_., ,.., c:;~ ~, o1 o, i'> \ o c;, 0 48 17 , 690 , 0? 6 l? , 92 n, e,91 1 8 , P"? , ._ , c-,s::; """ ..... 1 8 ,109 , 380 - 18 , 266 ,89?. 18, 46(, ( 97, 1 8 , n51 , :i.on 18,790 ,962 18 ,926,849 ..,~r j h# ,;,7 1~ 19 , , .•,. ~ 19 ,00 9,83~ 13,q59, 995 l8 , o4? ,A9J. 18 , S?4 , 4c4 19 , 065 ,141 19,795, 047 20 ,3~6 ,570 20, 554,994: 20, 969146[) 21, 435,232 21,603,026 2 . 48 2.~6 2 . 21 2 .08 2.03 1.86 1 . 81 1.67 1 . 66 1.64 1.56 1.39 1.39 1.41 1.47 l.c4 1.51 1 . 50 1 . 47 1.57 l.71 ':::o tal Goct Inc l t:ding r,% Inte ra s -'G on :i::iveBt !:'lent C2 . a3 2 .97 2 .71 2 .~l 2 .50 2 .46 2 . 29 2 . 23 2 .08 2 o09 2 .16 2 .15 1 . 94 1.88 1.83 l.86 1.93 1.94 1.91 2. 65 1.90 1.99 �- 1 3 -- 'I'he c ~pi t e.1 invest□ent fi gur es h c.ve been corrected to el 1□1nate the inve stment nm· a l l oot:te d t o the South<.=r rn 1;yomi ng Ut ilit ie£ Comp=ny , 2nf. en rdjurtment to cover r educti on in depl etion che.X"ge: ••; :;z a l s o oace in 1925 . The to t~l cost of co&l i ncludes i nte1"'est at f i ve perce.-rt on the average yec.rl y invs t - 3 ment, thus bri ngi ng cost s to a t.r•ue l"asiis . ~, i th an 1ncrc... :,e of ~ . 102 per ten in t.:aee coet , ,:;ff.:;ctlve /.nril 1 , 1941, l c1'i·or cos.ts ;I'... ne·· na.ge agree- .,!nins c ~ndi t.:.ons in i:o . 4 .1.-:i ne co:it5.nue <iif'f icul t on account or ~eavy cover ccuai ng frequent bum9s 1 and □a~ing i t d iffim.1.l t t o mni nta i n tra cks l u the lou er ·or>k1n:;c . fron i.o . -± • • .!n c The production dropy ed t o 8ome e~n~ent durin 5 t:1e ;yca.r ,· t :hl s being absorbe~ by .:o . 11 • ine . :Ie :;111 endee..vo1.., to isi ilt a in c producti on or about 1 , 000 tons p er do,y f rom t i1i s rz?i ne d!11"'in 7 1943 . :•o . 11 f~i ne (~ ? l ane) \.Tas reopenec!. du?>i.1c~ the ye nr and - started nroduclnR coa l on Jul y 24t h . . At the pr e3ent time the Proa.uotion is 8 00 to 1,000 tone p e r d ~y , .fa..:..ch -:Ji l l be increa sed . The production so far hes been l a r gely fr-ol!! develo-p:nent ,:ork, l1h1oh h a s reached a stage ~,here i t u111 be ~o~si:>le duri ng 19~0 to Obta in a s ub s tantia l part of the prod uctio?:. f?"o::i :?ide 1:ork . �The .. f h re-n9en.1.n3 o .;, <"' •-aine tnaa quite expensl ve , c.:nd. consisted of t·1iden1nr; ontrie.s D.nd slopos , puttL1g i n nei'· t1mba1", re'9le cin;; the old 30-ii1c;1 cnu~e ~:it:: •1 2-i!'lc:h ga·Jge tr::.c>:, i nc~al ling ne-:· pit car,::;., o:...:-1~1ng co:1vayore;, nin!ng :JD.chi nes , ri.nd ne\·T □ain h oist G.nc. pur:roinr• c<: ui1>m~nt . 0n the ')t1tsice ~ ...,1e re.:.o<lele,. 1. l anphouss t:.11d □ine o ffice, rcbt bi21 tr~ted :rcll1•ot l trr cl~n ~nd :-.t :.o . 11 --i.'~?, gellon s·uor'""-=;e t en~ . c. uiet ... nce of :in ,.ddit i on to ti.1is the1'c ·.<2n 1£.iu 1,054 feet of ccet-i~on 9~~e f~J□ the t&nk to the di str-~bution system servin:; tee 'Gip-::>le Dnd :1ousas . An A•3!'0VE!.!1e fan 'i-rs i nsta.llecl to 31.,ppl y 9 ::rnffioient vol u.&e of ~ i r for the li:'e of t:1is mlae. t 1~no 1n . os. ,; £11c:.. 8 . J.nes , Rock Springs . the :10. 3 Seu.!.:'.! ahead of the t:?01 11 slope, this dz-illin:; provi ng up additional co~l reservez . E.t ebout ten y e G.r o . ffe e ~t1mctc the life of t ~ie mi ne �- 15 - ~he pre.sent ~roducticn frori1 No. 8 T.ii :1e u i l l be m~i.nte.1ned during 1943, £ 1th h th ·- oup· FJ html ls ver71 long, end, t·,-1 th the prev~11- 1ng mining condi tionR, the production co:::t ·--111 re□:: in h i .;h . t1on h:e been reduc€0 1n Februr-:-~ , ~me: devel0p::.ent i n t L is sccil!l tta s continued uuring Ii1-1 ve] opoen~ ·-o~i-· i s being D.e.intcin~tl ir1 t h e ~-in ton o i nes rani dly cxneusted, ~me. our product ion t· 111 c ense fro□ th~s aeau 1 of thi.o yee.r, anci the o.en trcnofcrred to the~. O. Clar~ Ui ne . The life of 11 0 11 i11ne has been extended by y!·os ecting to the d1r, of the old wo~1dngs. �- 16 - ?reduction fro r.i tho D. o. Cl a rk uine uas dlsr;.9po~nti ng ·J u,r_ '\ nc l_ -94--~ ,. U ~ labor cupply • -1. ,-·._._.... . b~· el_,-}; r 1 ue ·'-l,o our i ' ,· ..... nr.b -1 ,... it . ,y ·Go so cure sui t£b_e 'lhc tot.al ·9rotluc"(.;io11 for "'Cht: ;year ,-rag l,l'=l , 101 . 1 5 ton6, ~n i.1cre ase of 6G per-cen·;:; ove:i.."' l9t!;:l. Zvery effort t·.ril:t. be made to i ncrease the daily ~roCuction fro~ thiL ~ine tur1n~ 1943, c.mcl 'chis Cc-:n read ily ,:e ~ccot!lplishet.. i f e. sui':i'ici ent sup!)ly of nine 1£.tor is r.vnileble . ·:rell br.lc.ncea., nncl ~e'7clou::ent '\:orli; nc:.s been l:'!ni r..tai n.er-:_ . i-:. to·tnl It ~f 901 f eet of dirunon<1 dri l l ing t':JE p ut do:·:n to i~dic!lts~ ~- E ~::.v~ adci.i tione.l coal re serves in t::is seDD beyon<J 1 :~e 1:-e.ter situe.t i on o..t Superior c:>nt1m..1ce~ to be a. oerlous -:.,1th t r ee.ti nz , conti nues to be unsr.-t!.Rf~ctory r .J.nd it ha.e been nec essery to haul ·..;c:.ter to Supe_r 1or i n tcm~: cc.rs; r equi ring our �- 17 - em:ol oyes to t:re.vel ·to a cistern i n the vic inity of the ·u.s.tert:reat:1.ng p l a n t to obta in Ul:.tGr for dri nking and coolting, the water ryuoped fros the min? be j_ng lo.rgel:y used for other househol d Duz>i!lg the yee.r, &.nc1 e..fter.· n. study of the ~rater situation ond !''eco:m::.endations n ade by iir o Ro G o Greene , of the l;nio n Pr cific R.ailrocd Uom•; c ny , 0n cl L r o i ; . 2 o t.i ght:lngale? 'iii ce Presid cm.t and in gupericr &n~ drille~ t o a deptb o f 1 , 300 feet, into t he Golden t he~t cleJ,th 1... c,n rea c h e C.. ~ and it Pns found tt.a:t the sr.1.1d.!'.'ocli:. "UE•s not t·r:,.ter bet.ring , e nc. e:r cept f or ri. s□all 1-1.r10 1; n·c,; o f ~:c.t,er de- and not c,de.nted for d.one stic use , t.his hol e ---& s a b nnu.on ed . Furi.iher et ud;/ Fe.s 02.de l::iy 1.r> o Greene, he recom.nending three n os- kno·t·n Q S the :;rickson sand at a site appro}(imn,'Gely '7} a ilea e e.st of Su::,eri or . Arl expansi on of ti.1e tJnion ? .r.cific Railroad Comvan:v' s -creoent p1..,pducing ~re e. 0-t Poin s of Roc:rn 5t2.tion, 13~ miles S"'lutheast0rly of Superior. 'Pro,1ect C. t..·he explore.t1on of ~o .z~ i b l ~ ?•.::ter-p:."od.acing sana s a.t e cooparati vel y shc llot•:r depth :.n 'vhe .. ~ of Section 13, �-- 1 8 - 'i'ounshi p 21 ?1 orth, Range 10~ \..lest t ~bout ·2 □il es northl:resterly of ·1".~e .., . 0 . Cl l a rk !iine . 'Project C i:.m s ottGnp t oa, a nd u -.::ell dri ll -9c1 abo1.~t t v o ~11c~ nort~ 1e st of t~e ~ . 0 . Cl nr k ~ine. This hol e reach ed the G~l den • .::11 srndstcms , c: a to to2 dept:!1 ")f 995 feet , t;ith results i11 suffic t €!1t voln:ile :.:n{1 s u ltvbl e for domest ic us e i s f ound, it inGtall s v1-..:.,pi ng p1c~1: &.t thi s -pt"\ int. n~tep for it~ operati,:ms . If t:['.ter i c not found at If it should be nececse.ry to d&'lJelop e?-pensl <"J c '>ne , , ·h at vi th th'= dif:ficul ty of obtaining mf:.teri2ls under ~re ~er.-:-; :Zovernmental res trictions, rmd ·ihe h i gh he£J. against ,,rni'ct t r, i:: 1 e.t er mm t be pumped. Ee thct o,c i t ::1~y , it ~: 111 be nece ss&r-; eo!'..1ohm·T to fur ni£h u source of domestic Ufater for the iTle.ny ")f riur enployes are leaving our Se!'~ice becB.use of the quality of WPter furnished . If 'i·Je ~re to o.ni ri-·c ni n e. outisfactory l abor sup".>ly, ·ue must secure potable Hater . �- 19 - 8n d , Z, 5, 1, 7 ·_: 7, 8 , 9 , r!"ld 11. L::tcr clr 1l ling haF au5;11ent ecl the tions . Pnas ::lt·anc ri t0 t h e □ine , a d i s t c.nce of J.2,GOC f eet, c1nc!. one tra oK Was l el d for the ~aul ing i n of m~terlal . �- 20 - ~1•el i11irH:.!':'J t;o r k fo r ci.r!.vi ng o pcningo fro ra tho s ur f ac e i :'.! i:oa . Z. one. 1 Se[ rn: t o i nt ersect t h,~ roe!, tunnel, ana to ·_rovide ~.clec uc:t e vent 1lc.ti on for the mi 11e ,·or k i ngG ~·w.a b een st:::.rtec1, encl the cor l -;111 be i'.l.e.ul ec. b;v trucl: to the r ..... ilroPd. get a lin i tecl -iroduc tion f r oa t,hiE mine, -)r~nabl ;y sbcut ?EC' to ~ u v.,•er."' .... ~ . 1. 000 tone ner dn.u , b~1 'the e nd of th..,.., p"'e"e11,r # ,] - -- ,:., ~ - ... t."! t Unr i nr; l,.,t- nececcr r ;y !.!i n€: bv.i ldin-:;s ano tener:ent s r•i ll °".:>~ c-::>nstr-uctcc.', 'i,?,c L ":'l m1e iP.:.st, n e-. r u111•0 2.c1 ye.r da were b u11·;:, r 2ilr occ. t r ac i:s and of '765 f eet, t h is , er".{ e.11 cowpl etctJ. a.ur i n 6 the 7ea.r. Th f; entire ac..t 1sf c: cto r ily , e::<c e,;>t tha t i'li -;·~s fou.'!u. necccs,.r.,· to insta ll c. s o.tisfEct o rily -che l a r ger l umps of co al fo-.i~d i n -~1110 are a . Plnns for the a dded crusher a re under ·.rn; , .• d this 9 r o j ect ~1ill �.. t l - 'l'he L'nion .,..a.cific ~,cter Ccmpe.ny instc.lled a o i -pe l ine t o furnish ~&ter for 911 mining nperet1one an~ tenements &t the n~r location . A found,;tion t•rf-ls rmt i n for a ne,,: bathhouse , Bine fol"'e men 1 ~ office, 811c't urenent ye t Y' . t e n:rly al ). oaterial f ,:H ' the conLJt!'uction rif t1i~' le.op house , Hhicl-t uill be ooBpl eted durinE~ the bui ld.in:7 :. s 0n the ~:rounrJ . Concrete 2.nni'o~c!:'le •-1 t·-ere built f(')r the ent r i es , c ir c:,urseo, r"lt" cr0ss-cuts , uere ~l'iven in 104.': . '1 !!er·e uere no firee i nside the oines fro□ 0-ponteneous daugh ter , 'Gt e:.apt eJ. to pour sooe gc.soline 111""0 th<.; lei tchcn stove . :-le h c.ve mat nt n.1ne c1 s,ec1al (sUar,: ls for th~ defen se of t he I propertie s en account of uc-.r conc.iticns , t h is ·.·ol~ki n's out s c.tistaotor1ly , t n d no sabota0 e of any k i nd h !1F.. be ... n 2ttempte<l. lJe �- ?,2 - and 1Jt•· te!' pPo ).)ePties , ue a re ad.equa~e l :v pY-oteoted.• 1lle payroll deduction n l.s n for -~he purchase of l•n l \;ed year . bonc1s . Iron Jc ~~er , h~ass and b r on2~ -LABon.. . . . Duri ng the year 2 ,691 men uere h1red, &n-l 2 , 598 left our s ervice, �- 23 - ·i;here being 2 , 859 □en i n our eopl oy ~c of t h e end of t h e y ea r, excl usive of the general offi c e forcea . u~_ ~o the ena~ o f 1 9A~,9 , c. ·i,otol of 544 men had l eft v •J the employ of thi s coc~o.ny to enter the &reed forceo of the Uni ted <3tate~ . About eo yercent of our l ~bo~ suptlY h~s been £t~ble, ... t .1, ! l'l • to recrui ':.i Ll:Jn , -~ h • t _. • tells t o Cls.rltsville , e.n6., : ~t:en it EJeece<l cli ffloult to oot~in enpl oyes ,:i tho-..it ~:1y i n_; iil'".'.1.nsportati on, • •.:; ine~i t·,ited ~ system they to re?tL'l'ld tne anovnt t o u s . tp to t he e:id of the yee.r 1-·e advrnced ..:. t o tZi.1 of (;16 ~555 . 54 f or t r ans1_:ortc..tion, c.nc1. ':•e hav e r>e-collectccl dui"i ng t h E;.t sane period ! 9 , 13:? .17 of "Ghr-:.t anount . i.:o doubt :.1 collected, ve1""y substant i al n.,.1 (1 i t n□ount of t h i c =oney tril l no~ be t:1ll be ne ce ss:iry to ci:lc.rge tl1e lo ee t o Ope1"a.- t i one , o.s many of the employ es to ·u h? :.n ~:,e o.Qv.oncc t r ans~)orto.tion raoney move on, f e:111ng to c.a rry out t he iz' obl !.5...,.ttcn . Duriug the time ..r . ·.iel ls w£.s in Arkansas, he sh i "!)::,eC: c :}:r-oxi!'.:!!'.tely 370 Glen �-= l'_iy., ~ Gil y i)I' ,.-1. . y ~. 24 .... t-.&?r i ngton ue.s sen-t to Spo kane, rTashington, tr t o Varregut o Xd&_~O, and to t h e vicinity of ? i ttsbu~g , Kans a s, end I-:!ro 1.-rells to Leo.civil le , Col o~aa.o , und er instructions of the United States Emplcyoent Se1~v1~e ing uny employe s. j) none of' these soUZ'cee develop- On Ho 11e□bei"' 1eth D t•i Z' o 1;ells and iJ:r.' o H.s-.rr'ing- ton uere 3e11t to Snz-:_ngflela., Li t oh? i elc1- D and Her1•in p :Illinois_o Er . Hells is still ::.n Ee rrin o.nd in e 1ntinni np; t o sh:t·9 2 ?e~-r men to Uyon i n~ . nen"i'.; Hervic e . Hine , onr thon~ht t e i n ~ to Dick u:-i s ome of tho s e r.:en. Y:ho 1:ould be une.u.rolcy ed . On October 2~:th, !-Ir . John R. f-TcCusker D 3egional Director of ·ine ~hr i-bnpmrer C~!ill·.ioaion, Denver, r..otified us tl1,:/G i t ,.:~ou.ld be nacess.ery for us to discontinue e□~loylng cena 2nd to u i thdrmr X-l ro z:urra.Y had located q uite a nunber of men, but r•;e ,:ere not allowecl to er.l~)loy them, f4l"o ?-!cCusJrer st~ting they were needed for o 'i";he:r crit~ca l wer in- dustri es . Since that tioe ue have been emoloying □en through and ~,1th the asE:istanoe of ..che Unitecl States E'!:lploynent Servi ce l n Southern Illino i s; as of elate of thi s report, the su:~ply of t:ien 1n Southern I llinois i s a pparentl y e""YlC:..rntsll. o • �- 25 .... The l abo~ outlook for 1943 i s not encouragingo n.,Ja.~osn _"'ectB ar~ .., ?hA~: u _., for 19..12" The ?h~ 7 b or snppl y t·rill b e more difficul t · than ~ .., -a Hotrever, ·c·e are ueing evm.,..y 1:1e ans poe8ibl e to fi ll the vacancie s i n ouri 1-,O1,.lti ng fo r c e s. In Sep tember, i t was clec ide a t o empl oy some 1:ror.1en :Co1"' 1mr!c for ·t1idch t hey m5.gb t b e f i tteu, on t h e tinples anc1 i n the shops , and a t t h e end o f the j 1 e0.P th0r@ ·t1ere 50 uomen eDY)1.oy e5. i n these c l asses of -:rork, i~e..o~Locatinn ini i=:t s ... c) Rock Gr.,:r :L.2-:~ s Reliance ., - Superior Hann$;}. f o:.l~:-s : A~urentices Elec_; trici i::m s "i1e1ders "" ~ r;,lQY)l e rr:o ·'t, C ;.;i l ,:.___ ....::.,... 5 4: 5 6 11 10 2 1 l 1 1 ... 12 7 9 J.3 t) 32 50 1 --=- -- B 7 TotEtl Blute Pickers on 2 l _, iJint-Jn 0$ - ... A.riother thing t ~1nt h as militated az;ain st our t~roduotion hu.a bes11 ::.;nd still continues to be t he very l:.:u>ga a::1oun.t of vol- untary a~osenteeism, for uhich there seems to b3 no remedy. Fre- quent t 3lks at Safety ne.etings , both by o~r o-;.m offici a l s and by people u e h::..ve broun>ht i n to talk to the men on this situation, ~ have not been productive of results. On the c~ntrary, absenteeism 1e steadily i nc reasing, particul arly since iioveraber 1 s t, t:rhen the mines started u orldng seven da,ys pe r ueek, ff~.. th t ine o.nd one-half Paid tor all time in excess of 35 hours enc;: t·:eek o In order to maintain production, we ·worked on Armistice Day a~d Thanksgiving �- 26 Day p paying time and one-hal.f :for these tuo holi days t1e hRve found no renedy for this si tue.tion 0 O Apparently the emnl 0yes ere earning too such □oney, and are indifferent to the winning of the i:·rar ; no appeol to their patrioti sm or t heir dutles e.s ci t1zens s eems to hc.ve any effec•i:i o On the contrary" the more steadily t·: e ':•:-ork, the mo.r e absenteeism ue have, cs ch1:n,.:n by ✓c;he f ollo't'1 ing tabl e, uhich shm-~s the raan-days los•i:i from th1s ouuse for ~he l sst six months of the yeer, the period during uhich recorda were kept : Hock Month S;w-l n "•q July ?29 ?13 August Se"Qteober 709 October 1 1 ..,. .. Noveo'ber DeoeI.llber 1 0 961 -1> - - - 2 0 06f Re] i P.n~e Hinton Sn7'.:.fil':i or Hfilla rrot2.J_ 872 1,148 281 213 316 3g974 945 1 0 () ... ? 880 1 0 080 10866 1 0 ?63 0 I.)., 8 ... 920 6:-:>'7 780 l ~- lp ~08 1,886 1D l 29 1!)660 1:,773 3,404 !3,605 Gp06S 7,902 8 , 093 295 639 662 l 0 8Sl 32 ,031 Totnl fo:r L~tit Six !I()nti1s , 194:2 n • ·~oveDDe-, r • ,,, ~n nn e·?fn _ r.,_l, to c o r,,""-te>t ~: 1_,., 1 _ s s1+-un __--:~1on, u~ring ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~A ~ systen ,:&.s 1.neugurated of n.t-r8.rding U o - -4 S o V Y i·Jar Savings Bonds as nnd in Decenber, bonds &r:1~unt1ng to ( 1,200 1-:rera given, the amounts 1r~-r~te~ c..:~ong ~he dist ricts in proportion to t~e nuober of raen employed e..'G each, with a separate dra.Ni ng fo r e 2.ct1 distr.i.ct. This changed for t~e month of J ~nusry, 1943, to ;rovide for the a_T-~ arding of a singl e (11,000 bond. ':'he "bonds uere auorded by nlac1ng in a bowl the names of al l eoployes ,·ho had nat mis s ed s single day at ,-rork during the month, and draPlng from the bowl, in a manner similar to that used for rorerdijg t~e Safety pri zes, a representative of the Union being calleu i n to ~art1c1pate in the drawing. �- 27 .,. The dr op in eff iciency duri ng 1942 oompar ed wi t h 1941, due to the many new employee , absenteeism , and other causes, ie shmm by the fol lot1i ng : t;;o t a l l-1an Shi ft s 1941 1942 520 /19? 673 , 203 Total Tons i:~i ned Decrease in Tonn ~i ned Per Man Shift Fer Cent of Da~rease cl ause in Jn,:; uage cont::..,.:;.ct cove.rlng v2.cat:lon pey a:nounted to S37 ,520, er ) 00551734 pe.f' n~n shift o r.rh i o co opat:'SC '{fi th Q. 'G otal of 035,980, or (~0069384 per □an shi ft i n 19410 'i1Et1E~-lEU'l'S : T~e housi ng situation has been a most diff icult oneo A l r~ge nu□ber of s i~~le e□ployes, the sons of' our older G5pJoyes, trho have le~~ to ente~ the armed f orces , ~as devalopod a serious housing s:t";;uat i on, ina.s□uch a s the parents have not ·taken in anyone t o replal.}e t.he l"el &tives who h a ve l e f t our ewploy Ji.;o go i nto the servi ce. ·; e fe el tie !lave lost uc comr::.oda~:; i on::; fa ...• 3'.)8 t o 350 em- ployee on this e.ocoun·::, . Boarding houeeo have l1een reha'bilita.t ed , and buil d1n~o in a.1 1 our r11 s t riot s which have been used for other '-· Pllrpooee have been r emodeled., e.nd t:e nre u.sing t ~eo fo r housing accorr:mode.t ions t'or n e~-: em""Ol oyes . In adcU. t i.0~1 ~~o <i.;h.is, t:n3 purchaeecl from the Union Pacific Railroaa· com~any 200 condeD~ed box care, remodeling the!!. at a cost ot $565.74. each, l'.!l!:.king t,ro-room houses �- 28 - for emnloyes 9 living quart erso These box- oar houses are l ocated as follmirs: Ro ok Stirin~ s Reliance Winton ::> Supe r i or 63 Hannn <> 52 0 30 2 rc.) 30 200 'Kote.l Include s •i:;,- o c e.r s put t oge the!' to form a aomr.mni ty ha11 0 !Jbile this .has n-:,t ent irely solve<l our pr-obl C?D , it nas been t he means of fu1"n.:..shi ng both nm?ri ed and s ingle ei.:1plc>ye 8 -;,;i t.h difflcul ty of obtsi uing p riori t i 00 for the buil ding ~f s~itahle ~ouses, the t!t:. l i z .::~:ti on. of these b.::m carEi ha s ·oeen a re ul l i fe-saver, ancl oi ~: ri-:..~ooo. .hcnwes @t Hann a. o On account ':)f ·che u.elay in obtain- ing the ,~ce sse.r r au1;h~rl ty a11<l the fur ni shing of t"he 2ater•1al, only t he t.:-~rr~~- b.riuses at Rel i[;..Ilce h o.a. been t i n i s11ed ~d. placed ln use by Decern.>c:;1" 0.i. 0 l'ha thirty 4-room :nouses at buperi or a1"'e pa r t i al ly com1->leted, f!.nd proixf1Jly u .i..11 be r e&dy f or occu;xi11cj,' l n the l a:t;e spring of 1943 0 The constru ction on the tt·elve 5- room houses t•re.s at a ot c.nd- s till f or soae tlme on a ccount of t~e i,ability of the contra ctor to p:c..o s e cute t .11e ·"rork ; they o-11.l be oom1:-let ed before June 1. 19 43. 'i'he follou ing statement shorn::; t~:e 0Y:-;e1-;.dl tuj~cs ft'.>r n2in- tenance ~n tenements for the past five y~9.r~: �- 29 - ....... , '} 1 0'"'8 1939 1940 1941 1942 Uunbe:r O ""'.!. Houees 1 &111 1 ,109 1~109 1,104 1, 326 of .. .:..i n Coat tenance ~'66 20() .. 60 (. 00 , 77A . l ;-5 • 4? ~01 . 71 \ 65, 8 1 6 . 64 ~.,l '"11, 3~19 . 6C i\vg . Co st per House ~ 50 . 59 $54 .SJ $.~•"' e n~ $ 5J . GZ $129 . 22 9 I ~,_,, 0 oohool ch il~ rc::1 ir. "GhP c ~cmunity h t'..lle . t1on of the Boy en~ Girl Scoutc in t he Annu .1 . 1~-::st t,10 i?i e11 Dc.:i . �.... 30 ~ ENl¼Il~BERING- SCHOLARSHIP: G!'ee.ter interest i s bei ng shol-rn i n t h i s opportupl t y , as t he:r'e Pe r e ele ven c cmd 1.d r.tee for the scholnrship i n 1942 . Xt ua.s d:S..fficul't to choose a.-nong the oand.ida.te s , .:::.s. severnl of tb.em u cx-0 "t:e ll qua.lif ;.ed, but af'te1,.. t he com3-,et;i t 'i ve examiu~tion ;_•a s i~ n ts·.ecount of t l1e 111-J.uct i o n of 1&- c111d. 19- yed.Y·-olu. boys he e:r.:)ectc:; to be e llm:red to finish h i s schooling he ?ore bei n~ induoterl into r-:.ntive eeTVice Pith the /:\rmy . <'LD TJ ;' tF.8 1 RF.l!!!ICN : 1 nn ~ h~"eenth ' · _e e:..g ,. a.nnua] reunicn of t ~e 01~ Ti ner s ; s - the r,rincipal g ueeit oncl suee.ker at the bm1ciuet . 'I'ne membership this ye~r in the Cl d Ti mers' Aseocie.tion u0.s S-t:-3 , a n incr ei.se or 9 over 1941. W~s Bec ause of the "<·:.:ir s1 tut tion , the eveni ng progr e.I!l discontinued. ,E_MPLOYES I HAGAZIT&: The Earoloyes I Magazine completed Sl!Ccesst'ull y the nine- �- 31 - t1oenth year o f its servi ce to om,.. Forki ng foroe s and ·the ir f ami - l ies o POUER PLANTS : The RooI~ Spri ngs pouer plfu"1'G continued t o operate v ery sat i s f a ctorily duri ng the y e ar. The tottl pz,oduc•t i on fop 1942 t:e.s 58,187,000 KtiH, an i ncrease of '7D1'79..,000 ir:;H, or 14 . 07 percent D O'v'er 1941 o 'i1he !lighest peak l o s..d t-1e.s l ~, 500 KUD --:·rhich oco\ll'r ed ?12rch 15, uhile the highest 60-@inute :;;>eak U 8. ~ 12 ,000 uhi le tl'le gPeatest cnn thly nrodu;}tion v a s that 1n D0ce□ber-, 5, 649 D ooo 1c:s . 7he :fol lou i ~6 state@ent shov1s the total poFer generated and the dist~ibuti.on of ~£.□e for the past five ye ars : 1958 m:rt Used fo1" plant 1::mxili£.2:..ies ano. boiler Y-OCID 5 , 326,800 Used at Lo o 6 ~fells 614, 989 1939 KtlH 1 940 mai 194:l K-JH 703,500 KtiH 4,338, 200 5,187, 500 5 , 842,900 703,254 1942 706 ,900 702 , 200 ~ol d to So . Uyo . litili t ie s Co. l.0,.713 ,67 3 10, 6S9 ,922 ID,950 ,007 12 ,574: ,865 16,14 9 , 109 Used at 'ihe t' . ~ • Coal Co I s . L!ining Diets. 26 1 048 1 006 26 , 4 00 1 726 281 ~6?. 688 30 1 7 64 1 0 66 35 r 424: . 885 Total Dist ri42 ,703 ,467 42 ,931, 402~5,954:095 ~8 ,386,661 55 , 614, 394 buted ·Transmission Losses 2.021.533 2 ,479.698 3 . 02~ .9J 5 2 , 621. 339 2,572 . 606 Total Genera~ed 44,725,000 4 5,411,000 48, 97? 11 0 'J'"' 51,008 , 000 58 ,187 , 000 The production i'rom the Hanna Po-::'er-- ? l a::1t shou ed an i ncr ease �- 32 - of 15 ° 1±8 percent ovez- t!'le previous yer-.:r o 'i'he following stPJ,te- ment shoi·rs the to tal po"t·rer geneI•ated and t he distribution of same for the pact five ycorc : 1 938 rn.n8 Dept. Cosnercicl -~ub-total KtH. 1939 1940 ll\T! Y{:·:H 4 , 0 51?550 3, 8 ~~5: 90:J l c 068 , '1-00 4- , 90".:;- <;.._ ';()Q z. ' 4.67 200 4, 5;-36, 100 5953J,950 1 2 156/700 1!167.000 1:268D55Q L , r~9:z. 900 '-' - ·~ J 5,?03,100 6»602 ,500 ln261 . 650 1...JL219 I '7QQ 1 : 31'L600 1.505 11200 6,165,960 5,843,600 7 DQ20 J 1700 8, 10'7 , 700 9 93 D5!')Q 5,045,050 ~ 1941 KT?H 1942 KUH 1 Useci. for ·pouer -gl ant (!, boiler -plant fttL~lliaries 1~01f1~l.OO Tot al gene1"ated 6,060~150 o..s all me•i:;er- s nre loc2:;:;cd at the bue bars i n the po'Per pl ant . Comnercie,.1 l:11ouatt hours cover no-z.:e:r nold 2nc. pm-·er used by all u.epartments other than tr..e :o.i ne department. The follou ing st.f'_t,srJent sho-::::s the nunber of -pensioners on the :\?ells .and JGh e cost of pensions for the ·pas·t:; fiva years: 1958 1939 1940 1941 1942 62 59 58 54 • 54 Year 2 6 3 Uo . di ed during yaor 5 7 3 -, pensi on.er e on roll J~:.uc.ry lat L. Co no. add.ea. during 1 Total cost of pensions for year \~31, 213 . 50 C~4, 241. 31 {~31, t.:?0 .19 030, 202. l3C3O,006.86 '£here uere 53 pensioners on the :i.:1o~ls D.E!, of J c.nuf.lX'y 1 i 1943 . �- ss REAL g gS; ATE: --On ac coun --c 'Jf the r e0trictions :)l aoecl on build ing o-r:>er·a- · .;,., ~ t~10:n of net; ho.0es, by the Governmental t 1.o·l1", 4v••nlun v u..1.ng u.ne ccns"t;ruc 0 - .... . ngencie s , x>efal esta te s ule s J na:rti culal..,ly to'l:·m lots , have been ll1t a m!ninum during t ue y e a r, £:ml thi s sit uat.i..::>Zi F ill c~ntinue fo K> Block 10, Cl a rk i!i.tldi"i:;ion, sol d ·i;o the l'!', o lj o E . Qhurch, 3c.ker 1 s Chapel, for a. ·,otal p l"'ice of 0550 . 00 . l ands i n Sec•Gion l S, at Licml:ol: - Year 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 193? 19;:;o 1939 1940 19~1 1942 Tot[2]. 'i!ons Rental fo!° ~"'.o;y e..l t y (l5i 'O(H."'" ton) 1,074000 \}C': 161.10 59,539 .95 8 :930 .98 108,620 086 16 , 293.14 2'.'.J, 756 .68 l ~ ,963.50 72 :664.59 10,899 . 72 61, 804 .?3 9,270.73 62,6~5 .62 9,295.36 69 ,~~3o5l 10 .,416.51 80,912 091 1 2, 136.94 94,886 020 1 L,?32 o94 ~5,085. 57 6,762.55 531 .92 3 ,546.10 759,968 .72 Gl13, 985. ~.9 ?toping c.nd Vent ..U1:.ch . RentaJ. /.> v {\ ( \? 600.00 \r 900 000 600 .00 600.00 Total 600000 600000 600000 600000 161.10 10,430.98 16,893.14 16))563.50 11,4:99.72 9:870.73 9s995.36 600.00 600 000 600 oCO 100 . 00 (\ ~}6 , 100000 \T 900.00 11,016.51 12 ,736.94: 14,832.94 ?,362.55 631.92 Cl 20 ,995.39 The . mining o? the reservee under this con-cr ac·t has been conpletecl, the Lion Coal Oorpornti.on ;:·c 8 so notified, ood rider to the co~'ltraot executed providing for the CC.!1Cellet ion o:f ee;me as or rebrue.ey 28, 1943. Respectfully sub~itted , O-rtgm·!l~ l f.UG~i~lt \11d\ltl Fft ��200-41 .f}.pril 6, 1942 Mr . U. rL Jeffers - Presi dent Union Pacific Re.ilr-c ac!. Company· Omoha, Nebrc: ska- Dear Sir: I submi t heret-:1 th the foll m·, ine; :ee aume of The Union "acific Coal Company operatio~e for the ye ar 19~1: MINE PRODUO'i'l!ON AND COS"ES: Tot&l tons producoa, aver age d -s.YE:'! 1>so~lrnd during the year, mine cost, and tot~l cost, for five ye~rly per.iode r 1937 to 1941 , i nclus ive, are set fcrth below: Production Tons Average Day s II.£ 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 :3,315,628.06 5,016,977.86 3,261,003 .46 3,588,689.60 4., 276, 185 . 60 217. 7~ 150. 6 • 157 .5· 170 .9 . Uorlted. 210.4· Mine Cost fl V Tota1 Cost G 1.734 10 540 1.510 1.505 1..731 .1. 752 1.661 1.806 1.471 1.673 Tho working time of the mines 1noreo.sed-lo.st yea.r 39.5 days, or 23.1 percent. The outout increased 68?,596 .00 tons, or 19.16 percent . All mines are double shifted, t ha t is. creus for ti'ro 7 hour ah1fts a re lla1nte.1ned. The total t a-ires paid during the cal endar yeer s 1940 a:nd 1 94.l . Irere e:.s shown be1 ow: 0..1- lnoreF. se -1940· 1 ~~ Federal Taxes G:.t.4~ , 747 . 09 ,~.(88, 059 . 16 0~45,111007 Other Taxes 297 , 8 7 2.88 ,--~') D -~, . r:01 ~'I • 99 ' 46,029.11 Total t441 , 619.97 Ces1,1ao.15 $390,140.18 �- 2 Mine ooete inoreased Q.102 ~er t on and tho ooat of e l l coal nold increased G. 155 ~e r t on . UECHAN!CAL L0i\DER9 : During t h e yee;r J 9/J l, t h e 1.)er c ent age of eoal mechanicc1lly l oaded uas 100. O perc en t. Cn DecE,m.ber ;:;1, 1941 , 216 l o..1ding nni ts Here in oel"Vice , totid c sp i t a l i nvest:!lent i r.. m~che.nioe l l o a.de;"S; -:·•1th de-orec i - ntion to De cember 31 , 1941 , set f orth bel o~r: Origin~l c a?i t ~l i nvestment Deprec i at i on to Dec . 31 , 1941 Ori gi nal co s t less nccrued depreciPt!on Deprecic tion f or the year 1941 398€d en t ~e 'to ti::.tl t onneg e min ed 1n 1941 , the de~reoir~ter1 c a p ital i nvest ment 1n l •J acli ng rw.ch i n ery a o of Uecet.1be1' 31 , uae 7 oO cent s per t on . Si nce 1926 , o.n a c cut•a te r eco1"d o~ thr:; ea.rninge of a ll unioni zed mine employee h f~S been □a i nt 2 inoa , fro□ whioh the f o llow1 ng r esume h as bem ebotraotcd: - Yeo.r 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1936 1936 1937 1938 1139 1940 11•1 Ho o o f i1en Emn lo.,yed 2 ,103 .5 1,78108 1,673 . 7 1,70?. 6 1.,766.7 1 ,698 . 9 1 ,609. 6 1 ,669.9 1,661.6 1,926.2 2,109 . 0 2,240.8 2,169 .8 2 ,169 .7 2,114.9 2 , 286.2 Av_~ • Sh1fts f or k:e cl 208.6 228.8· 259.9 276.0 249.2 207-.4 180.8 183. 9 216 . 6 226. 7 233.7 21 5.6 186 . 3 197 . 9 213.6 227 .8 Avcr na-0 ~!et Ti:&.r.n i ngs Per Da.y ,f-.9 ; • a.,,= 9. 0 2 8 . 60 7. 43 7. 49 7.43 6.65 5,92 5.a~ 5.93 6.34 6. 86 7. 11 7.17 7 .18 8.06 Per Honth Cl 63. 76 171.82 186.23 1-70 . 91 155 . 53 123 . 42 100.22 90 . 73 104 .58 111.63 123 .52 1~3 .09 110 04-2 118 . :25 127 . eo 1G2 . B4 Per Year Cl ,966 .12 2,061 . 84 2 ,234 . 76 2 ,050 . 92 1 ,866.36 1 ,541 . 04 1,202 . 64 1,088 .76 1 , 254 . 96 1,~30 . 36 1,462 . 24 1, 477 .08 1 ,325.04 1, 41!'l.00 1,633 . 60 1,834.08 �- 3 - Cur- accident prevention work trnr; continued without ab1:1.ter-:ient, n alight increese in me.n-hnu~e of e~posure ~er lo et-tim0 accident ooou~ring in 1941, e~ual to o.~4 percent. The oomua ri son for t he f ift een yecr e re-PP.retell into t h:Pee per>locl:::; c f five yea.rs eRch, uith :,reur s 193e, 19:59, 1940, 0 V11l 1941, shot..,n oo'\'Js.ratel :v , is set forth !n the i:'\s er t follm·:ing : THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Co~1hparison of tons mined, and man-hours worked inside and Outside per Fatal, Non-fatal a.nd All Accident.< THR EE 5-YEAR PERIODS AND Foun YEARS, 1938. 1939, )940, AND ]94] Year 1923 l'.924 1925 1926 1927 Tons Mined IPercent· age Number of Accidents Loaded ~echanNon• ic:illy Fat:il fat:1I Tot:il ' - 3,241,105 3.32 16 2,821,678 5.72 11 2.779,065 9.55 6 2,776,245 21.67 8 2,750,430 40.28 7 -287 237 305 24-0 244 14,368,523 15.61 48 1319 1367 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 2,927,390 3.060,632 2.897,653 2.453,527 2.045,270 -- 51.29 8 57.97 12 59.42 8 73.39 6 81.13 1 294 270 270 152 ''.$.~ F:it:1I Nonfat:,) Total Man-hours Worked 303 202,569 11,293 10,697 5,581,040 248 256,516 11,906 11,378 4,340,800 311 463,177 9,112 8,936 3,850,664 254 347,031 11,285 10,930 3,969,400 25] 392,918 11,272 10,958 3,607,344 5 yrs. - .-.. - - - Tons Mined per Accident 299,344 10,893 10,511 21,349,248 302 365,924 282 255,053 278 362,207 158 408,921 60 2,045,270 - - Man.hours per Accident Fat:il Non• fat:il Total 348,815 394,618 641,777 496,175 515,335 19,446 18,316 12,625 16,136 14,'784 18,itl9 17,503 12,381 15,627 14,372 444,776 16,186 15,617 9,957 9,693 3,858,672 482,334 11,336 10,853 4,126,880 343,907 10,732 10,423 3,872,648 484,081 16,142 15,529 3,169,584 528,264 34,665 34,088 2,607,116 2,607,116 13,125 15,285 14,,343 20,852 44,188 12,777 14,634 13,930 20,061 43,452 -5 yrs.. 13,384.472 63.18 35 1045 1080 382,413 12,808 12,393 17,634,900 503,854 16,875 16,329 -- 40 43 699,186 52,439 48,780 2,543,104 847,701 63,578 59,142 1933 2,097,558 90.55 3 - 1934, 2.402,553 97.41 3 1935 2.887,731 99.03 8 1936 3,286,159 99.95 61937 3.315,628 99.50 2 __,_ 59 56 48 38 62 800,851 40,721 38,751 2,800,683 933,561 47,469 45,172 64 360,966 51,567 45,121 3,291,205 411,401 58,771 51,425 54 547,693 Q8,462 60,855 3,744,274 624,046 78,006 69,338 40 1,657,814 87,253 82,891 3,707,237 1,853,618 97,559 92,680 -5 yrs:- 113,989,629 97.18 22 241 263 635,892 58,048 53,192 16,086,503 731,205 66,749 61,165 29· 31•1,508,489 104,034 97,322 3,198,32.5 1,599,162 110,287 103,172 1938 3.016,978 100.00 2 23 27 815,251 141,783 120,778 3,357,955 839,489 145,998 124.369 1939 3,261,003 100.0.0 4 1940 ,3,588,590 100.00 6 24 ·30 598,098 149,525 119,620 3,555,408 592,568 148,142 118,514 1941 4.276,186 100.00 5 30 35 855,237 142,536 122,177 L1,}62,132 832,426 138,738 118,918 -4 yrs. 14,142,757 100.00 17 106 123 831.927 133,422 114,982 14.273,820 839.636 134,659 ll6,047 - - -- - �- 4 - Durtr.5 the n1.neteeri yee.r pe rind shown, there were -nE-1.id for a't'1~rdE'- to inj v rec. emyiloye~ 2.nd employes • a,eoendents t h rough the 1·tyomtne; t; c r ltmen' s Compe n se tion Act, t h e folloidng sums: Perioc1 192-~1-'.?7 1928- 32 1933- 37 Yr.1938 Yr.1939 Yr.1940 Yr.1941 Ton s Coal Mined Comptmsnt ion A;wards Awards ner Ton · 7 V029 • .6.6 209,6~2 o38 14,368,523 13,384,472 1 3 ,989 , 629 3,016,978 'l?.• I 2 "·1 t 00 ...L) L ..,t) 3,588,690 4, 2?6,186 ~ t •9 l , "- ..,,. vf,L.... 2.12, 1 ?8. ;,s 30, 267.06 34 , 676 .02 57,041.94 72 ,973 .81 .0177 . 0157 . 0152 .0100 .0106 .0159 .0171 The p ayment s we.de into t~e •,.:orltmen ' s Compet1s 1:..t ion Fund, 1941 compared with 1940, 1-n•a sho1.:n belm·n rai d in for·: Year 1940 Y0s r 1941 lfork.men' r, t;or.roen oation t 5?,041.94 9,227.76 10.00 C66,279.69 f;72 , 973. Bl 12,041.38 1.00 GR6,016 . 19 Catastrophe Insurance !·'olloing- Total 18 ,736. 50 I ncrease The Company I s cred1 t balance 1n the fund ,-1as incr,1a sed from 0.67,64?.10 as of December 31, 1940, to @86,821.00 e e of December 31, 1941, en increase of (:19,1?3.90. Uorkmen' s Comnensa.tion Cat astronhe I nsurance llo11o1ng· Total 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 ~ .0179 .0028 t.0100 .0027 (~ .0106 (~. 0169 .0027 .0026 ~ .0171 . 0028 SQOOl $ . 0208 t; .0127 C.0133 1;,. .0185 (' .0199 The f.iharp increa se in wage rate:e adds to co~!rpensat1on pt3,y1I1ents, as d.oee the 1ncre~:ae 1n tonnage mined . Ac h9.s been shown, the Com't'any' s . orec1.1 t balance in the fund wa.s 1noreaseL1- an a.:nm,nt s11ghtly evoeeding I I the inoroasc shown above. a �Co0porie~n of F'c.\t al J\ocidente por Million Tons or Con!. !·.1!ned, The Un ion 'F-noific Coql Company and United Stutes , Corapa~od, Ni neteen Yearly Pcr i ode. 'i"ho Union Pac!l..fic. Gon.1 Oo . Pot o.li tieo nor l,0,00 2 QOO Tonq, Y.oc:t:. [flt; f' l i. t,i CH3 16 1023 ll 6 192'} 1925 1026 8 ? 8 12 8 6 1 1927 1928 1929 19;;0 1931 1932 r.: ,t_; 1933 103~ 1935 1038 1937 1930 1939 19~0 ,., ... 8 6 n I 2 ~ 6 5 1CJ'11 ~\ l B,!tur:iino\ls M1nes 1 u. a. Fotnlitics oer Eptnlit1eo 1 11 000 2 000 Tons 1,963 1,906 3 . 16 3.94 3 . 53 '1 . 9~ 3 .90 2 . 16 2 . 88 1 0 834: 2 D066 1 0 ?~2 2.6~ 2.73 1 0 729 1,706 ;-.;.91 1D619 1D060 068 ... ,.., 8t~v 2 .. 76 r. . 40 .60 l.~3 1 . 26 958 968 10096 q .76 1 . 82 .60 lp198 oso . OG 867 lD20~ l .~3 1.67 1 .17 10052 (Cot.) a.eo 3 . 36 8 t.)5 0 ~ .19 3 .~6 2 .79 ;3 .0~ 2 .60 2 .66 ~. GO 2.51 2 .69 2.61 2 . 18 2 .61 2 . 09 (Eat. ) Bnfcty expcnditu~oG chnr~ccblc to rain~ oostn for the onl cnder ., yom~o 1923 to 19{1p inolucive, 01.,e oet forth 'below: E~pcndituroo for Safety Ohc~30d to Mine Coote for Ni neteen !eer ~cried 'Yow 1923 19~~ 1926 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 19~4 1935 19~6 193? 19~8 1939 1940 . 1941 Lnbor nncl t:flt ori nl Ooc-it ~er Tg9 152,754 .18 .054 b 71 , 9R1 .C8 :; . 022 129 , 23~, . 41 15::', 915 .·11 .046 86:980 . 00 98, 374 .69 97,274 .79 99 , ;;41 .47 '10 , 830 . 24 6?, 691. 39 .03~ m., 416.84. 46 , 144 . 07 60 , 4~~ .16 64,611. 41 62 , ~43 ,56 67, 622 .92 62 , 906 . 80 77, 984.69 89,869.62 . 056 .os2 . 0~2 .o:.:- 4 .029 .028 . 025 .019 .017 .020 .019 . 019 . 019 . C'~2 .021 �- 6 - The annual examination o~~ the mines ~as conducted duri n~ J ul y and August, 1941, by Nr . L . F . tleichel, Mining Engineer of Scranton , Penneylvania. UI NE J.IATERI AL AND SUPPLIES : 'll he changes in vnluc of stocko of mine material and supplies carried since De cember 31 , 1920 , i s set forth in the following record: .THE UNION PACIFI C COAL COU'PANY Material and Su"9pl ies on Hand , December 31, - - - - ~Y_e__ a rs 1923 to 19~1 , Inc . Year L\mount . Year Amount 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1929 1929 1930 1931 8 686,341 1932 (~ 196,792 418 , 797 339 , 313 267 ,095 253 0075 265,130 273,036 1933 1934 1 936 187 ,267 192 ,586 208 ,278 1936 264,269 1937 336,566 1938 271,289 265, 06~ 1989 323,998 239,052 1940 258 ,944 1941 417,677 Much of the increas e shown ls due to la.rger i nventories 1no1- dent to 1noreased output , uith higher oost of mat erial usedo dEROHANDISE STORES : Our merchandise .stores, under the continuing man agement of llr. E: . R. Jefferis, Mannger of St or es, me.de a n.et 1_1rofit of C68, 913.01 1n 1941. The general resul ts for 1940 and 1941 compered, are shot-m below: Total Oper ating Exuens e s 8 Taxes Net Earnings ~~1 93, 176 1 . 192 ,236 217 1 ~19 $170, 008 201 1 759 $61,129 88.913 trease C 186,222 C, 24, 143 (; 31,731 8 7 ,784 ~ Total Salee l940 c\1 ,007 ,013 \( ~ 4! n- I nvent ory Vnlue Accounts Receivabl e, Merohand1se Department , as of December 11, 1936 to 1941, incl us1ve, are shown in t he follou1ng: �- 7 - Accounts Receivable - Merchandise Department Year Amount 1936 Sll0,356.13 1937 120,990.23 1939 94,980.72 1939 118,059.33 1940 115,502061 1941 112,584073 The increase in Accounts Receivable since 1936 is due to heavy sales of furniture, r efri ger ators . washing mach1ne s p radios , and other household equipment, most of t:rhioh is sold on installments, these sales covered by chnttel mortgage , our losaes from theoe installment sales negligible, the total unoollectible account s charged off in 1941, (}94048 . A deoreo.0e of (~2,917088 t-ras ma.de in Accounts Receiv- o.ble in 1941. SALE OF COAL AT HANNA: Sale of co al to the Reynold0-Updike Co~l Com~nny, The Harris Coal Company, Rook Springs Fuel Company, and A. F. Cameron of Hastings, Nebraska, tje.e continued through the year. The sale of coal at Hanna, 1937 to 1941, inclusive, 1s set fo~th below: Yea.r 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 Tons Sold Avg. Pr1oe Received Avg. Total Cost 30,410050 (~2 .566 Clo472 23,833.80 18,618080 22,364 .60 ~4,442.66 2.632 20433 2.367 2.464 10 5'.\3 lo568 1.464 1.709 Profit Per Ton Amount (l;l.084 ~32,964.98 1.089 25,965000 .876 16,291.46 .893 19,962.66 .746 18,209.77 The 11 a.verage tote.1 ooetu shown is thnt covering the cost of all coal sold at Hanna, including the iteme of general expenses and taxee. DASURE OF MAN POWER: The number of mine employee in the service of the Company for twen~y yearly periods follows: �- 8 - Period Jan. 1, 1923 Jano 1 , 1924 Jan. 1, 1925 Jano 1, 1926 Jano 1 , 1927 Jan. 1, 1928 Jan. 1 , 1929 Jan. l , 1930 Jan. 1, 1931 Jan. 1, 1932 Jan. 1 , 1933 Jan. 1, 1934 Jan. 1 , 1935 Jan. l , 1936 Jan. 1, 1937 Jan. 1, 1938 Jan. 1, 1939 Jan.o 1 , 1940 Jo.n. 1 , 19~1 Jnn. 1, 1942 Number of Men s 7, :f /,L.tf -/)..,-I.ti -~ I../-,-..., ' -- (ol'> 'v ~ ( ----;-t-1 0 q ) Reduction Percent 797 844 1, 204 l ,56S 1 , 790 1,945 1 ,755 1,852 1,861 21 . 6 3,674 2,877 2,830 2,470 2, 111 1 ,884 1,729 1,921 1,822 1 , 813 1 , 719 1 ,733 1 ,869 2,246 2,361 2,448 2,336 2,383 2,378 2 ,766 1 ,966 1,941 1,806 1, 428 1, 313 1, 226 1, 338 1,291 1 ,296 918 23o9 33o0 42o 5 48.7 5206 47.7 50o4 50.6 53o2 5208 49o l 38o9 36.7 a3o3 36 . 4: 36 .l 35.3 25.. 0 CAPITAL AND NON- CAPITAL EXPENDITURES: During the year cn~ital expenditures, al so imnrovemente charged to operating expenses, u ere made as follot-rs: CA?ITAL EXPENDITURES District Totnl 0 71,538.03 Rook Springs Reliance 148p000 .76 Hi nton Sunerior 34, 89i"_l • 55 222,074.91 21 ,16~.68 302.47 049711975.40 Hanna ?-11scellaneous (Purchase of Colo. land) Total NON-CA~ITAL EXPENDITURES District .i Rock Springs Reliance Winton Superior Hanna Merchandise Stores, all d1etr1ots Total Total e 99,745069 63, 103086 48,827.39 36,976.88 69,397 .27 4,233.00 (', . .,..301,284 .09 �- 9 The measure of additiona l capital invested and the value of onme neoes snrily enters into the cost of produoing coal. The follow- ing st ntement represents the average capital 1nveetment of The Union Pacific Coal Oomua.ny, 1921 to 1941, inolusive, together ,-,1th the mi ne cost and total cost of coo.1 '!'.)er t on, :fi gures that are invariably affected by any change in wage ocal es : Year Avg. Investment During Year 1921 1922 1923 1924 1926 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 ,.I \( 1 6 ,751,316 l?,690,026 17,926,891 18,027,565 18 ,109 , 380 18 , 266,892 18,464,497 18,651,100 18 ,790 , 982 18 , 926 , 849 19,332,273 19,009, 832 18,959 ,995 18,647,891 18 ,634,464 19,066,141 19,795,047 20,336,670 20,564,994 20,969,455 21,435,232 Producing Cost Including Depreo1ation ~ Depletion 02.48 Total Cost Ineluding 6% Int. on I nve stment ('·2 .83 2o48 2 .97 2.36 2.21 ? o71 2 o61 2 o50 2o46 2o29 2o23 2o08 2o03 1.85 1.81 lo6'7 2.08 la66 2o09 lo64 1.66 1.38 1.39 1.41 1.47 1.54 1.61 1.50 1.47 1.57 2.16 2.16 1·094 1.88 1.83 1.86 1.93 1.94 1.91 1.86 1.90 The o.s.pital investment figures he.vo been corrected to el1m1nate the 1nvGstment not1 allocated to the Southern- Uyom1ng Ut111 ties Company, nl:ld an adjustment we.a also made in 1926. to cover 1"eduction in depletion charges The total coat of coe.1 includes 1ntereat at f1ve percent on the average yearly investment, thuo bringing costs to a true basis. \·1 1th e.n increase of 0 .102 per ton in wa~e ooat, ef- fective April 1, 1941, lo.bor ooste are nm·r on c onbatant1al equality With those paid in the year 1927. �- 10 - GENERAL - ALL MI NES : At the oloae of 1941, the nine mines of the Company wer~ oper ating and maintaining 84 . 64 mil es of underground traokaga. A t ot nl of 42o3 miles of narrou u ork, that is, alo9es, entries, air courses, and cross-outs , were driven in 1941. OUI' most recent study of Rook Snrings No O 4 ?ane indico.tes that we are reo.ohing the final limit of develoniaent, the ver y he nvy cover under 'N hich v1e are now· t-.rorking causing frequent btun-os, t-1l'l ioh will ulti:aatel y make the mine unscfe for o~erat1on . Production in this mi ne ~111 ~ec in to shrink during the Jotter p~rt of the current ye Er. Nn . 11 Hine, fo:rwex-ly lmo,m as II E11 Pl ane, near Rock Snring s, is bei ng reopened Fmd plo.ced in condition f or production, new machinery and mine oars under purchr.oe. This mine vas driven on the ba~1 e of 30-inch gauge nncl the cw.in haulage entries and s lopee are nm·1 being ~·1dened to t alrn ca r e of '-2-inch gauge c ars end machinery. The wooden t i pple u111 be retained after reconstruction and reinforcement, and nrro.ngemente have been nude with the R~11road Com~any t o reh~b111tate the @1ne tY"acks ,;1h1ch a.re the property of the Coal Company. ra1ne This should be under product ion in August and w111 t ~l.r.e up some of the tonnage vh1ch lrill be lost through No. 4 ti1ne o At Reliance, the work of c.riving a tunnel 2, 34.3 feet to the tfo. 11 Seem, stElrted in l-1arch, 1941, t·1as completecJ at the end of January, 1942 . steel timbers, l egged ·w1 th red'\1ood, 't·Tere installed on oonorete footings, and 75-pound relay rails ~ere l s 1d on creosoted cross ties, prov1d1n1 permanent tra ck. No. 12 s ,~r.r.i is nm•r unclor develop~ent and will be a substantial producer during the concluding �- ll months of this year. At' ~linton, development has been maintained in the No. 1 Seam by the 1nstalla.t1on of an auxilia r y hoist, a.llo,·1ing for mining from one addi tiona.l entry . An increase in prodnr:t ion ·was obta ined from the No . ?,~ Seam, and No. 3 Seam h as mainta i ned it s usual production. At Superior, 11 0 11 and 11 D11 ru nes are nm•.r worlt1n8 on r etreat, and t he opera tion in 11 0 11 Hine •will b e compl e ted about mid-m1mmer, t-•hcn e.11 the material will be removed, the men ond equipment tranr.f errea to D. o. Cla r lt 1-1ine. 11 11 11 Mi ne will continue 111 oyerntian f or en ot her year, wl'len it '\Jil l b e n e oess s.r y to ab andon the.t open i ng , tren E!f err1ng men anc1 mat eri al t o D. O. Clark !-line. D. C. C12-r k t-1i n£ ,. ,.~hich produced 434, 936 tone in 1940, increased its outout i n 1941 t o 691 , 640 tons, t he dail y produotion no~ about 4 ,000 tons , which ~!111 b e incre e oed during t he yeP..r. If the coal t> 1o r equi red, Do o. · Clark will be able to produce 1 ,00 0, 000 tons this year , enct iri th the closing of 11 0 11 end II D11 Mines, i t c an be brought up to 1,250,000 to 1, 300,000 tone. l'Je s till he.ve a wuter problem a t Su9erior, the present ~1 nter oupply , t altsn from the old mines, even t1hen treot ~a., e;ro,;•ring progressi vely harder, and is now practically unfit f or dome stic use . We propose to drill a well, pnnroY1Tl'iet-tne 1,100 f eet in depth, to the Golden \-Jall f.1t-mo s tone, where geologists promise . e. potable end suff'1c1ent t-rs.ter sup"!)lY. At Hanna, develo-pment work in 11 L11 j;)l one t erritory wa s oonduoted during the year, e. total ~f 20,260 feet n? t~ie work ~riven. ho 400-BP motors for II L" l)lane hoist, l!:11ch have b een on order for �- 12 several months, should arrive at an early date. The addition of these t tro motors will provide suff1o1ent hoisting capacity to insure £l sat- i s factory production. A contra ct was let to Maurice Haggerty, Rook S!)ring s, fer the driving of a. rool, tunne l from the vicinity of the nelr tipple to 11 L11 Plane, t hi s tunnel 1, ;~5~ f eet in lengt h. The open out and a sma ll amount of roclt work '\•.ms dr1 ven in J 941, and 1 t 1s antioipnted that the tunnel will b e comp l et ed in June 0f thi s year. Ccntre_ct w 1-2s l e t to Allen & G·o.rcia Cc uro::my, Ch i c:?go, for the oomple tion of t !. five -tra c k steel ti:onle . Af te r oonai der n.b l c a.:1.fficulty 1n the matter of p riorities , ,-,or lt i s nou going fo zr<·: ar d , a. s ubs t antial amount of t he eCtu1nmcnt nurcha sed. The contra ctor ai1.tici-pates s t art- i ng ~·1ork on foundnt ionc a·, •o ut A9r11 1 5th. A ei n 0 1 ... t r a c k 'tllas l e.id up to the ti pple l a s·i; yea r rmd d1u:•i ne tho GUtniner i t to oompl f't e the e□1,:ty ~ ·111 be nece ssa ry an<.1 load e(1 st or age tr&cks , bc.llustintj sa me , eto. , ge ttine r eE.dy for production "rhe n the tippl e is completed, which tro anticipate v ill be some time in August of t h is yeo.r. No mine fires occurred inside the mines during the yea r. Houeve r, a. f Rult y flue in the ne't-1 hoist house, r~o . 7 Seam, D. O. Clark lUne , WE_s d isooverad on fire a.nd eY.tingui shed on October S6th last. The hoist house was s t11 l in the hands of t he contr e.ctor, ~-r}\o rnade the neoeesary repairs, rebuilding the flue to avoid a recurrence. Ase result of the war e1tuet1on, our limited n1u~be~ of gue_rds was reinforced in all districts, particularly a t the -oower pl0nt c., DOWder houses, and other vulnerable point s , 28 gucr ds being on duty at all times. These men i 1or1t 40 hours r,er ueckt ~r:i.d 1t is necessary to keep eYtrR men to insure seven days I service . ~'he major number �1 - 13 ore employed during t he 16-hour period which covers a part of daylight Rnd all hour s of darkness. All guards are armed and have been • oomm1saioned as deputy sheri ffs. In Jul y, 194·1, following the leadership of the Ro.ilroad Company, a payroll deduction plan was 1nst~lled, enabling employes to purcha&e U.S. Defense Savi ngs Bonds through payroll deductions. At the olo ee of the yeo.r, 32 percent of our em-ploy es h.s..v e made purche see; however, n large nt1mbex:· of empl oyes '. ;}refer to malrn their own purchases cl.ireotly from banks and through the nost offices. Due to h ea.v;-y piioduction and longer Y: 1 ork1ng time , it w~s de- cided durln~ the year to establish a general night foreman in each d1str1ot to reinfox-ce the euperviso·~y staff. On December 1, H. C. Livingston, f orme rly Chie f Ene;ineer, uas e::,>t'ointed General Superinten' dent, tn ad.di tion to the then GonAral Su:)e1.. intendent, fir . V. O. Hurray, the uorlt of the:::;e ttro men nl terna.t1ng, each one t,rorking one week during the d .ns and one ·t-r eelr at nigh t • .:f.R0DUCTI0U: The total pro duct i on f or the year 1941 ~as 4,276, 185.60 t ons, the largont tn the history of the Com9any. T~is rep~eoented an increase of 687,696 tons, or 19.16 perc e nt, over 19':'.0, 9.nd an increase of 566,939, or 15.28 1.)eroent , over 1910, the l argest !)revious year . The fo110'11ring ehows t he production by d i stricts for t he -oast t wo year s : 1940 Rock Springs Reliance 1941 Tons Percent Tons 786 , 986 . 20 766 , 024. 90 21 .9 21 .3 !167, ~7':clo35 938,116. 90<~ Peroent 20. 1 21 .9 (Cont 1 d. ) - - - --- - - �- 14 1940 Tone Hinton Superior Hanno. Tota l Percent Tone 1941 672,047.70 919,658.55 544.872.25 16o0 702,312.26 2506 1 , 119,878.65 15 b~ 658 .603.45 3,688 , 689 060 100.0 4, 2 76,186.600 Percent 16.4 26.2 16.4 100 . 0 ~}Irioludes 4 , 557. 15 tons loaded. from No. 11 Oes:n, Rol1anoe, under development. Superior t1as the l argest prod.uoer during the yea r, with Re11anoe in second pla ce. Fo r the year 1 942g the prod.uction h ew been tentatively set at 6 ,000,000 tons, r:1hich wiJ.l rec.i uire ell dietrict t to 1ncr£ase their production. T'n e l :::.b or situr.t ion proved a r s.ther diffionlt one during the year on account of many of our employee leaving to Join the armed servioes of the United St a t o e, many others leEvi ng \·,i thout any reason, to aocept em7)loyrnent in 1nc1ustr1es t1he re they considered the t-rork was mor e Rt·traot:l.ve. A grea t many men were hired t--rho spent but a short time in o~:r employ. A total of 1,264 men t'.'re.s employea_ d11rtng the year, and 876 men left our employ, n tremendously l arge l abor turnover, and the outloo1{ f o r the year 194~ 1 s l coc encoura:;:lng o Labor i s constantly on the move, 1941 shm·rine the l argest 1,-.bor turnover we h ave h acl for many years. Ther~ is al so e possibility that labor may be short, as Well as le ss ef'ficient, during the O()ming yee.r-, ~ i; na.ny of our beet men are go.!.ng into other 1nd.ustr1es ana. to "t·r ork for the lTni tea. Sta te s Government projects. The Wage Contrnot lJi th the Uni tea Mi ne Horkers of Amerioa was rene·ued i"4B of April 1, 1941, e~q:>iring i'fr>. rch ·31.1 19~3, the incresses 1n ·- - - �- 15 the daily ,.,.ae es running f rom P1 .oo to ~l .40 pP.r d ay . The increase in cost s f or t he yenr amounted to 0 .102 ; t h1s is not a true pictur e , hotrn,,er , rm the hoi'?.vy i n cr~a oe 1n pr oduct ion r educed our co r.ts Emmet1ha t . Had vc had the A ain ~ produc.tton i n 1941 as i n J 940, t'\\,r increa se 1n l abor costs ,1oul d h ave b een h 1r:;her thsn t h e f1gnr-P-e Rhown . In addition to t hiG, t he h 1r:ln g and traini ng of so msny n e;;,T men , 1·:hile not clireotly 1:ie a eurab).e , f urther i ncreased c nr l ebor co At s . The i:rcge Contr t~ct al r.c carried a clause prov iding for pe j.d vacn.ti on f:l fo 1' mine tJor ke rs, these nayme nt s noounti n E i n 194: ] tC'I es5, 980 , 01· !; .069364 per □an eh1 f t . TENEMEWI'S : The unlt:een u 0rl: on teneu1ents was mnintoinP-c1 aur ing t he yeAr; t he f ollowin('" s t ~.t enent ~hot1s the exnondi tur e e for the p~at f ive years : No . of House o Cost of Ma.in- t enanoe 1937 1 938 1 , 107 1,111 1939 1,209 ] 9 40 194 1 1 ,109 1 , 104 t;ec, 829 . 73 f 56, 200 .60 (~60, 778 . 1 3 ("4:7 ,301.71 t 65, 816.6~ Average Co at -per Ho,,so 54 .95 60. 59 54 . SC 4~ .n6 69.62 Duri ng the ye s r 1942, e.11 unneoess&r~' t enement e,~pP.n<1.1 turee ,~ 11 be eliminated en acc ount of the dif ficulty in obt a ining both l abor and material. !,OWER PLANTS: The add1 tions to the Rock Sprinr;s :~m·rer i:>l ant f unctioned eatt efaotor 1ly during t he year, the net incre t:c-e i n powe1" pr oduction 4. 16 percent. The load \H i S more unif orml y d l otr·ibuted ove r t he year on a ooount of the h i gher t onnage mined oer mont h . �11 I - 16 - With the rebuil ding of Nos . l and 2 Boilers, air-cooled ~al le i1er e i n s t a l led, and the chang1ng of No o 2 Boiler from the low pressure to_ the standar d high pre ssure of 460 -pounds , we hav e not11 sufficient boile r c a;paci t y o The pl ant g ener a lly opar a.tes l:Ji th one boiler using t~m burners , two boile r s using one bur ner each , and one boiler s.s a stfl.nd-bjr. Tho light er load on t he boile r s h as cut dotm r eoair uork to a. cons iderabl e extent , end 1 t ls nm·r ouch more convenient t o clean the boilers and make the necessery repairs. The h ighest peak lo ad for the year ~!e.e: 14,600 K. H. , t•rhlch occur r ed. on Sept ember 15 , t hi s the hi ghest peak the ~l ent hus ever experienced, ".:i.hi oh indicat es thet ue a r e a:oproe.ch i n~ the ful1 c c.p &oity c•f the ?,SJO 1c··1 o a nd 5 ,000 K.lL h i gh- pr essure gen e r .9.tor s, and, if t he loai :}Ontinue s duri ng thi s year , a s ~t nro'b~bly 1rill on account of the ~reater demand for oo~l production , it may be '-J neoesse.rJr to c u t in one of t he low- p:r.>essu r e 2 , 500 ~( . ~ :r . t urbo- gener n- :m l ndu!ltria l f enoe t1as er ected a round the nou er pl ant D.n d flood l i e;ht e insta lled duri ng the e a.rly pr-,rt of 1941. Th e e:~tes a.re kept .. l ocked at a.11 times, and no une.uthori zea. pcr~one are allowed. t o Vi sit the ~lant. Th e following ste.temen t sho1: rs the t otf.'.1 yoner generated and the distribution of same f or the pa et fiv~ ye~r G: 1937 K.H Ji. Used for nl ant auxiliaries and boiler r oom 6, 484,900 . Used at W o. 6 Welle 544, 082 1938 1939 1940 1 94.l K.U,H. K.w.q. K ,i.f.H . K. l•l . H. 5,326,800 5,187,500 5, 842t900 4 , 340 , 840 614,989 '?()~ ".') 511. 700 ,500 706 ,900 (Cont' d .) J ' . J .... �- 17 1937 K.W.H. 1938 K . ~J. H. 1939 K.W.H. 1940 K.W.H . 1941 K.W.H. Sol d t o So . \'iy o . Util ities Co. 10,81 5, 0 55 10 , 713,673 10, 639,922 l 0,9G0, 007 12 ,574, • 666 Used at T:1.e U.? . Coal Co's .Hi ning Di s t r i cts ;:,7 2 \Q.cl~L I 58 \3 26,048.005 2,6 1 4C0 . 72 6 28 . 4-57.688 30,764, 0~6 7 ••,1 TQtal D1atr ibutad 43 , S8'7 , S20 42 ,?03 , 4(.;7 42, 931 , 402 45 , 954 , 095 48 ,386,661 Transn,i ssion Looses _l,_646 , ?i80 Tot al Generated 45,534 , 000 4 4, 7 '2 6, 000 45p 411,000 48 ,~?? pOOO 51 ,008 ,000 2 , 021. , 533 2 !479 ! 598 3.022 a905 2 1 s 21 1 339 '1'he 'l')r>oduction f rom t h e H2.nne. Pm·rnr Pl ant e:ihm~ed an increase of 20. 14 per c ent over 1940 . The following s t a tement shows the total power genBr atecl Md t he dj. str t bnt ion of Ewrne f or t he past f i YE' yea rs : 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1 K. :T . lL i{. \; .H . t~ . ,r.:: . r. .~•: .H. ~""o Uine Ue:9ar truf:lnt ,.,. 6?1 00 4 ,051,550 - , t::0 ,.._~..i , 90 0; .:, 3,'16?,200 4. 5~6 , 100 Com1:-1ere:tal 1 ,0~G .700 993 , 60() 1.068 .400 J~.lo6.?00 1 ,167 ,000 Sub-totr~l 4, 718,~60 5 , 046, 050 4,904: ,300 4 ,623 , 900 6 , 703, 100 1 .083.600 1 .016 .10 0 1 , 26J.G50 1. :'.;19 . 700 l ,317, 300 Total Generated 5, 801,650 6,060 ,150 6 ,165, 950 5,843 , 50.0 7,020 , 700 .< .u.,~. ,) , ' _ 1 lJi;ied for p o'tlsr plant & boiler pl ant t?.u x:111ar1en l~c t r an smi ssion l o sse s are talten into account at Hann a , a s k1lm·re:,tt }:.ou r s oover power sol d and Y)o11e:r1 usec. by e.11 0.1=:9ar t :ncnts ot h er t h Em the mine department . Q,,OMI.ffiNI TY COUNCILS: The Commun1iiy 0ouno1la have fu.nct ~,.'n0<1 effi cient l y during �- 18 - the yesr, and performed much valuable ·worlt among our employes and their families. BOY AND GIRL SCCUTS : The 2ct1v1t1es of these gr oups were about as usual, the yerxr be1r:.g h i ghliF.;hted by the a.nnu e.1 oamps at ~iet.rfor}t Le.ke , and by the Bey e.nd Girl Scout compet itions ~t the Annual First Aid Field Day. The Boy Scouts aBs1sted i n the nat i on-wide i;iluminum drive, a.s uell as i n the 't~·e~te- -oe:oer c ampaign in the latter part of the ~vear, and at least one group of Denier Service \}i rl Scouts h as been formed, cona1st1ng of the olcsr g irls, the1~ purpose being to study and develop t:ay s in r:ihich ~;hey c an be of service dur1na- the nresent nat1on~l eoergency. ENGINEE.RI!J3· S~HOLAhSSI ~·: Abs.i i~ t h15 y&£.r there ,-, ere four qualif i ed cc.nd1dates for the Eng ineering Sohole.rr.~ip, the winner oein~ John N!ol;: D~.eov1oh, of Rook. s~r1ngs. l:r . Dasovich entered the Colors.do School of Mines fo1" tht: Fall term of 1941 . . FIRbT AID .hf;D SArE'l"Y 't·lORK: Cl even men 1 8 teRn1e, and thirteen Boy ancl Girl Zcout te&1ts, part1o1pr.tecl in the aru1uf\l 171rs t Aicl Field DE.iy at Roclt Springs on Fridey, ,lune 20, the ~-rinnEn's being as follm·,s : Uen• a Teams Superior D.· O. Clark, firet 1-Iinton Ne. 7f:; , second Su~Jer1or II i) 11 , third Senior Girl 8cout Teruila Rock 3nrin~G, ?irnt Sm:,erior, oecond Hannfl, t hird Jun1or Girl Scout Teams Rock S9rin~G , firot Hanna , second Rel1nnoe, t hird i. : �CD Boy Scout Tea.me 19 - Superior, first Hanna, second Reliance, third The Joseph Ao Holmes Safety Associ ation also awarded to The Union Pacific Coa l Company, through ~r . re . Ho Denny, of the United States Bureau of I:1 ines, three Cert ificates of Honor, a.s follows: To Reliance No o 1 ?-1lne, for operating 3 ,143, 972 r.na.n hours 't·1 ithout a fat a lity, f r om January 26, 1933, to December 31, 1940 (and continuing ), employing an average force of 261 men 0 and producing 5,024,350.70 t ons of coal. To Rock Springs No. 4 Nine, for operating 't:Ti thout a lost-time e.coident from July 27, 1939, to Dec ember 15, 1940, and producing 479 ,041.90 tons of coal uith 601,462 man hours of exposure 't·:ri t h an average force of 259 men. To Su~crior n C11 r-ane, for o pe r ating without n fatality from October 20, 1933, to December 31, 1940 (and continuing ) , employing an average force of 1?6 men, producing 1,712 ,3800 35 t ons of ooal i n 1,967,140 man hours of exposure. SAFETY lEETii',GS: There wns no change from former yee~s in the method of holding t he monthly Se.fety meetings at a ll d1 s tricts, and the e.warding of cueh and novelty -pr1f es ·wn.e continued as in the past. The oaah prize e 1·rere e;1ven only "-nen the 1nd1vidue.l mine had gone through the entire previous month ~11thout a lost-time accidento Novelty ~rizes , cone1eting of clothing , merchendise, food, sporting goods, etoo , ,-,ere given a.way at ~.11 monthly Safety meetings, regardl ess of the Safety record made. On Saturday, September 27, a. benquet was hel d in the Old Timers• Building, at which the "Sentinels of Snfety 11 tronhl' WRS awarded for the sixth time to th1s company, thir, time to Rook Springs --- - - - - �- 20 - No. 4 Mine. The presentation wae made by Dr. Thomes T. Read of Col- umbia University, New York, who is a member of the Board of Awards in the National Safety Competition . The highlight of Safety 1•mrk during the year we.s the format16n of the Alpha Chapter of SIGMA TAtI E?SILON, the Safety Honor Society , tJhich is the first Greek l etter eoo iety ever established to honor men, ·who have made for themsel ve s an enviable pos ition in the· 't-Tork of mine-accident prevention. Forty-three supervisory officials of the Company became oharteT members at the organizat ion meeting on Thursday evening, February 27, 1941, and a~dltionHl meetings were held quarterly, at uhich s i x additional members 1>:ere a.ocepted during the year. 'PREMIUM: The payment of 'Premium and Bonuo use discontinued as of April 30, 1941 . The total payments made for the four months of the year during uhich these plans were in effect a.oounted to ~24,206.03, 01" {}.00666 ·oer ton on all coel mined during the year . With the high " t1age ncsl e pnid, the necese.ity for bonus payments ceased. OLD TIMERS' RZUNION: The c1a Timers' Aosoo1at1on met in ~nnual Reunion on Saturday, June 21 , 1941. Hr. 1-1. 1-1. Jeffers, "Pre eident of the Union Pacific Rni~ roe.d, ana_ Dr. H1111e.m R. Chedsey, head of the s--! issour1 School of Mines end Metallurgy, Rolla, Missouri, 'l:!erc the pr1nc1pa.l speakers at the banquet . The membership in the Old Timers • Association wae then 834, an increase of 37 over the previouo ye~r, end a total 1noreaee of 651 s1noe the organ11.at ion in 19?6. �.. 21 ~ EliPLOY'.~fl 1 !~i\CAZ INE: This marked the e i ghteenth year of ~ublication for the EmpJ.oyes 1 )1&.e;a.zine, which continued to be an import ant medium in the administrdtion of Comuany- Empl~ye r el nt i ons o 'PENSI()Nf:RS: The follot-?i ng s t ·a.temcnt s:10t~·s the nu!Dber of uensionere on the rolls and the cost of tbe penci ons for the paet five yeArs : 1.937 19:38 1909 1940 tlo Penoione:rs on x-oll J eJ.1ue.ry 1 58 62 59 58 No . added dnring year 5 2 6 No. ai 0<:!. duri ng year 1 5 7 o 1941 3 4: Totsl ccGt of ~ensions for ye2x> ~~32 , 362 028 {~·31 - 213 050 (;.34 , 241001 021,4:79.19 ·e 30~202.l.3 There i:.rere 54 pensi oners on the rolls aa of Jonuary l, 19~2. REAL EST1'\:T:g : Nee rly all lote have been sold in the ulatted addit ions, o.nd it t•rill be necesecry, in the ye ~.r 194?, to find other areas in uhioh homes may be built. . The real estate sales for the yefJ.r 1941 uere as follot.1 s: 9 lots f:ryde Addition 2 lots Brooks Addition of 1 lot Part Olark Addition 11 11 3 lots Original Toun 6 lots ~Jardell Addition ~1ecellaneous aoreege ~ 5,025 . 00 600.00 660.00 725.00 5,985.43 1s.5c6.26 Cs1,621 .ee Total The following 1s statement of paymentg to the Lion Ooel Corporation 1,1nder Lease Agree~ent no o 3130 p covering l onde at Lionl~ol: �- 22 - Year 1931 1932 1933 1934 1905 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 Total Royalty (15¢ ner Ton ) Tons 1,0?4o00 59, 639 .96 108, t120 . 86 99 , 756.68 72,664 . 59 61 ,804 . 73 62,635 . 62 69,443.61 80,912091 94,886 . 20 45=083 . 6,'7 766,422062 r. 161.10 8,930 . 98 16 , "9-; ~, ~- . lA14 , 963060 10,8990 72 9,270.73 9,395 .56 10 ,416.51 12, 136.D-G 14 , 232.94 6.732.55 ~;113,463 . 47 \9 Hental .,, t\ 600.00 600 000 600.00 600000 600.00 600 .00 600 . 00 600 000 600.00 Rent&l f or l'umninG: and 1 Te-nt .Maoh. 'T'o tal ~). ,. 900 . 00 161 . 10 10,430.98 16,893.14 15,663of;>O 11 ,499 .72 9,870. 73 9,995 . 36 er.o.oo fi 6,000.00 Geoo.oo 110 016 . 51 12,?36.94 l~,832.94 7.362.56 C120,363 . 47 l 1he coal under t h i s lee.ee is pr actically n.11 worked out, and steps have 'been tRken to cnneel the lease a s of February 28 , 1942. ~GE CONTR~C~ : After extended oontroverey betueen • the UIGA. e.nd the Ap-pala- ohian co al oper~torc , tlith a division occurring bei~een the Northern and Southern A":>pa.lachi5ln districts, on agreement uas a rri ved at in the Northern Appalachian fiel d on June 19 , 194li the Southern Apnaluchian ngreement not oornpiet ed until Jul y 6, 19~1. During t he wege negotia tion period, uhich &esumed rat her sh~neless proportions, t he r epresent at i ves of the Feder~l Government eho'iring a partisan a t t itude throughout, striltes occurred i n t he Southern ~:ppalachioo f1eld a s ,-,el l as in Alabama. and ot her out side dist ricts. 1•i1th the com-pl e t 1on of the tv9 Appa.lo.chian agreement s, we ~ere enabled t o exeoute a new contract on August 6, 1941, the terms and conditions of same appl yi ng retroactiv01:v ·i;o and includi ng April 1, 1941, the oont raot to expire on Harc!1 31, 19~3 . In the beg inning 1 t wee g1ven out by the nine ,-,orl{ers t hat �- 23 they ~-Tould demand nn 1ncrea.se of t~l ~00 p.e r manshift, but later this demand 't'1 as widened to inclu=.e ~O cent s ndditione l per day for men em9lbyed on meche.nloa.1 loDilers , and i ns ofa r 1:.13 the Southern 1'.ppalo.- cllil'...l'l field we.s 00ii.cerne d , a f u r the r ~1ddi t l on of 40 cent s t·1as attached t,) thn.t field, equD.lizin.s the bG....:iic r 3.t e s 1:'etween the Nor-thern 2nd Southern bppal achian distr i ct s. We !lt.t'!. no oth e r al t 9.r'ne.t i ve then t o fo11o;,· t he Appa.l aohi .sn cl1stx-1ct lea.cl s.l thougri our ba ~i c rat es s.re in@t e r1.al1y h i gher tha n those the.t oc t e.in 1n eny other etat e in the trn1o n 1,,.ith t he exception of Mdnt ana. Color~do p Neff liexioo, Ut eh , and ~a shi ngt on al so carry :ra tes above the ./\1)D~l :'.·~his.n fi e ld, a l though somet-Jh Et loi1e!' tha n those th~t obta i n i n Ib~ten~ s ~d Wyoming . No cessation of imrk occurred negotiat ed e ~rly in 1943 . T1H: r-ntire opere.ting sta ff e.nd t:orlrnrf: r Gt urned a commendable n:ea sure of i ndu~tricne ~.nc. loyal .service clur!!.nz t he yea r, for -:-:-~.ich Respectfully submitted, Ori;i! .. 1 : •:·.:1cU •- 1• ,.'~ ?•. .:,._.,.., .,._,. ._ _ ' .... . ..~- ..l ';t:.·; 1•• President �I Y&\R 194 0 �I L THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY WASHI NGTON UNION COAL COMPANY 1416 DODGE STREET OMAHA. NEBRASKA UGENE M CAULI FFE, PRES IDENT IN REPLY, PLEASE REPER TO F ILE- - 2 0 0~ t:rn:>oh 20 0 10~1 -Y.e~,1~ 1vse 1937 :!.O;sB 1939 10~0 ~ !?c:"L.ictio?A .A'v'01.,c3c Day0 \:OP1:0~ '.i:1onn .., oae o.:..v .., 59 o ....0 0 VD._.. 239 06 3 0 0lG 0 977 .. 8B 21?o7 150 . 6 '"'15 D t'28 u.., .!l .:)= ~ o oc: t:) 0 D 2(}1 00030'.'.);6 "<:>o 5>t-S ~- o !;~Cl ....__,..., o 60 , --::ino Coot. ..... \? Tott~J. (k,_q_:-~ rm l o,}73 1 a5t.:D no:- l o510 $ l o04.8 l o731!: l o 731 071. 10 759 1 . 6G1 1 s1. e 2 . 503 1 70 .. 7 1 0 <:.:l!e· rm~~inc t:lr:;e of the □ inco i nei>,).rwetl l::r'.21~~ y0:.\1~ 13~:.. • de.8Gc oi, Oo<:: p,Jr eetH; 0 !)0!' C0illi o Th0 o t!.i-out iuo ~e~rncd 32?u58Gol5 ~04'""!0 /J.l 0.:!.!1013 3.~8 C!l) Ub:2.0 0'hi ftt'~d !) or l Qo0.4 t'1c.'i; i s CV~tJfj ?op i \'7o k~a~ J,_9 ~ j 327r;3S1 o05 ·•1~0/ ?.q.r11 .. OD 893, 5~7. 31 11 Doc . Cl f}3 0 603 . DO �- 2 - coru. sold dec:r>e~s.ed Oo101 ye~ ton o 1m .xPti:?lc1?.l i teo of ,jl04,l93io 35 ox- (t0:32 per ton ua~ ae t up i n 1 939 ~s a conti ngent liabili 'ty for Bailroc.'1 3f)~>iPex;:i ent exci ae t mresl) nhich 11 with o.n aruendment to t he l aTT:, :pernanentl y ~lirJiil,::!.' tes n ine uorlteX'CJ fx>om thi s Acto 'A:he c redi ti ng of n.bove i tem, equal to (s~029 pe!? ton on 1940 output ,11 acco u..nted foie ·'°;.061 p er tm-1 i leaving a i'h3t r eduction in cos t of.' coal 80ld o? ~ t 04-0 ~e:t., ton 0 attri but able to other c auee s o I.1ECH.f.ll1Ci't.L LOt.S)ffiS : Origi nnl c,~:ni 1;tl investmen.t De~reci~tion to Deco 31, 1940 ,~~8$ D 0 28 o 64 . 51?, 521 . 33 O~iginaJ. cost less accrued deprecintion B?sed o~ the total tonnage □ined i n 1940~- ihe depreciated CQpital inveeiraent in ·l.o.sding nachineTy e.s of Decenber 31st, Das ?.6 cents per ton . TIUE PQRK~D .AUD EJ'.\.B:·J::rnm-s OF E:IPLOYF.S : Since 1926~ an accurate record of the e~nines of all unionized mine amp1oyes has been naintainede •~ toll ;Wing r e sume has been a.bstre.eted: fi~m:! Jhich the �~So .., of r:tell'A Jl€n~ _£}t"'lO~Ted r02a 192'7 2 o1030 5 l 11 791 ~ a Avgo8hifta \'Jor>!te<i 20 8 05 28f; o8 1928 1 673-o '7 1~29 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1936 1936 1 , '?O"'l o6 1.o 706,., ? 1 , 699 . 9 1937 215 06 18603 1939 2 , 200 08 2 D169 o8 2 ., 1690? 1940 2 , 114'= . 9 81 306 1938 l} 1 .,, 60~ 05 1 , 659 09 1 11 6510 6 l, S25 o2 2 o109 o0 269 09 2;,BoO ~249 02 20.,., o 4: 1 8009 19309 21506 2-2507 233 07 1g7 . ~ --· . . !\.ver:lf~e net Ec.rning::3 :Pe? Dc,y ?er Uonih P.ex> XeAf.. U9 " 4~~ .... ~;1 6;;., rrs 011, 965" :r2 9 o02 BoGO ? a~3 ? o~9 7 43 1?1 0 82 0 2 , 23~0?6 170 0 91 2 , 060092 1, 8c6o36 6 . 65 6092 150053 1 28 42 100022 90 073 5 Q82 lOt;.:,. 58 0 2,061 84 186023 0 1, 541 o0~ 102O206~ 1 ,088 076 1 0 25,t., 96 5 o03 111053 1 ,338 a3G 6 034 6 95 ? all 7"17 ? olB 123052 1~3 09 110 . ~2 118.D5 127a8O 1 ,~8202~ l , 47?o08 1 0 325004 1,419. 00 1 9 533060 0 0 sex>i ou o n e.s the h i ffh u er>cento.ge of fa✓cai acci dent s occut·Z':lng singly . Fluctuntions in onn- ho11.rs obtained t.:.11 o ccu1" 9 hotmv>ex>, and stens 2re beim:· ,_ t 3ken to revive t he hi gh net".::ure o? i ntm.." est sh(~l.:'n by eoployes in 1 9390 pex>i.ods o? f iv~e ye2.rs e a.eh, u ith years 1938 , 1939£md 1940 shorm. aeparatelJ'· D is set f'ol"th in tbe i nsert f'oll ovri:!g : �- 4 .. THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Comparison of Ions mined, and man-hours 1corkecl In.fide and Outside per Fatal, Non-fatal and All Accicfrnts T11nEE 5- YEA!l P En100s AND Y~:Ans 1938. 1939 Mm 19 10 Year I J.!f3cd ) l cchnn· icn\ly I Number of Accidents Percent· Tons Mined Fata ,I Non fot:ii T otal 1 Tons i\l ined per Accident I:\Ian-hour,- l•ntal ·--- I. I Nl:unl on Tot:il l\lan-hours per Accident Worked - - K on• Fatnl fotnl - Total - 1923 1924 1925 ]926 1927 3,241,105 3.3216 2.821 ,678 5.72 ll 2,779,065 9.55 6 2,776,245 21.67 8 2,750,430 40.28 7 2s1 303 202,569 11.293 10.697 5.581,0401 3.rn,8151 19,446 18,419 237 248 256.5161 l l.906 11.378 4.340.800 391,618 18.316 17,503 305 311 1 463,177 9.112 8.936 3.850,66-1 6-1,1.777 12,625 ]2,381 2461 251 34,7.031 11,2851 10.930 3,969.4001 496.175 16.136 15,627 214 251 392.918 11,272 10.958 3,607.3-11 51 5,335 l cl,.78 1 11,372 1929 1930 1931 1932 3.060,632 57.97 12 270 282 255.053 11,336 10.853 <J.126,880 3-13.9071 15.2851 J..1,634 2,897,653 59.4-2 8 270 278 362,207 10,732 10.-123 3.872.6-18 48 k081 14,343 13,930 2,453,527 73.39 6 152 158 408.921 16,142 15.529 3.169.58 1 528.264 20.852 20,061 2,045,270 81.13 1 59 6012,015,270 34.665 3 1.088 2,607.11 62.607.116 44,188 43,452 • 1 ~ 1,i,368,523 15.61 48 131911361 299,344J10,893 10.511 l21.319.24H ,1.l t.7761-16.1861 15.617 1928 2,927,390 51.29 8 294, 302 365,92Lt 9,957 9,693 3.858,672 -182,3H 13.1 251 12.777 I 5 yrs. 13,384,472 63.18 35 104-5 1080 3 82,413 12,808. 12.393 17.63-l.900 503.85-1 16,875 16,329 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 2,097.558 90.55 2,402.553 97.41 2,887,731 99.03 3,286,159 99.95 3,315.628 99.50 3 3 8 6 2 40 43\ 699,186 52,439 48.780 2,543.104 si:7.701 63,578 59,142 59 62 800.851 40.721 38.751 2,800.683 933.561 47,469 45,172 56 641 360.966 51,567 45,121 3.291.205 411,401 58,771 51,425 48 54 5-l-7,693 68,462 60.855 3.7-14.274 62<t046 78,006 69,338 38 40 1,657,814 87,253 82.891 3,707.23711.853.618 97,559 92,680 5 yrs. 13,989,629 97.18 22 241 263 635.892 58,048' 53,192 16.086.503 731,205 66,749 61,165 1938 3,016,978100.00 229 1939 3,261,003 100.00 3 2-1 1940 3,588,590 100.00 6 24 1 311.508,489 104,034 97,322 3,198.32511.599.162 110,287 103,172 271,087.001135,875120,778 3.357.955 1,119,318 139,915 124.369 30 598,098 149,525 119,620 3,555,408 592,568 148,ltl-2 118,514 a· _rc;.s to i-Ju"2ed ennloyes and er:iployes ' depende::!.'iis "uh..-r:ou~fn. the Y0::!!1:1~ :>e::-ic-l 1923- 27 .or~en • 9 Con~:,oaa~t1on Act , th~ folloi:ir-,.., auns : lj;ono Co~1 -:1ned 14~ 368 ,523 13, 38'-1 , 4:'72 Com-en~ tion _-guG - ~\25~., '139. 46 209,62Z.3S 0 Aunrds -oer ton tj.Ol ?;7 .0157 .0152 .0179 .0100 .0106 .0159 1928-32 212,t::78.30 13,989 ,Gx9 193::- 3? 6~,S55.8~ 3,315,628 Yr.1937 30:,257.06 3 ,016,978 Yr.1938 3~,676.02 3 ,261,003 Yr.1939 5? ,0~1. 9t:: 3,588,590 Yr.1940 ThP. nayment 2 me.de into the riox-men ' o Cm:r is:1s tion Fund~ 194.0, ooc")cred i 1th 1939, are ehor.n belov : - --- -· -.. -· - �- 5 - P a id i n ?or Yea?> 1939 034~6?6 0i 8 0 €8~ .. 35 •.Jm·."'l{□Ci:1 c.g dmiJ·oensati on Cntnot~opho 1.ns~~c-:noe Ye~.r 1940 (}57:, 0 41 .. 94: 9 :, 227-a 75 10.,00 0 PolioirAg l o'., 00 8660279069 Increase Co:-JD!-"'I':i.Bon of l7i:'te.l Accidents r.)c?l., Iiill i cn ?one of 01~1 .. ined~ i'lle Union Po.ci :'ic- Coal Conycny ~no. i!!l:i. t ed St2teG , Om:r9~1.,,ed , 3 i gb.t een 5Icsx>1y Pe~iocls The fl t" Ieax> 1923 192~ 1926 1926 192? 1926 1929 • 1930 1931 1932 1933 193~ 1935 1936 lD3? 1938 1939 194.0 ; : -.. -... .... L+.1 -,i--i L.- P:·ci ?:le Co l Co o P•·r~ ~.li t:1 es -o e~ 4 Fn\iali'i:;!eo l it> b COOQOOO ~ OiHJ 4 o9'1: ~ 3 ol9 6 2 .:,16 a 2 088 :; 2 0 5'1 8 2 ., ?S 3 o91 2 76 l f).., 8 6 0 2. ~o ,,, 50 l <:> 43 1 3 .... All Bi t1F,15.Z?.0.B.'.:l ....ll~-1 "-"'\ ,:;-,""---,.--, a .~u·• ~ Frc.t~li tieo 1 0 953 l 0 C06 1 0 9:54 2 pCG5 1:i 7-12 1 0 729 l i/} 705 1. a2 G ':."'} ., 60 ., 66 ., 61 1 ~54 c., 2 P. € :j . f)l} 3 o45 3 ol9 30?6 2 .. 78 3o09 B,. 50 2-955 833 S58 968 2 a 1ffl Vi~tQl iiieo -om? L OOO;i..QOO '?one 3(>~a 3~ 53 3.,BO 3 .. 36 1, 619 1 ,050 858 1 . 25 u r, C, ~ o ,;,:, o,,,, 2 60 0 1.,098 1 , 198 2081 ' 900 ~( Dst.. ) _,a"'-{.) tO ) 067 ( .....,, 1 , 156 (Est o) 2 o6S 2 . 6-1 ( Est .. ) 2. 22 ( !!!st Q ~ 2. 55 ( me.it . ec.fety eX?enditUJ?es ch2?ge2t.;1 3 'CO r2ine CO •::"Ga fo:;.-, the • Ctlenda~ yeQ~s 1923 to 1940, i nclu sive , ~~G set fo?th bel o~ : Ex-~enditure s fop S~fet y On~~1ad to f'tlne Coste • Fer Eight een YA~~ Period Iem- Is23 1924: 1925 1926 Labor a nd &t eria1 - - ?11,981.0B 1 52, 754 .18 129. 233. -41 153, 916. 11 ri "O S\J• rV'l f: r , 1. 022 .054 . 046 ,.055 inJn �irr r-)~ 1· .,.., ri a Le bov r...nd !1.;1i;01"i "1 " > oo- 3 0V a 6·ooi .. 98, 374:..,68 '?onB ~ incd -:-, · -~ o··o I "·, i... D - C:: v Coot Per ~on 9 7 . 2 7~0 79 2 , 927, 390 ,_ --;) ,:,~ O""O ~ ~ ~.:-.., . 03~ .. 032 i~ i30 98 , 3~ o~7 :-,o, o''30 . ....-.>ti..: 5?0 69 1 0 39 51~ Q.6 oa4 46 0 1~4 00? ~31 i32 ?33 ?,3,~ ~35 ;,33 ~37 \J D39 52 0 906 ., eo ao., ~33 .. 16 6~, 611 ., ,n ..,2 I) V..,A- ... ~ ,.. ~ o vO ..... 3 !I~ ~~o :2D09?, G53 ,.0 3~ 0029 •"' ' J ~-r:.::., ... , C:::,•:::>7 • , · J ::, 0 il..:,r:::, 0 ..;)., 1"""10 ·1ous?. 558 o02S 0025 .. 010 . •, 2 , '2:02 , 553 2 0 GS? , :;31 . 01 7 0020 0019 . Ol; 3 , 286 0 169 Z 0 31 5 , G28 .... ("\, ... , () '"8 , _ ,:, ( G7 0 6 22. r3 .:, 0 77.? 8 6~,i, 69 •-' , Oo 0 ~~ 0032 S0 261 , C03 . 010 .... ,. "8 , -0::, ...o .. 02.~ 0 . ' "". trRT": lt1! iOlJ P ACIFI C COP..L CO. PAfJY. a.."1l'. s~-,l ic~ on !i!l:1e1 , '}eo':::1ber 31:::t, :!ecrs 192-3 ~o 1940 1 I ncl . ·-- - - - - CnP.1 Coe 7 e".lr 3~l "' 58S, 418, 79'7 253,0'70 1 93~ J.933 1 9 3~~ 1935 1936 239.,052 1938 1 9 39 1 940 !.:!£ 23 24 25 e ~ f3]. V 339 . 313 267.095 265,130 273, 036 255,064 1937 Ge. Oo~ . i' , ("Is ~t9 " . 187, 267 10:) 5~5 - v-J I ..,...,J , ...., 208,2'78 gG{,269 336,556 2?1. 239 •~:' ... qca c.">~o., .. ..., •~a I 9"' k. ~ ~ �'?o'iiru Sn.le8 -U S9<!: 0 ~7£:0 xepr ~ 19~-0 Diffpp.. Snv mrGoey \"'2lue 1 0 007,013 ence (Inoo) Gl 2; e33 ~er.P 19;55 1g::;e 1937 1930 1939 1.9~0 JL7om1t; 0 9 6 , 546018 ll0 9 356 o1~ :l20i, 990. 23 9 4 ,9800 7-'2 ll0 ., 05f>o33 ll5, 502o6l •'i·2e i::c:>e:?.sa i rr Accotu:t s Receivable s::.nce 1935 i a duo to these in ois11□ ent sales negligible , tae t otal m~eol lectible nccounte c~rged of'! ·in 1940, \:U .,038.,420 Was D!ide in L':.oeounts Receivable in 19400 !ALE OF COAL AT HM1i!A: A <iem..,,e:-.. ~e of :":2 9 550. 172 �- 8 Coal Oor.r,:-any , Ro c!r Spr>i ng c Fuel Com!)any and A. F. Camer on of Ii~st i~gg., i.!eb:r':J.sk.e." u as continued thI\")ugh the yeax>,. xeer 18~6 1937 1932 19 39 1940 i1ons Sol d 28, 185 045 30,4:10 050 23., 833 080 18., 618 oSO 22 , 35406 0 i o:rioi! Jan. 1 1923 Jan,. , 1 ~ J.924: -, :YB.no 1, 1925 Jan. lo 1 926 Jan o 1 o 1927 Jan., l o 1928 Jllfl o 1 , 1929 J ari o 1 , 1 £'ZC -:hno 1., 1931 J -·"It",·-o l o 1 9 32 ~an,. 101933 1 ., 1 9 5--2: Je...l'l . 1, 1035 ~~t-1 0 tJ~n lo 193G - 0 ~(Ul ., ·1 -11 1 93? ."ir.m ...~ -o 1 , 1 938 ~an .. l, 1939 ~ fill.. lo 1940 ~an. 1, 1 941 Avg o ?:t..:lce Recei ved \?lo649 - - -2 0556 2 06 32 2 0433 2 o35? b.ifg r::iotel Co st O Vl o426 l ., 472 l o543 lo 558 1 0464.: Ll-u:ib0r of r-20n 3 .il 6 '1.e: 2_.,877 2!) 930 2 , 470 2,111 1,884 1"729 1 , 921 1,822 1,913 1,719 1,733 1,869 2 , 246 o -2r.u1 ,::., , u .,.. Reduction Pen." Cent 0 797 21.t\ 6 23.,9 ... 844 1, 204 1 , 563 1,790 1,945 1" 753 l,85~ 1,851 1, 955 1,941 1,805 1, 42B 1, 313 1- , ('~9u,.. 4 :-..., 2, ~49 8 , 3 36 1D 33f) Y 383 - 1 :, 291 ~ l, 890 .J, The eal© ~r.,s !:i (> u 33o0 42o-5 40 o7 5~ . 6 4?.,7 50 0'1 50 06 53,o 2 52 08 49 ol 3So9 35 0? 33.3 36o·4 35ol 35 0 3 .Q.APr:;; AL AIJD iJON-CA?:f?.l\L f.Xf EITDITURES.t During tho yea? c api tsl <aX9end.i•Gu,:2es :1 "li ~o ::..m ..~_"oveme:.1.te charged to O!)et-nting eX!)ens.es, uere ua<le eo ~ullo·?s: �District Rock S:-'r>ingo ( Gl~.1310000 Reliance \7 i nton 51 , 699 oM 31 /1 4.49 01? Sup3rior 238, 852031 iienns. 1 2 ,34001 3. '.i:otal District ::otcl Ro el: S~Pings 0 62, 649 053 R0lie.nc0 ~-0 o 79 3o60 34o773o79 S~cP:.OP 2911062009 79 " 392068 \~!ntor.. H~nn2 :.:erc·'2.ecd.:.. s3 Storon, cll dist:;,i.cto o~=e neoes~aril Y ente~s i~to t~e cost of yVoduoing coei. ~he Zo11ou1ng st!ltenent repre aent s the a.ve1•£ge cs; i to.1 inve:-t7Je:tt of to 19{-0 , inclusive, together -~e in-r;cz-i .bl y e.f:?eotcd by any change in il"'ge scnl es : Avg . investr:ent Producing oost including ~ot~1 cost including durinG ;y:enr =D;.::3:..:n::.:z-~e=-c:.:1::.;l'l.,_ _t~1=-o~r.=-•...;..... D_e.;;;u;;;;;;l..~_t_i_o__ 11 5~ ::-it, on invefltncnt · .a. ~~6,.;::,:;.,;:;7;:;;6..;l:.:,~3~l."""'6~==-' ,J2 . 48 ~-2 o 03 1921 io --i~" ~ 1922 17,890 ,026 1923 17,926,891 . 1924 1926 . 1926 1927 18,02?,665 18,109,380 18,265,892 18,464,497 1928 18,651,100 1929 18, 790 1 982 1930 18,926,849 1931 19,332,2?3 2.48 2.35 2.21 2.00 2.03 l.85 1.81 l .67 l.66 1 . 64 2 . 9'7 2 0 '7J. 2 61 0 2 .60 2.46 ~?feet nf ~aga ~. 29 ch~.!'!,~e~ tron 1921 ~ . 23 ~ed. ,:.0130 ton 2.08 G ,,1020 I ~ . 09 ° 1620 t1 2 16 0 ~ 0 0 1620 ft �.. 1 0 ... A.llg o investment Pr-educing coat including Tot,u co.s t including Yce.X> dux-':ln~ :ves.r Dep~eoi~tion & Den1etion 5~ Xnt. on investment f 932 019 j) 009 g 8 32 1933 18~959 0995 193{ 18 :, 64~ , 091 1935 1811 63·~, 1:64: 1936 19, 065,141 10:r, 190 '7-J:.S l)047 1938 20 11 336 , 5,.10 1939 20, 5540994 1940 U1'°5a -~>2ol5 Red o,; ., 2680 ton° l o3S 1 94 0 1"" 39 1 o41 l o4tl lo 54 1o 51 lo50 1 0 88 1083. lo 85 1 93 1 ., 9<'} 1o 91 1 65 0 lo 4/7 20:,969,455 0 .oS650 O r) 3316 02265 ° 0 n ol6Z9 ° ° (.) {1 () (J ° ,, 094:9 ,.0949 ,. 0949 .,,09-19 (J II 11 11 11 G•.:FBL-'..LJ ALL u ii·iES 'she ·Got:21 n.tIDbex> of 1 1.::rnc.1 feet and □ilec o::' t1.,.~.ck o:9e1?nted folloc s : ;:1eet 34~4:'74 60 ,,£85 95,359 Reliance Outsi de Rel.iwce Co.o 1 Ssa=i, no. l Liine Rel iance Ho 0 17-J Sea□,rfo. l Mine n v:t Ol - ., 7 Wille :.-i.B lie..:.'1CS Bo o ' ...,ee.D,illO o 'i'otal j) Rel.imice Hinton outside \11nton no 1 i.Une O Hinton »Jo . 7fJ 2'.!ine \linton No. 3 1.1ine 'iotal , 'flinton Superior 11 Bn Mine Superior etc n Mine SUperior "D" wine Suoer1or D.O. Clark filne ~otal, Superior 11:100 7 , 360 29,,680 '13,950 P.Jiles 6 o5~ 11.,53 18 006 2oll 1.39 5 oo2 8.32 92 0 0SO 17.44 5()890 1o12 3 96 20,900 21,280 10 8 700 58l) 170 0 4.03 2.02 �- 11 Ha...?1.nn Out side HaJu1a !'1o'i> 4: Mine 2ota.1 11 Hnnn£J. Feet r.111es 5,151 74,, 500 79,651 098 14011 15009 81~14 'i:he n ea s12re of narroc n ork <othoy, t hen 1~oma) d '.!?iv en in 1900 p i s shovn beloo : ?.Peet 9 ,lOG Rock Spr i ngs rJo o 4 I.'! ine Rook Si:,xaings No o 8 Lline 'cotal, Rook Spri ngs F..eli~Vlce rJo l> l '70 800 16s 906 BseD :, no ~ 1 Di ne Relia nce fio o ?-J S31:':.D , Reliance fio o 7 Lii ne mo o 1 tii~o '?oteJ. 0 Reliance 4~930 30, 560 39 ~?30 ? 5, 220 1 4:, 498 1 3, 705 5 ,, 950 Su-oe1...i or nc o Y.'i 'ln.0 0 SuDe!?io x> D" Di ne St!.x:> ex>ior D... Oo Cl@rlt ::i n e - Totc.l i, Superio~ 1l)960 2 , 400 ?6, 4 4:5 80 /) 805 1.5 0 0(9 222 0133 ~i s TTould indicate thnt the develo~:.:ent "tlox>!: h .aa been k ept .:011 cl:l.ead. o f !>ro duction in a11 districts , the l arge1:Jt i:ac?e~se 1 "being ut t he Superior D. O. Clark t1ine, and at t he Re1:1.!.?.nc e rJo o 7 llineD ~he D. o . Cl ark liine shouad a total na~rov ~o~k driven for the year 1940 of 76,445 feet, and previousl y dri~en 76 0880 feeto ~1e combined gives a tote.l develop□ ent fo~ t he Do O. Clark ~ine of 153,325 feet. Part of the 1ouer uork1ngs i n R0liB..I1co ~:o o 1 i:.ine wore drained during the ye o:r, and 40 930 feet of n2r-ro~ CTO~k driven . 1n this mine. Thia wJ.ll develop about 29O, c oo -~, ng n'Z co nl rihich has been under ua.t er for some time. �- 12 - :;.11,e tot~.. o.t> ''"'O"'L"' -~ ~,11ount L n,...,..._y,ot.7 u..:. L . d P i ven H in all @ineG during ~he yeerp ohioh includes main ent?ies , b ~ok entri es, ni? courses, olopes, croGscuts , etc o, anounted to 222,133 f eet , or 42.07 rail es 0 Gf.i'i m:LI\L : It 10 our plan to driven rock tu.~nel 2, 600 feet in length ·~o n~2.ntc1n ·i:;he uorking a -rea requi!>ed t o 0ainta.1n full □in.a onp... c 11 ar;d :;Du Uines 1 0 arc nou being opernt e d o n :?etj7C1."..t , the pl"oba bl e li?e of ~c :"ine t:ia nen t ran£1forroc1 to other St.1)0r>io:r :.uneso 11 one yea.I', that cf 0 D!I !1inc t .io yea~s, denendin0 u--rm --:oi:':iD.g tirneo C:Cho D. o. 01~!: ,.Iine oill r>e adilY take up tr..e to~no3e 1:.0 i c ooing n-,on 11 C0 and 11 D0 dincs 0 the present :prod14et:!.on of ~ha Do O. Clark Uine 2,500 tons dail y. l?!'r.oticallY ell dovelop□ent in the D. O. Clo.:>k r~ 1 ne hco been i n narrou ,or>1t~ only n f eD roo□s ooened in Uo 'o. ? and 15 Seana. :-n the !~o . ?-~ Seam., no.in end b e.ck entries rove bce;'.'l dr:.vcn a toto.l of 5,050 feet to 1nte~cep t the rock tunnel ("!z>i.-:-enfr-om ·;;ne no. 7 Barn, thio tun,1el 9 r r ctical1Y c.mi;::,11'.'ted in 194:0o ' ith ti•is tun- r..el finished, the d1G!)O Oa.l of o he!l"i/Y tonnnge tl'i-1:ough the !!Oo ? Seim dunping station ~ ill be oade uithout dif~ioultyo In 1940, the Ne . 7 Seo.n rise slope ..as ~~ive~ to d~yli~ht, thu9 cre~ting an ad.d1t1onal intake for air, reducing the volume of a.ir entering the mine through the rock elope intcli:e 0 Uo further �Q - 1 3 \'9 plen io bring Noo 7Q 38am oYt to dayl ight Zurthe~ ? eduoing the ail"' flou 011 the Pock i n t l.:11.re slop0 0 _ J:,.t H&..nns, tiLn i?l ane el ope tJaG d:ri5J'en '60 daylight in t1ay 9 191.10 9 o.,.,Q 'G i th t he COR!st!•uction. or a nez1 openi ilg and t i ppl e v be g1"eatly ~educed» efi'ecting o. .P00.v.c'oion in □ine cost of a:ppI-oxi- 02tely 8 oent @per t on 9 or 0~0 0 000 ennuu~ly . ~he neo opening Di ll short en ·t he d i stance -t:r~avelled una.e:;;g1"oi,H1d (non 4t □ileei ) )) by to go it:. &f};ainst the n~tf..:e i> losing hi e l i fe by ~u?foee1.ti on~ the on~i3.z,y sec.l ed L'=mrrust 11t h , E!i:'2d l"eopemecl f oi" pl"ouuction Oc"Jobes 4t h o ~ho pPoduet ion fm." t he y ear ues 3 :, 588 )) 599060 tmie, thi s 'bei ng 0..i'1 l1.1erecse o f 10 per> c ent ovex, 1 9 S9 . .:;ti 9 r;aa the l ::irg0::::t yem_, o@ p :.~o rlu.c tion i n -~he history o f the ao!:'.lnru:.y t:i 'GI1 th3 ~rn:oep- tiou o:? 1910, chen 3,709 , 24? tons uere o l nedo .C~J; tb:,;t t ::.ne t he Gor1r C!,JJ.. 11 in n.ddi tion t o fui"n i shing coel fc,p ·c:n~ ii:iio~ J?~ei ? ie lb.ilr o :::i.d ta :Pequireuen ..Gs , also shi TJ·-:-ed conl corn.1e:,:-c~.ally :> ami a l arge oooaeroial dena.nd oas caused by etrikeG i~ th~ coL1 ni nes in the ea.s~cern p ert of t he United Statv;~ a. co..:puriaon of t he production by di st rict s f'o:~ 1910 nnd 1S4:0: �- 14- Rock S:oringn Relinnce 1910 Pe~ Cent 10222, 770 320? 765,986 .. 20 1.,019,45~ 766,024090 572,0470 70 919,658055 Tons Hit'lton Supe!?ioi') Hanno.. CUDbc-r land 652, 427 :v1ea0nnt Valley 233:,843 580,753 2~,'° 5 1 '706 16oS 6.3 '?ons 1940 54:4,872 ... 25 Per> Cent 2l o~ 2lo3 16 0 0 2508 15Q2 It t1i'll be noticed th~t ine B.elia.n.ce pz->oduo~bion ia l:'lo'V vcp-3 elooe io that o? Rock Snrings, and SupePio~ continues to □aintain the h..ighei:ri:'; u x>oduction for the ey stroo 'tnis conditi on ~7111 co~- tirme fox> ~o□e ye".).PS e.t leci 1:d~ on account of the on ening afld. de- LABOR: Bo difficulty nas e }rpe1.,ienc0cl in securing le.box> dux>in.g t he yea?D Q total of ·268 □en 0.:iployed d.tn?ing ·the :--er>iOd o xi is hot1 00 evep diffic'IJ.l t; to u..rade·-.steRid \'Jhy , uhen thel"e i e go Emch une:::::rploy... oent 0 thcJ; so nany of ou:r e:::iployes, ae!~vice YJi t >.<"n.1-t appmrent Pe0.oon. . □ostly young 01:m, le0.ve ou.P A fer1 entered the service of the Uni.'~od Stc.te~ twny nnd th1vy, but thie l'HIDb3i."" i'1 negl igible eonpo.1"8::l .Ji th the total. uho l eft ·OU? service o Yout~:?ul irI'"espt>n- ~ibility 2nd n desiPe to g et o ut into the nor1d enieP into t his situation. 1ng statement shows the expenditures ?o~ the ~~~t five years : I ---- �-151936 1,106 Noob,;x> of Hot.aee e Gost of ~~~:int0nG..nc0 .\v01.,r g 0 Oort pGj; :ttouse U61.,591 92 0 1937 1 0 107 1938 1,111 1940 1,109 ( {}60., 929 '73 ,}5(3 D 200 o 60 060 ,778013 047~301071 0 ihis o·i;a·;:.eaen t doos not incltld.e t he cos·;:; o? □ov1!1g 42 houses nii tlc.nnc. i:1 1940 f:r-oo t he old location i ri old rJ0 neti Butlei., Ad.di tion, ~i n cosi o? - 33 D 1:71.o 38 1 0 0 • l 2o·.:rn io the A total of ?8 hous~£1 have been ooved. and Y'>ebui l t s/G Hcnnf. i~ the 'f)a.st "'Ghrce ye.,1,os a t cost ox' 059.,652 .. 770 \·,e feel thi s i npcoveoent zr2s ?ully jtrnti f i ed, COS ·UNITY CO:J ·OILS: tho soci al life of our eu~loyeso EO:t .Cu"'!!) ~-.!HL SCOUTS : The f3.ny o.nd G-i!>l Seout a ork hss been □aint:::.:l ned. during the Yeac 0 0 the '1..Ct i vi 'tic a e~ra.cterized by the ?oiunticn of aevex>al pa cksG of Cub 0. Scouts, c-0!1sist i ng of those boys 1.me.e1" the 8.g e or 12 years, ur..o nre not eligible for □e,·,be'.!° Ghip in ihG :t>egulaz, Boy Scout organization. ~iGiliEiT.filHG· SCHOL.ARBliIP : Four qualified Cf.l.1,didates nresented ~hems~!veg ?nr the Engine -ring Scholareh1p g iven by this Conuili'!Y t !'\..:t c ye~P 0 tir. Vernon Gras was t he sucoeesf'ul conteetnz1t" hn.vi:ig "" eoed the cora- �~oti'Give exooi ~ation r1ith tho hi gl2est grade., rsi-.. 0 ~x>o.s ggtel?ed the Oolor>e,(lo Boho ol ox' T:!ii n e a f o~ fhe Fnll t eiu o:? 1 940, h i s 1~ecor-i! i o i1i·m1..de~ t he Se hola~ship i n 1 9 38 0 f a .'.Lle cJ. in h i s s tudi es dur-iliig t he early pnr i of 19~0 , a..~d ua8 b 2~r0d i ~~o school foP t he 19 40- '::l aehool y eaz,o We D! t h d.ren ~1 1 f':lna.111ci su !:JS8i Gl t n.nce fPom h i ::1 OU ° l1eld ut Ro ok Sni.,ingGl) :'.:'~?toe::t o en G <~em:ic a nd fi ?teen "ioy ruicl. Gi1"'l Scout tea□~ tcitinc~ p ar-~ S:he ninning t en:1s s ore n e ?ol lo!:'s : 0 tlen ~o ~eans Enginee~e, first Hanno. no o l, secon~ Sup e1"io2.. '1Du , t h i rd Se~io~ Oi?l Seout ~eans l.;intm.~:i first Ha.m'le.p oecom1 5 t:~GI"iOl-.., tbi~t1 J un·i o x, G-it>l Bot'lus:; ~ ~f.18 Henn a., l!'i PSli TTi n ion,, r;ec rm.d Rock Sp~ings, t hiPd Bo:v Scotat Peu_Q SUp ez>ioP v ?ix> st Hanna, second Ila..?tna J a:oa11e5e. . ., t h:1.r-d ili: o ::So n . Denny, of t be United Stnt e s i.:u:>eFlt:!. of ::.li ni3 ~D ngain. p2:?esent0 cl 'I.be Union l?a eifie Coe.l Oo::npauy D:l t h fo~ Josep~ A. ?....oloes Safety Ascoc1at1on Oertificnte s of Honor~ as follou s : C"Jo tJinton Ho . 1 r.11ne, f or op el?e.t ing TT:lth,--ut o. lost- tine accident fron October 2.Q, 193~ , to D0cenbe~ 31, 1939 (und continuin~), e~ployi ng an ~vera~e of 207 □en, uith 338,465 man- hours _of exposure and -pi"oduci11g 330, 39So 25 tons of coal. �'?c 3~linnc e i:.'o o l :line , fo p op orc:i1n(5 'l7:lt h.out a :fo.tnlity f~mJ Jaunury 25 , 19;;3 ~ io D(-:?Ocubez-, ~l , 19 39 ( 0~d cont!n~i ng) 3 eoploy i ng l:li1 av eY'ag e of 263 o en, wock~ ing 2 0 780 ,12 5 Ban - h o t~ G and p1.,odt!cing 2 a629 0 981.30 ton£ of eoo.1 . Md to Su:nerio1., "Cll il:l.ue 0 for op ero.ti ng u i thout e f atality f?o□ Octote~ 20, 1 933 0 t o Doeenb~r 31 0 1939 ( nnd continuing ) , enp l oy i ng an nvc~aFe o f 1'76 men 11 u o~,king 1/117, 611 o ~n- hou?s ~d pr oducing l , ~76 p902o50 t ona ~? eo ~l o :)nr:'.J.1.cl Cc.! kc::... , r ur! ovoi> by x-unai·;ny t ::i_p 9 ryhich he e.ppareutly t r i ed to ct . .-;p, i n \liilton Ho o 3 liine 3 J'c,..1i1Uw'""'Y l.Otho ::r~t:l .,iC3 E 0 !3b.e1don , st ruc!t and k nockad af''1i :tet Joy LOf:dCl.") by t:''.?OD n:1i ci1 '\71).S ki ck ed v U'ti by 2 h e l v'Y C3.V3 9 :lD ne- l i®-ee Ho . ~ 7 ::1ne 0 ; o.r>eh 16th. \,'i l li on A. O~i..,ao.be1n, squ0ezed bet o een en,:,tii· and l ofldeu t::..,i~)n i:i 11,__n:1.a Ho . 4 I11n e, tlay 2 3rdo ih:r--olcl __0 1"ga.11, o.ophyxie.ted by sooke uad 17,use e f?oo :?it>e i~ .:e> . 7-~· i'~ine , l d nton : August 11th . ~-s:'3 s~c>? 1. Gragory , crushec1 by f ~ll of 1•i b co').1 in \i1nt1..H1 .!0 l ,1ine, Liovsnber 2nd. 0 :a;)u<'Pi Balen, st?uolt by I.">unnoay ti-•i p on olo~e o :? H!>olt Sp z,i :1g; m, •. e liine, i ove□ber 18th . Su.ye1"1oz> r1as t ·'le onl y d i s tr1ct oh i ch Year nithout a fat ality . O) Al.,l:!t ecl through t he In addition t o t he a.1:::nve , it \78.B al so necee~nry to t ake into c.ccount t he accident to Joe Fr- i gl, t1ho o s.0 1nJlll'ecl in 19 39 1n !lo. a ..u ne, Rock Spr lnga 11 ae l _;-.o died A~ri l 8, 1940. Had it not been for t he l argo nunbe: of f,tnl ities, our accident record ~ould not have been an unf a ~o~ab1c o~e. �I :.i~e 00!1..6hl<1 ~;- s ~ -,?;,O>y , UL ~ l> ~'~e<'V -_l'"'o"' ~..,f'i'"1 1 -"- "'.{t t., v o.ll d ist!:..iC'GEl \."JeL'a Ct'lllti.nued r.s in ·;;:te }'>ast, crith t he c.1..1ax,di n 6 o? cash an.e novelty i:z,i zes at ouch i'!:l th no ch~nge in ::1at hod 01~cep t 'Gl1..%t i t t78 s ll'l0 cess~.,_,1,Jl for> t2). oir:.:a to ·:roz·~ crn.ly i t:Jo C..">,lr-.:e@t:.'ti v c :::nt1:fus ·~o be eligi ble -.?oz., ihe cnit ~ ? elott.es m,"t-Za~d !lnthey:, 'G11&-ri ,;.,~"Pee {'Olist9evrGive non-?:;}1 !S c!-8 le~c, Supc!".:i..0'.P J 0 ffild Joh·_.~' f1, !..14 !"I _ -.'1~ -, .,. "!I , -- "'l•l ~- ,... .. _ O. Clai"k wine, Rugh licLet1n 0 1'up erio~., i )!)i~ E1iue, TTC!"e ;7iil..t'l8?S Of 0D.9ll _nrlz :: G o:? )2 00 ... ~}50 ,.. a'2-tl 025, t"O S>)ce'Cively . t~t,. ! 0 ~J. B3y1eos no.~ Ch:\i~';.J!?n of ~he oectin.g, ~nd t~c :?01101.;1:.ng opoa:;:e::s pa.1•tiei:·j8,0et1 021 t~2 p'.i?Og'rC.:.1: :.11?. F!-an:r lIU1Yi;0:", S!lfety Age::it of the Union :?~ci:?ic ~1nil!?O~d : :.:P. watkins and Da uty :line Insp9otoPs &bart !le y 0 Conducted the drawing. __o_ E. Gildroy, �S;he 1'.Ji d- Yeal:i Safety tfoctine; '.72.S hG~d i n the VrufiDUB dis- i r~c·~ ~ : hursd.c-~ '3Vo~_ing11 J'ruy 11th, ~s1 ,c.:,. oi:t'.:..lD.r i.1ru-1w3p nell ~?,!."'S r>i' 1·e"" -ils,e ., ~ha can::: }J:Pi&es rfel"'G !!r. Joe Kelly , Dl"o, fblia.aee I1o o 1 ,(\ro __ . ; ~ :'.: n!!J.c1.. L o l"l, v _ nt>.ir. n .... • ,k , .'..1 t e n'-•'-' .. ,(\ ~ Jl !'"')r, !..u.L.:~, , t-:;,_5 !). ,.,, ... ,,.: __,_. \_l__, ·o•\,,, ~ '-'-- < I\ L.\o Ca.:::pbell : "1u•:;eID,::~n, Hn.n2a,, ,_';25 . 0~ E~·t:::r&;.;:r, s-e:-_ote:Jb3r ?th. i a2 t~...e Old ~ime::s 0 Bc:i..ldi ng, l Ci na. 9c1--.mto21, ?ennaj.•lvanin , on e of t he mines u::.~2c:."' ~'lie jUJ. . ~mli ctiorn !!.9.v1n.:.; r:on t :ie t ro~..l"JY i n the ant!'ll.,ao1~c- co .:1l=~::1,.: ..r: e.ivisiou. �~lle e!'iiix-e pt"'Ogz>s.r..1 na.s bx"oadcHst ovex- ihe ~e.d1o 11 e.mi other spea1t• et:O ve1?e: Ur o Geo1"ge Bo Pi.,yde, Chai l:-iJlafl of the lll 2ei ing ; rix,0 Janes San:}aon D Chief Coal tiine In f::'loectoz, fo!" the St0.t e of rryoniug; L:r. Ro R. Knill, Se,fety E:ngii'leer; r.:~. ~heodore i:lm"'Uinp Bditox> o'? 0 'lh0 Explosive~ fl1.gine0r 11 , thro ugh nhoGe generosity t h i s trcplly is o ad0 &V~ilable ; liro Eugene i'.1cAuli?x'e 9 nho accept ed. the ti.?ophy on b@hru.f of \7inton l'Io o l tline ; f.1P . E., ii. Denny , District EneineeP of the United 3t£i..✓Gee .Btu..e au of rlines, . :iho . p recented the individutl tion; .Ir . F . V. Hickap Su:9cn:•1n·tend0ni a t Hi u tonD nho n,cc0, ted ihe CePtifiGnteo fo:;_., t;he oe:J. 0 nnd 2-1x>o I., Do Baylesso 'i1he An.m.!91 S::f crty ::e eti ng fo1., t he an2.rding o? tha '"JPiZe s held ns unual i fl cll ulot~iets the cvsning of fi'ri do.y , Pobruo.ry 28thcil94l. 2he □onthly e~sh prizes nv.~rded at the oonthly Safety □eet­ ings -i:;e~e t he sane Q.S t...iley have b een fox- eevePcl yco.Yor; uo.st~ 'Ghe rruou.nis ~on by the v aPinus mines d uring the Y~D.Z' being ng follov0: A:J.ount Sock Spring0 n o. 4 l:1i ne Rock Su- ringo No . 8 r11ne :> Reliance no. l l.21ne Reliance Jo. 7 Lline 360 400 l.linton No . 1 Liine \/in.ton Hos. 3 and 7·~ Ui nes SuDerior nc u r.une Superior 13Di, L11ne Sunerior D. o. Cl ark Uine Henna. llo 0 4 Ui ne i:)485 360 TO?.AL 400 320 360 44:-0 280 ~-40 1Pm.:- Cent - 12 062 9.36 9 .36 10. Ll_f) 10. 40 8 ,032 9 . 36 11 o"15 7 28 0 11.45 100.00 In addition, a suit of clothes vns an~l~~ecl ·~c each □ine e~ch month in which 1 t bed r1orked ttro or nm"'e . □• nthsl) oc>nG0euti vely, W ithout a lost- t1me a ccident. In all, 72 aui tn oere ~~arded. 'i'ae �fo1lowing sb.ous the di s..Gr.1but:!. on or these sui ts f or the pgst five yea.re : 1936 f;.oot SpiPi ngs Uo.o 4 !.1ine Bock Spi-:.ings fio o e tfi.ne :elinncc No o l tii ne Rel iance Ho o 7 tiine \"Jin t on No .. 1 i'Jin e \H.nt on Iilos., 3 & ??~ .., tiinea nunerio1:" (1 BII rji ne Super-iox- 11cu tii ne 8u-oel'io~ llDtl lline SnpePior DoO. 01~1{ trii ne lln.nna. No . 4: i'li ne ?} '.i'O'.?ll, _J c;~ 2) _) 1 co 1937 4 1938 5 1 939 5 2 _1940 ,_ ll.·. 1 3) s ..5) J 1 5 _) 2 5 9 a 12 B 9 3 7 ? G 10..., 72 ~ s 3 t e t.';> C> c:, 5 :3 8 9 5 5 15 :,?, 56 59 ... 7 5 8 ~ e. uas ~eees~o.::>y for thsi oine to t10 through the ontiz:,e oo:1th -:-rtthot!t n loct-ti□0 cocident ., Ho~8vcr, novelty pr izes, consicting of a~ny at nll Sefety □eetinga, Bhether or not the nines Dere el i g!blo fo~ t:.'le cc.sh nr1zes. 'i'he f ollcoing s t nt e:ie~ t 9ho'7s 'chB coat. of anmitl and oonthly Safety nrizes since the ye~r 1931 : xe·ar Cash 1931 1932 1933 t• V 1934 1,300.00 1,625.00 2 , 980. 00 3, 000. 00 4, 520.00 4 ,415.00 4,090.00 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 - 200.00 250 . 00 1.2ao.oo ToTAL$23,680.00 957 . 78 931.00 1, 560.34 1 , 918.00 Co st Sui ts o f nov-elty Total Per :.?on Prizes Clo thes (, t, { '> ' \~. 000923 \,' <.i 2, 2M.oo $ 2, 015.00 .000985 2, 1 22.35 .001012 2;073.00 .000863 2)221.70 . 000769 478. 21 3 ~~fi8.21 11)001052 982 .. 15 1 1)486 000 6 , 425 . 93 . 001938 1 , 24:3. ?4 2 , 265.46 8 , 960 . 20 . 002970 1, 217.96 2 , 262. 21 9 , 455.51 .002899 l,8~8 032 2~267072 10,104. 04 .00281 6 Cl.1,388.17 $5, 750. 38 ,}BD 281,, 39, ~9, 099 . 9 4 t). 001 732 Autonobi les s.?ri -os 6 Lot 0 2., 01 4. 00 l , '165.00 872. 35 '173.00 596.r!O �A ei~dy una made of i~e handling and di@t ~i but i on of ou? .;:i_,.,_..,, ~_ , ..,..a'i/'t? yp~~ o v •- v,._ A'-'ll,o ?.h(:> ~ - c:,:,.$.Po~.;t.! va□ped~ r~c....., ·l•'> ,.~. , <• ,;J .::i .... - !~b ..1~B1.1(hA -:on u.eZ' C:9.i:'S D0Y-'2 ul1il t ., w"•'-'" p~ovidi ng g~eat e~ Saf e t y o ~oodep oo~es are ~eui locked , and tho Uni t Fo1?e2m1 ax-e the only enployes &uthori~ed "GO d:1.c;tr-ii- - t1ECHfu;JXCP-.L LOL'illilJ; : • Snncirlor 3 25-rl 0 X o ~ood:Jrui Sn3ki ng Ocnveyora 1 St~~dal~ ?-RU Joy LoedeP PRFL1I U"--1 The~e hag been n~ change 1~ t he 0 ethott of □ruring P?e□iun and. Bonus ~uyoents during t h e y ear . 'i'he toto.1 auar:ds nado duping -the yea~, ~~~pared ui th 1939 , u ere as f ol lo~s : l:OHUS (Cost 2-:,.~ia) ).94:0 1939 Anount Per Cont Rock Sx>ri ngs no . 4 Lline Bock Spr ings no. e Di ne Reliance Ilo. l tline Re11anoe llo . 7 tii ne •Wint on BUper1or sen ~1ne Superior 0 n~ Hi ne $ 250. 00 To'fAL Cost per ton .. Par Cent o/26 ,oOO 37 5-oOO 175.00 7 5.00 20 .. l 10 .. ~ 275 .00 575. 00 B00. 0 0 600 1 00 '7~6 16. 0 22. 2 $31 600.00 :3, 50 0 .00 100. 0 C.0011 G.0010 650 . 00 400000 626 ., 00 250000 625 0 00 375 .00 5 o9 18 o1 11.1 l 7 o L2s 6 09 1 7 o4 10. 4 Superior D. O. Ol ~• r k Eine Hanna No. 4 Mi ne P.noUi'lt 425, 00 11 .. 8 t::.S 8.1 16. 7 �Bock SnX>in~s tJo o 4 Uine Boclt Su~i nf;s no o S I.:1ne Relinnce to o l Ui~o Reli'3IlCa ~:o . 7 ~ ine \1:1.nion Su.pm?ior •1t3'i tJi ne $t\i)0L"i0!' ll (;IJ ful.r._€} 19~9 Pe~ Gent 4, l SO o8l ?'-06 1,895022 3i,4 ~-OUOt '7, 076., 4-0 1 GO 023 o 22 8 , 0,~ . 0 2 5 0 2(8,.41 61.merio:" 1 D.1 i.iine Sut,G?iO:P U oO. C1~r~- L'ine ~ .1anna. l,.J o . n • « • -.:t •11ne 12 0 B m~. J. 1 940 Afilouni Per> Oent $ 5:,035094 Bol 2,806 068 4.5 'r,1O9 064 1 '7 D 224:o98 1106 2 ,165 . 25 4 , 112 05~ 6 , 1-10 . 91 3 9 it\, 0 :!.lo2 0 3:, QL'.:l O 53 2t7o9 1306 2 .. 3 4 o9 2{)1}1 n19 ,.'-'· 9 ,t,81 . ~0 112,,13 15oS o2 1A.:o6 S o5 8, 393.2$ 1, 405085 7,051.02 11 4 0 055,089 09? 100. 0 n 017n <' """' ...., • O"' .!.0.:J .. 0 - t) five y ee.1.--s: 'ienr 193G 1937 l9Z6 1939 :i~KO S:otru. S}otnl Zoi.lD Gine d 3,286.159 Bonus c Pr0□iUD 3.315~628 2,97c3,60l 0 3,261., 003 3, 598,590· ~1, 3Bl. Z8 58 , 689 . 97 t ; 30600. 0 0 17, 544. 90 <) 65, 502 . 31 Cost per- ton 7.~.00ll . 0053 .01~9 .0180 .0183 - OLD lock Sp)?i ngs, l?resi dent ; llr. Hugh Ecl?;.""i;;e.i1" ?£:.~~1c·e , ~J'i~e ~rB~iC:.::,nt ; Ir• Andr eu G. 1100 d , 8uper 1or, Sec1"etary; :.:r o ·-~ant C:o.llrJi !'c, Ra ck lpr1ngs , Treasurer. Ur. Paul Ue1r , u1ning E~ ;!~ee? of Chicegn, �- 24- 2.ddreesGd the nea b3rs :.:1t the nn:1ucl bD'1 1uet. 'l'!le oerabm?o:11p of ·:;:.t:3 A~ c;ncin.t i on con,.i;i nue e to i;l:.,oo •, a a Gh~ .m by the f oll '"'wi ng: Xeru.~ 2.925 1 920 1 927 1928 "l"'□oo L - 'I.> 20:5 ,:, • ! :lC o , ,~6 39? 1939 1939 711 72t3 1 762 19~';) ?9'7 -- 11-1: .~~5 4~G -18t 621 558 611 035 over 1925 63 1 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 .. "·~~,.u·n ... 1~2 1 63 201 2 30 2?5 328 352 G60 377 4o, 428 698 411:~ 4:69 0~, ... .~-. I2.1rL0!3C:\c : 1/\C·"iZ :C JC : Babcook 6 \iilcox 45O-pout!ds-p reos uro s t e e::J r·anera tors ,:1t h n ca~ac1 t y of 75 , ooo p ou.."ld~ o:f stei'.lmper h Qll? ~:era ie3t:-_1:;_ ~d., to- get h3r ~1th one 7,500-K. F. G-eneral Electric t urt~- generntor a~d all necessary BUX111ur1es, the total ex:pR~d1tur-c ~ounting to t 598,619 . 22. !fb1s olll gi?e ue suff i c i ent ge~2P~ti~~ capocity for some years to oome. Even after t he i ~si,:i:!.". 9.~:lo:_ of the im- provements in 1936, on · account of t a.king ove!" t ~.c l f' c.,d of the Commercial mines in this area the power p lr n·~ as quickly loaded �t o eapncityo Xn J a nua ryu 1940 " pea.~ d eoands c? 1 2, 900 f! U. ftere 0 x>eachod 0 thi s being i n ORC0 GS o ? t he s>ated eapaci ty of t he plmt t , the equipment at t ha t tine ~ou ~i sting of i ~ee 2 , 500-K . i7 0 10~1- pr•e sau,e tl!r>bo- g{;)nez>o.toPs ~ and one 5 , O0O-IC o \J o high- .,re ssUi;""e p;en - erc'.t or D l eaving no r eserv'e OZlp8.eit~ro V!i <"Gh the ine'Go.ll e.ti o~ of t he n~v boil e~s 2nd t he neu t u~bo- generato~ De Dil l noTT h~ve Pe~e~ve onpaoity both in the g ene~ation of ste a□ &.. Tid o? el ectric ~over 0 Th~ hi ghe0t p eaks (1 3 0 .WO IT . q o on Deceabe~ 16th) a:k~G being cor X'ied at pr>ooent n i. t hot!t difficulty by t h e t Yro high- PPG 0Bu1.,0 De.- chi ne aa t he l o~- pr esmuPe geaeratoro bei ng held i n r~serveo t he r:roz.i~ Do.s s t n1l°ted 'the n eek ending A:,x>i l 1 3th D and ·~he plant put in oper atic~ ~ove~be~ l , 19400 Late i n 1940~ t he ~ork of chnngl ng over one of x;h:; ho i lex>o i nstal led i n 19 36 ~00 1ou pressure t o h i gh p i:...esgwe n n@ l.mde1,.ta!ren to bring t hi s hoile1"' up to the s3!3e opera ting proosu~e a o t he other ~~il 0~ i nst al l ed in 1936 £md the tt:Jo a d.d i tionnl boilel'"s i nstalled i n 19~0, oakillg a ll oieaD.- ge:ae? ~ting uni t s op e1..e.ting &.t the high p1..es ~u~e 0 450 p oUZAds.o Steen nt 150 pounds »r essu?e uil l be furni shed for the ope?at ion of t he lo".7- n2>e s·sm?e t ur bo- gener a.tors through a. de- auperheateP '.::l.YHi reducing vs:J.ve fro□ the hi.gh- !)re s sure boi?-,ei"s " "'Jhen it i s necessa:ry to do so. Duri ng the e a rly part of 1941 D Ho .. l Boil.er oill be ent:i.?ely x-ebuil t ~ and t he set ting rrill have a.ii"- eo:,led nalla si□- i lar to the other three boilers. This will gi v e ue an_ple ooiler ca~~city fo p any l osd demand s of t he pl ant , 1. e ., tour boile~o o f eta£"1d.e.r-d enn struct1on and pressure. At no t1me will nore t he..~ t h:?ee boile?s be i n Use, With one boiler held in reserveo ?he 012 boilo~ plant ~ i l l �J3 disoe.ntled @~d ~b~ndoned in the ap~i ng of 1941~ \/1th the ille-a plant op er>ating enti1:"'ely on high-pressux>e steDD;) econoDiea in the uae ox' both eoal o.nd. r1at0i., t1ill be ob - tained for the year vhioh ~e~e not po0aibl0 unde~·the for-ne? :1im~d-p~esour:ie op e1:.,e..tion., 2!'Hi t he 1ns·tallation of stafficient op01:a.tiono S?he production of eE'!er>g;j ?or> the ye a.if shoned an increaee total powe~ r.encn.,a.t ed and the d is•i;ribut:1on of sage fm:" ·i;he pnst five yearss 1937 1033 1939 1938 q = H ,, ...~ . 111, 0 . R.· 1 Ho ::!.940 KJJ oH. lC "o H o It . \1 oh . LJ:,372D17Q 5 :, ~-84., 900 491,600 544.,082 99022, 463 10, 81 5,055 10 0 713, 673 10,639, 922 l0, 950,C07 Liining Distriets 25,771 . 037 27.043.693 26 2 04Bn005 26 a..roo. 7 2~ 29 9 ~57 16F2, ~Ota:!. Diet~ibuted 38~657, 270 43,88"?, 620 ~2.1) 70;;,'!6'7 42,931 , 402 ~-0 D 95~,()95 Losses 1 , 646.3£0 ~ 9021 ,533 'lotaJ. G-enerated 450534,000 44,725,000 45,411 , 000 48,977,oa ~sed fox> plan~ auxiliari es on~ boil01~ !'003 Used a~ r!o o 6 \'/el.ls Sold to So o Vyo o Util 0o 0 0 Usea o..t i'he u0 t" o ~oel Oo□p~"!Y II o iraneniosion I 0 503269900 5 197 D 500 5:,042,900 l) 51£}; ,909 r703 f)254 2.11:799 598 703, 500 3,022PQ5 (Uote: i:?rans:ii ssio n losses not nva1lable x'o~ Y:Jtn"' 1B3G} o ~he production from t he Iiarma p oue? p.la1'?.t shoned a dec~e9.se oi' s.23 ner cent under 1939. The f olloving etatcn~n~ s~ons the t ot al powezs generated and t he distr i bution o? ~ !'.le fo!? t:..9 past flve ye::2-rs: �' - 271936 1937 1938 l~:4_Q. 1939 itrJH Ti\JH 3D26T , ooo 3,, 671, 360 0 m:JBe~Ci ol 867i,90,0 l.,0461} 700 Sub-':?ot e..l 4 ,128., 900 4., 7181) 050 5~0450060 4,.904, 300 4 , 623,900 l a0~3 8 600 L 015 9 100 1 0 261 8 €}50 1 2 219 1 70 0 n :1.110 Depn~tment KVH I{t'JI".i ~.,051, 550 Irnli 30835,900 3~ 467:, 200 9~3, 500 1 0 069 8 400 1 2 156 8 700 used fo~ poo e~ plant and bo!lCP !)1 €1.l!t lil.mrili aPies . 1,,124, 100 5:he~e are no tPa.~m:1i s sion l osees t ,9.ken i nto eeoou~i ~t Msnnal) al! oete~s bei~g loc a t ed nt the bug ba~a i n the poDe~ p l Q.fi~ o ooreial ~:!.l0\1B,ti hOUI'G ~ O'vGX'S pOt"J(!)~ pert □ont n ©oo- sold a.ml por;e~ U.Bed. by ru.l d e- othc:e t ~1au t h8 Llin.0 Depd:.,tnent o Dur i3G the l a t te~ pe..Y't of t he yea~ a totLu of 33 BGtcPs uas t o C0OD e:K>ciru C.H.!S t O:l0l'G nt Haruio.. ~he iolloDing otntenent shous t h e ~uober c ? po~siilners on the 1>ollo and t.h e cost of t he pens ion s f oP the :oas·t fiv-e yea1.,s : 1936 1937 1938 1939 19~0 liunbaI> l- e::1sim1e~e on !'Oll Jenn~ / :1.Gr~ 53 58 6~ !.., 59 59 Uuobe:c acW.ed. du~ing Yeexo 5 5 2 6 0 llumbet" died during year 0 l 6 ~1 4 ) Total, cost of ~ensioos 0 31 , 213050 0 31,~~9~19 t ol" YGf:lr $ 30.201.05 G32,362o2fl t)34, 241.Sl There uer e 54 pen sioners on t h e rolls &~ of Jo~u~~Y 1, 19410 ft.?AL E13TATE: Sales of real. estate uere aaint 9.ined o.t ~ b.igb l e vel dm.,ing �I! th@ yea~& the lots in the Pryde Mdition being ne~ly closed out 0 It ~ill be necessa~y to give consideration to l~,ying out a neQ nddi (i:;ion dUPing the y~az, 194:ll> as 1::ie '.have very feo unsold lots for dDelllng-houae pw?po~ee 0 P~yde Addition 15 lots 1 lot Cl~k Addit.ion Iea1~ 1931 2 1otB :i.1.o yal .'Gy (;l.,5p poi" t on) Tm2 l,0'74. 00 1932 59,539.96 1933 108, 620 86 193~ 99, 756. 68 0 1935 72,664059 1936 61, S~4. 73 1937 '32,635 . 62 1938 69, 4~3. 51 ~~ 161_.1.c 8 0930..,96 16, 293014 14,963.50 10,899.72 9,270.73 9,395.36 1939 80,912.91 10,416.51 1 2,136.94 1940 141232.94 9•\e88'3.2.0 T0t.i1AL?'ll, 339 0 05 Rentel R2ntcl. ro~ ?l.!!Jp ing .r.ud ~nto '- c\" .....2. O soo.oo :j sco.c~ ... fl' .... ~ 1?otc.1 0 161010 10, -1:30... 96 16l>893ol4 600.00 600000 15,66:3 .50 600. 00 600.00 600.00 600.00 600-.00 600.00 11,499072 9,870.73 0106,700.,92 $5, 400. 00 9p995.36 11,016.51 12:, 73SoS,4 l~JB32.9f ,) GOOoOO (°113.000 .92 a eta'· enent to subn1 t to the Li on Coal Co?por~tion people l •-0li:ing ·to the d)E.nio:ili:l~nt of the property e~rly this ye::r•o ihis has been e. rather el...':!)ensive operation on account of :i'll20er>ot!c ?r...ul ts ~n1 r:: ~n6.roct intrusions. together t1i th the lone; h:'ul., :i..c1d.i:.13 to the gen21•.!!1 ■1ne costs. It has, ho~ever, extcnued tha l~f , o? ·o ; 8 ~ine. !AGE CONTRACT: The wage contri:ict entered into n1 'C!l ~.:!:e UnitGd L'!1ne Uorkers �I 0 9. j\nGPi@& on t'foy - 6 ,, 1937 and extended O"' l«1ou 15 a 1n-2n <"' ~ vv.:1 D t,t) ~1ro.!.l"B <ol ou C~x>oh 31" 194111 l G non up ?o~ ~0nenal 0 -· Since A:::,Pil 1 1> 1934:, t1hera e. con'Gi"r._o'i:; 'D'l!c~D ent ex>ed i nt o bet~een the /\:pns~l~chi an Di stPi ct o!)ex>nto:t.,s ~~d theJ3" orroloy0s (tmdor> the 8Usnicea o? i:he n . R.. A0 ) ; , wajo~ nego'Gi£.tiO!l8 bave beer.--i co1nfincd to tbat po1.,tioE1 c-Z the co2l fieldet nll outside districts folloJi~g the ch011ges m~ie in the Appcl.achi.an fi el d o miher o xt~,'lOPd.i:}nl'\1/ de~Ja?lde u ere sub~Ji ttad 'she entix-e 01)e::a":;i~g Gte:?f end t7ol"1wrs returned a conn~nd.2.l-,le neasw"e o? i n6.l.!stP1ous r-ud 1o;y-~-l sert7ice dtu..,il.'!g tn3 ~7 8r.-_.x, D f or> uhioh Orlglm;.l. tilg-.:,,sa EUGENE McAULIFFE �YE!F. 1939 �THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY WASHINGTON UNION COAL COMPANY ELIGENE MCAULIFFE, PRES IDENT 1416 DODGE STREET OMAHA, NEBRASKA IN REPLY, PLe:ASE REFER TO Avc-o-:_ • o De7 0 ~,,.~,..... ~,,r\ . "v._,. 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". 0 ) ' o:r. i :- l ·1a-1c 22D the .,, -~ o•ii .l i10 ... • ·., C cf :: ·.-:o y,.~ ··n o .oh~ it a oot forth in the :· ? a t ..'oll J.9' l h j_ , �THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Comparison of tons mined, and man-honrs irorked l nside and Ontside per Fatal, Non-fatal and All A ccide11ls T imm 5-YEMt PERIODS AND Y EAHS 1938 ,\ ND 1939 Number of Accidents l'erccnt • y car Tons Mined ---1---- ] 923 1924 )925 1926 1927 r.i f.ie,I ll~cchan • ,cally Tons Mined per Accident Non- , f a t al 3,241,105 3.32 16 2.821 ,678 5.72 J1 2.779,065 9.55 6 2.776,245 21.61 n 2,750,4-30 4-0.28 7 Non- fa tal Totnl l':tlal 2871 303 202.569 237 2!1.8 256.516 305 ;311 ,J.63.1 77 2-16 2s-1 311.1.031 2-l-l- 1 251 392.918 I S yrs. 14-,368,523 15.6) ,13 ]319 1367 Man-hours ~Inn-hom:; per Accident Worked ---.,.......,N:-;---o-n-- - - , - - - ~ 1 T o tal r- - - _ _ r-:i_1a_l _ , __ r_ai_al_ ,__ T_o,_al_ 1 J1.293 1 10.697 5.581.040 348,815 19,446 18.419 11.906 lJ .378 ,u .J0.800 3911.618 18,316 17,503 9.11 2 1 8.936 3.850.66! 6-Jl,777 12,625 12,381 11.2Ss1 10.930 3.969.100 496.11s 16.136 1s ,621 1) ,2721 10.958 3,607.311 _ 515,335 _l_-J_ .,7_3_, 4._14_-,3_7_2 1 299,3.J4j 10,8931 10.51] 21.3-i9.2-{-3 ~ 44.776 _16_._18_6 15,617 1 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 2.927,390 51.29 8 294 302 365,92'1,1 9,957' 9,693 3.858.672 Hl2.334 13.125 12,777 3.060.632 57.97 12 270 282 255,053 11.3361 J0.853 -1.126.880 R.J.3.907 15.285 14,,634 2,897.653 59.£1,2 8 270 278 362.207 10,7321 10.-J.23 3.872,6 18 -184,081 14,,3,13 ]3.930 2,453,527 73.39 6 l 52 158 403.921 16,142 15.529 3.169.58,1 528.264, 20,852 20,061 2.045,270 ~ 3 _ l ~ ~O 2,04,5,270 3.J.665 3-1-.088 2,607.116 :2.607.J 16 _4_4_-.1_8_8 _4-3_,4_5_2 1 5 yrs. 13,384..472 63.18 35 1045 JOSO 382,413 12,8081 12,393 17.63-1.900 50:).854 16,875 16,329 -- - - - - - -1933 2,097.558 90.55 3 40 ,13 699.186 52.439 48.780 2,5.1,3.1 04 847,70) 63,578 59,142 l 934 2.402.553 97.4 l 3 59 62 800.851 40.721 38.751 2.800.683 933.561 47,469 45,172 1935 2.887,731 99.03 8 56 64 360.966 51.567 45.)21 3.291.205 4ll,401 58,771 51,425 1936 3.286,)59 99.95 6 48 54 54,7,693 68,462 60,855 3.744.274 624,046 78,006 69,338 1937 3,315.628 99.50 2 38 1\0 1.657,814 87.253 82.891 3,707.237 1.853,618 97,559 92.680 -- - - - - - - ~ -- -~-- - 5 yrs. 13,989.629 97.] 8 22 j 241 263 635.892 58.0-18 53,192 16.086.503 731,205 66,74-9 61,165 I 19:~s 3,016.978 100.00 1939 . 3.26).003 100.00 2 1~ 2 25 31 1.508,489 104.034 97,322 3.1 98.325 1.599.162 110,2s1103,112 27 1.630.501 ] 30.440·]20.778 3.357.955 1.678.977134,,318 124,369 ohr ) .;:i;l"':l \');,~~ ~- 7 J~C.J:i ~ ~;) ,l .''};j ~!"-7 Y;;.~. 1.0'57 Y~ o llJZ"I Y.'/? . l G;m ..,(i �P 1-i..: ~ .?'\1 n 'i? o ...~ ,. 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T .. of 120000 ~, • ,. o D rco:-::o o': .U, :, ncx:, 1nco::r.;.;:i ....br-r110 Ci'JC~o.tS.7'i ")(}Stn , d.Jp!".90:l:..tio n in:~ ·;,;~~;~J ;~)wiV.Jd. ~-:1?0 X?.!':r:1 th0 t·mlo of ..;:1.;ct ..-ic ,)".!.1 ..,-:...':f":l at Rock B:n·:l:.1· ::- D •• ...1?c ., ri. -~.CG iri .l~'zr_, f) O.nd. r,~:J • c...:, l"" • J) i ;l'!l 1.-i..D,'l~o~ . r-.J~~;Jl. 72 frc-•.' J..9'V fl to J. ,.....,:;., tinu.1.tion of e:.:iequ~to pub.t.11~ n,n,.~ic~ o.o ,c.Ll �"3CJ;,1),'C\ T~H.Lr.:, t· ·o it<;., i:i ·:rill loe vo \ii'i J ~r0r-o:fty :1 ~~:ir.,v:~ ;"tr,ir.u:.e: n ... of no loc. -i.~.(')nc ::o:; r:r-'t"..,:o~S.i~.1ti0l7 f':l·; ,.J y :..:1"4.~ ·hc.J R"'crc �YEAR 1938 �.. THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY f WASHINGTON UNION COAL COMPANY IN REPLY, PLEASE REFER TO 1416 DODGE STREET O MAHA. NEBRASKA :;E N E MCAULIFFE, PRESIDENT 20o-4l F ILE _ __ __ _ _ Mro llo tlo J offoro, .Praoi dont, Union Pacific Ibil ~Qad Con ~ny, (k'\111'.!., l?ebr ~oklo belou: m,n'1 Cone 2, {020552. 95 101. 0 ,.0390 l o6S9 2,887, 731. 30 2ll!. 2 239 06 loG12 l o'-170 lo64g l oG40 l o7M lo't'a 1 )?s-g_dps,t,i on ?ovin, 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 _ . ..... Avm}"' '"'t ' ,D:w,,n \""0 1,t,,"(1 .l'.m 3 0 2860169030 S,Sl S,628. 05 S, 016,97a. GO BJ.7. 7 lo5-~-0 15!). 6 1.610 . ~:Ot('l.l 0t'bnj6 i n rnnnine tic ,::, ehorni i o duo in p3rt to ell oino r.; corlti~~ Oil e double oM.f u lJ:::.cia t in 1~38, 20, 033. um t ot.:u t ruces p:dd duri ng t.lio cnlentbr yv:!!' J 193? ~!!1 1938, t;ezie no ilhown l:elow: ~-=,-· t:ral tan. 1937 19~ lyre"~ 9'...,l (~28, '158.10 a69,498.69 2f.m.,,~39.oo 18,941.17 $416, 209. 51 $462 0 CJOS. 70 $47,699.27 $146, 710.82 t':1 ~tv'"' I /'- ::J - U• f'! ', �m.oo eost 9 decroased $ 03 P3~ ton Md cost of all coal sold dec~e~ssd 0 0.003 ~0~ iono 'in~ total cost of lubo~ decreased 3. 2 aents 0 material decreased 2.1 e0ntoo depletion end depreciation inc~@asod 1.9 cent~ und pov0~ 0.4 ee~to 1'}8f to~. f'0choniC@.l ~,ondOi.'SJ. D'in>ing the yee:s.~ 1938 0 tho p9X'COh'ltag0 o'l co~ □eahanioaU.y loe.ded o-uo 100.0 ptar cent. On Dece~b0r 31 0 1939 0 188 lo[;).fting ,m~:i~o r,i9l~ in Dex-v!ce 0 to~cl capital illv'0G~nt in rnohanicsl l oz.dci;.>0 0 "~th depl:'Ociat.ion ,m fue o 31 0 1939 0 • ool/l i'orth bolcti: O~igi~..ol eBp!to.l inveot8.0nt D~p2r.:ieie,til.0D to D0e. 31 0 19:38 ,,~'l!"I> A ~ r , G'll <.l(<:J t o".'.:~o &: _500_., 02Go~~ $237042?.1?1 '!1otn1 tonn lo::i!cl c:,el'if'n-l.asllyO 1938 ozclusi-ro of uo Oo Ol~lt to:.2!"~0 locding machincey c.a o.Z Deco 31ot D t7~'J 7o9 cent □ p0l' toilo !tme tlorla,d cru1 1:!\i'liingo of t.'::::'f'loziitt ~inco 1926, en aoeurete lX>cot:>d of th~ earningo of t~l um.on?.2ed ra:tri,.0 Im 1986 111? 11aa 1929 1930 1931 1132 1933 11M 1936 1186 1137 1138 �~oty f5A2Sm'08:, '1:hG oocident prevention ~ox-k ina.~t7tll~at0(1 in 1923 contimme to shoo 0xti"CP rai~Y px-cg:feSGlo not only dl.lrinQ; t h0 fi VG y.:;>ai·s O 1933-l9S7 0 but en all high 8:3ord \"ID□ again reached in 1938. \.:hilo no rooo:rd of non-fatcl accidents ox- ms..111.= ~!li'O o'l 0xposill'3 is a.vm. 'll-'lblG fol" t he fi vo yonr :por:1od0 1S'18-19220 pree0diiag ~ ye~ 1923 0 the fa.tel.itioo totalled 61 0 rrlth a total produetio!:l of 1~ 0 012 0 895 ~no0 o~ <>no death fo~ ee.oh 229 /119 tons ru..uoclo 2,ot,::i miuen ;e01;> o.coid0n{; f,\ot-31... nccid0ntm llan-howes ;E:;3~ ggoident ~:1m1 ltat~ x'ntgl_ ilot~ Vnt~ Honfniol 123-27 4S i. 0 3UJ 10361 £99, V34 l011 SSZ 100511 00~/?lG 16o18S 1511617 128-32 35 1 0 005 1 0030 382 0~13 12,soa 18 •39:5 5000800 13-'.3-3'7 ~ ~~ ~ 005,892 58,0-18 53,l!J2 ~310205 66.,"149 6l,1G5 Im' 1937 2 38 00 1,657,814 mo 1938 :J .29 311,5CD,489 100, 0M 97,322 1 0 59~ 0 163 110,28110~,1'12 }'l"QX,.- ~-0 'Eotta.1 Ii'a.'i;ru Uo:!:.i@,tal 1,i!otpl l6 0e•;5 16,329 87,253 02,891 1.,9530618 {no55'3 92,680 i'ol1ot'Ji!'..g c tt:.:-p~:cl.oou o:f total injurie~ ( 1'0.-&el lWtO. :c:oc- ic.tcJ.), -l!Sr lllon oan-hml..~ u:? o&posure 0 in the bituminous oineo of iho United States and the lku tlountn1~ ?.' egio:n0 uith fiywing ao~ra.ted betr1O0n tho o :lr!.:Jo oz Tho Uuion DUio Otni c~~ end. all oinos in tha ste;;.(3, rrlll prov.a er i nte:rooti �'O'ni'GGt! Colo- States lrudO Utah Boo \7Q.Oh!xtgo tlonianc t1o~c@ ton fiyc:1:l»g u.P.Cocl. rlyomi~ All LU! 1\ll f.1ines r.11a00 t.J.l m.nos All All Cor.1:pnny Voall' t:liaeu i'Jl\aQO m.~o tlinoo t1ines 1930 97ol 96.l 201.0 9-109 8~. 2 1350~( 7lo0 12~oG 1031 92o4 OOol 97o1 15502 9lo1 6603 115.1 49o0 12506 11106 1lGo3 65o0 G9 o6 9708 23~0 57o2 79 o3 l15o9 l03 o5 ?Bo? 6508 90o3 1Go9 55o5 1934 Blol l09o4 12308 8208 76oa 86. 8 22ol 6800 1935 82io0 1l:!.o7 l2lo5 7706 62.G 8708 19A 46.9 1936 1'7o0 101."J' l22o7 72o~ 6605 12905 l tJ:o-0: L}'.3o'? 1937 0loD 10102 99 .7 7J5o6 G7o7 lOO o'-2: 1008 @ o2 1939 75oG 93o0 10107 8204 62o5 l~0.1 9 o1 38o"i - 1932 1933 . Data otbm.~ ihnn f oz- ',Q19 All Lnion Pooifie 002.l Coo t01mn i'&-0::l U'o So Eul"'G::!":l o.Z Uioos 0 rapo;;otoo Dm-iU2 t~@ a:l.~tc0n "f/0r:.'17: per-1 od qhotm 0 ~ho?o c~o ~~id in actual ouax-do to taj-m•ed 0::iployoo cit-;"} e::ipioy<ao 8 de~rul.onts thFo'U@l th.0 tJyocilug Uo::km-:in 9 o Coe- Con;)1c1no0.Mon .b.TT:;1.'ilr1 Arnx:ds nm.• ton j?qrio(! 2000 Co:11 tliu0L 1923-2'1 14:/3690523 02770 2.M:.OS $00193 '!928,.32 130300. 472 26B, 90t.1o0o 00190 1932-3? 1s0 9ss> 0 629 11~,3200~ .0124 'i'eQL" 193? 30315, 629 35o070o~9 00100 Ye~ 1038 s.m.e 0 97S .0105 2'a::, :..>cduotion in ~ n t s rnda into t!!~ l:ot>1tr3n°c Componsation fw..d 0 1938 0 CCl:lparcd oi th 19370 io shorn1 bolou: l'm.d in fog YoDJr 1g37 YeOl' 1938 W orkmen's Coopenaation 0~9 0 35500-1 $30,257. 03 Cataatzro-phe ins-aronee 9, 1941:o Cf7 Pollct13g 535oCO 10.00 fetal G$,483.29 Decrease $30,601.18 �'?he Cou1p3,1W•o credit b:13.anoo ln the furul r.ao !noroe.sed froo $76,303.05 en ef D30o 31 0 1937 t o $77,396.16 oo of Dao. 31 0 1938. Coop~i son of I?atal Aeoidonto per t1i11i on '?ono of Coal Mi nod • c:ir.0 Union PaeH'ie Coal. Co□.D2nY and United Ste.tes 0 OonporC3d Sixteen Y0o.rly Pe~icdo 'i°''tlG Uni on P~eifi e Co11.l Co:il'\.l'ln.~ i?o..t o.U. t i oo pGZo ~~ Pc.tcl.i tio~ 1,goo,oon 'Jo:}£}. 1923 16 0 4.~1 3 .19 2. 113 2 . 83 2 .~ 2.73 3 .91 2 .7G 2.~o . 50 l o© 3 1 . 25 8 2 o70 G 2 2 0 65 19~ 1925 . 1925 192"1 1938 1939 1930 1931 1932 1933 193tl 1935 1936 1937 1938 l· g 6 s 7 0 12 B G 1,.. l oOO 060 1\11 Bi tuninous ill.nan, U.S. lra.tali ties p0t• l?ato.liM.eo l,000.,000 S?ono lo953 1 0 900 1 0 83--1 80005 1 0 74':2 l o'729 1 0 705 1,619 l,050 3 . ~-6 SogL:i 3o5S 3. GO 3.30 s . ~5 s .10 3 . ~s 2. 78 058 833 3o09 S:59 2o6O 2 o52 ( Eot.) a.10 (Dot.) m;a l,OS8 (Dot . ) 1 0 195 (Dot. ) SCO (Eot. ) 2o50 2066 a .64 (Dot.) DX00lJditurGo for S~ety Charged to ~i c:a:, Coste Por Si Rtoon Yam- Perioa It.it 'i'onn rn.~c1 152,754.18 2,Bm., 678 153,915.11 2,m.o~ a. ns.~..s a, '150l1:30 .ooo 98,374.68 2,CJ27, 3£0 .03a .034 1923 1924 1925 192G 192? 1928 1929 0 71,981.08 1930 98,341.4'1 1931 1982 1933 1934 1936 1936 113? 1938 9-,o at Por Tgn 0.002 L~bor GAA uatori;il 129,333.41 ss,sso.oo 97,274.79 70,930.24 57,591.39 61,416.84 00,144.07 50,433.16 64,611.41 02,343. 56 5'1,622.9a 3,aA-1,105 · 3 060 G'.32 • • 2,897,653 2,453,52'1 2,()t\..5,270 2,097,658 2,402, 5$ 2,887,731 3,285,159 a•315 •roe 3,0lG, 978 .o.16 .055 .032 .o~ .029 .028 .025 .019 .017 .020 .019 .01e �'.i:ne a.nmmJ. (-J'ltf~minaiion of the sines \~s eondu.otod durir,.g July 1938 O 'oy clr tlett St ra.\llli~, Sef'ety Bngineer for the TTyomillG corn0l"cial mineso 0 W,no r.Jntericl a11d Sugplies : ~he ch-:mgeo in value of stocks of ~ine ~ t0~i~l a~d supplies em>~i~d oinca Decemoc:n: 3lo 1923, ta Get i'orih in the follor~i-1g l"ecord: Tml uD1otJ PAC:nr:rn COJ\L cre.1PA.HY 5 Co~ Cono.~1 G 586,341 418,79=jl 1923 192Ll: 1925 1926 1927 3~90313 2670095 196/1!)2 187025'1 1934 1935 193G 1937 1938 2650130 2?3o03u 19:39 1930 Coa1 Oo!:mpu.~ (.• y ~90052 1931 1932 1933 2531)075 1928 Yea?. 2550064- 1g2osoo 2080278 2M:02S9 3360555 2710289 Jefferio 0 tl"'.rnge:&> of' Stm:ea 0 v'hilo not C!lti.ng profiio oqucl to 1937 0 did ao aell as oould l!a a~eied in th0 eh~euostancoo, our total ~ollo x'clling off fro~ C-3, 972,593 in 1937, to $3,580,100 in 1938, a red.U0tioll of f)392 0 4:6Bo 'ihe l'eaulto for the years 1937 and 1938 ore ohoon bolou: - 193? 1938 'ilotcl S~os 0 V1 I 10?' I 300 975,686 $187,246 176.''128 Deoreaao 0 131,616 $ 10,818 Inventory vwuo IJet 'i1oto.l Op0~2.tiag Em1ansoJJ (j ::?~,11 T.mffij_~g $1.GS, 71~ 2:62..,0Q.3 $82, 620 59,Qpl -o - 023, 559 ,•l... I). 7]1._. - Accounts receivable, tlercbondise Dep3l"tt!~nt 0 u,o of Doeem"bar 31, 1933, to 1938, inclusive are sho"wn bal otn • Accounts Beoeivsble - t1erch~io0 Don!1nt::an~ !!£ 1933 1934 1935 1936 193'1 1938 &:lmmt $ sg 0 1?~oso '?~0 t49o00 950513.-3.19 l100 35G.l3 1200 9f>Oof?3 940 9800~7.) �-7fdt:10 incl'ooso in Accounto Boooivablo oi nce 1933 io duo t o heavy oeJ.oo of rofdgoi'otol;'o, reshing rmchin3oo radios c.nd otho~ hou.oohol d equipi:mnt □oot of uaicll io oold on iustallc:ants 0 theao saloo eova~od by ehGtio1 cort~o0 om• 1 00000 froB tv.000 inot ullmont ooloo uoali~ibl0 0 tho total u.noollectiblo ccaounte oh:)l•gad off in 1938, Olo00--1.52. A r0duction of 026 0 OlOoOO \?OS made in Aooounto Rocei'i.7n.blo in 1938. Sn.la of Cool o.i Uo.nna: Sole ox' co~ to '.i:uo Shol:'idon Cocl Co:.1r-2!3YO Boynoldc-UpdiL'"O Cocl Cc:,. Avo~CY.J,o hvorC{:,--o i.--ri co ~~coiye,~ ~otol O@ot P.8,o9.~ c_ Eg_s- ~o,n l'::mun~ (¼60009022 1925 500 GG3o20 l92G ~ . ~12.90 3oC55 ~927 68,809.50 3.0-!5 550020.7"0 1. 675 L929 35, 171!:. 75 L930 3S,G05.80 L931 30,610.00 L932 30,G20.4.0 l9~ 27, 73-3. 36 L934 34. 203.10 Lfl& 29, 124.60 ll36 ~ ~,185.45 a . 649 ,11'1 30,41.0 .SO 2.556 • aa.eaa.eo 6O 0 0O:'J. OO 2.012 1.197 53,295.59 1. 263 000 030078 10007 a . 658 oo,oos.ag 1.709 28,507.59 0890 2 . 620 24,692. 69 32,629.76 l.5GG 1.648 lo22'3 lo039 25,955.00 �-8- ~e "aver age total coot 11 ohoun io ~ t oovar i n.g t he cost of all coal oold at ~l'W.o !nclud.iug t he i Cerua of' ~ nGr nl oxponaes one'! ie.1t<3so t;i;a0 nu::ih:Jl' of mim • coployeo i n tho oeruico of the Co!!J!)a..ey f'o!' oevonte?on v-eo.ily p0riod.a i s ohoun ooloo: l?ol"i~ft £l71b0l" of ~on P..3d_uct;.o_n ... 3,67~ Jan. 1, 1923 Jon. 1, 19~ Jan. 1 0 1925 Jon. 1, 192(3 Jon. 1, 1r,.-..1 Jan. 1, 1038 Jan. 1, 1929 Jan. 1, 1930 Jan. 1, 1931 Jan. 1 0 193~ 2 , 8'i7 2 , 830 20 ,.wo Joa. l, 1933 3:lll. 1, 193'1 Jan. l, 1936 Jan. l, 1936 2J.o6 3oo9 38. 0 ..'}2oD ~9. 7 5.'JoG 1, 729 1, 921 10822 1, 813 1,853 50o4 1 0 861 l o'r...~ 10955 50.G 53o3 5206 1 0 733 log~ 1,805 1 0 4B8 1,313 1 0 22a 1,3~B 1 0 C:39 2 0 2tl..5 Jan. 1, 19Z7 Jan. 1, 1gao Jan. l, 1939 797 ~-'1 1 ;20-~ 1,5G3 l /1SO 1,9~ lo'753 2 ,1.U. 1,88-1 _ ..... -.1 .. Pm."' Con~ 2 0 ~5l 2 0 M9 2 0 33'3 l'J'lo7 '!:9 ol 39.9 35.7 33.3 36.4 SQpitl1.l nr-Jl non-cooit al oxrietilit uret1, ~ 9.og t ho yoe1: cap1t c.l expondituros ~ iop!'ove:1ont o chergod to opi:3ratlng ~'tp0llQOO ~a~o r:3dc oo follooo a l>iptrlg~ Bock Spri ~o leUance ittnton Superior Hanna M iaaellaneoua total 20 tUneo 05, 300.39 51,883.94 - c~nital nx-oondituras, ~o r.1ar. Stgroo ~otal $1,037.t (; CS,371.85 417.70 52,301.64 - - 552, <M-9 .os 19,258.35 ~ 7 . 00 562,049.06 19,675.36 265.Qg 0639,495.75 01,so~.16 $&00,662.91 �.. !ro t1i n0s »1o~i!~Jl Bock 3p1~iugm 058,311.12 EoUcncG 460978.76 \iln~ou 250000062 Su!)3l.'ioli' 12,094.86 szo-m.2.m 8199 0 ~51 . ';9 Ee.nw, fi;otru. 2a Men.·. Storo~ $ 910.00 • Total. $ 59 0 121.12 ~60 ~378. o/G 25 0 000. ~ 3~8-00 12 0 t::92 .,86 57 e,,342._5,A 3~~0 oC,O C200 0 gs0.1g '&ix;, ~aol73G of oodi tim.1t1.l co.p2:~21 inv,eo·i;cd and t h.0 vclu.B o:? oarae nee- oooartly eni0:?s into t he cos t of px>oduc:i.uc; cocl. . '?a o follm,l~ otat ooont ~Gp.., ~ooonio the avo~age C3pitcl i nvestae~i of '?rt~ ~nion ~nci f i c Conl Oo~~ap,170 1921 to 19380 tnc1usi 'i70 0 i oget b.01.. rJi.th tl1o Dioo coat en& t otml coot o-£ co~l ~31-. •iioB 0 f'igu.ras t h:1t eJ...o i nvo~i sb1y aifected by eJW ehonge i n nogo uccloo: Avgo inw ot□nt P~odu.oi ng cos~ i noluiii ~ Total coat i ncl ud.i~ Yoor dm~iD.:P;:,.eelyew Dop~0ci ntiou ~ Doplotio~ 5p ~nt oon invosttn3nC 1g21 ◊l6 0 751 ,31G $)2 . e3 ~>B A S 1922 17 0 590 0 0j0 2. g1 2 .40 1923 2 . 36 2 o'rl 1?\ 026 0 891 2 o2l 1924 BoGl 10 0 02?0 5S5 2o50 1925 2 o08 19 ~1009880 2o<}G Dfioot o~ uag0 Bo03 1926 18 0 265 0 0!92 2. ~ ea1'\ru?os f~os 19il l . 85 1927 l8o~~ll~n:; 2 . 23 Redo 000130 tou 1928 l o8l l8 0 G6l 0 100 2 o02 01620 C, 1929 loS? 180 '{g00 f>B2 Cl 2 o0t) .1600 Cl 1930 l o66 18,926,009 II 2 ol6 .1620 Cl 1.6~ 1931. l9 0 3Sa 0 a73 () a .15 02680 Cl 1932 lo6S 19 0 om:1 0 sa2 Cl 1 . g~ oS650 Cl 1933 1.38 181195~,095 Cl 1.se 03316 n 19M lo39 18 0 G~?'o 891 Cl .2265 u lo82' 1935 1.4:l l 8 0 6M 11'2:~ (l .1629 Cl 1.85 193(j 1.47 l!f),035,141 () .OD4:9 u l.o93 1937 1.00 19 , ';95 0 007 Cl 009,ag :, lo9Lli 1938 1.51 2011336,5'10 - ,, '&ho enp1tol i nvootoent figures hav0 beou col"r-0et ad t o eUainate the i!iP=> veatnent oou allooatecl to the Souther-a '7-yo:ning tJtili t1oc Co:Ip'.lDY, and an adjuotr:ient to cover reduction in dsplation c'h'.:l.rgoo vas el.Go r=.do Sn 1~25. 'ihe totel eooC of Coal includes intere ot at five per csnt on the c.vo!'cgo ;ru~lu investoont, t hoo bnng1ng costs to e. true bsoio. It mll bo oboei'vod thn"G out> TTOIJ/a 1:otoo t~•o vei 9.49 ceute per ton below the 1931 figure. �- 10 - Dm>i~ 1921 the Winton }?X'O£:~l--tie0 uo1?0 aoQu.it>od ru?d since toot y<3al? cod r ai:i0:rv0s cootif.!g a.pr,i--oxi m tely $2250000 \i~l"v rulded ~o Ce.pita'- .t\ccountP the L~P oo.dition to th0 Rock Sp~i ugo pouer plani cooti~.g $~-3,661 0 the neo opan!~.g ai:d stool M.p1yl0 at R0lianet;.J 0 c ostiua 0222 11 518 e 'i, 0 ..., .-.ether 'i i ...h '~1 Q-:!/l f\l".ll':'J 0"""'""6 • . 7 11 <, ~.! v.:,v "'V. 0 0 ...,...,.1, oa tho Do Oo Clark m .!!0 a t Sur,m.•io~ 0 rop~0oentil..~ hoe.cy ~•0a0nt t:m pi iD:!. ~ diiiouo 0 GilliBPJ\L a--0-~ DiSTil~.§.: \7M,lo t he oostn at Bock Spi>ir!,go t1ines J.Joso 4 on.ft 8 hooo i opz-ov0d nocz:),,:, J)sv010ll=l~mt noi'k TTa a conM.rm.ed ct 11inton o.UX'i lle t ho yoor 0 t7..'!.t e gza~t doal of \lat0~ ua0 being encountered in the l@\1e1~ uorld.ngo of !loo. 1 and "lt· Secmo. Nlditiol.19.l p~ill.;$ fooiU.tioa uill be installed in I.Jo. 1 Sew d~ing 1939, CJ.ltl. it 11111 b9 oocaosney to install pucps of graater 0a}?$.CiCy in Ho. 7B Se~ in 1900. ~ Uo. 7~ Soon devalopcant '7ork continued to go l201.~d m.th 0naour~i71g l"eaUlts. l:tte height of tha cocl. at . tho fac0 of Hoo 5 South Dnt~y io 10 f>0et. Ooo · 12 Honb Bntry, Yo. 3 Seas, baa been extended durigg t ho ;!,uD.l"0 and shova 6 feat of clean. coal at the face. Coal contlnuea. ) f!a plan to extend t his ent ey j u:'.lt on fa-r aa tbs clean �... 11 - Dm"iug tho ~a? 11 ozt0110i ve d0oolo!):::!3llt. nork in th1:> Do O. Gla~k tlin(:) c.JO e:ll'i'~Od :lox>ou!'d. 1:.91ti1 1 11 19380 'ili0 utch @onotruction Coropacy cOOTpleted :1 to no~k 0 ~ On completion oi tho nox>k Ul:lde? t !:w o:s-:1gincl on.fl th'3 otwg.lo-=- c~nta.1 eont~ac~Q ui~h ~~e Oteh Co~otA°Uetion Co~pnny 0 \,3 took over the oo~k uith our otm foi'C0So d~iving t he pn.F'tit'll-3 ood puttillg !n oto0l t ii:,b81•s 0 1'?. Ifo 15 Sean 0 J.'ortlngo .'1l.so 0 Hoo 7 Seen f.!aia El'!tey nm Sl ope c:ll"G oxtcmded cl:tu>ing \:iho yoo:r 0 Xn e.cldition io the ~~ok ao~k 0 co~l develo:i,::::3n~ amounti~ t oo toCcl Slop3 0 includi~ ch>ivoa &:!1 dw:ipillg ota.ti ono in !Jooo 7 ood 15 Soc:.;10 0 ue.<J o.u.:1rded to the Linh-Bolt Ca::i~ Y• S:ho lioo 7 SeD.8 Loooirlg Station C!!ld iho tuo U!Y,PS~ oectiono of ·llio belt couvG>yol::' r;oro oooplated and p-a.t into O!J3?8:Gion August 15{ih0 and the r oo 15 s~~ X:o3ding Stctton and. t he t uo l cr.:a1• acciiouo oi the bolt cox;,,. Voyo~ ou Ooiotor 27tho 'cue ooutract for the conetraction of t ho tippl~ vns euarded to the Allen ~ (brcio. Cc::ip~, Chia \?Ork bei::.e eocpleted ond tho tiy,pl0 ra.t into op- eratton !tu.gu.ot 15th. ~e railroad tracks oervirg this mine, ir..clclitlg th0 ocptu and lociiml- ca.r 1torage traclto, ware completed and put into op,~rc.tiokl Septe?!.lber 16th. At the end of the year, a I:leld.oum of 500 to110 var dny oea being pro- dw:,e4, and, with the installation of odditloool mc!.ll!.nm::y0 ~o production i'rO!l \hi, 111.ne can be increased to 1,200 to 1,600 tono !K'l!' cby11 dopendi~ U!)on t7lla �- 12 wo'i!ilt oi ooe.1 Fequ.11.?ed, 'by the end o~ tho ye~ 193S 0 ~tt0 f'ollembig e?e the tote.'! amow1.to paid to the various contrectox-o fo'f \7o&'k ot the Do O. Clo.rlt M:i.00 0 du.rtng 1937 ood 1938 : e a101>9~.g2 M.lon & 0Qi'cia OoI:3!',ney 860740.95 tiulr,,.~alt Conpany Union Fae ifie Bai h>oed Coapnny Co;pitru. J\..eootmt a.nd ib.9 l'-'0alirn:lM.oia rceoivod thex-ox'~:1 ci'0ditcd 'i;o (hpitol &!,,- count. r.?t10 a.ovolopnu o-2 !?o. 70- SoGD ni ll go foI?r:~..l dU!f'iug ih0 voos 19390 Urmn.~,l. All i'0tro2.i oorl: in uhc rnin olops m. n bo eo:::lpl0t0tl in t1~ch 0 193~ 11 nhioh ttill A"aquira 311 production to cone froo the I?oi'th Slo!JS croao ~0ne!:IDnt mintena.nce hno baen lmpt up ao uoua'.1 0 a~•l th0 0gpenditur0s for th0 la!lt five ye.3-r□ aro oo follousa 1938 1,111 lamber of llouaes Coat of Uaintene.nco l'Yel'age Coat per hcniae 00.95 0 50.5t) �- 13 - i:?h.o Co r,r..;ooity Ooune:l1o hev0 functioned 0xc<3llcm.tly am~ing t he yev.'i'o ol:!d lm.v0 pt'o"i,~(!)d o wluablc lldjunot t~ out> op01>otiono~ DOY AND GXRt sooms Xnt c~eot £~ the Bt,w rl!"~ Gi?l s ~ o~•h ~orr!'· = ~ 7w M ~ V u.l.l uOGU. IilBint:a.ille::.. d~ing V \I _ .!1, i110 p2S'6 yij)DJ? 0 t7i. th go~d !ll~ospact o f 01: t ll0 CD:Jing yam:- 0 Ol~ouea tu L1ir0t. Aid r;oi.<>o cout im.ucd. dw.•i~ ~ho yocr O oeii t~'i; cl! 0::2- ployae Di@lC t"<)Cei vo tbio t l"eiiii~ 0 end O'il!? otnml"::'u. of ooo hw.dt"ed po? ec:s~ training fo;e Bll c 2:3ploiiuG r:3s C!2int0.inotl.o r rm Oa t oc::n: 11 SU!)Ol.'i Oi' tl131J O 02.~oc Il-::m nn, IJoo 1 0 oceo~ 2 0 m'Ul ~J. WW"\ lJo. Junia? Girl Scout ior..:.1a 2 St:..torioi', firot HSM9- 0 00corui . TTt nCou, tbi\rd Soni rlf' G:!:x>l r.leoul'.; )iO_,t:-m : RoGk Sp!.'iDgD9 q:l)l'ot -- nclio»~~. csco~1 ~ o thl..t'd J?mz: Scout tBQl:10 : f i l'Ot Sup0rior, oocond. Ebi:)y,39 H.4llll!?. ·:Jt~!!c;1t~(~SO O t h!r.-d. Dw:-i~ ~he conCoot, Di• . v. 1·;. Cl ayton, of ~ o gc-v0 c chort lsi.1t 1nop1rin~ t ::u.!:. contest, r.sr. TT. J . J onkino 0 ??ocideut of i he Con- M t0ir the aoU clated Cocl Oo::J!.)311Y, St. Zloui o, and. r.s . Fr0d t . t7i1Iroy O G~e2at ary of tho Illinois Cool ep r at oro & s ociat i on, Chic~ o, ~ro intii'odtwcdp or...aa.king 'briefiy. 0 3 On Sept 0mber lOtll, the Senti nel s of Safet y 0\72!ru va.s praoGn~od to S-ui- Pttlor 11D11 t.H.ne tor bnving ottGiood top p ~si t ion :!n ~oty :ln t r..o ITationo.~ Batety Campot1t1on m ong e.ll bit'Utlinous coal cinoo in 0 06 •.llo t.1l.". TT. H. Oar!!aron, Benetlll"7 and Yanagi11g J>ire~tor of t he llat i onal Sc.fety ~ot\..ti.ei 1, cade t he presen- tauaa of ,he trop}IT. 11»11 r.11.ne·• a record in 1937 tOS 301 0 051 ~ Wl\h IIO lo■l-time in.1Uft88• hours worlmd �... 14 Ai uhi s o~ meeting, ~.1r. m. M. Denny ., of the Unit ed Stat es Buriaau of t1ineso prosent ed three J oseph A. rlol m9s Safety Asoocia.tion Certificates 2o Ft0liance tlines 0 e:.r:-a.z,~0d C0?.tii'icatc of HQ:not"" fo~ opsrating Dithout a f atol iiy fTom J p.,;n;-im,~y 25 1933 0 to 0 Deccmb~r 31 0 193'7 0 <.qploying oo cvoz-c.._~ o? 282 m~m., uorW.~ 2 0 ao1 0 764: 03,l'l-ho~s in 1 0 001 . 3 cmyn0 Md produ-elP.g 2 ,015/!:32.30 Cons of ooru.. ~o ~0 Union Po.ei:?ie Co~J. Oco.r.on;v c::1.).l'.ied Ci01;•ti. ficnto of Honor for itm~oving it2 occident record f~o'.:1 O 441 0 776 ci~::.-howrg pel' f nt::1.ity end 15.,617 m..,,n-hom•c p:i :i.• uccidout in the 5 "JC3'1'D 1923 to 1927• to ?31 0 205 03nhom"O :1:13x- fotolity c-rl 61,165 rea.n-holll'o ror aecide:at in tho 5 yoc.rn 1933 to 1937. Tons pal:."" i'a~1:1-l ity in the f1x-s\i p:)li.' iml ~l'G 299 1)3~~ and in the le.tteli."" period 635., 892; ton~ ;l::)l" ecci<l.0Z"r~ 2.u tho fil?ot p~riod ,,""Gl!\3 10D511 CJl'J. 1n tho l ; M;c:>f' po:?:lol 53, 1S2o i.?~e yea"& 1938 o!lo-r;.:iu. 2. fUl"thm.• subotc.ntinl iq,rov0□nt in Sufoty oo~k0 no indicnt0d by ih0 ottochod otateL1ent shooing s cooparison of tono Dined cnc1 m::m- h~uro uorlIDd 0 ins!de and out s i ds 0 per fe.tclo noa.-fo.tol 8!td o.ll oooi<l.ents for tha pariods 1923-1927• 1928-19320 al!d 1933-1937 0 C~filpal'0d oi th the year 1938: �- 15 COUPl\BlSOn OF TmJs t1INED AIID Mll?l HOURS U)llliE.O msxm ~ D OUTSU)B PER F.I\T.LU, 0 ?JOtJ-FAT.AL J\J\TI> I'J lL ACCIDlliT11$ 0 THRmg 5- YEAR ? F,.\J,l,ODS AND 1,9,;13 • Pel'" C0rnt Loaded Tona Mined I:i~be1• ox Aceijle.!l,t □ .. ?!an-hours ~ 01~ ~.c cidont ?o,et · Tone tlined tlechtuli aallJL JL(;l.!Eil Y :Jo~p,tgJ., '.!:.,OJ!.£~.. 1t~~1 Nnn•l?P.ip'! 'xotol, r1€:n-hours oorlmd Fatal Ptr- Acc&d@nt Non-Fatal 1923 1924 3,2410105 2 0 6210 678 3o32 16 2s7 303 2020569 l l o293 100697 5o5Sl oo4o 3413,815 19,446 18,419 5o72 11 23"1 24s 2'36o5l G 110906 l l si37S · l~ oY«)o800 1s,316 17,50.3 192; 207790065 . 9o55 G 305 311 46.3ol71 9oll2 80936 394,61s 641,777 12. 625 12,381 1926 207760245 2lo67 s 246 21~ 110 285 100930 496,175 1927 2o750a430 40028 7 244 251, 347o03l 392,n,9,us 11,212 15,627 14,312 5 years 14o36So523 15061 48 l o319 lo.367 2990341-~ 1926 209270390 51029 s 294 302 1929 3006006:?- 57097 l2 270 1930 208970653 59o~2 B 1931 2,453,527 73039 1932 2.045.?.10 5 yeora I 3oS50o664 TotiJ. l0a95S 3o969o4oO 3n60Jn.344 515.335 16,136 14,784 10, s93 10 , 511 2lo349, 24S 1'44,776 16,186 15,617 3650924 9~957 90693 3, 358,672 ~2.334 13,125 12,777 28~ 255oOS3 110336 10,s53 4 0 126.sso 343,907 15,285 14,634 270 21s 3620207 10.732 l 0 o~23 13.930 152 :!.58 4os,921 16,142 20,852 20,061 Sla!3 l 59 Go 2o94511gIO ~41 665 150529 J41 omi 63.18 35 l ,~5 10000 3820413 12,oos 120393 1'41J.H 16,875 43.~ 130384,,~72 ~.os1 528,264 2.§Qz,116 503,854 14,,343 6 30872,648 3,169,584 21 6oi,116 17,634,900 1933 20097,558 3 4o 1~, 699,1s6 52,439 48n7SO 2,543,104 847,701 1934 2.402,553 2,887,731 3,286,159 3 59 62 800, 851. 40.721 380751 g 0-} 360,966 5l} 547.693 51,567 6S,~2 t.~5()121 6 5G ~rs 933,561 411,1'01 63,578 47,469 58,771 624,ols6 78,006 59,142 1'5,172 51,425 69,331 3131.!2162§ 13,9s9,629 90055 97.41 99.03 99.95 99.50 97.1g 2 ~ ¼) 1a95z.m.4 l,fi316J.8 ~Z1~~ ~2.6,sg 22 241 263 3,016,97s• 100. 00 2 29 31 1935 l936 wi 51eara L938 'Xnciua..1 38 ,377.35 ton.s loaded Do O. Cl ark tli ne 0 ~ e~i o&> 16,329 g2.t2~l 635,692 nz..253 5s,o4B 2,soo,6s3 3,291,205 3,7114,274 3.mz123I 53,192 16,os6,503 731,205 66,749 61,165 l,50S,4s9 10~.oj~ 970322 3,198,325 1,599,163 110,287 103,172 60o855 �- 16 - Rup0~ior nnd He.nna Bl.so contin••~d bo op~~9t:\.~ ti "'~-110- dm.•ing 1938 ,7ithout ,<Av D intality, that being tho thi~d eons0cuuiv0 y0ro· in ooich theoe tuo dietricta 11nve gooo thl'ough the Y-da.1~ m. thout a fatnU.tyo lloch: Sprinao mines ouffel"ed no fntalit!oc in 19380 cotn?EnSATIOD duotricl. Xncm~c0 fu.ud.n to 1i:a.0 Uni 0:,1 PacU'ii.c Coe.l OGnt ~Y ~ox- inc fi vc-YGe'i~ ve:riod lSS-1 to 1939 11 2.nelusivo: 19~ Mi,a5 193§. f.'orm;1<n1 1a Co!:.i-y,enoe;~ion. :rnzv,,... -- oOl~.tJ: a01~9 a0l59 .01•,rJ Ootaot~ophe X21!:ln::~cr..00 o002i} . 0025 .oo~m 00020 Polici~ . 0003 .0009 -- ooog _.ooo,~ ivli~ 001741 oOlSZ . 0194 00208 Q .. 00100 S:n>ety pTogl~ genelrnll y. '2ho ~ Safety C3e iing \7-le held L'ebrueey 4:ih. 0 o;; \1hich tins tho fivo-p~soon:;01? euto~bile ,no auarded to Le.vrenca :Beyo 0 o'2 110° i.line, Sup~rior, over 1,400 o:J'f)louos their f:aoi.lioe rum friends 'boi:2g in ntt.erulMc<:>. ,:/ 0 ~ain0 ~he monthly C-::leh Safet~ prizes \70~0 eonM.oiJ.c;l duril3g the year 1938 in tho O!:OlJllts of $15,010, and $5 to~ the ra:,a on!l 010 'fo'i! the Unit lroreman in Oach i:dne tmiob nont through one month \7ithou'G o loot-M.ne accident. · IJ.ne Mounts ot the cash pri~es won by tho va.riouo oin.oo dm."ing ino year r.ar0 o.9 follon: �- 17 - Per Cant Eoe!t Spl'ii,,go Ho. 4: r.an0 <' 1-,.N Ill\. ,.>L_ Rook Springs Do. g ~ioo 9. 73 8. 84 000 EeH.0.nee Uo. l ti:i.n.3 F.el il;!Jloo lfo . 7 rlin~ m. nton Uo . 1 ti!n0 Hi nton tToo. 3 8 'r2 Mi nos IMO 9 . ?-3 400 490 <¼30 l OoG2 11B" t1iuo Simorio~ ... 520 S'Uii)el"'iO~ 360 490 °C 0 m.no Sup0:rio~ 11n11 r.lira..GJ &w.a no O 4 m.im 8 08'1 10. 62 llo50 8000 10.62 1,1.so 5.80 100.00 oo iollorn:1: 5 ow.ea Bock SprlU30 Hoo 4: tjino Reek Spt"'i ~ No.. 8 Mino Ee1ieEC!3 Ho. 1 rlil".B Relicr-..!!0 ilo. ? !1in.3 TTinton ifo o 1 l:line Hinton l!oa. r.3 w 7} tli nea Sur,0rio~ 11B0 I1iiw S't!.'1>ari or 0 0 11 tli no Suwriol~ 11D11 t1ina 6 aw.·;;o ;('; awl.is 1 oui'6 5 0tlito 8 Gu!t s r,l Guil.tG 3 ow.t o 7 au.!ts Bonn.a rro. ~ Uina 9 auito- ';:no i'oll om.ng stot 0!:ll3nt ehot1s the cost of a ~ end monthly So.f'aty Pl'izea oincQ the year 1931: Automobiles Itit Caoh nnd ~ripa 1931 $ 250.00 $2,014.00 1932 250.00 1,765. 00 1933 1,260. 00 872. 35 1934 1,300.00 '173.00 1935 1,625.00 596. 70 193& a,980.oo 1937 3,000.00 957.78 1938 _ 4 ,520.00 931.00 'lO-?M.$1.s, 17s.oo $ 7,909.83 Suits of Clothes ~ 15 3a 56 Amount Uov0l ty E£inon Total Cost Per Ton $2,264.00 $.000923 2,015. 00 .000985 2,122.35 . 001012 2,073.00 . 000863 2 ,221.10 . 000769 3 ,458.21 .001052 $ 478. 21 982.15 Olo~as.oo 6,485.93 .001938 1,315.79 2,aa5.46 9,002.26 . 002994 �2otcl to~c ni~d - 1934 2 04_02 0563 2 0 887 0731 -- 1£>3@ 302861)100 3 0~515, 620 - 1939 3 0 0100 9780 2,3t30,2417 2 0 801 0 07:3 3 0 2840 569 3 0 m.5 0 G28 3 0016 0 97(;0 97olJil53 99Jo'i?µ 99o95~ lOOoOO~ l OOoOO% 54c? ~ ...- ;J 2. 59~ 2.0055 19~5 1937 'i?ouo Loeded Cl0o ohan1cal1y l?or cent C:'!9C~C.n.lly locded coal ':"I Or.>(1. Ineroaoo ovo1r 19-34 w o~Ot-' c:, o rJ O-Incluftoo 38!1377oS5 te)n□ produc0d. ft..oo the Do O. Clm•~ !.li no ohi10 t:m!:101• con,., structiOllo nomJS ( Coot l2u_i,n) Book S~i~o 1~oo 8 l.1i no 450.00 12.5 250000 ?.O Bel1o.ncs 1.000.00 750. 00 20.8 'i71nton 400.00 'r'15 .. 00 21.5 Supeno:r 11B11 Uine 375.00 8'zper1or "C" Mine 275·.oo 200. 00 llpenor 11D" W.ne 300.00 650.00 lanna Ho. 4 111ne 1•'81 Oo■t P81' ton _ 9.0 10.4 18.l __:45Q:==c~•oo~---=12~•:;.;::s_____.,____ aoo...__.oo ........_ ____s......... a_ $ 3,600.00 $ .0011 100.0 030600.00 L>o00).2 100.0 �- 19 PHD~lUtt (~ons Por t.!an Shift Bacio) 1937 (G oontho) 1939 Book Springs Ho . 4 tlir..o Eook Springe Bo . 8 Uiuo .ilt!.ount Po~ Cont C1,7~5.'M: 12.5 1'!:.9 8.6 19.6 9.7 2.071.47 1,203.12 :.:l 0731.01 10359.01 Z0Ml . 26 llol!anCJ l!o. 1 lli!l3 lloliODCO lio. 7 tline fiinton Suporio,: 11B11 t1ino 11 011 tlirm SuT,orior Slm3~io1' 11D11 tline firulnD llo. ~ r.1im 30-1.01 1,162014 23.62 $13 0 9.'!il. 008 ~otol. Coot po~ ton .a.c.o 2.2 0.3 .2 100.0 o.ooog J\motmtFG~ Cent $ 50619.83 2,807.~ 13.5 ~,674.03 10,601.83 70388.30 60213032 20377. C-1 11.5 26.0 lo9Glol7 237n58 ~ 0 0 781.fS 6.9 18.1 12.B 5.8 <lo8 .G_ 100.0 O.Ol.37 ~t'lo :?olloui~ ia c ccop~ctoon of tho eoot p:n: t on0 o.11 cool 1oo.dod 0 of tho !_:l'c:iiu:J O!:..i boow p~3nto for the lo!lt five yonro: - XO"~ 1gM l9B5 1936 1937 1939 ~oto.l. ~ODO Fiin0t1, • 2 0 -M2 0553 2,0070731 'i'otal BR{'nn C.: Prc-.1iJI'.L 30236,159 3,600.00 30315, 623 2 0 970 0 001 Cont n::i? tru1 021,848.08 9.165.00 !).0001 00032 oOO!l 17,541.0~ (6 contbo) .ooss .01~9 ¥- 0 391.35 Pfr@,Ol.:L'TII~ Zua (?'.)v.:>lo~nt a!!d ~ntoinnca oork h.!lG boon. !:apt 'tl!> during tho yiJar, end tho C!oo aro in excallont condition for caxiI:nn protm.ction. C::-~ fom·teenth A:!ln~ ReUilion of tbs Old ~2.!::10:-0 • A!loociation uao hold at F.ook S:pringo on Saturclzy, Jun.a 18t 1938, at u.">if.ch l.:ro o. c. Bt!.ebler, Hnnna, mo eloote-J Prooidont ~ i.:r. Obie Pouoll, Supsr1or, ro!l olcetcd V!co President, t:"ilo lir. Ji'renk ~lclre om t:r. A. G. Hood 11ara reolected ~-roaOUl"er ani Sacrobry, l'elpecttvel:,. It ws orrongecl that i.:r. i1. u. Joifora, Preoidont of the Union 1,~cific 1•lll'Oad, would eddre~e the Old ~wars• Rell?lion, but &:.n to hio inablli ty to 0 0 ame, Ur. J. L. Haugh, Vice Preoident opolm in hio otc.i!.o ~ .Asaoa1at1on aontlmlea to groo in l!l~~!'c, tho :!'ollor,ing tabulation �- 20 - ohooil)(; tho incI"oaae in f!13mbe~ah1p einco i is incaption in 1925 : Yqnr 1925 1923 192f 1920 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 19M 1935 1935 193? 1939 r.lcmoo:,,•ohiD Xnc. over 1925 283 3<1:S ZS? @5 4~ ~8.t} 521 559 6U. 635 6GO 692 711 '125 the unit eooto hove not boon oo lou ao antioipatod. 63 l l~ 142 163 201 238 275 32@ 3~ a~n '1.09 ~8 ~-tl2 ~ r i g t ho 170~ \70 h&ve reached i,sako in cxeeos of 12 0 000 Ir.u. 9 w..ri pl nno am1 o□MC:J.t00 m. ll 'b0 oorked 'U!) duric.3 tl:e yaax- 1939 for a.ddi tions consisting oi tr;o hi6!•pi"~osuro s tez:i bollcro ,wr1 en cdditio"nl higb-prosoura turbine, pi-oi>~ly o~ 7 0 500-K.V. .il. cspaeity. ~ere r;:ol:'o no g3nernl i nterruptions to service du?"ll:1g tho yoaz,0 and the plant opero.tsd coot efficiently. ~o production of oM'I:(!Y for ~he y00.r ehoood a. de- crease of 1.a per cont unucr the previous year. Tho follouing otatement sllous the total pooo~ gooo~e.icd. and the dlatrtbution of same for the last five yeare: �- 21 - - R. n.B8 ~ 1935 Jf,yz.H. Used fo~ plant a.uxiliorlco CJ boilo~ roo :S,378,120 3 0 659 0 0!10 lYJod at Hoo a rlello ~,900 ~990000 ~, 5--16, $90 ~09380053 Sold Co So. vyo.Util. Coopo.DY 1936 I!.\7oHo 193:Z IC.TT.Ho !938 rr.v.a, 4,372,170 6.400,900 5,326,800 ~1 0 600 ~0082 61~.989 80022,~310,915005510,713,673 tiood ot mo U. P • Cool. Comp~•o t1ininz Dlots. __2..o_.,,=St.!=~?_.0=6-41=---...:z:3~~~1:::;2P.:.'-l,¥~&8'.~7~~ 2~~-c~7~ '71~4~0~3~7~2:.~~~~0-:/\!:-;l-3~0~5832ln~a2s c~~J:;";;00~ 0 005~~ c:?otol motrilr11toii 29 0 227 0 351 32 0 2170 ~00 38 0 657 0 270 @ , 9670 620 @ 0 703 0 46o/ ~~anooioaio~ 100000 :t:,c,,M pJ0O 2_,._om.,,, ma_ ~otru. Gonornted 'Mi O 63t.\ 000 ~~. 7250000 ~~~ not inco::e fi"o::1 opel"o.t ion of tho Rock Sprin,eo povoi• 1,1c.nt t7BO fol.? 'i'o~ 1936 (;1.~30 022 0 58 Yc02 l9S? 169 t 95,3 70 Year 1939 lM0 974. ~'i' 0 ~_Q T>rooucM ou :2~.,o:i tho Fbnn'\ pooo~ pl an~ irorooood 6.9 p~ ~nt ov0r 193?. 'ala :?olloriiF'.g ototc:onC ohovn tho total povvr gon.:)~otocl om! tha di otx-ilm- tion of tho □.::2!::J for tho lo.ct five ~ a : ~ IT.\7.H. Uiu'.) Dapt. 2,078,800 ~rc1n10 Total Gensroted 686,100 2,764,900 ~ ~ Ir.TT. I!. 1m ~ R.TT.B. a,764,640 3,281,000 KoU.H. 3,6?1,350 4,~1.sm 867,£00 1.MG,700 993,500 3,641,100 4,Um,soo 4 0 718,050 5,045,050 rr.u.a. 716,460 •-aO?lI!:erciol n:.'il.Era. covers pot1er sold and por.oi" uooll cy o.ll conam:i.oro oth0t' \ban lline ~ttlent. Dusto1™ !l1he following atatecont o11ow t!lo mmbor of J?OUoioID~o on tho rolls alll the coat of the pensions for the lnot five ye:1ro: �' - 22 - fit:!lbG~ ~cnoi oa0ro on roll Sano l ~ - 52 4:8 ~ - - 1937 - 63 59 G2 7 5 6 a s 2 0 l 5 ~9 53 50 82 59 1935 1936 1938 'lotol. coot of pa~ oiooa f o1: ye~ nonta Droo~ Muitio::i 2 loto C 700. 00 l lot 600. 00 _g,oo..,_oo , 7i!O :2ollom.ng 10 ot o.te!:.3nt of p~ oto cede t o L>!.02 Coc.1 Corporation . Eent cl 'fo~ PttlJ!)i ng o.vtd - S:ons Boyalty (15¢ per ~on) 1931 1,074.00 (,161.10 1932 59,539.95 8,930.98 $ eoo.oo 1933 108,&a0.86 16,293.14 600.00 16,893.14 1134 99,766.68 14,963.50 600.00 16,663.60 1935 72,664.69 10,899.72 soo.oo 11,499.72 :Beptal vent, f.:.'1.01\c. ..£9_~ 0 lGl..10 $900.CO 10.4:o0.98 �- 23 - (Cont'd) Ban.tel 'fo~ PUiilping and Von~. Mach. 'lono Bo~Cy ( 15~ JP~ ~on~ Bental J.936 61 0 80-1.73 9,270.73 $600.00 09,970.?S 1937 620636.62 90306036 600.00 9 0 905o3S 1938 69., ~...3o 5). 10.. 41.6.51 GOO.DO lln.016.ql iO~hL 6-35,53909~ 0B00 331o0-1 0~0200.00 '(o~ - $900000 'A'otsi, $850~~1. 0-1 On Pob1."l.1.Dry 170 1939 0 an ontenoion of tho oago oont~oei expi~i~ ~~~ch 3111 1939 0 roo a1'1?-1»ged rrl th the ofx'icoro o~ Diotrtct no. 22 0 u.t!. n. or Jj,. 0 t1'..o oima to conM.UUB ot uork tmCi1 a bosie Q{,,-'l'-:3cm:lnC io rooched in tho Ayp~o.o.l-lia.o fiold 0 oey cl'lml.{:,'OO in tho boic L"atos o~ hol.U;'o of \70t>l! ~<10 in th0 coot to ro er,,• !)liocl in oll ou.tlyi~ cli8tx>icto 0 inclu::li!!B illinoio 0 Indiana, tho oou.th0I:ia0 oou~llc=> nootern nm1 □ otom st~tooo Springo Dtsti"ict, rnich occ'U.l'rct:1 tn 1860. A ~ou.gh gro.nito boulder, oix feet hi~~ fivo o.nd ou0-h~lf ioet uido ~s i'o~ly unvoilod ::Lild dedicated, ito location just voat o-2 the libU.i•oa.d p:-,ocen3or otntion. ~no conu:::ant b3ore th:> follouing 1nscriptio:i: ~ THIS t10IJU.'Jiill--'i' CO!J, \7AS 1JIRSi1 llilJTIO ID ms DISTBIC~ SI'al Oli' UIJIOIT PACIFIC HO. 1 r.rmn A.D. 1868 EBI3Ci1IID SEPTm..mEB 17, 1930 Hon. T. s. faliaferro, Jr. acted os maotaA" of c~1.•c::om.00 0 tho dadibe.toey aMre11 made by Hon. Lesl io A. lllller, Governor of 'iiyc::liP..Zo lnopiri~ o.ddreooaa �- 24 - uo~ cloo cw.de by Hon. D. B. Brooks. roro.or ~overno~ and serving 00 Oho.irr12n of tho t,yomi~ Hictorical Le.ndmc.rk Cow iosion, nnd by Ur. rJilliem u. Jeffaro II }?x-ooidenC of tho Union Pacific lbilro1:1d . 0 1or:30 eo~oouroe of 1)30pl e presont ,7or-o. 0 T.he cli'air m:i.o a moot e:u.opicioU9 ono, .&::011-ti: t ho di otin....,auisli..ed gueoto preo0nt Hon. Ii'l 'ed H. Bllllll:a, Chief J U!)tico of ihc TTyor.iing Su:9re□o Court 0 Brigo.dier tiullen, fu-. TTorron Bichm-daon and fir . irocy s. tfoCr acki~m, rul o'l Choymine~ th.-s. ned l~. t.OlJV:"231? c□bors of t h.3 l a ufu::im>l: Co::!li oo ion. u,.-.. J c:::30 Vo ~ donclcl 0 C"31~.:n•o.l t~otcr f.!ooh!lnic, died Oil Ay}r!1 26 0 19380 Ilo had be::m in Che oq;,l oy of t hio cowp:my obou.t SV ye:;ixo TThon ho di ed. Bo ~ho ,_,_,."'~;c::2ut of tb.3 Co:u Cle::JJ_X:my ei:p1.·osoo~ i'rooly i 'iic t!lDn!ro to the Op3l".:.tiri~ ot~f an'i o=Jloyoo, ono hava given tho propnr-tioo loyul and. ci':Uoieut oervtco t !u.•o~out the yeo."Jr. F.oopaotfully oubnitted 0 O~,tsl 5Jlr_-:u EUGENE McAUUHE ��THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY WASHINGTON UNION COAL COMPANY IN REPLY, PLEASE REPER T O 1416 DODGE STREET OMAHA, NEBRASKA EUGENE MCAUL IFFE, !"RESIDENT F ILE;_ _ _ _ _ __ ~ebru.ary 26, 19380 llr. U~ tl. Joff'ere, President, trnion l?a.cific Railroad Ccnpany, lbs}10, liobro.s'lm.o I submit beret71th the f o:!.loniug ?0sUIDo o-1 i:&o Union Pccif'ic Coal Co::;. lan.Y o»ar ntions for the y-02r 1937s fine Production and Cont s: iind total cos t, fo~ oix yen~ly poriodo 0 1932 to 1937, i nel ru:Ji ve. i o oct forth 0€)-o lna lu.t 1932 1933 '934 L935 '936 Lffl l.'roduction li'ono Avc:;:,.,~o D..1ip \7orlmd 2,~15,2?0.00 1~6.2 2,097,553.23 2,402,552.95 2,887,731.30 3,285,159.30 S,315 1 628.O5 l -1:3.4 181-..0 lli no Coot $lo7~ (;1.555 lo877 lo390 1.412 1.~73 214'.2 239.6 217.7 Toto.1 Cost loE88 1.639 1.648 1.6~8 1.734 1.~ o ihe r.ork:il:ls tico of tho oinao decreased l ast ye'!JZ 2lo9 dcyp , o~ 9.1 por •nt. Tho output inoroased.29.468.76 tona, or 0.9 per oento ~o totol. t axes pm.d during tho calendar year 1937 t;CI'O es ahom belcms ~ mz ltedorol t~e 0213,377.40 {;145 t '?J.Oo82 Dae. Css,665.58 0the1~ taxes 170.764,39 2G9A,98.6~ Inc. 98.734.30 'lotal. $384,141.79 $11..:l6 • 209 51 Inc. $32,057.72 Included in Federal ta."tes _.re 0 _· Federal ozcise tax, Social Security ltle VIII, $37,756.68, and iederal exoiae on coal outpt.t, 01?,712.78. The Uyonin.:; ate tuea paid nre a �Output tax o~ ooal and. other ta.xet. $190,693098 St ate uneruplo;yment t ax 70 0 771032 Otate sales t ax 3,40206! ~otal state t axes CXihe total tax, Fede1•al and State O equalled $.1255 per ton, an increase tf $00087 v0r ton over 19360 f1ine costs increased G.7 cents pe:?.' ton O.!l.d cost of o.11 ooal sold in-. n-eased 8.6 cents per t ono :ch.0 total cos~ of labor incTeased 3.8 cents, m~te~iel L,7 cents~ and depletion and dopr0cia.tion 1.0 cent and :pol;er 0.2 cents )?01" ton. ittootive A!)rl.l 1 0 193'7 0 a uaze incr~e.se of 9.1,3 cents pe1· ton w,s put :.tn·i;o effect ~sulting in ~ inore~sc ~e? ton fo~ the yc~r or $226,66S. ~O o~ 6.8 oenis por ton. ,rease i s due to the eixc:l.00 'G~ lev-lea. under the tor.us o-1 the tuo :Cit'Ulninou.s Coal lllch o.!.s paid under the fil"!:lt G11ffey bill \7n9 rec0ived., uhile in 1937, as before 1tatecl, the i:;u;:; of (sl=-;1 712078 ms paid undc-io th0 temG of tho cecocrl Guf:ley 411 yat in eZfocto ~o total of the t t;o sums equcl. to 108 con{;o yet• tono fchanical Lorulero,t Du.ting the yoar 193711 the percentege of coal m3clle.nicclly loaded \700 00.0 1)8r canto On December 31, 1937, 174 loading units r;<:>re in service• total apital investo ent in mechanical loaders, cl.th depreciation to D,30. 31, 1937 • set orth beloui Origina.l ca.pi tal investment :9e,;>reo1e.tion to Dec. 31, 1937 (.724:,076.0l 464.071.24 Origln£1 ce.pi tal inveatment • lees doJ.)recie.M.on 0 Jan. 1, 1938 Depreolati.on for the yeaz 1937 $ 33•005.9$ • fotal. tons loaded meahe.ll1cally, 1937 .._cl on the total tonnage mined in 1937, the daprecic,,teo'.. cE.1y:i tel investment 1n t141J»g machinery u of Dec. 31st, ma 7.8 cents per iono �- 'ri~e Uo1.:lm8. a nd EarniMs of £m-ol o:yos : Since 1926, an accurate r ecoro of t he em..nin::;c of cl.1 um.oni~od mine e:J.!?lo;reo nae boon m~iutoinsd, f'ron \":llich t hG f oll oui DG ~eSUll'.19 h.~~ been ebs ~ructcd: Ye~ 1926 192'1 1928 192g 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 193'? ,.:o o of 1(eil Tiwnl oied Av,21~~_;~ Ghi ft~ \i'o; rke~ ~er D~:y ]?ei- ?font h Pex: Year • 20103.5 208. 5 2~8 .. 8 09 o4S $1630'16 l / i8lo8 1 ,673 ..7 9. 02 171.82 1SS.. 2Z 170.. 91 $10 965087 - 259.9 276. 0 249. 2 207 ..~ 180. 8 103.S 1.70706 1 , 765. 7 1,698.9 1 ,60905 1 ,659. 9 1 ,651. 6 216.6 225. ? 233 . 7 al.600 1,935. 2 2,10990 2,2~0 .. o ner o pariod. of ycm'a. r.:10 cnthr0.0i t a Avc~."'!~O !:et !!::u•nin r;,s 8 oGO 7 . "~3 'ro4:9 7 .. ~-3 6066 5 o92 5 . 8.2 155.. 53 128. 112 100 .. 22 ~0. 73 5,)93 l0~o68 111053 6. 3~ 123. 53 Go85 1az.09 2, 0M.. 03 2 11 WA0'16 2 ,050092 1.esG.SG 1,6Glo0-1 1.202. (½ 1 ~038 o7G 1 0 854026 1 0 3GS. 36 10 -182024: l 0 {'77o0~ industry ,.-no plc.ced on o. coven-hour dey on May l, l 9Z7o Safetg lfpnmu-as,1. • 2h0 acci dent prevention uork inaugurat ed i n 1923 shocca ext rc.ordinnry progresc, not only during t he f ive years, 1933-1937, but an c.11 high record ms reached in 1937 o th ile no record of no:n,-fc.tal a.cc1d.cnt a or ~ hours of exposure are avail abl e f or t he five year p eriod, 1918-1922 , preoodill$ t ho yeoJ.~ 1923, t he ta,a1u1ea totall ed Sl m.th n total production of l ~,012,895 tons, or one deat h • ftr each 229,719 tons mined. '1le comparison for the fifteen 78or~ sop~r ~tc~ into thrao periods of flft J'8ara each with year 1937 shown separately i o oet f o:1th colot1: �?orlod Ifui:llbet eQgidgnt s ~one mino9; J2e r a.ccid.ent l?atal no~fat~ Tot@l Fat al Non.-fatnl Tot f'l 1923-27 ~8 1920-32 35 1933-37 Yoe.r 1937 aa a Han-hours nor accident - Fat al Non-fat al Totcl 1,319 1 , 0A-5 1,080 382,413 241. 263 636,892 10,893 10,511 4:M:-,776 16, 186 15,617 12,aoa 12,393 503,854 16,876 16,329 58, 0-~ 53,192 731,205 66,749 61,165 38 001.657, 81~ 87, 253 82,89l 1J363 0 6l8 1,367 899 , 344 9711559 92,680 !me f'ollom.ng oonpD-r i oon of total injuri es (f atal and non.-f atal ) nor ' - m llion mrui-hoUl'e of exposure, i n t he bi tmninous mines of th0 Unitecl States and t he Rocky llount cln Regi on, t7i th tlyoming eepn.rat od bott100n t he &linoo of T'.t10 Uuion Pacific Cool CoLlpE!llY and s.11 ooom0rcial mi nes i n tho otnte, m.11 p r ove of interest: mr.mTIR OF I NJURI ES - ii'ATA!. 8 110!:-FATAL - ?ml l!ILLION MAff-HOURS Ou EXPOSUire - BI W 1ll!OUS CO.AL unres u. S. A. Unit ed Colo- Ste.too ro.do All All ~ 1930 run.en tline0 97ol 96ol 1931 920'1 97ol L932 00. 1 111.6 L933 79.3 115.9 L934 Slol ~935 83.8 Ut ah ?Jontaxw. All All tltnoo t1ine,a 20lo0 8L.1:o0 15502 8lol 11603 65. 8 lJou Uoxi oo Uoohing- Uyo=i.i ng ti;rCllli ~ rlyo- All ton U.PoCool. .JUl Cccp&cy" ming All tiineo 7108 l76o0 12406 8603 Ui ne0 13607 115.l All Other Hi neo 4908 21406 69 06 9708 23o0 94. 0 125.6 57.a S0.3 8608 l 6 o9 98.0 5506 22.1 1O2.a 58.0 87.2 1904: l ~o~ 10.a 6806 46.9 lli noo 83o2 109..4 10305 12308 8208 6608 76.6 111.7 12106 '7706 62.6 78 o7 . ' l936 l937 'iguroo f or 1 936-7 't7bere blank, not avail able. Jo. tclren f l"Oo u. s. :Bliroau of Uines I reports. t5i;!lGO Da ta all other than Union Paci f i c Coel. During the fifteen yea r period, there ':?.lS p3id i n eictual amu-ds t o i n- !Ured eoployoa and empl oyee r dependent s throllgb the t"jyo::ling \/orkmsn I s Compensa tion ct, the foll om.ng surJSI mu Ami-de per ton 923-.a? ~one Q2&1: t11D!d 14,368,523 Co29gnaa.tio:i Aunr-J.A $277,224.03 laa..32 .13,384,472 253,804.06 133-37 13, 989,629 173,320.23 (;. 0193 . 0190 . 0124 •ar 1937 3 ,316,628 33,070.48 .0100 Du.e to increases i n rates I!lQde etfect1V3 Ar;~il 1 0 1937 by atatutory �l!l!!,0U&.'.!ent 11 ue uere oor.1palled t o incr0::1.r.:0 Ou.l' payment s i nto t ha fund i n 1 t s se"ll\- eri!. 6.opai..tmants ea sl'1..o\7U beloua Pai d in for ~ormen•e Com~ensat i on Cat ustr ophe i 1wurnnce Polioi ~ Y0£1..r 1936 Yeai.. 1937 ~} 52 0 ,a>73 . 68 $59\)355.84: B, 650078 9,194:007 2,_950 .. 00 535.00 Total Q6S,084v91 I ncron.00 $ 5 0209.,45 ' ~e Ooop3nyfo credit b clruie 0 i ~ the f'lll!d vcs i ncl.'0~!'3oc1 i'i:cm 052. 182060 aa of Dae. 31, 1936 to $75,303.0E a Q of Deco 31 0 1937 9 a~d O'ill" pe,¥~onto i nto i he fund m.11 be ol'larpl y r educed i n 1938. Cc:-np.'.lrioon of !?at al Accidcnis 1)0l"' !.11.llion Tons of Coi::u t1it'led 91.e Unio:e1 r'c..cific Coal Company and Unitoa. St 0:i:00 , Compared Pi i~ocn Yg~~ly Periodn Iu!: 1923 1924 1926 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1986 193'1 Z'.ae Union Pn.ci f i c Ce>nl ComJ:2~ l7ct nl1 tie a 1:1aiFatnli tios l!L000,000 '2ons 16 9 6 ~.9..(} s.19 a 2. 16 2.88 8 2.73 3. 91 7 12 8 6 l 3 3 8 6 2 2.54 2.76 2.40 .50 1.43 lo.25 2.76 1.82 .so All :Bi t't'!r:linoue Mi n0s D Uo s.. lmtnli tieo 1,953 1,903 l,SM 2,065 1,742 1,729 1,705 1,619 1 050 •858 833 958 968 1,076 (Ent. ) 1,24..5 (EEr~.) ::?cto.litioo per 1,0000 000 Tons 3. 46 3.94 3 . 53 3.60 3. 36 3. 45 3.19 3.46 2.78 3.09 2.50 2.65 a. 60 2 .4 8 (Est. ~ 2.82 (Est. Safet y expenditures chargeable to mine coot s f or t he calendar years 1923 to 1937, inclusi ve, are s et forth below& �. B..~endi tu~oo f or So.:f\,ty Charged t o rane Coste For Fiftaen Year Period It£ 1923 1924 1925 1926 192'7 1928 1929 Labor and l!at or if'l $ 71.981.08 162.754.18 129,233. 4:1 153,915.11 88,880.00 98,37~. 68 97,8-74.79 98,341.47 1930 70 ,830.24 57,591.39 51,416. ~ 1931 1932 1933 45,lt4.07 193'1 1935 ' 50,433.16 64,611.41 62, MS.55 1936 1937 Cost Per Tos Tons ?Uned 3,241 ,106 2,821,678 2,779,064 $.022 . 054 .045 2, 1176,246 2/750,430 2.927,390 3 0 060 0 638 2 11 BS370 65Z 20453,527 0056 0032 0004: .~ .03~ . 029 0023 2,045, 270 20097,558 0025 .019 .017 20002, 553 2,887 0 731 3 0 286,159 0020 .019 3,315, 628 i:?.ao o.nnuel oxemiru1tion of tho minas tms corulu.ct ed duri?J3 July• 1937 1ince December 31 , 1923, is set forth in the f oll om.ng 1\Jcord: ~ UUI OlJ PACIFIC COAt co:•{P.MJY Motori al o.nd. Suppl ios on Hand, DeccDbsr 31st , Yo~a 1923 to 1937 1 I nclu.!live. lilt 1923 1984 .. 19a6 l926 , 111'1 1929 Cosl. ComnAAY $ 686,341 418,797 339,313 267,095 25S, 076 265,130 273, 036 Year 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1935 193'1 Cg_al Com12an.t b v 255,064 239,062 196,792 187,267 193,586 208, 278 264,269 336,666 S!he shcrp fcl.l.1ng off in deo.:uid f or t!.mco~ and other mne au.pplies, due '• red:u.ced demand f or coal, pl ua mn.tericl ptU"Ch?,oed £or the neu D. o. 0la.rk ?.tine, II lctt a. heaTy stock of mat erial on hand December 3l at i this ~tock i s being reduced aa rapidly aa possible. ltrsh•:rr!i•• Stor,11 �Our merchandise storeo, under the continuing nanagement of Ur. E. R. ,1eff0rio 0 MmmtJ er of Storea, moo.a an excellent shot71ng fo:r 19370 Results for the oelcn<lc,r years 1936 and 1937 are ohovn balou: ~ 1936 'i'oto.l SeleA 01,000,619 1937 1.107.302 0 106,783 Incroese Inventory Vnlue ~)183,021 187,24£. <·y 4,22-5 Totcl. Opereting liJS_Eenoeo & Tja!oa 0160,850 1660714 0 51)864 ?Yet Barnig,go $78,655 820620 .. 0 3,966 Accounto reeaivable, Meremndiso Dapa.rtnont, cs of Deoombor 31 0 1932, to 1937 0 1nclueivs, a.re ahomi b0lom Accounts B@coivnblo - ?.forcbandise Dorortment ~ hnount 1932 1933 0 62,889008 193'!: 74,9~9o46 95,546.18 1936 1936 1937 59,174.60 110,356.13 120,990023 ':no incrcaoo in Accounts Bocoiva.ble have groun oinco 1932 due to heavy saloo of r0fl"igaratoro, vuohing nm.chines, r e.d.ioo and other lilm hoooehold equipment, ne~lyall of uhich io sold on inotoJ.lments, tho debt covered by ch:J.ttel oortgP-~: loases fron installment S!lles negligJ:ble: t~tal unoolleotibla accounts cho.rged off in 1937, 01,079.99, or about one-tenth of one per cent of ooloo. Penatons; On Docember 31, 1937• a t otal of 63 men uera c::11·xi0d on the pension rolls. ~ing the year five %13Dles \7ere added to the roll, one de.1th occurring d'll.l."""' 1~ tho year. 'l'h.e total ·expenditure for pensions for the yec.r 1937 mi.s $32,362.28, or 0.98 cents per ton of coal mined.. fl1he tot cl sum poid f 01· :ponsions, 1914 to 1937• hclua1Te, was $320,214.09 kJ.• ot Opal at Jenna& Sale of coal to The Sheridan Coal Com;any, Rey::iolu.o-Updike Coal Com~ . 'fhe Harri■ Coal Company, and A. F. Cameron of E'•i!Jti~o, Eebraslm, was continued �through the year, t ho sale of coal at Hanna, 1925 to 1937, inclusive, set forth 'iloloU: ~ons Sold. Price Received 1935 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 50,662020 53,912090 68,809.50 44,524.30 35,174.75 33,605080 30,610000 30,620040 2?,733.36 :½,203.10 29,124.60 28,185.45 30,410.50 $3.038 30055 3.046 30053 2.927 1931 1932 1933 I Average l;cq;: 1934 1935 1936 1937 20741 2.658 2.540 2.424 20520 20586 20649 2.556 Average Total Cost $2.118 20053 2.012 10866 1.675 1.734 1.709 10609 1.534 1.566 1.648 1.426 1.472 Profit Amount $.920 1.002 1.034 1 . 197 1.252 10007 0949 0931 0890 0954 $46,609022 55,020.73 60,80900.2 63,295.58 44,0jOo78 0938 lo223 loOM 33, 84:l O 0-1 29,~-8.89 28 9 50r/o69 .cM,682.69 32.629.76 27,318.87 34.<!-70.80 32,964:.98 11 :i1h.e averogo total coot'! shotm. is that covering t he cost of all coal sold at Hanna , including the items of general expenses and taxos. lloasure of ?!an Po~.:ir; lj'.'}ie nu:::iber of cine ecployes in the service of the Co ~ for sixteen 1&arly periods is shoun belom ~ertod Jan. l, 1923 Jan. 1, 1924 Ian, 1, 1925 .Tan. l, 1926 iTan, 1, 1927 Jan. l, 1928 fen. l, 1929 Jan, l, 1930 Jan. 1, 1931 Jan. 1, 1932 fan. 1, 1933 fan. 1, 1934 Jan. 1, 1935 ·ran. 1, 1936 ran. 1, 1937 ran. 1,1938 lnmibar of l!on Beduction 3,674 2,877 2,830 2,470 2,111 1,884 1,739 1,200 1,921 1,822 1,753 1,852 797 844 1,563 1,790 1,945 1,813 1,861 1,719 1,955 1,941 1,805 1,733 1,869 2,246 2,361 2,448 1 428 • 1,313 1,226 Per Cent .. 21.6 23.9 33o0 42.6 48.7 6206 47.7 6004 50.6 53o2 62,8 49.l 38.9 35o7 33,3 Dae to anticipated increase in demand f or cocl, 94 additional men \'18re ldd.ea. to the force during the year. The mine forces uare nu.goented early in 1937 , lltieipating a total demand for 3,600,000 tons of con.lo Du.ring t1'.e closing months �of t he year a sharp decrease in demand uas experienced, and mth an anticipated demand of 2,900,000 tons in 1938, the uorking forces m.11 be alloued to reduce to a further extento Capital and non-ca.pi t al expenditures;, During the yea;r capital expendit ures nnd improvements o..~argcd t o operati ng eX!)enses uere made es f ollm'JS: Capital Expenditures To Mines District :Bock Springs llelience $72,559042 142,249.03 51,418.56 520,714.24 55,27~.15 Tiinton Superior Hanna. To Mer. Sto1~es ~s,210.90 416091 237.85 ~otal. $8,865066 Totel $80,770032 14:2,666094 51,418.56 520,952.09 550274.15 $851,081.06 llonQcapital Exnendituree Book Springs Belianoe (> 540676.~ 66,632.14 {31,674.98 2,790.00 Hanna 26,019.71 701150.32 1, 087.42 $56,251.44 69,422 .14: 20,289.10 260019.71 71"237.74 ~otal $237,767.73 $5,452.40 $2".'~,220.13 \7inton 20~289.10 SlJ,!lerior The □ea.sure af additional capital invested and the value of essarily enters into the cost of producing coal. the average oapit u same neo- ~e :follorJing statement ropresents investment of The Union Pacific Coa l Company, 1921 to 1937, in,.. , elusive, together uith the mine cost and total cost of coal per t on, figures that a.re invariably affected by any obange in wage scales: Avg. investment Producing cost including , I!s: during year De;ppeiation & Depletion • 1921 • $ 16 3'?1 316 $2..48 17 690' 025 2.48 • 1922 • 1923 17'926 • 891 2.36 1924 18 f 027. 565 2.21. : 1926 1a:109:3ao a.as 926 18 265 892 2.03 927 18'464' 497 1.86 92e 18'651 '100 1.81 l929 1a:790'9aa 1.s1 ~~ 18,926:849 1.66 • I '1 u4 1932 19,332,273 19,009,832 1.64 1.56 Total cost including 5% int. on investment 02.83 2.97 2.71 2.61 2.50 2.46 Effect of w~ 2.29 £r.es from 1931 2.23 • $.6130 ton n .1620 n 2.oa 2.09 " .1620 "11 2.16 " .1620 . 2680 n 2.15 " �- 10 {Contd) Avg. investment ~ 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 during '!{_,aa:r_ Producing cost including Depreciation & Denlotion Total cost including 5~ int. on investment t, 18,959,995 18,647,891 18,634,464 1.38 1.39 1.41 1.88 lo 83 19,065,()4..1 l.~7 1.54 1.86 1.93 19,795,047 1.9~ Red. $.3650 ton 11 II 03316 02266 .1629 O II 00949 II II II II ~0 ca.pitel inveotment figu.reo have beon corrocted to eliminate the i nveotment nou alloca ted to tho Southern TTyorning Utilities Company, and en adjw:::tment to cover r eduction in depletion cln rgoe na.s also made in 1925. The totcl. cost of coal inoludeG interest e t five per cent on the average yearly invest ment , t hus bringing cos ts to a true h:lsis. It m.11 b~ obso:rved the.t our TTage raiioo ~ro yet 9,49 oonts per ton beloo the 1921 figurao Duri ng 1931 the Uinton prop3rti00 r.e:re acquired and since thc.t ye~ eo~l reservos c ooti ng approximatel y ~)226,000 car e o.ddsd to Ca:oitcl. Account, tho neo addition to thG Bock Springe p o-r.-er plont and the nou opening end. stoel tipple at Eolianc3, io~ether US.t h 0506,575 spent on tho Do o. Clark Ui no goiDg in at Super- ior, representing heavy recent CD-:9ital ~di t ionso Genoral, all dis ti..icts ;,, Du.riDG the yoos 1937. uo continuod to ~ro extensi ve irlrprovements, the li!oot important being the op:aning of the ne11 D. o. Clark Hi ne e t Su!)erior . An ap- propriation of 0999,040 v-as approved as of December 31, 1936, and, on J:;;muary 20, L937, e contl·o..ot tre.s let to The Utah Constru.ction Company f or t he driving of t uo •lor,so, the tb.te~ioJ. end t!anua.y Slope and the Conveyor Sl ope, together m.th the neotssa.ry crooacuto, drive pockets, etc., and the sinl:ing of t Tio oir shafts, one, to ro. "I Seem, to a depth of e.pproxitilS.tely 240 feet, and the other, to No. 15 Seam, to depth of approximately 540 feet. It tias conterapl ated t12.'.1t this uork uould 'bo llllpleted by September 1st, but the contractine co□?~D¥ did not recl!B ca rapid progreoD I &ntioii:>ated, with the result that, at the end of tho year, the totcl uork under - contract hod not been 001I19leted. Du to the delay experienced by Tho Utah Oon!l'.;l'"'c.10tion Coopany in fin,- �- 11 - Lobing their initial contract. \78 ~ere unabl e to -put our oun forces i n the s lopes to drive too rook l"JOrlt necoos3.ry t o tho oonstruction of the tcro mine bottoms :aere:fore a. nupplemsntary contract \,co enterod into ,71th !L'.ho Utah Const~ction :ompsDY on Sept. 20, 1937, uhereby that oo:n:ga.ny a{!r ccd to construct the tuo mine )ottoms roierred t o. The Utah Col'l}?ney dus to,aabor troubles and defect ive organizt'I.,.. ;iou have baon excessively slou in the ooi=i~lction of their Dork, and wil l 0onclud0 t:.llil0 soma ei ghty or ninety deys bahind. t hoir revised contract date of Dao. 31. 19370 During 1937, the t\lo sl opeo , uith necessary c~osscuts, ,:3re driven to !'. depth of 2 , 500 :?Get, f•h.ef'too conn~ctions uer 0 cJ..so r.'.'2.de to no. 7 Se&.1 and Ho . 16 n0em Afr All of the tfo.nuay Sl ope ua.s timbered m.th atocl s0to, rrlth t he neccsso.ry ,oncrete footings , and the ~ jor pCJ.-t of t he Conveyor Sl ope ticberil'J$ ~cs QJ.so coErloted, togothcI' u.i th t he D!-ivo Pockots :Eos. l nnrl 2. Tho sh....~ts to lfoc: .. 7 and 15 Uoams ue:ro cot::JS>lotoc1 nna. the fC-1"1 inGicll::i.tions mda. In:it:illc.tion of the mqtol'-gen- erator set to SU!)Jly d.ircct-c-..:i.1.--:ront po~1· for minin:3 oachine!"y uo.s c,~ leted , end the 10cessary po-r.or lines end. d.rc.i~,;0 liIWn inst21led.. The 250-R. P. hoist at the ~ l"t\Y Slops uas 11e~ently in~te.1lod, the concrete portals f or both lhn11ey .'.mi Convey>i' Sl opao t;er0 built, c.nd 6:>010 feet of roilro!W. t recl::s laid to serve the D. o. i1ark ttil19o ~e t otal c ount of l:l.OntJy expended on this uor~ during 1937 r1as 0506,)?5.07. Diiring the yoc:r pl ans uero uorked up by t ho CoID!)aDY1 o Engineering D3:partt.ent for a conveying system fr<C IJo. 15 Seazn to tho tipple, and cl.so for the tipple atructure. After f our competi t i ve bids t:ere r ecei ved, tho Link-13elt Oo~aey, of '1l1ca.,~o. uas a.rmrded t he contract for building the conveying systGm, and the .tJ.l en • Garcia Company, ot Chicago, r.as awarded t he contra.ct for the compl ete t ipple atructure and equipment. These are to be cor:ipleted by August l , 1938. The t wo r ock til opes h::i.ve intercept ed five □e0!llo 0 viz.i ?Toe. 1 11 7, 7-b. t" and 15. Although all seams a.re not clean over th3 s~!l a.:rca.o, all will be good ~ oducera. !he D. o. Clark llins w1:i1 go into productio:.1 oa tho coo.:>l e t i on of t he �- 12 - hi,~le e.nd the conveying system. At Super i or, also, t here uas ins t alled a t7"ater-tr e e.ting ple.nt, to ,~cUl'e a do:::astic suppl y of uater fro~ the mineso For several ye ars there has been t di stinct shortage of no.tar for doD.sstio purposes et Superior, our prino1pel. r equire- 1:::mt o lu.uled in in r ailroad tank cru...s, uhich bes proved vei-y expensive , and. withal id not furnish an adequst e SU_!jpl y . \7i th tho compl etion of the Cochrane col~pr o- css treati ng pl ant , rm.ich has a eapo.ci tu of 200 0 000 gallons pe~ 2~ hoUI's, the Ccmo;n.y i s nou in excollent p osition to taha co.re of the rn:i.tel4 ruquireraento at SU!)erior . ho pl ant i s n-or king ver y s atisfactorily, and there has bem1 no cor:rplo.int e.bout the 11.'.1'.l .ity of the rater. ~ the yo::J.r, e special stu.dy of the r:n:~er s i tuation ot Superi or t!l made clth t he hel p of Llr . v i lli.:m T. 11i gb.ti ngale, C-0ologi o~, of Rock Springs, ts i nvestigetio:.1 devel opi:J.g tl~t, cbout 300 f'oet belou tho present nater v3llo a t ;92ri or, the~e is 8 sand r oe= ~bout 200 feet in t ~i cbleao, bumn as the Golden 1/all l!.d.stone. t r. L'ightinc;ele n.utici::?~tes that a good ouypl y of uater oo.n be f ound in ls amidsto:a.~ 0 es i t produceo \-;ater of good quality south of Bock Springe o .Addi t i onru expondi tUl"-a s 03re na.de at our neu por;al' pl ant at Bock Spri ngs, Lnc1r,i::i.lly to el ir:li nn.te del ayn . 1 serving the Hegne tie suitchea uere i nstellod and the auxiliar- t ~o boilers uere sectionalized. Prior to thi s t i ma, several serl ouo .aye occill'l'Od on a ccount of s\71 tches ldcldng out, caused by aurgas af current or el ectricnl. stom a. Uith t h e i m:?rovements oade, no further iiwerraptions f ron the rcea inclie~ied a r e anticipated. On the m ole, the pouer plant has operated cc1mirabl y during the yeax, • no doubt, to the operators I becooing more f£!li.11ar m.th tho opera ting det e.il s. cost bas been r a t her disappointixig, but the 1nerae.se i n deprocia tion, the inatel.l e,.. l of a watel'-trea.ting plant nth consequent charge f or oileui.cals, and t he neeeosiey beptng part of the old boiler plant operating os c. stanc1-by, have all o.dded to ooat of operati on. There ha.a been, however, a su.bstilllticl i ncrease in the output �of the pl ant , and en i ncrease in the peak loads o For t he ye~ 1936 the peek load ues 11 0 000 Ko '7. 11 and the producti on , including th...9.t lllled f or plant au..u l - iDl'ioo 0 no.s 38 9 657,270 K. \7oR o 0 uhil e f or 1937 the p28k lroe.d \"las 11 0 900 1f 1909 an 0 increase of 8 per cent, and the pr oduction uas 43 887,620 K D H 0 9 13 0 5 p~z- ccmto 0 0 0 an i ncreeso of ~e net i ncom3 f rom opcrction of t he Rock Springs pone!" plan~ re.a for ·the t wo years shoun as f ollot1s : Yec.r 1936 (~1430082058 . Year 1937 l68~953o70 I nc:r-3s-.s e ~ 0 250 8~lol2 18.l~ T'.s:1e dovel ~ent. of Hoo 7 Se~ o.t Relic.nee uo.s con.t:lnu.e(i dtU.'"i71€: the yeo:r, and i t is n o<:1 becoming a ver•y l m•g,a f_)Todv..eoro i~ slopes izi. t!liO □ine . Opening ~ :..1e\"1 e:atrioe ~ ~o e3,chine has proven highly successful i;:i olope driv- i~, and i t tlill a.l.EJO be useti ~n l"OOD uork rull1 cnt~i os later 0;10 s;:110 tm.mol to !fo~'-''i ·so£!1 Slo:gs , l1elia.noe, SU!}Po1•ted by steel beams 0:-id conel•cte 9 rJith r ed.vood laggi ng, i1aa cow.!_>l etc::!. during ·l;}10 yea:,: e.nd put into opern·;;i ono T'nis ,;Jill ei'f eot conGidere.ble econooi es i n b.C!.u lage. ~e cons truct i on of a n.em 1!12chine shop and general, repai1• shop \70.S compl e t ed e t ~eliance during t h.9 yeo.l', takill§; the pl ece of the ol d shops 'CT:1'.oh vere e serious £ire bazard, a.:id nhich \:'ero not of sufficient ce.paci ty t o ~ cru.•e of t he t1ork . This is a modern stl"'O.Cturo, rnell arr anged to 13.ccol!l]_)l iah OCOllO!:)iCO ill r epair !10rk. 'me uor1dnga in lfo. 7-~ Seom, 1Jinton, nel'e subote.nticlly ext ended dUl'o l ng the ;rear• and t his 0 Eaning promises to be ;:). :_cir~ produc0ro On Account or t he ahor t ege of e lectrical ;po\1ar at Ilanna., the 1.000-K.rlo Allta-Ohaimers machine uao moved frot1 :Sock Spri~s to I1i:,·,m0.0 the i nstall ation coo- Pleted during the '1fear. This has e:u~wnted the l)OvvI' ou:.?ply Dot tlle.t poi nt, e.nd �- 14- there is nov sufficient electrical capacity for soma years to com0 0 The moving of , th0 geno:ral repair shops from the old site at Hoo 2 Mine, Hanna.,. to a location near tho mouth of Moo 4 Mine \Jes nearly completed during the ~rearo This ,7111 effect oubetantial economies, as it uas found 0Xr>ensive to haul the ma.chinery from the mine> oouth to the location of t he old shopeo Du.ring July, heavy raino in t he Rock Spri ~ s area did conside1~aol c;: dao050 at Reliance to Compeny property , and n small arn.ount of dam.:.1ge Dns clo ne at Rock Gprings, Uinton and Supe1,ioro A great d eal of dsma.ge t.:cs done to t he branch x-a.il... l•oe.d tracks to the Reliance a.nd Uinton ttlneo 0 operation on t hio branch suo:pend.ed for oor::3 tuo 11a0ks o klbor; Du,ri ~ tha yonr enough men. r;ore employed to ,1ork the min0s six days par iioek, buu 0 on a ccount of the !.'ailroa d 1 s demand for fuel not coming ,rp to e:ir,.. &aoto.tiono, i ·~ uas found t hnt t he Compnny vas r ather heavily ovei'loaded m.th men9 which decreased the oa mingo of the individuoJ. em:ployes to sone 0xt0nto 595 cau men uera employed during the year. A totel of Labor rms plentiful 0 and there u~s no aifficulty in filling VQCO.ncies from local men, mostly sons or uar ds ot our employ-ea. Ronem0ntsg 'lenemnt maintenanoe has been kept U:P as usual, and the ex-yendi turea for the la.at xi ve years are as follous a J:933 tl1Jmber of Houaes Cost of l!aint enanca ATg. Cost per house 1,119 046.794.90 $ 41.82 R,ommmt+.;y Councils: The Com:mmity Counci ls have been quite active d:u.ring the year, and, ln most casew, have done excellent work. hr ftDd Girl Scouts; The :Boy and Girl Scout work has continued t o 0"9Crate during the year~ �- 15 - r~ tll greater interest and an i ncrease in mambershipo J'iirst .Ai<l and Sa.fet:v ,10.,tlU ...... . First Aid training t1os conti nued duri ng t he yea r. in order t o main.tain our oua hundred per cent tra ining for all o rnployeso On Fridny, June 18th, sixt een Boy a nd Girl Scout Fi rst Aid teams ~d ten men's t eams 11articipat ed i n the nnnual First Ai d Fi el d Da.y. ~e m®:sr s ~ ,-;are es follorrs: Uen I s teams: Super ior llDn, first Reliance . second. Superiol" 0 B11 , t hil-d Junio~ Girl Scout t em:is : Superior , f i rst Ha.nna11 seeond Rook SpTi l'l3s 9 thi l'd Senior Girl Scout teams : Hanna, firs t Reliance II second Supol"ior, third Bo,,y Scout t 02.111s: Superior, first Hanne Ja~aneee , second Hanna , third ceived Honorabl e 'tent ion i n th0 Ilat iornl Sf!.iety Oom:9eti tion. Reliance ~To. l Mine t orked 565,68'1 moo-hours i n 193'2 uith 3 l ost-time accident causi ng 270 days of Usability; the accident severity r a t e \7s.8 Oo477o Hnnn~ Uo. L.l: tli ne s✓orked 518.999 nan-hours i n 1937 ~ith 5 l ost-time ~cci dents causi ng 350 days of d!sability; the iecident severi ty r a te ,Jas 0.674. Rol i n.nee, ~inton, Superior and He.noo continued to oper ate during 1937 rithout a f at ality , that being t he second consecut ive. yecsr in rihich t hose f our di s- :ricts heve aone t h rough t he yeD:r without a fatali ty. Bock Springs su.:f':f'ered two ~etali tios, thi s , h ouever, bei ng a marked i mprovement ovax- t he previous yee:r. latet;r lleetingo :, Th.a Safety maeti ngs continued a.teach dis trict during t he year, uit h 1 heavy attendance . in foot , not a t any tilt.S since t he Sefety maet ings have been llati tuted has there been such a l arge at t endanoe as duri ng 1937. 1111\ novelty pri zes ------- The monthly cash a.\lal"ded for Safety seemed t o hold t ho interest of t he mon c.nd hal p �___ __ :L ,,,,, - 16 - !ho e,ttendance, uith a very appreciable increase in the man hours uorlmd per in,.. There was no gener3l Safety meeting f or all districts held during ;ho yee:r9 as the annual a.wards for t he yea r 1936, $l.OO to eech Distric~G, uere given Lt the r egula..r S2.fety ~eetinga in the various Districtso Houcver, for the ye;>~ ,937, the an..n ual award of un automobile \-:::!.□ x-e-insti tuted0 and the gene:t~at Safety r.eotin:g fo~ tho presenta tion of t his auard \7a s held in the Old. Timers• Building on rubl'llal'Y 4 , 1938 0 The mon·thly cash prizes for Safet y \7el'e continued duri?l{;; 1937 :1.n the b~e amounts ns the p revious yea:r 9 1.e. 0 0160 $100 and $5 to the men and. ~)10 to bb.e Unit l!'ol'enen 0 t hese pi•izee auaxded to each Dine nhich \"tent t hroll@ one e:atit>e ~ nth ,n.thout a. los t-tirr:9 a ccident. me c~sh p rizes wn by t h0 von.ous !:lines du.ring Rock S:-1l"iug□ Ifo ., ~ ti:lne Hook Spri?l3S lioo 8 L1in<3 Belia.nee lloo 1 Mine Belionce Uoo 7 tline Vinton Suoerior n13n Dins Supsrior "C" lline Suoerio~ nnn lline Su:perior 11E" ttt.ne Rann!1 1ro. 4:: ?'line Total Cost of automobile, ammal award .!)mount 0360 240 240 280 360 ?0r C~nt_ 12o0 SoO 800 9 o3 320 12.0 l0o7 400 l3o3 320 l 2o0 4.0 l 0o7. t~,ooo 100.0 360 120 957.78 $3,957.78 In addition to the above, a suit of clothes oos given each month to the men in ever l'.:3ine uhich l:iad uorked. three or more months, consscutival;r, m.th7 out a lost-time accident, also, ef'fecti,re June 1st, mwerous novelt;y prizes,cou,aisting of food, clothing, har<lr-toed shoes, sporting goods in s eason, etc., uare @:iven at each district. <al.ere were 32 suits of clothes gi ven auay- dUring the 1•ar, distrlbuted amoDg the various mines as folloua & �- 17 - Book Springs Uo o 4 Mine Rook springs l~o. 8 Uine Belia.nee lq'o s. 1 &. 7 Mines Hinton Su_perior 111311 ?Une SUDerior "C" r.line sui,erior 11D11 and 11E11 Mineo Hanna No o 4 Mine ~otal 4 suits l suit 3 suits 5 suits 2 suits 5 suits 9 suits --.Lsuits 32 suits ~0 follouing statement shoos the cost of annual ~d monthly Safety prizes since the ya:xr 1931: Year JI.mount 1931 $2, 26~o00 2.016.00 2,122.35 2,073.00 2,221070 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 2 1980oOCP 3 957. 79::so Pe~ Ton ~. 000323 0000986 0001012 0000863 0000769 0000907 .001193 T-OT~.L 017:633.83 0 Do~s not incluil.0 cost of 15 suits o:Z clotheso ,:i:)Doeo not include oost of 32 suits of clothes, nor cost of novelty prizes. Progress \"JaS me.d0 iu the uearing of protective clothing during the rear, 100 par cent of our 0!:lployes or<:1 noo uaari ~ hclrd-toou _ehoi.:lo, end ne are uorld:ng on the use of protGctivo g).ovea. It is hoped tha.t in 1938 more progress m.11 be made m.th the use of the gloves. !:reniunL For the first six months of 1937, pram.um p~ents for increased production ,,ere 13ade on the oame basis as had been used for the year 1936, i .e. , $200, divided into fifteen a.wards of $10 each and ten auards of ~>5 each,. for the mine making t he louest ratio of cos t for Labor. Ha.teriel. and Pover in each month, and a aecona. award of $loo, divided into five 010 awards end ten f;5 e.~ards for the liline making the next lot1est ratio of cost. However, effective July 1, 1937, this oas el!enged to ::;ir ovide f'or thrco »rhea, $las, $loo, and $75, respectively, for t he t hrGo boat cost ratio performances. , In addition to this. effective July 1, 1937, a. premiu:3 °ro!:JOC. on tons per man shift �- 18 - ue.o reins ti tu.ted for ahQk:lng, oo nveyor cret1S, an runount of $0 0 25 per t on being paid . •to the creu for l:\.ll tonnage loaded during each vay-roll period above 15 tons per man shift in 1~ooms and pillar wrk, and e similar eL1ount pa.id :for tonnage loaded above 13 tons per man shift in 0ntry O1~ narro\7 norko total premium auards m::i.de durin,g th0 yee:r uere es follows: Bonuo Premium (Cost :Baoio~ (Tons Per Man Sh1fi Basis) Per 0ent Amount Amount Per Cent /It::. Q 350000 9o7 Book Springs !Joo 4 r:'iine •.(/·'• 1 0 7":!voM 12 0 5 Book Springs No. 8 Hine 450000 l 2o5 2,071.~7 1~.9 1,000.00 2708 Reliance No o l Mina 1,203.12 806 Beliellce Moo 7 Mina 2,731001 1906 t!:OOo OO Uinton 11.1 1,359001 9o7 $'1r(lerior 111311 tline 375.00 10.':! 3,3~lo2G 2LZ:o0 S~erior non Uioo 275000 7o7 30--1.0l 2o2 "' "D" i'.line St@arior 803 300--00 l,162.14 803 Hanna No. 4 Mine ~50..00 12.5 2306.8 o2 100.00 100.0 ~otal :ifue f ollorung i s o 00!llp~i son of t he coot pe~ ton 0 all cocl. loaded, ~otnl ~ono rlined - 20097,558 1936 1937 3,286,159 3,315,628 Year 1933 1934 1935 2,402,553 3,887 /731 Totcl. l3onu.s 8 Pre:ii'liun. 024:,300..12 21,840.08 9.165.00 3,600.00 17,SA..l.08 Cost nar ton $00116 00091 00032 .0011 00053 . Deyal~ ont: ~ho developnent and mo,intenance r.orz 1n cll our rnnea has baen ~nt r1!ucc1. dm.~iuz the ye~, and the I:lines are all in good physice,l condition. .All uorn out and obsolote equipment is bein.; charged off to ope~ction expense promptly. ~uperior ngn :Uine discontinuad operations t he l a s£; of l'.'.Brch, all oen and equt!)l!lent tr~sfer~ad to uDn ?line, \7hioh rms re-o.90nGd. on A_t;,ril 1st. Ill material hes been recovored from "En Uine. Prs.otioally 11 11 B lli.ne m.11 maintain produ.otion for another year, but efter that period tlle prod.u.ctioa fro:::.1 tll1s mine nill repidly. leareaae 0 i'h.e :production from the Beliance !!lines h!.1a t"oj.N'.;r v-l oibly inc:rec.sed. d.Ul"" ) �- 19 - illi:: the year, and., '71th the present machinery and equipment, these mineQ are in a ·:>Olli tion to produce about 4,000 tone in tuo o even-hour shifts 0 liio. 8 Hine, Bock Springs• continues to be difficult v.nd expen~i ve to operate on account of the difficult ph;rsicol. conditions sm~rounding m:i.ning 0 All mines oore doublli-ohH'ted duri~ the ye~ o 11B° Flane, Bock Spi•ings , and lToo 6 £line, Hnnna, r emained olosedo ~he uat er level in Noo 6 Mine, Hanna, has boon kept close to the face of the sl opso Old ~imaro 1 Reunion; At the 'inirteonth Annual Reunion of t he Old ~lmers 1 Associ a tion held ' at Rock Springe on Sa.t'W."day , June 19 9 1937, Ur. IT. Ao \7ylcm uas elected President end Ur. Emi l Tiergquiot• Vic0 P~:asident. u'.ail0 t r. Frank TeJ.lmir~ end Mro Ao Go Rood ~ere re-elected ~ea!Jurer nnd Sscr0t c.ry, :respectively. Dro L. BC> Young 0 of Fitts- burgh, Pennsyl vania, l:l'.:.de 2. very inn:vir:lng address at the banql1.3to ':?!lo Associct:i.on contim1<Ji ito gi•oifi;h, and. t he :?ollo,rl~ tabula'liion sho't'IS tho inorease in cembei'sllip since its organization in 1925: Ye2r 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 ,1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 tlet1bership 283 346 397 4.25 446 484 521 558 611 635 660 692 711 I119. .. over 1925 - 53 114 142 163 201 238 275 328 35a 377 409 428 blo~s• lk.eazine1 The Magazine continued J?Ublioatiqn f or ita fourt eenth yeaz very suoaeaaful1;y. followa s ) 'l'he net cost of producing the Uagazino fol' ·tllo five yo~s ohotm as �- 20 - Year 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 liet Cost $2, 747.82 3,255. 56 3.437030 3,'790.87 3~767.50 A total o'l 232 copies of ·ih0 ?.1~azine ~e sent out monthly to individ'2Dla 9 ino.ustrial heads, oollogeo 0 public lib~nr-les, etoo ':me r.1aga..zine is gotten out by staff .officials nnd omploycs, no special help mei11ta-ined for ooi- tortal uorko Store Department: St~eet, anu tho operniions of t hia sto~o nere veey 0ucceosful dtll'inz t h0 l us~ oight months oi the yenro ':?his Electrical .ft..:9plia.nc0 stor e shove tot~l so.l es for the eigt1.t months of ◊2? ,508 .65 9 and. a gross profit o-£ f)G,G5l.S7o 1n connociion uith th0 el ectricru. stoTa, ~he Sout h0~n fiyoming Utili- ties Coli.l_pany e stablished C:.'l office fo~ t he collection of lighi and water bills, taking over this functi on fro□ t he Genera..1 Office end from t he b311lrso This hss uorked out very su.coossfully o Real Estate: Dul-ins ths :,eo:r t..liere ,1as platted. uhn.t is m1orrA a o the P?yde Ad.di t ion northeast of tho General Office building, uhic..11 conte.ins 62 lots. r.a hnv-a sold f ou..-..teon lots, and 01i..e _house has bacn 01,ectstlo Up to Dae. 31st , Duri ng the spring of 1938 9 1.:> cntieiria.to there uill be quite a n1lI!lber of homes put up in tMs addition. ~.0.0 real estote sales for the year 1g37 are ellotm in the follom.ng stot eaent : C2,794.33 Brooks Addition Pryde Addition 11 loto 14 lots Clark Addition Kendall Addition Uardell Court Lowell Addition 1 lot ~oo.oo 1 lot 4 ,000.00 1 lot and houae soo.oo 1 lot and Darcel of ground Parcell of ground for h1ghwu.y purpo::::es, Seoo 25 8,625.00 702.59 1.00_ �- 21 - Effective January 1, 1938, Mr. Georga B. Pr;vde ms elected Vicei?reoident, Operation and. Mr. I. N. Bayless was appointed General Ua.nager, the position formerly hel d by Mr. Pryde, that of Vice-President end General Manager, and Mro :Bayless, Assistant General Menagero ~e yea;r 1938 uill not, o.o vieued from th0 situation exi sting in lreb~Y, prove to b0 as satisfactory as the years 1936 and 1937 from a production ste.ndpoint, the ma.rlmd s h r i ~ in r ailoay fuel de!!latld dua to: ( a) reduced fraight trcl'fic (b) t he substitution of Diesel oil bur~i ng p~ssengcr looonoti ves for coal burners. \11th a raturn of frei (Ylt t:z-r-.ffic in oormel volume, the loss to oil burncl,s can be fairl y uall e.bsorbsd in zo f o.r eo mi~ coots ere concernedo ::?i10 Book Spsingo t1in~s Hoo. 4 and 8 a.re becoming progr0ssivel y more expensive to o~c~a te, both r:min alop0s nou domi oppro~tely 2o25 miles, neoessite.tin6 h00.tnJ ha.ul.::ge oxpeuseo In addition, num.erouo faulta in !Jo. 8 Mine add to coat s of opcrction; a grouing heavier cover represents n third icctor adding to exr,ense of ~ocluotion. The~e io h ouever e. definite obliG.a.t ion to reoovor all t he llVe.ilable cool from those cines, end t he company must l ook to saiisfo.ctory cos ts at Eoliruice, \71nton, Superior and Hanna to balance the Rock Springs si tua.tion. IJo tr..ge contrc1.ct problems should appear in 1938 0 hor:aver the present uego ogreeocnt rrlll OJtpire on March 31, 1939 and certain prelininary t70rk mu.st be 1 inst1tute<l by the opera.tors if a six-hour ~ . uithout reduction \"iag8s, is to bo further ~ostpnned. '.i:he :Bi tuoinous Coel Act of 1937 he.s proved nost annoying without oxxy recompense whatever. duction. An excise tax of one cent per ton lms baon paid on mine pro- Since the e:ffcctive date of the t ax, Juno 21, 1937 • and up to Jam,JJ.r'f 1, 1938 there was paid through this tax, $17,712.78. A petition for exemption tram tho Price fizt.ng provisions of the Act was filed u1 th the Coal Commission on Jul1 6, �- 22 • and. not haVill8 been acted upon_. the Coal Company in ao far as t ts sales 1901 to ti'le Railroad Company, the Union Pacific tlateI" Company and the Southern t7yoming Utilitieo Comp~ are concernod, o.ro notsubj0ct to prica fixing or Ofair practicelf ragulotions. 'fl0 look U:)On the Act as unuorkable c.nd balieve that it uill even,. tu.'11.lY b3 rapealea.. oe.ving this comp~y from $30,000 to t}35,000 cnnu.allyo The Coripany rmo oxtrcmol y unfort·.:mato dm•ing the yo~• 1937 in losing b death t uo old,-tioe members of tho gvn:.,rcl staff. Ou Jm1um~y 27th, llr. Arthur 1 ~. lienIIBll, General tle.oter lleolmnio, died. ouddenly of a henrt cill:10nt 0 and on July 30th, e.ftor on illneos of sevol'al montho, t:r. JC!lles 1. Libby , Asoiotou~ Chief Enginoer, paosed e,r:ay. ~e loss o'f these tuo r:en tm.a e. oovere blou to tho Comi>BnY• lj:he thcnlm of tho mo.no<3emont c.;:o freoly extended to our mine omployeo and opera.ting otD.ff, uao havo given the properties loyt'.l, p:nnstcl':i.ng service, Bespcctfully su.boitt0d •• If ·t=- JL � https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/d6e05070f6274689fc4b41bcb67b80fe.pdf ca67ac09db162354bd32d14eade6ad21 PDF Text Text ri;;.m 1936 �THE UN ION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY WASHINGTON UNION COAL COMPANY 1416 DODGE STREET OMAHA, NEBRASKA ;ENE MCAULIFFE, PRESIDENT IN REPLY, PLEASE REFER TO FIL.,___ __ __ _ _ ueb~ 28, 19370 f • \7o t1o J0ff0l~o 0 gecu.M.vl3 Vice-President , Mon Pt!ei:?ic BBil:co2d Ooliipemy0 Delm, ile!m:~omo ~ opsr~tions for th0 ye~ 19363 I!£ ~oe.~tio~ ~cno 122 a,2w , 773.95 ~ 3,241, lO~o85 2118~1,67?.80 raa '25 186 E u = IO '1 IS 2, 7n>,0&1.6t2: 2,776, 245.45 2, 760,430.20 2,927,SS9. 05 s 0:o,a32.2s 0 2,097,63-3.m; 2, 463, 527. M 2,0::1f311 270.00 2,097,558. 23 a,fl.0'} - ..,, :31::5~...,. mor:: 2,887, 731.30 a,~ee.159. 80 b.vorc.fP ll ~ J Oi"illt1. 150.l 2050'! 131. 6 17<!:.f.3 18~.l __ - 202~ ff"-i.- J if, 7 v.:..z.1 ?,,,i,f.. g. 8 265. 6 -,..-, 0 ·1 2:16. 7 2. ?, '- r--3 1 83. 9 I &q. 146. 2 143. 4 181. 0 214 • .8 239. 6 1Jf-/, 3 I tf- S-.3 18'),- ,g -z...., r . 3 ,..+,. .3 ill-"''.:} Coot c.?o~'\l Coot C2o3@ {!2.706 2 . 3S't 2 0~8 2.~-t!-1 2.8'}5 2.0?8 8.026 1.aoo 1 . 815 l . 6?8 l . G57 2 ..292 2ono/6 2.114 2.ouz 1.640 l.875 l .901 1.093 1. 556 loS'i1 1.?118 lafS8 l~SDO l.630 1.418 1. Ma 1 ..07Z l .6~-8 Gle t:'Ol:"!dfl.g tioe of t he mines inc ro3:Jcd l::.!Jt yo: .r> 250£~ &:!.yo , or 10.e 110~ co:ito t outrm.t i ncreased 398,428 tons, or 13.8 1:ar cent . �I?odercl. t e.xes Oth0l" taxes ~ $381,740.63 Dae. $168.363.23 14:9bO75.3Q Inc. 21,689.09 $530,815.93 Incli.ulea in 17Gdcrcl t a."':-:)G ~9 oo ite:::i o:'l Socicl Sec1.U'.'ity Tax, e:;7 ,201 . 20. roses che rged t o m ning opera tions t otaled $272 ,961.28, a r0duction of $128,898.15. ~o totcl tcmeo che.ri;-ed t o mining opel.:'c.tionc 0qU£ls d 8.5 cents per ton of coe.1 s old, 1 decr esse of 6.8 ccmts per to11 f'roB 19350 <?.-ei!ercl. e1r-9ens0s, incl uding sGl~ieo. Lnsu.re.nca, injuries to p0rsono O ,;ol"!..,..,:mas compense.tion iusurnnca O otc. ~ ,t ote.led ~or the yee:r, $290,248.17, an incra~.sc O'ii'\13~ 1935 of f;~: 0 9%o38o The mine cost i~oreeeed 6. l c~ut o, t he totcl coat rGID.3i D$d i.:!!lchr.!lgcd. The !his inc1·e!loo t'i'as d'IE -~o the i'a ct t ho;:; tho ·n ~e inore:::.s0 ei'i'cctive Oct. l, 1935, iervation ru::t of 1935°, t .:!X, Ct'..:2 9 680.18 u:u.ch ~....o :i.-efunde:l after the armulloent rf the t~ fe~turao of t he c.et on ~ 18, 19360 t,che.nical Lorul0ra: Duri~ the yecx 1935. the percentage of co$l □ochanio:,lly loaded oos 99.95 er cento On DocG:1bor 31, 1936, 1 53 loading uni.to ca~e in ooI'Vice, totcl. capital : llTest!:lant in t!eclnnie:,u loadero, mth depreciation to Decenber 31, 1936, set Orth 'tel00 ; Originul ~ ital investment Deprccintion to Dece!!lbsr 31,1936 OriginsJ. ca.~itel inveotoent, less de!)reci!!.tion, J ~ 1. 1937 Deprecto.tion for tho yee;r 1936 $6'1-..2,181.03 432,576.77 0209,GM.26 32,300.38 !otoi tons lo~d":d 1::3oJicnic3lly, 1936 11ed on t r.a total to~-e oined in 1936, the ~ J it:1. iuvo!.ted in loading I:lS.Chin- ,r as ot ~ce:nber 31at, m13 6.38 cents per ton. _, Tlorlmd and Earnings of Emplopa; Since 1926, an accurate record of the ea.rninz... of ell unionized. m1D8 �IICl!>loyes ho.a been maintained, frO!:il nhich the f oli om.ng rasume has bsen abstracted: Average Shifts Le01' l'lo . of r.~en Iimplo:yed l926 ~927 L928 2.100.5 1,78108 1,673.7 208.5 1,707.6 276.0 1 ,76607 1,698.9 1,609.6 1,659.9 1,651.6 1,925.2 249.2 207.4 L929 l930 l93l ~933 L933 ~934 935 t936 2.109.0 florlted 22808 259.9 180.8 183.9 215.G 225.7 233. 7 Average Net Earni~s Per Ib.z Per Uonth Per Year $9.43 9.02 8 .60 7. 43 7ol::9 7 . ~-3 6065 $1630~ 171.82 186023 170.91 155.53 Sl,966.87 20064.03 2,234.76 20050.92 l ,866036 1 0 611004 1 0 202.s~ 5.92 128.42 100.22 90.73 5 o82 5o93 100068 111.53 1,254.96 1,338035 123. 62 l,~-82.M 6.M 1,088.76 '-'h.0 present ccga a-.3ree.nent elt'_?ircs I.!arch 31, 1937, toget her nith every tther union uage acclo, bitumi11ous o.n.d c.nthrooito, i21 t he United S"iie:li00. 'ilhe lino uorko~o ~tio~, o~ficero met t he A-9JeloohiD.Z3. Diotriot oper~to~e in Ile~ [ork City, Feoo l7th 0 t he □in~ r::.>rlmi's dC3alldi n~ o oi x-holW d~v9 o gaoi.•azit00 of IOO t1ork clt.>yn u yo~, t ~ cackle va.-0at ion ui th full pey• il'1cron.soo approximat- ,ng 10 to 15 ~ OI' cont in '7.:?9 !Sf for ovortme cormod.. ~ r~r'l tonnage re.tea, end one end om-h:~lf ond double oner c..toro counterocl by asl::iJ.l8 fo,: en oiG,ht hour la, mthout cho.ng~ in ~...:;;c oo.a, t0Jma5e rcteo. .D.s o'.Z tbio do.to th0 diocussiono a.re !fety lleaoureo: t.lir.3 se.fety \.Ork inallgt:'\U'ated 1n 1923 continues to ohoo }?I"OgreBa oith fulhero roo:i f or ioprovenent. !ale ~ n t definitel y fcclc that the further JCpencliture of r:o~y except to maintain our eatablisheu :.:ir ogrcia oould be futilo, ettennent raatiDg al!:!:ost uholly m.th improvement 1n tho 0::i.p2e ity of subordinate be c:m.2ger:3 and a more ~ful a ttitude on t he J):l.rt of the \'iorlmra. These thi~a • are striving to acco!!Qlish by precept, exr-:-;1plo, teo.ching, em by the p ~nt r Prizes for rasults obtained. DuriDg the yeoz c~oh :?rizes totclillg $2,480 cero lltri"buted throue;1l the twelve month■ mid at the clooo of tho yeoz an addltioDOl too 1'88 awarded by lottery among the men who he.cl p~s!Jod tho year without a lost �Fifteen suits of clothes costiDg $600 oore also auarded iiiile accident. t the sum tf all prizes auarded ~3,680. sniat progress is being made is evidenced by the f ollo\'1i.Dg comparison of aan•houro of expos~ par accident, fatol. and non-fatal, combined: Period i years 1931-35 ~otal Ho. of accidents 381 r.tan how.•o IIO!'::.:id 14,~ll,792 3 0 7~~0 274 :ear 1936 ?.San-hours l)er aocidentt 53 noraase 1936 over average of 5 yeor period er cent inereoce 37,286 70 0 6~7 32,821. 86077 ix fatal accidents occurred. in 1936 ~o.inct eigc1t in lS35. Coopnrison of Fatcl Accidents po1· l.!illiou Tons of Cocl ~incd The UnionPnoific Coal Company ruld United Stateo 0 Conpa1-ed \i.'hirteon Ye~xl¥ Per.iods ,881' -- 92.3 ~24 825 &26 ':me Union Pooifio Coal Conrpan."l, Pc.tali tics per Patalitieo l,000,000 ~one 16 3ol9 6 2ol6 2088 2.M 2o73 3o91 2.76 a 927 7 ,29 12 ,as t30 931 8 8 6 J32 1 -~ J34 3 3 ~35 8 6 •ss ~-9~ 9 All Bitlllilinous r.11n0s, u.s. Ii':::i.ta.li ties p::>i!' Fatalities 1 1 000,00,.0 2one l,95-3 1,900 !,834 2,065 1,7@ 1,729 1,705 a.-10 .so 1,619 1,050 958 l.~3 833 1.25 2.76 1.82 968 967 (Dst.) 1,046 (Est.) s.~s 3.9~ 3.53 3o60 o.ss 3.~ 3 ol9 S."16 8.78 3.09 2.50 2.65 2.62 (!1st.) 2.41 (Est.) Safety CX!Yc)nditures chargeable to mine costs for t ho calendar years 1923 to 136, inclu.sive, aro set f orth belcm: Dxtl3nd1tures for Sa.fety Charged to lline Co$tG - For !chirteen Year Period Co::,t Fer Ton $.oaa --~ .054 .046 .065 .032 .034 .032 .034 .029 .oae �-5nxpendit urcs for So.fety Cb.c..rg~d t o ?.fine Costs Jror Thirteen Yeer Period ( Cont •d) 1J1.Dr_ 1933 19~ t~bor and ~aterial $ 51,~16.84 Tons tlined 2,097, 558 00,1¥-. 011 60,433.16 G~, 611.41 2, ~02,sss 2,887,731 3, 2SG,l59 1936 193$ Cost Per Ton .025 .019 .017 . 020 ~he cost of ,:nr krn.en1s oompens<1tion i ncro::!.sGd fro3 1.83 C3nts -po~ ton in 1935, to lo9t'.!: in 1936. \Ii t h i ncreosed ellorro.ncas for i njuri es recently g>:ant cd 'by the \1yo::u:lng logialc.t ur0, our conpOU!!nt.ion coots mey :.furt her i no~nc0, t hey are, houaver , as y0t but one-thi rd of min0 comp0nsi:-~tion cost s suifCl'ctl in Utah and Coloredo. Uine tlatoricl a!ld SU'Cr."li eo: The c~oo in vcluo of s tocks of oino onteriol e.ni o~:·.-l i eo oc.rried uinco Dacc::ibcr 31, l92J 0 i c c~t for t h ~n t ho follooi~ r~coru: 'i:.:J ut1IOil i=>ACi:iiiC CO!!L CO~AtlY &tot"icl nnd SU;9pl too o~ th.nd, Dacc:::iu~r 3l ot, Ye3a 1923 to 1936_, Inclusive. rear Year Coal Oo::n3n.V 0 1923 l 924 1925 1926 $ 1930 1931 596,3".a 418,797 23~),052 1933 1934 1935 1936 253,075 2S5,130 273,036 255,054 196,'192 187,267 192 ,586 1932 339,313 267,095 1927 1928 1929 _ Cool Co~DJl.Y 208, 278 264,269 W'cbandi se St ores; Our 03rcbanff1~e s t ores, under t he continuix,s m~,ge2snt of Ur. E. :a. Ftffens, Ut1ll2ger of Gtorea, made a. very good ohoui.ng f or 1936. Ilesults f or U. calendar yeoro 1935 and 1936 a.re shoe below: t.&r EX'f)Oniws end 5:aua Inwntory S!oteJ. Salee Val• ~ 911,460 $ 195,752 1,000,519 ~~! $ 89,069 183,031 lii5 - -vn_ $ 12,m ~otcl O]er ating () 152, 851 160,850 $ 7,999 lie' :larninp $63,712 '18,655 - �- 6 Accounts receivable, l'ierchandiae Depai~tment, as of Dacember 31, 1922, to 936, inclusiv~, ru:-3 shoun baloua Accounto BeceiVPJµe - licrcl:w.ndi se De~artment... - 'eo.r ..&ilount ~22 $650507.14!: 86,864.25 62,737.,39 58,070.63 68,419015 923 S24 926 926 - Year m ount 1927 1929 1929 1930 $76,173.09 71,904.97 9L\839.ll 78,988.94 ~ f.imount 1931 $39,~99063 629 889.08 1932 1933 1934 l9S5 1936 59 0 17~060 74:,9490* 951)546.18 110,3!36013 pnoions: On Daceub0r 31, 1936, a total of 58 Een t';<;)l'e cezricd on the penoion rolls. bring the ye~ fa ii~n00 r:ore added to th0 1·011 0 no cl.0:1tho occurl'inz during the .92 cents per ton of co.'.:l minedo The totcl su.n pcid fo~ ponsions 0 l9l~ to 1936, nolu.sivo, 1."2S Q287 0 85l. 81o ~e H£rris Coo.l Co::.,~, c.!ld A. F. Cc):laron of ifu.-gCings, Dib~o.slro, oes contint!!)d b.ro-agh the y.:,nr, th0 o~lo of cocl. ·at Hanna. 1925 to 1936, inclusive, set forth tl0t1: ~ ~ons Sold t26 53,912.90 58,809.50 ,as 50,662.20 ta? t28 tag 44,524.30 Average Price Received Average Totol Cost $3.038 3.055 3.046 3.053 $2.118 ~).020 $%,G09.22 2.053 1.000 1.034 1.197 55,020.'13 lo252 44,030. 78 33,841.00 29,048.89 28,50'1.59 :M,682.59 32,629.76 'Zl,318.87 34,470.80 36,174.75 ~30 33,605.80 '31 30,610.00 ~ '30,620.40 2.658 2.540 27,733.36 a.424 t33 ~ tis t3& 34,203.10 29,124.60 28,186.45 2.927 2.741 2.s20 2.586 2.649 ltrofit 2.012 1.866 1.675 1.134 1.709 1.609 1.534: 1.566 l.007 1.648 1.426 .g39 10223 .9~ .931 .ago .9~ .Amount 60,809.02 63,295.68 The ''average total cost" shown is toot covering the eost ot all coeJ. sold 'lanna, including the items of general expenseo encl tc.!:eo. �- 1ociol l33ttements; .As heretoforo, the Coal Oo~ any he.s token en active pert in asoisting J,io oocial ootivities maintained by ito employes.. i1h0 s9veral Co.101unity Ooun- Uo ca.1.~ried on throughout the yoar in CO!T1!1:ondoble mann0r. The totel contrib'.i• s.ons L1.ade t o social ancl ii81:lore r:ork durinz tho ;y'OE'..r amounted to 010,481.23, or .0031 p3r ton. Such included cont1•ibutiono to the Oommuni ty Councils, Old Tie- ra Association, Boy and Girl Seouto , 1nbor Day Celebration0 ohm·ches, Ohrisv.ims elebrationa, b:lnds, g~den pri2es, etc o A t otal of ~9 boy-a S:111 7~ girl o nttondd the t rio Scou\i o~po, each o~ t no meks I durction, held 8t I::eu l?or~ u"l!:0 0 July to August 2,. :;J2.oh of the ce:mpo care spl endidly mon:ir;ocl, t he oxpcnoo of opero.- lon c!ll'el! foxi by tho Scoui orgom2oti ono \"Ji.th ·i;oo 0)1co9ti on of (?il7.90 oboorb~d ltl ~icol't:,) Wltli~ et Rock Spr i~o , m.th 750 Old. ~iE.ero onil theit> uiveo and a.eats in c.ttend.QJ!CCo Ur. Chc.rlco Grogoey ooo cloctod Fr eoi d0:.1to llr. 11:i.llici::i Ltchie of °"'~, addreooed tho Old Ticers. i:i;he organization, noo consisting ~ 692 □Ci:lb3ra, ~ grorn1 into tho oos~ i 1!19ortont soei£!.l org2niza.t1on pe.rtici• ·1ted in by tho Co:.:.pceyto e:iployao . Uembership t lloroin, baaed on tm~nty y0c.ra •ntinuous oorvice, is 0uch coveted. m.lo;,oo' lfo'ZoziUBJ, The Th:J.9loyea• llo.gazine continued to rnaintcin ito oio.ndo.rd of efficieney Id interoet, ~ total of 30,065 col)ies of the ~~im diotributed during the 1 tar,total. net cost of publication for the year t)3,'1i)0.87, on increase over tho : ' -.nous year of 0353.57. l!UH of t1an Pomra tzhe number of mine em::;,loyes in the service of t 'ilo Oo::;l)any for the fiftoen lrq periods is shown below ; �- 8 oriod ..... e,n. 1, 1923 Em• 1, 1924: 1925 pn. l, 1926 Pll• l, 192'1 nno 1, 1928 nll• 1, E'umber llen Reduction 3,674 2,8?7 2 ,830 797 844 2,470 2,111 - 21.6 1,2~ 23.9 33.0 l 563 flll• l , 1929 ll!l• 1, 1930 ti.no l, 1931 1 11 8M ' 1,790 1,921 1,022 Oil• l, 1933 1,719 1,753 1,862 1,861 1,955 1,729 nn, 1, 1932 l,813 e.n. 1, 1934 an, l, 1935 1,733 1,869 "'11• 1, 1936 an. 1, 1937 2,246 2,361 Du,g Per Oant l,9~-5 1,941 10 805 l,~a 1,313 @ .5 48.7 52.6 ~7. 'i!. 500'2: 6006 53o2 5208 4:9.l 38.9 35.7 t o t ho incre:i.s0 in demand f ol" oocl, 115 cdditiioncl mn core cilded to 110 f or ce du1•ing tho yeCJr. Du.ring the y.anr, ? c.:,:pronticoo ucra @e.int~ined. in the 11ops ~t Rock Springs, Eol i a.nco, flinton, $u;9~:i;.':lor end Hamm, ioolud.i~ 3 elecrical, 2 ue.ehinioi 0 1 blc.ckoith, rum l cal der. IIIBR!JI,: 'Tho :i?irst Aid Fie ld 1)~ ccs held J'Ull3 19th, ruid. as u cu.al, ua,g very heavily ~tended, the \,Ol"k gclning in intereot uith ea.ch suceeedin~ yo~. Iline men's Lrat aid t e~3 core cnto~od i n the contes t, oith five Eoy Scouto•, five Senior Lrl Scouts', 2nd four Junior Cirl Scouts• t oDr:io lilmr1io0 engaged in the contest. le tea::i l'O'l)rosenti?Jg Su,y)erior n13n rune oon first pl~ce in tho man's co~etition ,th a ocoro of 499.33. The \'linton team finished aoconcl \11th 497.66 points, and Lperior 0 c0 lj:c~ took third place with a. score of ~97.00. In the Scout compe- ,Uon, S'\l!}erlor r.on the Senior Girls' contest, &nun occu~ying oecond, and Rock IZ'1nga thii-d place. Rock Springe won the Ju:aior Girl Scouts• contest, m.th 1bnne COnd and :Reliance third. !rhe !o;r Scouts• conteot oas uon by the Hanna J apenese fl I teem, \71 th the R-,nna miDd teem second, and t he S119erior teem in third Daring the 19ar a Joaeph A. Holmes Safety Ascocio.tion Certificate ot Honor, • preunted to Unit Foreman, Mr. Grover \1isemon, 11:an M:1.D.9, Superior, for LA �. Dl.)ervio1ng the oen under bio direction for f~ur and one-half years, m.th e I ,tal exposure of 222,380 men hours. tJithout a lost time accident. A similar Csrtif'icate of Honor uas auerc1ad to The Conrpe.ny, Uine Ho. 4 a.t . »ck Springs opai~a.ting froB A:9ril 1'1, 1923• to Jan®ry 6, 1936 0 produoiilg ,~90,329 tons of cocl. m.th ~,313,M0 ~ -hours of exposure, e!!lployiuz eu v.v er- : ·~ of 214 men m. t hout o. fa.tal accidcnto A t'urthe~ i ncrease in the de:iand fo~ coe.1 occurred in 1936, t7ith th0 re- , .it the.t t he pl?oduotion f or the yam.~ a s ,;;ell a!l ,:orking time u..:1!3 l'.!nt c1'icl.ly i:ureased. i.fuo grouth in ou.tput from 1932, ihe yee:c oi' loo production 0 i c slloon - Yeor 2ons ilinod Xncrcaao fro::i 1932 1:o~ Cent 1932 1933 19M 1985 1936 2,045, 270 2 0097,668 2,~02, 55B 52,288 8056 17.4'1 41..19 60.68 ::J,887,?dl 3 0 286 t l o,.9 as? 283 ' 842,001 l,U-0,869 fie ooticipato c. 1n~od.uctiou of 3 9 500,000 toll!l during tco yo~ 19S7. ►bor t1'0uble11 ca1~ encau.nto~d during tho yeor, ar.·l no ch~ 00 in ~ l~o os or hOU1•0 1 work occurred. ~e -yocr 1936• in extent of improvements and ~ IS tho lni-goot tuds of expenditures, in the history of the Coal Compaey. The lo.rgast project naa e t cover-lug the improvements to the llock Springs pot78r plcmt • By tbs ointer ' 1936 the deiiln.nd. for electric power had become such thD:~ t he plant us s hee.vilg •rloaded. Plans and specifications were made during the latter pa.rt of 1935 I ea.r11 in 1936 for e. substantial additiou to tho plent. It uas eventually de- lad to cakD the following additions& Install two h1gh-p1•GsourG steam boilers 1h acceasorios, one 5,000-K.\7. high-pressure turbo-genere.tor uith condenaer, • hot-process n.ter-treat1zig plant, coal-handling tt?.chinery o.nd bunkers, sm.tch- llrt, and ■ultable builcling. �fI -100n February 14, 1936, e contract uas entered int o m.th t ha St earns-Roger anufacturing Company, of Denver, Colorado, f or the instsllation of the l arger iart of the equ.ip:;ient i'or t he :pocar plant, pa.rt of the boiler uark being dons by he l3a'booclt & tiiloox Comp!'!.ey. ~.us sr1i tchboard ras instelled by our oun staff. Tha excavation for the t m--bin0 i'oundat ion m s st arted duriDg the t1eek Jlding !1eroh 7th. The ?To . 'loo, ox- lotJ-:r_:.,,3oour0 boile~ ua.s put in opare.tion dul'- Dg the ~ck endi ng Aug,ust 15th, the l1o o One, o~ high-pr0seraro boile:r Ga.s put in- o service during the \':eek ending Auguot 29th 0 and the entb'e pl ant ll.e.s 'b~Gn op- rated se.tisfectorily since Sept cabar 8 0 1936. On c.ccou.nt of tok:i.11g on e.ddi- , ionsl loe.d, pe,"'l:t"B i no~e:..s ed fro:n 9500 E:oU. to U., OQO rr. Uo The second D.ajor project ras at t he Il~li ~ ee l!lin0s, onex-0 o. nm1 □i:ae in nd of t he "f:lOD.~, i h9 JI1I?s t rro1•th t"'.llf!. Sout h Dntriea having bae:u tur110d, au 80-foot :lr shaft o'il!ik ::>r,.1 i'an i ~s tcllca. \7i th t he ccld.ition of r.::!O X'-0 ex"Gonoi vo develop- A coder-a. stool 1Giyplo rag el.so constructed e.t Rol i c,nco, z-epl a.cing t he old Doden structuro. 2h0 nsn tipZ)le io oguipJ;:ed uith sl1,,-:1ld.?1g ooraenn, picking t ables, nd loading t>.00:10, nnft is op3roting in excellent shfl!la nith i'irnt-clns s prep::u-alono ~e Dins track gauge t:7.:\S cloo m.dened fro=i thirty to f or·t y-tuo inches, ood 50 min-.:, C2%'G 1'.avin_g o eepa.city of four tons each t;are installed, together uith !ditioinl loco:iotivas, loading and other machinery. ve Pill obtain the full bene- lt f?'OZ!l thooe ir:l,?rovementa durillg 1937, through incro2.scd production encl lorer •sts. Diamond drilling done a.t B.eliance duri llf;; t l'.:.e Y0C:C illclll'as extensive coal •aervos f'or the rum ?Jo. 7 Hine. Another large project 008 t h.a continuation of t he Diaoond drilling progrl'I!l 1 8uper1or, mi.ch further enlarged the e.vailll.i>le oocl. reoerves to &1):proJd.mately , lirtH1ve million tons. AJJ O result of these Diamond. clril li~ operations, e. llr mine tiaa planned, to be lmown as the D. o. Clerk Uino , loc::,..t ed in the Vic- �-11- lnitY of 11D11 r.iine, Sul)erior. An appropriation of $999,040 uas authorized f or the aevel e>Fment of t he neo mine and pl ens uore completed during the year, end a.t t hi s pritin,g the Utah Construction Compa.ey ar e oinki.Dg t uo slopes and \7111, uithin J!. short time , commence t he t eslt of s i nking t \7o ci r shaft s . The n. o. Clerk Ji na m l l t ake t he place of t1i neo H:B11 , ncn • "D 11 • c..nd 11E11 at Su,!>2rior, uhich are rapidly being exlw.oot 0d, and t7ill h~vo c. ckd l y p r od.u.ot i on of 5,000 tons, m.th ,n ennueJ. output of 1, 000,000 tono. !ale proven cocl r ,:)oerve surroundi ng t his line rrill l ast t hi r t y-five yeers, and en e qti..a.l toml"_gc can b3 obt ained coat t horoof, ,Moh co.n be moved t hro'U@h t he D. O. Cla1:•l~ tline f or loa,l i ng ovel" t he ocme tip)l.0 0 thlo rum devel opment p recludes the n0cesoity f or mov:ln,_~ t h~ tor;n of S~el"lor, jlimir>.e.tin~ clso t ha expense of extendini: t he TTi nton B1.•c.nch rr.aich r:::'.s onti ci pated 'or aot20 year s o ~0 Di ~onO. dri lli~ progrc.:n at llelionce, Hint on ani S~I'ior, and that e.rried over fro::1 1935, ~ ount ed to 042,278. 93, o.nd. oos c..lu:!.rgcd to coat of pro:W,tiou, \:rith t ho i'ol l o\Tl~ rooulte: Tot al Cost ~Oilll@(.;e Cost }167.' ton Rclianca f."int on SU!l3r1or {)4,362. 81 5,6'19. 53 490, 266 505,829 890,386 t).00890 .01115 .036U Total $"-.2,278.93 32.266.59 All t1ines Another Clajor pr oj ect uas the i nstel.l.ation of t hree htmd.red fifty f our•n !lit c~r o e.t HPnna, replaci ng t he old wooden c::n-s of cme.ll c~pacit y-. 'lhi s l'oject c.!so included the remodeling of the tippl e , i nstcl.11:ng conveyors and itary <lump, the results from these ifil:?rovements baing moat sctisfactol'Y'• fihen • lla.nna. im.::_3rovements t:ere under consideration_ it uas oatioated that e. saving 1 nine cents per ton m>uld be accomplished, end. t he rosults so far obtained ..id i ndicate that there will be no difficulty in doing th1e. �' l filba measure of edditional 0a:pitel inveoted and the value of same nec- •oso.rily enters into the cost of producing coal. The follouing st~tement rep~oaents the avere-i-e Cupi tel investment of The Union F~cific 0oal Company, 1921 10 1936, inclusive, together u.tth t he mins cost D.l1d total coat of coal per ton, r1guras that e:ra age.in a.ffected by a:ny clmn.ge in TT~ scales: AW!,• invesv_wnt P~o~u.ci~ coot incluuin,z 2otal coot iuelu.ding t,tor during :year Depreciation 8 D~pletion 5% int. on investment 1921 0 16,371,316 1922 923 17,690,026 17,926,891 18,027,665 .926 ~26 18,109,380 18,266,892 ~ $~ ~28 ~29 930 931 ea2 933 ~34 ~6 936 18,46'::, ~97 100 651,lO~ 18,790,982 10,925,8~9 19,332,273 l.9 0 009 0 85£? 18,959,995 18,f/27,891 18,GZ~,46~ l9, 0351 0!1..:l ~.48 Cc::!;>itol $2.IY3 2ot10 $2.83 2.36 2.71 2.Gl 2.50 2.46 Effect of \'W..gl3 2.,Jl 2.03 a.os 1.05 1.01 1.67 loGS 1.6'!: 1.50 1.38 1.39 lo.ill l.~7 2.9'7 2.29 ~/'J'Co from 1921 ..... •?I':' aJ o &.::J Eoa.. 0.0130 ton 2.os II 01620 (III .1620 2.09 11 2.16 ll 01620 l'1 !1 .2580 11 2.15 n lo9'1 .3650 '1 l.83 1.83 l.85 0 II n .3316 II .2266 " .1629 n investnont figures have been corrected to elimi~te the in- astment nou ellocnted to t he Southern Uyo:ling utilities C01.J~!l.DY, and an o.d11.Stment to cover reduction in depletion cho.rges t:.3S oloo nc.de in 1925. The ital. cost of co~ includes interest at five per cent on the average yao.rly in- tet.o.ent, thus bringing costs to a trae ba9is. It uill be observed. tha.t our ige rates cro yet 16.29 cents per ton belou the 1921 figi. ire. During 1921 the tii.nton properties mtre acquir..>d and oince that ye~ cool llervea costing epproximately $225,000 were e.ddad to Capi tel Account• the neu d1tion t o the Eock Springe po'18r plant and the neu opening and steel tipple Belia.nee reprosenting further substantial C®itol additions. rua report contains figures of past tonn£JG'8 Dined, the 1936 production �-13;.206,159 tons, an increase over 1932 of sixty per cent end over 1935 of ngerlsr ·ourteen per cent. ,5000 000 tons. It io anticipated that the output for 1937 m.11 approximate TTith a p ossibility that fual oil priceo ~ b3oome s o higil in lie noxt feu YG~G as to make it uocesse.ry to ob£.ngo the uastarn lines back to 0 ~, it uould oeem desirable to \,ntch t h.D.t siiuction closely 0 keeping i n mind. ~ano for ad.di tional mine output. ~10 grom.ng cost of t axation, ,;o~lmlon•o compensation and aim:i.lar items, lua a probable increase in ueges effective April 1, 1937, suggeots n high0r evel of pxodu.otiou costs, th0 possibilit y of effecting oper a.ti~ oa.vi ngs do- reesiD,go A portion oi these increco0s C311 p0rlleps os met by n:,nmothods Dd furtlle~ i.::ljrovv:oont in m.an:ige:mont. l.i:he s~~l y of mine l abor once plontii'ul a nou olmoot nou~xistent end absontooian and le.bor turn-ov0r io noo baginning '.i:1ho pro:;;ierty ouot:-,in-::d. o oortoU!l loss in the resignotion of Ur. D. c. DKeohan, c;nex' Electrician by rosi&n,£>.tion Je.n. l, 1937, and by t he doe.th of ?fir. , T. Eonkell, Qe:a:~rcl fJc.otor tlocha.nic on Jo.no 27, 1937, mid tho uoo apparent aoopo.cite.tion of lli'o J mos L. Libby, Jlosistont Chief Dngineer, noo in th9 1sp1tal. ouff~ring fra::l encephalitis. , a maligne.nt foro of brain disee.se. Respectfully oub::nitted, . Original Si.gnctl EUGENE McAUL.1.FF,E,, •. ,· �'YEAR 1935 �THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY WASHINGTON UNION COAL COMPANY 141 6 DODGE ST REET O MA H A. N EBRASKA ;ENE MCAULIFFE, PRESIDENT IN R EPLY , P L EASE R EFER TO FIL E _ _ _ _ __ 'i'ot a l 't cn0 pPodL"!.c.ed P n" oi--a 6,o d o.ye nor,>lwd d trr·i.rig the y 0ar:t1 mine c o.st und ·i :;oi;ul co_~;; !) fo~ -i;h0 fco.rtoc:n yoaPly POL.,icd.0 0 1928 ~o ::1in --~ - pz, odUC t ~ C:.'! 'I C:!O ,c;:;;;,, -- e:,,,,w-e::re-., .. C (J 00-G :n:::r-# 1922 10-23 192~ 1926 1926 1927 16G o0 198.0 18 1s5 174 ,.<'.: 187.-1 214 . 7 1920 2~.S . 8 1020 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 270. 9 231 ~3 189.5 . 141.3 143 . ~ 181.0 215 . 3 2ho -norking t i m P8r ceut . ~ he t ot a l of tho mines incroasad 3~o3 d~ys • or 1Do0 2ho output inc r eaood 405,1:7D. 3G ·i:;ono . oti 20e2 per oon•i:;~ -~~""tO:J paid d !.l!' ing tho oal o.ruln.~ ~-oa1.., 1935 nor e a.a ohoun 1C34 " Feder a l t axes Othor t axeo TOO!AL . os02. sae.71 I ncro~so 1C35 •=x:- ,,;381, 74O.G3 ].39 1 180 0§.0 . 14~ 2 .f10 .s_o $442 ,179.31 (i.530, 010.,.m, I\ ,; 78 . 750oSJ 9,108~ ...'7~ fl, 'il anv , r.ov...G• (iO~.; �P.ax0s ohaPc0d to mining op3~ations totalod ◊401 9 059 043~ an ine~oaoe or. 051 0 8 76 024. 1 'rho ·totlll ta~-cos cll3.:,,-,e0d ·i;o min.in.a opoi~~t:loas oqualod 1~ 0 81} cents P3!? ton ~ a. doex)onco o_ loOB ocn·ts pGr ·ten. rz-om 19S~. Qa:>.crn1 c~pct'...ooa 1 inclti.:iing oal m.,ieD , :1.nsw.'"o.n~c 9 :'Li'.! j nrics t o peroone,.p uo!'lruonwo co·:,ponso:t :lon i;,,surr...nthJ p 0•;:;a ?:, totnlod Zo't' i 110 r0~ , 'j 205 :,302 0 ?9 D fl!l in<»:>oo.so 0'\fCl.· 1f)3~ or U26 o~M ;,25c '?ho n:1.ne cos•ii inox>co.oc:H1 2o2 co::1tc c.nt?. tho total e-oot :ln"" orcuse sr2..)'rt:l ov0:: t~_.:- y:,cu..., 1 G35, c~i:o.1 ·i;o O..,GG cm1.1;!J r,ez, ten. JJ. atm:..-ri~~ of ~~o ino~ccaoo ~nkin 6 orrcct ~P~~l le 1S3~, Uu..! oubsoqnont Itoti .... April l. 1 10&·~ Ootobar 1, lv36 u avo~'bgl' l; 193G !01At -$.2341 --- .. 0020 l!ohnnical ~ondor~: Durine5 tho year 1935, tho pcroonto.[p o-2 oonl moohanioally ._oaded tma 99.03 par oent. on Decol:lb~r 31g 1935 , 15G l oading imitn .••ro 1n service, total capital 1l?,'t"ootmont if! o.0chunioe.l loaders, •1th doprec1at1on to Deoember 31, 1935, act to::.--i;b bolow: �o:rigin.Sl eapitnl 1nveotrw11t Dop~eoiution t o Deeonbo~ s1. 1935 originQl enpit ul inv0otoent~ lon~ de?. preciat:ton. Jru'l~y· 1 11 l.936 D0preeiation ~-o r the ycci.r 1935 ne3 11,e29o0~ T-otal tozio l oad0d. maob.nnieully, 1935 2 D959s,703 o50 0 600, 432 038 $ l88 j)803 o32 26/ 781000 E&aod cu t ho t otal ton..Y1af:~ nincd in 1035 0 tho co.pita.1 inveoted in l rodine; ~hi nery no of Doeci:ibe~ 31st O TTUs e06 eon.Cc P8l') t on 0 •. !,it::3 r.rorkGd ar,.tJ. Eru?nik!@ of En1;)1~:yo□ ~ Sinc0 1926 f) an nce~ate x>0e oM of tlD ~?n:lngs o£ all union... i ncd Gino employes mo b~on r:nmtained ') ?i?mJ. uhieh tho :?olloving res w::o hiln been a.botracted. : !Joo of 130.il ...,.,~l~od AVOi"Clg0 Shiftc Darked ----- Pe~., lJuy "' • m.">umitE l?er four __ .. . . , 1926 1927 1S28 1929 1930 1951 1932 1933 1934 1935 00. ~3 ◊1G3 o4G Glg9G5o87 1/70706 l / 7650"7 1 . 608 00 7 043? o~9 2.oso.92 1,559 . 9 1 1 651.G 1 , 925.2 5.9-2 5 . 82 l~Oo@l 155053 120olJ:2 100.22 90. 73 104. 50 2 11 10:3olS 1 , 78108 1 11373 07 1 , 609. 5 9. 02 OoGO 7 o~3 6 065 s.gs l?lo8B lBOo83 111.ss 2 . ~ . 0S 2 ,254. 76 1 1 866 . 36 1,541. 04 1 ,202 . 64 1 ,088 . 76 1,254.96 1,Bss.se r.;:ho e xisting Y:ugc n graeoont e xpP:,on Enreh 31,, 1937. Doubt- lQas n donami f' or a six • hour day uill a.,e..iin o.pz:,oar o Snfot:1 I.!oaouros: I'"ne so.fe t y t1ork ina ugurat ed in 1023 n.:.11 eont!n~ nithout cenoaticn , has res ul t ed 1n a. su.bstant!ui i:2'!ui>oue!:?on-t in the number Of Ill!m!lhif'ta \,orkod ·and tons produced par .fc.tm.l and. n on.fatal acci- dent. Tho year 1935 unrortUll:8,tely proou.eod ~ total of' 8 fatal ac cidents, which raised the seYer1t7 r ate, th0 tH.!tibe:F of -man houra per lo•t time accident, h oweYar, :mu.ch 1.rr:.provm:.1., :1norous1ng tram 44 , 455 Sil 1934 to 52-84:l 1n 1~5• an 1ncrease of 17 e5 90r cent. The total �fatal ities oltl'f'el,,od i n The 'O"'...ion Pacific Goal Oompany rn..tnos J) u :1.th tllo Pal~io per mill:lo.;.:i. tons of coal r.iinad p c ompar ed. with s :tlllilar rri,ni i::rii i cs oovoring a.11 bitwninous o ml utl.nos ill the Uni·tccl St ates , f or ·t ho -y-eat"'s 1923 ·i;o 1935 , incluoivo, a.r·0 oho\m belo:n Oo::ioaris o.u oi.' Pa:iio.l k.ocidonto poi.. ilillio:::i To..1S of c oul rlinod Tho union pac i?:lc O O:tl G om,a.ny and United Stn·tos D O omoru;;od. - - · -- - ----..;;;T-h_i_r...;.;·t:..;:0;..;..c:!; Yem.-.1:v )?ol'"ioio - 1925 1f' _ ) 10-2{'; 9 1925 1920 19'2? 1920 1029 1930 G 0 •7 0 15 D G 1031 1932 l ~~· 19viJ 19S~ 1935 6 3 8 Safety o.xp0:1.Cli1GU1.~oo cll.ru:'goa.blo to oin0 co::rto ro:- t h0 ea.1- end'.l:~ j"'O::l&D 1C2G ·to 1 035.11 i uc l u.si vo • ru,-.0 oe•i; :?oi--·bll b~l ou: :czo~ndituros 'lo~ satot y Oho.rod to lli!;}.o Go:1to - . F or Tb.irtoen Yoiw P3r.-.::;i~o~d.;.._,_ _ _ ______ --- ----------Yeai' 1~23 102~ 1925 1926 l D.27 1028 1929 1930 • 1931 1932 1933 1934: 1935 ;_.,n.bor o.nd IL".ter io.l (; ·71.,981.03 152 '7~.18 120: 23;;.41 153,915.11 86,880.00 98, 374068 97,274 .70 oa,341.47 "/0,830.2. 57,591~39 511141Ge8' '6,i1".0'1 50,.433.16 '& OJ.is tanc:1 ooot Per ~OZl ~} .02a .054 .046 .055 . 032 .os, .032 ~034 .009 ;ooe ~005 ~010 ,.017 Keeping 1n mind that novelty 1o an :lr::portont elomont 1n tbo !work of 1nsp1r1ng interest 1n safet~r p.-aaotioos • i t tvas doc1ded noar �~.,r1••11:i.o'~" "' '•'tOJ. t":' O:'.?""' r-, ';"1'.:_··1,·.·,.z..\.,r•·':-A,.-.i:,,. -~-,..........,.:.,..... Lt'-~ V D"~~-? ... g. 1.W.lLU 1.,, _ "' 19•~/". ~ ~ w.· .!..., 3'0'4i:' vu I) ~1ac1J. !t!.:s.10 gomg A • 'i.;h1.,01J.gh the p=•0oediu.1: mo.::1t~ -:1i?::;hou<; r: l ost tim o.ccidon·t:; v1ill b 1) o.nru."dod :c'OtU"' p~isva t> tm•o0 ·\:;o n :Ll'lo \1 0:.~ko~o p of (~15~ (l10 t111d (>5,c, ,..-,:I.th u p1.,izc o-Z ,JlO :':oz: lll1.dc:."' GI" 0t1.r1t1 11.n:1:;; i?o~c~no ii t'!llbo;; of Yee.I• -1031 Inj 111~ i{3 0 ..-we::- -.• • '1ill#';,:tt. ► r: It 1u oolievod Ht~boP oi r.1:1no Scotion.n W.'G_!l..'o"""''u:-~-... 2.!!:',l1 E Otu}S OX-1:,::>i P◊Z' - In 'l tS' 't" ~-...,"-=:s--~ ........_. Q-- Total ,.,I11:Lt:!£~l no 0 18 1.}(,> ;3(1_ 1952 1~33 . 1934 3n El 71 ~G _,1 tV 1mm p".!r ;;en :LV! J.93~ 0 ·i.;o J. .,n;:;. in 1 058. l.'J Atl::.1it:I. o?'.'.a.1 r:.u.--:10:rou.o old Ui:1d ~otic:;:o cnco~ ·.-:-011e olonx>od t:;?,, and TilJ.cn a11m,nL1ct; :i.~.i mclo fol:' auoh" tho ao·tu:11 oost(j 1.1111 o.ppro::ti~to that o:: :ciJ.o p::ov:lou.r::s :roar .. 'g~2.:) c.ru1w.l examination o:: ~i;b.e D:U'lO~ tJU5 0 o:idt!o'jcd during the si.:11:--;4"':t"' or l~XSl.3 by nr. William lioorhcn.cl• ::ino Supori'i:1·iim1!lent !1n~ll~teriul_and suppliea: :!:ho oru;m;_::,s in valu.o of stool!G o~ rJi:io i:ntor i ul nnd oupplio □ O:ll"r:l.ai oinc o DoeoEZ:or 31- 1923 , in act f'o!l th in t!l.0 i'eillouing k-coozaa.: �T THE 'ONIOM PAOIFIO COAL CO!:.lPAltY and s ourRERN WYOlmlG Ul'ILITms OOtlPA?lY (Eleotrie Depart mant) Matorial and Suppllea on Ho.nd -" Deomuber Sl a t ~ Ye ars 1 923 to 1935 2 Inc lusivo crtrrtt - Yanr Ooal Oom.~¥ (\ 1923 v 688,341 418, 79'7 1924 3S9, Sl3 • 1925 267-095 1926 253,075 192'1 1928 1929 Red.u.ction )!til itien Cora,en~ 0 t".> l2g893 11 11 379 1930 1931 196.7£2 197,26'7 '\?:s>675 1932 1933 193' 1935 2,546 2 g920 3 ,959 192 586 208:270 l~/'121 315-503 308~345 2GOg231 2.e:3, 3417 201-"367 ,1~205 pt 235 11 649 307 11464 326.11765 2~7g09S 5s,167 255,064 230, 052 V 360pG92 2'78/)877 2 59.,576 270117'18 G11 501 59643 .f:D06Q (\ (? 586.,3<!1 4-Slg620 11,782 265,130 275 1036 from 1923 Total 326.,llO 3~2s,994 38~,074 39G ' '129 109~612 106.9510 212,237 390:02a 374-"104 leromnd.iso stor0s: OtJ!l 1:9rch::md:loo otOI-oo 1> under the oontinuing DD.llagant)nt of a-. B. no Joffoi2io D t!mia@r of stores, nado a. very good shaving t or 1935. Reoul ts for tho eo.l ondar yoo.ro 1954 acd. 1935 are shom1 below: iotal Op0rat 1ng Bet Ex.per.sea and 'faxes Invent ory value Year - Total sal e s 1934 0 746~952 $ 196~575 $ 139~093 0 , 1~003 1935 911 ,-t60 195.'762 162.851 63 . '718 13,758 $ 16,?09 lnorease@l64 1 508 Deoreaso "" • .., 823 • ,. Earnings "' Accounts rece1nbl e, )lercb.andioe Dcpartmont , as ot Decomber ~l, 1922, to 1935, 1ncllls1ve, are shown bel ow:: Acooants Receivabl e - J[e.rChandi se De~ment · l!!!. = = Amount t es,IO'f. 1' ae#ee&.aa 12,,s,. a1 11, 0,0.11 18,'J.9.U Amount Year Amount 1~'1 t TS,1'1Se09 19S8 '11,90&.9'1 9' 1 139.11 1119 '18 1930 1 188.N 1931 1~2 1113 193' $S9--&99~U par 1936 12,en~ae &9,lW..10 ea,Ne.ll "·"'·" �pensions: on December 310 1935~ a total of 53 men uere c~ried on the pension roll so During the year 7 nanas uore added to the roll ~ 2 pansionel's dw!ng daring ~che -yeo.r P suggeoting o. net in<U?eaao of 5 nam3so Tho total OI:panditl.lt'o fOl" pens:loz10 f Ol" the ~~ 1935 ua.o $27,915~lli, or Oo9'1 cents per ton of conl Dincd 0 '.?he tolia.l sum paid for pansionsp 1914 to l935p incluoivo 9 uao 025? 0 0500 70~ sale of ooal a.t Hanno.: Sulc of 000.1 to 'xhe· Sheridan Coal OOID!XlnYo Roynoldo~Updiko Ooal CcmpanyO The Harrie fl oa l O~~y J> and Ao F o cru:10~ on of lie.st in gs, Beb:rasl.O 1> uao continued throUf9l tho ye~, tho snlo of ocal at Han.~a, 1925 t o 103511 incluoivo O oot forth boloug - Avos-ueo Year Teno Gold Prico Rocoived 192~ 1~6 19'27 1928 50,662.20 53,912.00 58~809.50 03*030 19'Z9 l ~O 1931 1032 193! 19M 1035 44 1 5Z4.30 ss.17,.'7s 33.606.80 30.s10.oo 30.,62041,0 27,733.36 s,.203.10 29~12,.eo s.oss s.04a 3,.053 2.927 2.7,1 2.650 2;&&0 2.42, 2~520 2,.sea Avorag:> 02.ua 2ota1 Cost ?.l?oi':lt Amount 2 . 053 ()0020 1~00-3 1.034 ()46 ,609.22 65,020.73 --- 2.012 1.856 1.675 1.734 1~709 1 .so9 l o534 1 .566 1.MO 1.107 1.;252 10007 .949 .931 .890 .96' .9&8 60,809.00 53,295.58 44,030.78 53 ·941.0, 29;°'8;89 2e,sov_.s9 24.682.69 32.,629;,6 27.318 ~8' Tm "average total c ost " shaan is that covering the c ost of all coal sold at Hanna , 1nolwi1ng t he 1tetm of gonero.l expenses ar..d .taxes. • too1a1 Betterment•: As heretof'ore., the Ooal Ocnpen7 hao taken an aotiw pirt 1n aaa1at1ng t he soo1al aot 1v1t1es maintainecl by its empl oJ9s • '!he •Yeral o mnn•iuit7 OoWJOi ls carried on thl- ougi:wu"' ·Ghe ,ear 1n oammend.- J&ble 118lmer . t he tota l oontr1btit 1ona made to sooial and welfare work lbu-Sng the ,-u alllOWlted to $8.,97,.28 6 or $o00Sl per ten. Such 1n-.. �oludocl Qontributions to tho oommunity aouncils, Old Timers Assoo1at1cn, Boy and Girl So outs, L:ibor Day a e l ebrat ion 9 churohes II O:b..r•ist.-. muo calebrnt5.one , bands , @ll'den pti:lzeo.o etc. A tota l of 94 bo~ ond 112 girls attended tho t,.·,o Scout ce.m9aD oaoh of t wo v10eks t dura... tio.:"'l, held at Wou Park Lnko 11 J1.1ly 7 t o August 5 0 Ea.eh of tho erunps uere splendidl y 1r.anagacl" th0 ozponoo of ope.rat ion a lmost uholly oared .r·ol' by the f,c. out o~ ganizn.t 1 ems 0 Old Titlers Association: ~he El ovon·~h Annual Old i:?it:.ero Re•Jr..ion ,;ms hold. Stttuz,o..o.~., June 22nd., in the Ol d Timers Bttlldmg ut Hock 8plPinBO ~ i:7.ith 6(?0 Old Timer□ a.r..d their uivoo and g11eota in attc~'ldnnoe o lcCarty Tias e l ec-tcd ~r-o~:d.d0nt o ~o P1. . ::1:nk Lo Chiof Jru;tioe of tho St1p1~ow oourt of Uyoming D Ho:ao Rnlp..11 Kinb~ll D o.ddrocoed the Old T inlox,s o The organ.. izo.ticn,nu.1 co-.:wioting of G6O E:>I:J.bors. hno gro\in into the moot ~ portant soci o.! OZ08Uflillation pwtioipated. :.!.n by the Oonpan:y•s om- . ployas. Bcr.ibcrship ther0in, c~sed on t rre~.t'S' yo:ire cont!nuot'.s sen1oe, 1a assiduously souwit tor. laplozost.. Magazine: Tr..e- EnplO'J'8s' XS.g?-zine oont1nued to maintcin 1ts stande.J'Cl of efficiency and 1ntereat;, a total of 27,875 copies of the nagu1ne distributed during the ,ear. total net c ost of publ1oat1on_tor the ,ear $3,"37.30, an s.no..eaae nu the prev1otlS ,ear ot 01eo.,,. lnam-e of Jlan Power: 'fhe numbe• ~ :mtne e11plo19a 1n the service of the Ocmpan7 tv the fourteen ,..al7 periods 1a shown beloY?: �..,9!'9 Nwnber Kan peri od za no lo 1923 Jano lg 1924 Jano 1, 1925 Jano 1, 1 92 6 Juno 1 , 19217 J nno l .9 1928 J ano 1D 1929 Jano 1» 1930 Jano l s, 1931 Jano 1 ' 1932 1935 Jan. 1' 111 1934 Jan. Jan. l1~a 1935 1936 Jan. 3, 6'74 2',8'7"7 s ,eso 2,470 2,111 1,884 1 11'729 1,921 19822 1 1 813 1"719 · 1.733 1-1 8 69 2 9 246 • Reduction Par Cant c:q "" 797 844 1,204 1£)563 2loG 23 0 9 33 o0 42o5 48 ~7 19790 1Q945 52e6 4,7~7 50~4 50~6 53~2 52 ~8 ~9~1 38-,9 1·755 1;e52 l p86l 19955 1 ,941 19805 1 $>428 Due t o t he inor ea.so in c1enand f op c oa 1 0 377 addit ional men uere add0d t o t he f orc e as of D000mbar 3l s to Dtwing the year_, 1, apprentioos uere ~int o.ined in the shops at Roo~ Springs t> Re~ianc e , . Vlint on l> superior and Hanna , inol.ading G 0l ectricalt> s machinist , 2 blaeksni th:, 2 uoldol? 0 and l au.to mechanic apprentices o cmtmRAL: The F irst Aid Field Do.y uas h eld J une 2 l nt O a.nd a s usual, was ver y heavi ly attended, the uork gaining in intereat with each slleoee ding year• Seven men • s first aid tea.ms uere ent er ed. in the cont est :, ·11ith six Boy Se ou.ts 1, five Senior Girl so outs 1 , and f1ve J u.niQl> Gii•l scou.ts t t eams l ikewise engaged 1n the cont0st. The team r epresenting Superior "Bn, tton and "E" Mine s uon f i r st place 1n t he 11eftta competition with a score of , 9a-..1/:S . Tho Uint on team .finished lecond n ith 4,96-,1/3 points• and Hanna l o• 2 Team t ook third place .. · with a score ot ,&94...2/S. In the sco11t competition., Ranna won the Senior Girl.a, cont eat• s11perior ocou.pJS,ng second , and Rel1anoe thud ' Place. su.perior wan the Junior Girl :Scouts• contest, with W1ntm •eaQld and Hanna third. 'l'he B07 scouts• contest was wen bf the Hanna boya' t eam, with the Hanna .Japanese t eam second~ a.nd the S1.1per1or teaa 1n third plaoe. �t. On First Aid Field Day, Mr o Eo Ho Denny, Dis trict En gine er, Uo So Bureau of' Mines s, Denv erp r epresenti ng The Joseph A 0 Holmes safety Asaoci a tion 9 present ed t o The Union Pac i f'ic Ooa l Company oerti f ieat~s of' h onor for enviabl e safety :reo ordsp one for t he par f orm.anoe in a ll mit10s » two to superior 170 8 mine P and on.0 t o Rook Springs Noo ~ Mine '3 On Au gu.st 23rdp 2 00 men 0 ompl oyes of Superio~ non MinE>'; members of the s t aff o.f Th e Un:lcn Pa.ci i'ic Ooal Oompany, r ®pr0a0nt~ tivea of the Uo S o Bureau of' !li.nes 0 and Mx>o Theodore I.'Iwvin. 0 were entertained at a dinneF in the Old Timers Buil dingo At the c l os0 of t he dinner 9 l'.iro ttarv-in p Editor of 0 The Expl ooiv0s Engin001: ,/ pnbl ish.ed by The H0~eulos Powder Company,, again prosent ed to t ho Oompany ·t!::o 0 sentir.i.elo of safety0 t.rophyg ,1hioh is at'101.1ded annual11' by Tho Ke1"'cules Po~1d~ company for t he best otttotanding sai'et y i-eoord shoi.n by a bitum:inons mine in the United Stateo,, the bronze trophy of at tractive design s, Don the previou.s year by Superi or uBn Mine , . nou in possession of superior "o" Mine I t o be retained for the peri od of one yeartt The increas ed df:imand for coa l shown in 1935 uas cared far through the medium of double shifting t he mines and the emp1o,ment of additional men. wage negotiations were del ayed thrott€'Jlout tho Btllmner b'f the f a ilure of operators and ~ .no uorkers 1n the A,ppal.£.chian .. c.oa1 f1elcl.s t o arrive at a basis of sat t l em.ent 9 u ith the result t hat on September 23rd, all bittlI!linoua mines in the United states sua..., i>ended operation, this sa.spena1on conti n uing until oetobe~ l at, men Work was resumed. Anticipating t he suspension period. 6 4 6,352 tons of coal were purchased from commercial r.iine;e in the Rook Springs and 11 ~•l!merer t1e1d.,, 1n add1t1on to the normal tonna:ge ord.1nal'1ly s upplied �b-y these mineso Not until Decemb$r 19, 1935, was the joint wage agreement si~ed, i ncreases of 50 cents p~r day of seven hours paid to all ot1ts1de and inside men other than those engaged on meohanical loe.de:r.s, an i..7loraase of 70 oents granted to machanieal lon.d1ng cre~s. The piek mine~af rate uas inoreased 9 cents par tru.P and a..~ inoroasa of 6 0 5 c ents par t on Tiaa given to men loading on pit car 1,ndors 0 An increase of ten per c ent in dead uork and yardage r,aa a l90 all~"' ed, the measure of t his inor0as0 set ou.t en an earlieI' page of this reporto Tbs ino1~aase in manpou0r, approximating 20 por ceut ~ em,- ployed in 1935" uas almost nholly draun from the fnnilies of older amployss 9 and ~hile this addition of young ~n uas noces0a~y and d esirable O tho o~psnso of training saz:ie resul ted in an inorease in mine lnbo~ costso Dov3lopment -r1ork ha.a b0en ,1ell maintained in a ll mines, 171.th the exception of 0 B" and "E0 t11nes , Superior, and Ro. 3 Mine, Wintcn, these mines rap1d1y uorking out• A new open~g in t he No. 7 Seam at Reliance uas start ed during the 7ear and uill be br<?ugut into produo.t1on uith the completion of' the nett Reliance tippleo At Winton, a :rock tu..11.nel "r,las driven a distance or 825 feet fr-:>m No. 1 to No. 7½ Seant roopening the latter seam, thus providing additional produ.ct1on, All mines uere double shifted during the yeo:z-, and for a portion of the time• Reliance, Hanna., and Noo 4 lli.ne., Rock Springs, uere WOl'ked on a tbree.-shift basis. ·· Lo.ter, this system nas changed, the iad.nes n orkinc six da,c per ueek, rotating the onplo,es, tl1o shifts Pll' da7. Additional diamond cht1111ng \7111 be done 1n the vicin1t7 of IUper 1or during the ,ear 1936., and "D" IIino uill be r e opened 1n Ol'der • �-12.. to maint ain the ox1st1ng Olltput until neu development can ba secured,, l"Jhioh ~epresents a task of major proportiono Tha vrork of oonstruct1ng the neu tipple at Reliance is ii·10ll under way. and sho•1ld be compl.eted by Jttly lg 19360 Due to the incroase in demand for 0leetric pouor 9 au exten.. aion ·to 'lihe present pcmer plant at Rook Sprin~ was a.uthar1zed 9 and. it :ts expeoted that same will ba roady for operation in August• 1956 0 ast1~0 ted oost approx1.m4t0ly 0500p000o During the year 1935., our propart1es uere honox,od nith nm:t)rollfl visitorn from abroadD including mining lll.9B. f1~om Greo:t , Br1taiil.s, Auatralia 9 and Ueu Zealando with the oxeoption of the enf'oreed suoponeion of one uaok# above rsre~rad to 9 J.abor relations have been most s~tisfaotoryo What n eu situation uill arise uith the expiration of the present wage ageement on Maroh Sl}' 1937~. it io difficult ·to anticipate. Thero io definite dangor of the Union making demands for not only o. shortor Tiark day, bt1t increased \1age rateso Respectfully submitted, Ori gi.m 1 Signccl f.lJCENE ~:icAUUFFE �YEAR 1934 �THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY WASHINGTON UNION COAL COMPANY IN REPLY . PLEASE REFER TO 1416 DODG E STREET O MAHA, NEBRASKA EUGENE MCAULI F FE, PRES IDENT FIL"--- - - - - llarch 20p 19350 IU'• Ho Wo Cla rk" ob!l:t1..~nn 0 Board of Trust ees 0 Tho Union Pa o if io Coal C ompm1y 0 120 Bro£?.dvay O M 0t1 York ,, Uo Y o -Dear Sir: I subnu.:~ here nith th0 fol loi:-1'1ng resum~ of Tho union Pc.cifia c oa.l company operations for t he ~""0or 10~~ ~ line Production a.nd Cost s : T ot o.1 t ono p.r oduocdD av0z-uco claye u orkcd during tlle yaaz- 0 mine and toto.1 e oi::rtD i'or the t h irteen yeo.rly p3ri ods 0 1C22 ·jjo 19:½ 0 5.n.,. oluoiv~ , is ~et fo~~h bol ou: (Jilli' Prodt1<lti o.n Tono avor :ico n:i.:vs u orkcd t1i 110 coot Toto.1 Cost 922 923 E4 2,253,773095 3,2~1,104.85 16600 02033!) (;2.706 2.548 2,'779.064.5'!: 2,776,245.'15 2,1150.430.20 2,927,389.86 3,060,632.25 174.-1 2,a21,677.oo ES 6 127 ~8 129 130 131 132 ~3 1134 2,so?,ess.25 2,453,527.24 2,045,270.00 • 2,007,558.23 2,402,552.95 I I 19808 18105 2 oS97 2o2'16 248.8 270.9 20078 20026 1.854 1.815 1.673 1.657 1eG40 1.556 l.81. 0 1.s90 187.-1 214.7 23lo3 189.5 141 .3 143.4 l,,377 2.441 2.292 2.270 2.114 2.053 1.875 1.901 1.893 l.742 1.588 1.asg Tho y;orkina tiDe of the m1nes h1creaood. 57.6 da~, or 26.2 pe~ lent. The output incr-0asod 304 1 994.72 tons ~ o~ ·14:.54 per oent. Tho •otal taxes po.id dw ing t ho co.l ender your 1934 ,,ere a.a t ollot1s: 1933 1934 Inoreaae other t axos 0120,576.69 ()302,989.71 139 1189.GO 136 , 415.88 $182,413.00 2,"173."12 '.roto.l (;256 1 900.5'1 (1442 ,179.31 $185,186e74 F e deral taxes fazes charged to mining opor at icns tote.loci . ·s4G 1 983.19, an 1nDreaae or ' I �'-'145,~65.10. 1 hG totnl taxes cb.arg0d ~ o m5 nin.{; opcrn"cionc equalea , 1 14•0 ocn·ca poz, ten" c.n i!101~c~sc of' 5 cents por tan ovol" 1933 Oen• 0 eral o::9on:Jec., :li1clu.tling on.lni"ico, :lnour-unoc 9 :i.njuriec i;o pcrs011e, :t1oi--l.TfilejJ. t s c !O!)Oncc.t ion ~a tU'Qnoc ., o to o O •:.; oimlod for the yc:1r f238,8~So54i, un in<>rcn~o over 1933 or t,iGDOOGo13o ~i:'ho mino oost inoi"onood 1 o3 ooutc nnd tho iotnl oont inoent.s per tO!l OVOP !C33 o ':'ho total u:tno 1~bor eos·i:; ftYJ:t o~vc.nQ,.hotU, da:, of?cc·civc J11.~.ril 1 0 1~35 0 l"ooultou. in a~i a.:9~1ro:t:l.t:atoly 11.0 conto !}Or -can l'm, ·tho nino monthot rriod, nnd 80'1: 7 c~n·~c r,~r ~ on .for t.b2 y0::1I? 19:5~ 0 ,._ ________ ...._._: eolllLtiica1 Loo.de?.::1 .. Dur:l::g t:!o ~..1:: 19'5<!lt n .?wth'-1" inm...oa.s0 iD. po:ziocnta.co of' . LAi". !l"'"' -,-. •• r,,rv. v- C ~.J,j;..t ~f• v._ ·':l._,., ..,.,..,... > r " ...-:.\'"' .... ~,.J ·'..,,~--v.;Ji 1.4· U loo.<.lod mchc.nienll:;. On DcccnQoza 31, ~ , 1C3 l roc.::~1; i1n1·;;~ noro :l:1. t:h)rvico, total c ~p:!.ta 1 2..n.voGtz::ont 1n IDohanio0:1 load.oro, ,11th doprcoi.ci;ion. to Dooenbcr- 31 1 1054, sci:; .r~th •lo,,: Ol'ig:inal oanitnl 1nvostmant Der_i:eoia•tioi1 to Deoenber 3 1, 1934 OZ.iginal c~oitul invo3tmen~ , l ess de• Pl'eci~t1cn., Jc.ntmry 1, 1935 Deprooic~tian Zor t ho year 1934 'l'otnl tans loa.ded mecban1ca l ly, 1934 0171,842.42 32,092.31 2,340,24'1 Basod on the total tannnge mined 1n 19&1> tho c apit a l invoated l 108.dine naohinery n:::, or neoomocr 31st r:nc 7 .1 c ent o !'>Ol~ t uH. �t,illJO uo:.ak0d ond EUXWllin{!G of BL1.Qloyo n ~ Sinoo 1926 • an a c c ura t e r eoo1,d oi' ·tho oa!ln ii'lgs of a.11 u.nion- f!Zod Dito cr....pl oyas hc.c been :r.u1.inta.i11ci O i"'r on nh:1011 i;ho f'ollonin.6 reolll?le has been abct r>nctc<.~ : U oo of: i·:ou ~ EnDlo:vod !l.926 2g103o6 1- ~r! , 81 O U{' l:Z 1~9 1930 t:~ = 1 1,6 7307 1~70:,7. 06 1 0 715507 l:,6<)0o9 2~6 0905 l:>55V o0 1 0 G5lo0 Av oro.~o Do.ye no::.~kecJ. lB?'o~ 2 1~ o7 248 08 27009 23103 18905 1~1.s l ~S o<!. 101~0 _ ll.v,or~ro I~et POP 'fJ~y ~- - ~ 1'•('1 q -13 •jv _ ~ o<Y.a 8 060 ? o-{!3 7 o49 7 o43 6 066 5 o92 5 o82 r.ar-n:1nr,;e l~nfffi ....... 1.1e~ Yoar ..,,, {jl, ,.,, GSo-16 (v.") - t ~ o \,..\':L ·•oa •• 9.:,r." O'-' 1•,0()01 156 063 120 ~'!3 100022 D001iS 10.C o6:1 t) l D065 0 87 2 0 0Mo03 8 0231.70 2 g050o92 1 gt1GO oS6 1 9 54:Lo,OO 2p~~02 . a,e 1 0 038 .76 1 9 2 M.96 Dino Gafct-:, r:or?: inc.u.c;ur!lt ed m 1C23 £L7.d o cr..t 2nuo<l ,-iithou.ii aessc.tion 0 hs.s ::.:-0~!.ll•:;~:1 ~Jt a oL:.l>ntc.1:xc ia1 imJ.rovoucnt ~ mnnnh!fto \oGI'kcd end tcno PZ'cdt1ocd :m -i.;h o nl.U:lbcr p "1' .fatal nnd nan-.f'ata l aoo1dent, fbe t ote.l i':xcal it iea a1:ll'f ar cd in Tho union Fae i f>ic Ooal o om_98ny nttnoa • '1th t ho r a tio p er m;tlion tens of co.:i.1 mncd• eomp.:ircd u !th Gintlar itatis,;i ce covering all bituminous c oal nL-ieo il.! t ~ o thited Sta.too, ~Ol' tho yenra 1923 to 1934, inolusivo • aro oho~:n hal ou: �~.c::ipnri son or ~atal Aooide..vito per YI!llio;.1 To-.as coal t!lned 1:.uo Union Pac:U io CC!ll C Ow!JO.ny ~mi United [;tatcs c ompurcQ. .. Tuolvo Ycr:u,1~ Porioda 1 - aomnm1x "l>ntaiit lee per '1 ho Union. Pno_i.f.io Coal ~oo.r ratal it.1.os :1~3 ~nJ~ 1926 J926 19'J7 1928 ~g 1.930 l.931 l9Z2 l933 1934. b_QOO1 ,000 ~ onp 1G 9 6 C '7 8 12 8 All Bit wuinouo r.Iin~ff u o s ~ i-•d:;a.1:t."G es por i?ntalities 1.oqo ooo •1.1 onf:. 2 '1o9~ 3o10 1,,oss DolG 2 o80 2.00 2 ,//''J 3o9l 1D8S~ 8 0036 , lD°iBf) oSO l,;{!3 lo25 - ~r:olvo Yc~r l"or!od I!!!. Labor-a end Entaria1 L92s 0 71,981003 152,751.18 120 ,,ss •.c.1 1SG:01s.n as,eao.oo 98,3'14.68 o,.2,, .,0 L0"...4 ~ ~ =~ = 1127 -0 131 lass 98 341~'1 '10:830.2' 57.so1.s9 51,416.84 46.144.0'1 3~6 Sol~ • "AG vo _ ~o78 8000 aro <=~t O) 1 "!"!-iJ Cb.::.trt; .:.:.,;,,,.:::.,.. v..·1 ..:1•--~")oc u -?o·• ..l u<-a.ro~y V .... V...a.:, ~(1"{' 3o00 3 oS6 i:,~() 1 9 705 1 0010 1 0 050 OeJ ~,...,C...00 ·· 2 .~o ! 3,.. v S uOO 3 oc3 -o -- 2 0?6 s :3o4:6 lqOOG ~ o:w f.? o60 ) 8,50 (1.:..,.,,. 1.atll 0 to -.:;~"' CO~jS ,I .:.-..- r.;inod .... ..., Coot £C-l"' 'l' an S 24:l 105 2:021:670 0.022 .,064 2,'1'10 .os.e 2,'17G 1 246 2.'150,430 2.92'1.390 3.ooo.em. .046 .055 0032 .034. .002 .OM 2.ao,,.ass 2~5S 52'1 2 •°'5:2,0 2.007,,558 2,,00,555 .029 .oos .025 .019 Tho prs.otioo inaugurated on July 1, 1951,, of a1v1ng prizes ~ ma.jox- value for improved snf'oty pcrfcn,~100 ,:nc continued tllJ:acugb. ~ , cno o.ato::iobile a.nd sixtoon ocsh prizon• totnl:ln~ 0~1 300• ntmrdod. ~ l935, two priz.c o, oans1Gt1ng at ~ trllll!3portm.t1on and traveling ~ 1 8 8 ~:mi Rook S~ings C'lfl Hanna., to Sc-: ~Pd,, /ilaokn, by train and ~ P • will be, eubats.tllted rrr tho autcnobil "1lt1«. to the Alaskan. tr1pa , aixteon eaoh 1z 0.1,ardC>d Jn 19M. In . . ill also be auardad. �-. r,10 splendid i,,0olllto o'bto.inod f'ron tho o.u~d ~ongem-9nt are \"!oll :1.n tho follOTiinf":'.i ~ ! ' l ' o s s e ~ !.ill:l R Ol1.! 'S 1.TOo of Je~· Injm.~ 0 i0s l931 1932 1135 J.934: \10:s-kct! .P0~ lnjUl'y 157 GO - e ~ i s o n s s Pott Conl; of lnoroase w D!Jo!Joaso ~v'Q~ • five~ \Jlla.okf Yon1, Yoav YetW 1931 1032 1933 c:r,;;;;e, ,_ - , ... :52 ~ ~ 115 800 SG l2 50 135 IJ.? c::> so 21 lG ow saroty per?or-~co r cl1 off :1r.. 1~34 0 Y!hon 'Gh:fc0 .t'a.talt:'1 ~t ios t:e:.'.'e s n.f i'or oc"! , the sama ac ~ 1933 o !I m;ovvJ'.' t> th0 ma.nhoru.~~ workocl poi? cHr.aponacbl0 nooid("!n'ii dJ.">.)i)v~d as ohomi by t1~.o i'o11oTI·2.nc; ~ab10, a :e12a!>.:11 oui'oty ol:ly,pae;e ~opO?Wtod in nll :lnduotziy dtU:ing th1 ,ear. Th~ c o:i1; of r.101"'!:=::10:.20::: CO?:~nG2.tio11 i..u.oraascc -~~:=IJL.l l a'10 oents rr t o n i c t ~ 1'l'.l3. ;, 0 lo'7 i n 11):Y.! • ill.ll"O!' o u a O:!.<l Oi!ii. c o v e s ' O c n o o o • 11.owe'\"cr, ttcra-o c 1c:!l"1cJ_ u.p O cu1d ,~:hc.i1 ullou"r~uce :lo tr:.8.o :? OX> ouoll.• ·tho ' i.etuo.1 CC31i uil1 npr..:rozir:1:Co thrt; of tl10 p~eviouo j"U:lr o J\0 t::.io rcll'~:.tr:> <1u.cstion of ni1'lo c~ot~r t::.rlc~ b..:wt'l. and. neollan• loal loadi..ri.5 hao boor, r.~!l.ssd f'rom t itlo to t ii:::> 0 \'.illo ro11ov1ing stnt em~nt lb.ow1nc ~~cty rc3ulto o'iJ~a.:Lnec1 for t lu"eo psi,~.oc1o o? f'or:r yearn ci-:.oh,. IJna!ng -.. l1icl: t:lt:3 t he p.:>l" c ent 0£ c oal 1~cchr...nic:1.11y :!.o=.dod zrerr .fr0!:1 , . '18 to S5c:l~& _ J)rov-00 effcotu.nl!y t:'..la-i; nr.chi.t'\or y iz not a (101:1inant r-tOl' iri~ tl·o sat13ty probl em. It u~l~ iJa ol.oor-v0a. th:i·ti ·i;ho thira ~riccl o:? :?cur yoaro sot f el'th in tho tcblc follou::.:ic. shous most llloellont r,r O[Feos. �ll"'=L--~~~~![!1!11!■.!!=![!l!I!!!!!!!!! . ~~~ · ocrup!l!'in on of Pereontar;o oi' o rol Lrodod !Jcohan:loo.ll-y, mm uouro riorkoc;i, 1JW3bor Fata.l Aocid0nts, tlW!lb0r :Non-Fatal c ompo:usable Aocidon·co~ n~n Hourc n orkcd per P.atn1 o.nd l\Ton!DVa.tal OO-.illp0nnubl0 - Aooidont 1 T~0 Pori~o of Fe~ }.cax-o Eaoh 1923...~ 1927...SJD - no•7o 9-so = ~=- c:a5aS _ • l 9Slo2 =ao<3 c:moe :e:.-, ►-- ror oont c 0:11 Lo!ldod r:oohunion11y Jail I!Otll?~ \"Jerked • ,ate.lit ioa 91,n nouro Po~ Pntnlity Jatio lcr>.•Patal C ompansublo Aeeident o pn Hours }:>~r uon-:'Jtttn1 17 0'7-11 0 00<1 ~l ~62/720 100c;,O 1 0 160 acmoonae.1,10 f ..oo i cb.'::lt 13!658 8Bo- B.at1o .. S1ho c.:mun.l O-~Titl.no.t:i,on or tllo r.l-1n00. vus cemtluci;oc1 cJ.uriuc the Olmc'D I> of. 19;}t l)y LlI' o Ch~:i.oo co:iito:vnl li, S ~ o P I.li no 'POJ?Olli~g c <m~nyO n ~~c.::i" n yar:ung~ C:::hn hc~vy o~p::,!!dj:\it:.roo ntlo in c onnooiio.n u.:.t h. t ho lb linnoo ~o. l llin.0 i7i:.,o 0 \'1h:1cll naoillltcd to (~11'1 11 0178 011 lJ:)t'-1..ccn 1022 nnd 1032, th no ez90r..dittw0 ;l!;. 19SG 0 c.:-:iou.ntcd to but (;92 oG9 in 19&::e o J!nt3I'ia.1 c.nd su11;)l !0a :: Tho ohangoo in -valuo o~ nt ooko of rxl.ne I:!:itioitio.1 U..TI..cf oupp11es Jal'.:.1ic.l oi::nc Daccmb0r. 51• 1023, !a sot fO!'th !.:i tho follooing 1'eo ard: f!n. UllIOJ l'!:.0 IPIO C CAL C OilPAllY 0:n,d SOUTITERR \'/YoaNG E~CTRIO OOltPAMY r ator1a.1 and Supplios on lland Deoembar 31st Far Years 1923 to 1934 1 Inoltw1_yo 0 oo l £, OL1P8ni El cotr1o c ompnny - Redliotlon Total f:rom· 1923 586 541 0 164,'721 - 253,0'75 ~== e'501 1 2'18 87'1 259:5'76 255,o&l •'•o ii'18'1 2'1'7.,998 _260.231 '~9& . , , e'15 2 , 3'5 2 , 929 243,347 B01 1 3e'7 :sM'sn• 1 1os:s1s 390:026 iJ 586,341 4:18,,9'1 339 313 26'1:096 268 130 2'15: o.,e 239,082 19e '192 lB'1~e, 198, 688 I'.• •) n '182 & 6'8 i\ ':] 431:620 sso,s;-a 2'10,'1'18 189 812 235,649 30'1,464 328,'785 318,683 soo.~s S28,110 , 3'2996 ~98 'm9 �~~rohOncliB"o St 01-i0s :. Our t10?-cho.nd:ts0 ct oz,ou, Ulld~~ the oontinu:lng 1nanagem0nt of ~ • Uo Ro Jctforio , ~anaeor of St o!'ec, J:mdo o. vory good ahoning for ' (cm;: ~033 ~934 ?.otal Snlca '\ 0 6O9 1 G46 - , '7.fl.Q __ 9~, ...,_ ,.. 157, 305 ,,> 2oual 0!)01"'0:~ ing Invonto~y Vnluo. 0 1730118 ~ 1 196 - J1 5 75 $ 2S 9 457 E:;.'l)oneeo and Taxoo ' c'\ V ;e ·19BD Yon? '-'• \,l not E~n1n[lS t, 127"260 V 139--~ cc.,. lJ. 0 833 \! r, ' -V"l, t.,;...,, (3'> ~ o· ,-19.,-00~ 1~p38S Ar:lount ,.... •J 1923 19~ G01 S07 ol~ OG 1 8G'1. 26 G2,7S"l~3J 1926 2926 1927 1929 58,070.53 tm. '119.lD '16 1 1'15.09 '11,004.971 94:,esg.u 1920 1930 1931 , 1932 78,9-38.94 59,499.65 621 889.00 59,1714.60 193S '74,o~o.~o 1934 Un DeocnJor 51, 2934, a totnl of 40 m~~ ~ero carried an. the ns1an rollo. During the ,ear , nrmos r.-cr-c ndi:1.od t o tho . roll, 0 pon- ero dyi.r.z during the -,oar, sll£;gost:lng a net retlttotian of , ~~o. total , expenditure for ·pensions fOI' the year 1934 uas 029,tl0.28, 1.22 cents per tan of ooal m1n3d. Tho total swn paid for pena1om , '1• to 1934, 1nolwl1ve , waa $229,737.85. ' ,__ �-a... 1!!10 of r. oa.1 at Ho.tma. t Sule o:£' co~l to ':lt.o Sb.ct-idn:n. Coa l CJ onpanyi, Roynold o.;.Updilro oo.l ao:<:ipany., Th., ITarr-i3 CO!l.l C onpan:/ , t:nd a o F' o ca.mer on of Ho.ot :lngs 0 • ~ebrn!Jkn:, 1-:c.s oonti11ucd ·cl1 roL1., rj1 t:-10 yoar 9 the sal e 0£ co:11 o:i; IIanna. 1925 -~o 1934 , inolUDivo , oot .rm-.t;h colon: ; Tons Sold Avor.:tC) AV'C~D.(Y-) !~rio o !lcoe1vcd Tvt.11 Goo£; o:::srro, 50 1 GG2o20 53:,012090 6 986 68, 800.50 524. SO t:i '1'1: 55.,174.75 g 33~005. 90 1 le 931 = l9M 301 010000 ::o,G~0. 40 "7 ... Q ""' 0 '1" v.:,... ov "'(''"' ., 0 ~ - : ,'-' r:_::: 'I. .. . _ - - $SoOSO 3 0065 s . o.16 ,., Oeosv2 oS27 2 o7'2:1 n oG68 2 o~O D~~2'2i ~ oE20 C2 oll8 WO.fit 0 oC30 10002 lo004 2 0003 2 et0l2 10860 lc107 1 0262 l o007 l o076 l o?S~ l o"lOO 2 oG09 lo55t'.!: o9G9 oC:}l oGOO oOL6 1o6€G Amountw etrre, (;e:GD600. 28 650 C20 0 ?3 G0 0 80Do00 G3 1 295o63 '3'100300'10 ss,001 .00 20.048000 2s,sor1.so 2<! 11002.69 3211020.70 lla P! \ ~\ .,r- cc tctc.i c o:::-i..f) ~hcr.:n io that COV-..r"iUG . tho ooot i;.,1:.o a ~:o!lU!·~y c 01).nc ilo m int'.l 4 nod tb.3ir prcvicuo oi' cct1ve in• Jet-est: in o£f rd.r s in c.11 d1ntriot.o, ::::t;~h l ~oul r-cl 1c.? r10rk conducted ICI'::, 0 1 .. . ic:n'bcz-:::llip 1c a~1n incrce:Juig. 1 ncvont:,- Zour bOJS nnd an trtrui1 nunoor of gil•ls nttonlod separ-4Lto c ~ r c~po for ten Gayo ut 1ft POllit i.2kf) 125 ::iUos n:.a-th of Rock Gpriin.~• c.ci the llonna De;;- arul . Frl Sc oui;c ti.l !.". o ,:ont in:t;o r.ieporai,o Slll'.iZlOr com!)S :tor a tuo-11oalro pc:t'iod ~h. Doth · o;; thooo onm!J& ~ere o:>l611dla.ly iuana~. "::Lle rosulta ob ined ino3t flatt ei:1ng. Rolig1oWJ u ork Vie.a oont.1n.c.ed 1n th~ vavlcu.o ca:mmnitiea b,- t ho 0athol1o, Protostant , and ltOl'mcm Ollar hoo. !To clementt-1 were ma.de the o«.pany t~ -rel 1et' oontr ibllt iona dur1n • ~ho ear, each oOl!mumit y �taJti.UG ca:rc 01· ito m-in poople , ·i:iho Reel C:roas 01:gnniznt; :lon 0 a.s hc.ro• ,aroro, nnardcd tho fa.c ilitioo of u t1or·k l"ooo fo?t oer1ing ot gar-.mento br voltm:i.ioo.r f a!'Coo t> otc 0 !l d lj.'2,noI"a t / ..osooiat1on~ Th0 ~onth fuJnun.1 Oltl Pic:ers RotL7.:lon. nao hoJd Sat l:r.i'd~y D Jtme LC~h, :l'l t.b.0 Old ~.1ir:3!'0 B~ild:lng C-'l~ Rock Upr~gsD r:ith. 6Su Olrl ri• imorc md t hoil' uives min gue~tc i!i n·.;ton&i....nao o Dro °\1illium t:oinicsh ,w.o r, HM, nddroouod tho Old T:lool"'c o IIU1' f 0~ u:i...aos Tho Old. :?i."l0:;}o WL~~ a·~lo:u Pith 0 1.>3n.do Blld 'GhO So oiioh Kilt io Bo.nd O plu.o •;;he COimtlJnity :..t~!d ·:;110 Boy o.ntl Gh•l .:oout novelllQnt P hava c(t·ri:;z,~t,u;;cd ·i;o our stineo very 0 0~().'!'i;O.'blo O l~'bC:? rclc:tiono Tho l.!iffl.~J.oyo00 t:tigar;ine continued to m:tnta.~1'! :'.:.tc ot a . ~ of • lf'l'ioioncy and ~n~t?~oo·~" I'.!. ~otnl o~ 2~· . 105 cop'1.e.o of ~:10 nn&1zino latr1'but oc1 dur ;'lG tllo year tJ t oto.l ~1ct c c::.t of: publication .for thG llar ; 3,256.E5, n.n i11ort1fano ovor t.:.10 p::..,ev1ouo 'JGCt? of' ·:,;503.74. e!_sw:io alld Gos•;:: oi ' \,ol£aro 1,ork: I!! o.cldi~ion to iiho e xpanditurs of CS.25S.E6 fo"L" ~1110 Employea • ~gaz:1.no, tl t otal of oa.103.20 uao expend.cu· in o cnnootion t1ith t he htortc.~ni; of "tillO Old ~ ~ro • t h e UO.wr!Wl1ty U ouno i ls • Doy ond Oi itl out Ac t1vJ:i;1oa • Lab01~ iJu.y Cele bra tion • i.:1ol.U'th of July Celebration • • ist 11aa cel obrat ion• oharity• ohuroheo und othoi- :ral1giot18 organ:iza- Cll.c, baru.10 and music• onp,ineorin8 aoholurshipil, an:l other ml.nor tei-s • this a1nount r c presant1ng a ~pra.,:~tol:y 11:,'7 mille per t C!"l. oi' ~ Pl' otl.ue a a. ure of Jinn Power: Tho number of mine employe~ in ti o rv! o or tho o~r.Wly tar �Ntmb~p Uon • ;JI no clu.c:-i;ion c:t 2loG 25 o9 33 o0 '12 06 f 8 o'1 5200 4?o'7 500-C: 6006 e~o8 ffioO (9o l pri,. 141 200 C:l-:!.J'bi0.ri.a1 C!"!plc;_'loG t;oro f'tJ[._Ugcd dtr•il.1.:_: tho ~o:..,t) fl. t!l j Oj.? ll:!b{\~ sor-r.: t~ •• wds of' 011,:l ".::~-'tc !' r.r.;..:I 10110 ao'ii"tiv z,0:-_:...:1:::.:.,e:w:.nts part1et2l!:.r:.;· t~t:aptct: t. o the o:"~tc.cLc3 to uOj:k a.a n ot.~:i.2?'140!1:, i;rS..p ~idero• lr1vorc, e.;o o~ i.:ho!:!0 ycim.5 r::;n adnptiuG ..;~11ct!3e!v00 to tho ool'i71co vory .Uickly r.nd l.':lt _ on:; any of t b tr-ad:lt i onnl 1ahi bit1onc of tho old.er ~lo-yos . Z>!ll'iiv-· ·i.:1c yc~r, t en app.rcnt1ccn r:o~o t:.2.2~taincd in the Jhopo at Roo!: Dr,!':L"!(.;c , nu;:'.)r.1or., \:~.ntc!l, c.~l{l HD.D.!w. ., :tn~lu.1~~ 6 elcc- !l'icn.1, 2 nnch:is1i~t , 1 l1l c.c~'!lith, l t;~ldc~ , cna. l en.t o :!!ee!1Sr. .ic cu.ff' 3~ x. b.:>tt:aen j prll 24 , 1035 E:.!!0. ;;:10 Q~tl C'...," 1034. Tho ,\!!20.ruit:.en·i; ~ o tho a oal Ooue ., e£f ootivc .'!.~~11 1, 1934 1 f'ix• I t ne YJor::t p~riod at seven hourv p3r dc.y n..'l'i S6 h ours per woak, lltlB ~to ef'teot 1n all mines ,. the inor:?fla d coot p :r ton ot ooo.1 eo!d 1111cn Pao1f1c SJBt sm Linea aet forth bolo : �.fu:lount of I!loreuoo s:::::$i ,April 1ar· fJWlO lJuly Au~t ...i1II 020,202.ro 19,29~o20 1'71 680 026 19 0330 c,7-1 OolllO 83 p 05'"i o3f! 25i,060o00 200003000 2i1D257 o'7$ 01114: 010.10 septcnba~ ' p,tobor Jovonb:)~ s,eeerab:,~ Ino:roascd Ooat Per Ton o118o/ 1111187 ollG8 ..,.,_ DQ0~6Q,?..4 § 01010 01076 01050 0 2OS1/M17 ?6 (;'\ 01098 t> ~ho Pirct Ai d Pio1d Day nuo ho~~ ~n~ 15~~ ~• UC 1.UH1.0. _1 D .u..t ch,.u0 v:.!. o atlu ,as voey honvil.y o.ttonded, the nork gn.i..111ng in ;lV}.t 0r oc;t nit!l oaell in1ccood:L11r:; ye~ o ':!:0:1 non gs f:i:rci; a.id ·i;oano ,1ozio euto~od :1n 'i:i!l0 0 C'!l = teat, tJi th n:1..~ Boy Sooutr: t s, oix 30ni01., Qiz-1 Soct\tc t onc.l five cYunio!l 1.rl sc cut:1 q uo~~ 1i~'"0\7ioo cn,cc.c;cd m •(;ho o o..'l~cot o The \ica.n r ~pronting sup-3::::lc;z., n Br> :, 0 c n nn1. 0 Bn llino□ tio.:.1 2:!.rst 9lc.oo Sn t ho men ta lanpetitic:i ·:1~th a cccro ci? ~£8...,1/3. 1ho r.91:loroo 'Gean finiahcd 11oam1 u itll ~~6-2/3 point~ ., ad lirumo. Ho. 1 t oon ·~oo=: t hird placo 11th a. oc oro o:f 4950 I.rl tho scout ccmpoti·i.;S.cn~ !!cr.!.l!a u on tho S0nior l:lrlot cont0st, .su,ori o:v oooupying cco oo.d, o.n.a. Rook Springs llyodn No. l tonn tb.i?'d plo.o0 • Uannn t10n the Junior Gil>J. SC cute t contest, r11th lupcricr coocmd and Rolio.noo third. T!10 Boy s o o:.?tat oontost uao non bJ t ho llrui.·H1 boyo I tean, with theHonna •Jnpan0no t oru:1 aocond., and tho 1 lupa~ior ·i;ca:'11 in third pltlcc • On Pirst Aid Field Dny., 11r. E. rr. Dnnn:y, District Bngineor, •• s. Butaeall of Ilinoa, Denver, represonting 'tho Josopll A. IIolJnos latoty Ao:iooiation, preao~ted to sevon employe:J of our Superior no n ~e, aUver med.ala and oerts.ticates of honor _o~ a oritorions t70l'k ,-e 1n l'eaclling the oornik brotherD :frO!.l a :Z-a.11 of rook experienoed ).r1ng the preceding year . ID'. Denny o.loo proccnt ocl to Tm un1on· ~1t1o Ooal Campany oert1t1oatoa of h on.or or- onvia.ble sntety reoard2 �,Q J.2CD •ttainod in Rock SpFinBS !Joo '1 D Winton Uo o 1, and Suparior nBa IJinoa o on Sopt ombar 18'iih. 200 oen,, cmployco of Superior, UBU n:tno ; metiboro of tho otuff' o.f Tllo Un.1on Pac1£'io o 00.1 c O!lptU1y.3 ro~esentac;s t1voo !)f tho u O s O Ilu.!>OO.U of llinos " and D~ 0 Dillion Rc:l(l of Pifo g Jootland. 1 ,101:0 ontor'va.inoc.1 et a. d in.<1er :ln tho 01'.l T itlers Buililin3 0 ~t thn o l oso o:? t h o clinnor 9 !:'": o :i1!lCciO!>o Y.:nrv1ng EditoI? 0'2 1111111(? ~ a 11 pl osi voo Enginocr t> pub11ohot1 b~l th0 1ie1~cu.los Po::de!> c cmp:iny11 pi~oc:s 1ont ct1 ·i; o tho oot19,u1y '(;he nsoutinolo c~ Sm"o·i;yl' t1>01~ D r.h:leh ia J\1o.rdcc1 rumunl ly by t ho llCI1Cu.J.oo Pc-cdo~ c mrxuiy .ro::: t ho 'b3oi; ou.t1tanding oni'o·t y r ecord oh or:n by n bi'iiunino:.w l:lino in th:, U!li totl sto.t0a , ~ho bronze t z-o_fuy of c:i;tr.:iot:lv9 d~~i oi 9 non by Superior 11 B" tiino, :ln irhoso : onsoaGi cn i i r!ill b:t ~otninod £0~ t ho p~?io-J. of 0110 ~ar 0 Uool:1 .) oootional oaf'ot y _ 3o·t:l11go -core c cnductcd dwing_·the ,em,, :i.n !:11 d istricts O c.nd t h o ro~ulnr ~cn·hh J.:y goncr>al oaZ0ty moot- ~ r.0!'0 ulso IZlintQ::.ncd. on ccf""'cdulo , ocFtai..'l of \iho diotricto ohou.,. lng n tltch in.or-cooed inhoz,oot 1.n • oufoty n ork, thio a:ltl!'.lt! cn vory lot1oe~ble at Rolianco o l!1'111ol"gt>our..d dovelop:ient uork 1n t ho aovo:.,nl rain.ea 010 uoll •mtu:lncc1 during t oo -year, No. 2 lline , IIcnn,n, houovo:r, closed dorm 11th 0.11 r◊movable njneral omausted on A!)ril 2CYGh, no. 6 Wne at lnnnn under dcvolopoont, not operated dwing tlm year. \11th an Mldit! onal nppropr1at1 an for diaz:tond dr111iuc- f'urthor axplora~ on fCll'k looking t or1ara. additional minera l fw t!1noo nnn ,, "O" o.nd "E" , ~ l'iOl', u111 b3 onrriod an dLU'1ng tho pl'osont '3'0ar _ "E" Jame hav- ~ o. further 11f'a of nppro.x1rnatol.7 2-l/2 ,a~o , unu ti1no 4 JO!U'S ~ Januar7 1, 1935. The matter of obtainmG f urther ntneral for t-e1opment 1n the s upor10l' district 1s rcco:tvins t llo attention of ~ llllnagemant. �-is- Tho existing \"Jn~o oco.J.e exp~00 by limitati011. era ?.Ia1t0h Sl, 1935 6 and nogot1atio:n.n fw :r,eneool of so.mo aro u.ndor rmy at tho time this 1..,oport is t.Tittono Rnthor extra.ordinary dorondo h!lvo boon mado by tho U o tto H o of .<lo -in tho mutter of' ohoI'tcza !houro os1d ino?oa.cod r;ago3 in u11 o? tho b:ltum.inouo im.nos in tho ' nitcd Staten, i~ p~obabls l:umovo:r O that the prosa11t uo:._,k...,Jay of 1evon houro \"Jill bu ~n:lntc.incd 0 nt!d that oeu:o ndvanoo u.111 co !Eldo . rcoacary in day and t O?mo.30 l"'~too o L~bor rolntio~13 thro12e;..1out tho 'S7CCZ, 1034 ,10:ro oondu.otocl a mont oat iof'oot ot>y t.:..'1.nncr. t7ith tho doa.th o? !.Tr o Jolln Po Fto, Jo!!J.li; U.opir0 t> O!:l. Sept ot'!bo~ 21.et;, 14-. o JUEoc ltorg..1.11 mo a pa 1ntca. us D"o T'Jhite~s ou.ceeosm., 9 of'feotiv0 D~ocnbor, 1 0 Precidont lOMo �YEAR 1933 �THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COM PANY WASHINGTON UNION COAL COM PANY EUGENE MCAU L IFFE, P RES IDENT IN R EPLY, PLEAS E REF E R T O 1416 DODGE ST REET OMAH A, NEBRASKA F IL" - -- - - - - February l 7g 19340 Ir• Ho fl O C lnrkD Oha1%'lillmD a oa~d of TruotoOGo 'lbO Union Pacific CO!l.l OOo 9 l,SO Dro:idua.y,, l10-r1 York, H~ Yo Dear s:tr: lA I submit hor o-i:1it h tho rollouing 1..,0::;UE.9 of 'rho Union Pac i fic coal oompany operati on□ for t ho year 1933: pno Pr oducti o11 and Cost□ : iot ol ton0 produced, nvo~ago dayo uorked dwing tho yoa~ 9 alne ooot and toto.1 ooot for tho t-rrolv0 ~-eo.rl y po1~1oa.o O 1022 t o 19339 1ncluoivo~ is oot ~orth bolou: It!£ Produ~tion 5:c:io AYoro.e,p D_gyo Uorked 1■2 16G o0 2 0 25S 9 77S o96 J. Uino coot. Toto.l. c oot 020339 02o'10$ 1E3 3 , 2~1 9 10 '2:o85 1os.e 2c,S97 2.548 1924 2,821'~677080 181.S 2o2~6 2.441 1■5 2,779,064.54 174 .4: 2~0"/8 2. 292 1186 2,7'16 ,245.45 18'7.4: 2.026 2.2'76 112'7 2,r150 , 430.20 214.7 1.864 2.114 l•s 2, 927,389.85 248.8 1.s1s 2.053 I.leg 3, 060,632.25 2'10.9 l e675 1.8'75 tteo "81 2j897 ,653.25 231.3 l e657 1.901 a ,,a;s .,52'7.24 JB9.5 1 ~640 1.803 2,065.,2'70.00 1-11.3 1.556 1.'1'2 .... baa 101588 1 .3'1'1 1-&3., 2~,, '-/09'7, • •23 , . r t 1 .-,, I/ -!be -working time ot t he mines increased 2 . 1 daJ"S, or 1.5. per oont • ~ °'1.tp11t 1noreaae4 68,288•2S tons, ·or a.ss per oent. 'the total t axes ~ clarlng the oalendar ,-ear _1 933 were ao i"ollowa: �2 Federal taxes Other taxes @120 6 576069 _ l36 9 415e88 Total $256g992 0 57 Taxes charged to mining operations totaled $201 9 518 0 09 0 an increase . of Q86,89lo76o Tha total truces charged to mining operations equaled 9 1 6 cents per tano or on increase of 4 cents per ton over 1932 0 General expanseso including salaries:, :1nsurance 0 injllZ'ies to persons 9 workmen• s com.panso.tion insuranec:, etoo O totaled for the year $2301 8"-..2041 9 a decrease from 1932 of $23 0 710oMo The nine coot decreased l?o9 cents and the total cos t dooreased 15o~ oents per tan f'r01:1. 19320 The toto.1 mino labor cost tor the your t1as 00866 0 a deoreaoe of l~o3 oonts per tono About 10 cents of this dcoreo.se ua.s due to chan~o in the unge agreement 6 the revised rng0 □c o.le taking effao t July 1 D 1932 :> present de. te of expiration April 30 0 l9~o leobenical Loaders: 0 During the your 19531> a further increase in percentage of • ooal mechanically loaded was obtained, rising from 814)13 per cent 1n 1932 to 90.55 per cent in 1933. Ue anticipate that the tons lllechanically loaded. will increase to not less than 95 per cent 4'1r1ng the year 1934. As ot December 311 19331> 145 loa~g units •i-e in service, tota1 cap1ta1 investment in mechanical loaders, 11th depreciation to December 31, 19331 set forth below: 01-ig,1,nal capital investment Depreo1at1on to December 31, 1933 II 0 577{/25.95 400,435.6' 01'1g1nal capital 1nvestmen~, less deprec1a.t1on, January 1, 19~"1t"lt Depreciation tor the year 1 vv~ . 0 175,290.31 total tons loaded meoban.1oall7, 1933 1,899,.:58 39,129.2' �Based on ·tha tota.l tonnage mince?. in 1933" the capital 1n... veotad in loading machinery as of Dsoembar 31st uas 8 0 3 cents per tano - Time norked and :Earnings of I@IPloyosg Sinee 19-26" cm accurate recoA'd of tho earnings of a.11 onion... !Zed Dine employeo has been 1:1aintain0dD f'r(ljjl ,;1h:1.ch the fo1lo,.-1ing restllil0 has been o.bstraoted: - YeBl" 1126 Ul'I 1128 1129 11;30 lOSl 19S2 1933 Noo of l:.!en Eoplo,zed 2Dl0S~6 1"78loS li;6'1So7 1 0 107'/oo 1 0 765o~ 1 969809 lD600o5 AveI>a.ge n:tyo Uorkcd 18'7o.C: 2l<ko7 248oB 27009 2SloS l.89o5 lo559o9 1"..:l.oS 1~oei Avora~a Het Earnin~ J>or75o.';l Per Mon.$ >?or Year ◊9 o~S 9o02 8oGO 7o~S "'lo~o 7o<1S 6~65 5o92 Ol6So'36 0J.cgG5o87 186c~S 292340'16 171082 170001 155053 2D064oOS 29050092 lp866o36 1280© lp54lo04 90o7S 19088.76 l00o2B l:>202.64 'L:>~ ~eduction in dailyD non•;;hly and annual o~a:1.ngs fram 1932 1s almost t::holly du.0 ~o the change in tho \iag0 ooale 9 a limited reduotiori effected throagb. the mdiua of an inorm:me<l parcentaga of ooal loaded Jj!&Ohnn:lcallyo It uill not ba ~aotioal to effect any flll'tbet' l"leclnotion in the vage rates and i t ia i'air to assume that 1f 11.vine; costs are further advano.ed by the ch~ge□ made in the pur• ohasing power of the do1lar, some portion of' the rc5.c.et2.:.n1.1 ;.1'.:l.Ci.~ :I. the pact feu years must be restored.. . .lltety Measures: Mine safety work 1naugurated 1n 1923 and continued without ••asat1on, has resulted 1n a substantial ir.lprovement 1n the number ot t11nsbitts worked and tans produced per fatal and non-tatal aoci• clant. The total tatal1t1es auttered in The Union Pacific Coal company ~ a , wlth the ratio per m1111on tone of ccal mined, compared with aha11,ar ■tat1at1oa oOYering all b1tum1nouo ocal mines 1n the lJnited �states for the years 1923 to 1933g inclusive, are sho\"'Jn bel0\7: comparison of Fatal Aocidenta par llillion Tons Coal llinad The Um.on Paoific Cos.l Company and united states,Campared _ Eleven Yearly Periods f fhe Union Pnc1f1o Coo.l C ampanz All Bitum.1.noun t!ines Uo So t'atallties par 1}0.tai!t E>S par Fatalitieo 1,000,000 Tann Potalities laooo,ooo Tone Ye~ --- 19'Z3 16 1~ 1926 1926 ·a 1928 ll89 e l2 e J.E'7 1130 1031 1~2 lOSS ~oM 1 9 053 1,,906 SolO 0 1,834 2olG 2088 2000 2o'73 8 ' 29065 1q7~ 3c-SG !/129 So91 1.D705 3c-15 C' ·19 vo- lDOSO 2o'1B 1 9619 2~76 2o~O ~50 lo.C:S 6 l 3 SoOO sog.1 So63 So60 So{G soo~ 958 782 (Esto) 2oS8 (Esto) Sa:?oty oxponditaro□ on.areouble to mne o roto for tho oalon~ w ycar>!J :.c~s to 1~33 0 inclusive, aro sot fortll balon: Bxpsnditurao for So.f0ty Charged to llino Ooots for Eleven Year Periot1 - Tans Ilinotl. Year o 152,~·s4.1a '11~9s1.oa 2 s,241 ,1 s 2,e21 , 6 , 8 2,7'19,064 C0002 0 ga ,s74.68 9"1,274.79 9S,S4le4'7 2,750,430 2 ,rs7,390 3,060,632 2 1 89"1 1 553 .~ .mG .°"2 .03<: 5'7 ,591.39 51,416.84 2,<M5,270 2,097,558 .oos 129,253.41 1ss.915.u ea,aso.oo ,o,eso.2, 2,77s,24s 2,,s3,68'7 r::.A • u,i: .046 .os5 .aae .aa& The mines suffered three tatallties during 1033 oompared With one fatal. accident 1n 1932. one of tho three doaths occurred to an omploye 49 years of age, \1ho !'ell off of o. step-laddor 1n the 1llah house at Hanna, it possible tllat t!lis r....ant s physical condition 1114 acmeth,ns to do with the aoo1dent. On July 1, 1931, we 1.nallgUr&ted the tL.--rrangoment to give �prtzes of major value for an improved safety record!> two automobiles g1ven auay in 1931D uith two additional in 19320 (;I In 1933 9 surface employes uere brongbt under the safety prize progam and one auto= mobile~ uith fourteen cash prizes total1ng 010 450, ue~e di stributed on February 9o 19340 The splendid results obtained f i~o:ro. the nau awwd ~ rene;cment a.re t10J.l cxpressod in th0 f'ollot1ing compa.~isons : - rrarnber of Ilan Shifts \J<l1'ked ?enr 4!!,'lu.rieo Per In.,1 llr':l 1931 1932 1933 15? 60 ?1>524 ~ Per Oent of Inerenso '.l:Jtmbe~ of O'\reX> Ov'e r llinc Sections c.:.-- a Year Yow \1ifilio11t 1932 Total Injm";y__ -1931 === ee:e --=-~ 5s,~52 7 i,569 ... c:) 115 199 39 58 3~ 30 g 12 21 It; nill be observed that in 19S3s, th0 numbeX> of mansh.ifts worke.i p~r o c:nuense.ble injury increased 199 per o~nt ova,!) the reoord fo~ 1931 0 21 s0otions paosing through the yeex> uithout a lost-tilne injury as D.[;:linst 9 aectionz in. 19310 Xn the last six :months of 1931~ but 5:U m0n qua.lif!ed to p~tioipat0 in the amirds. In 1932D. the nm::iber increased to 745 non., and in 19SS 9 to 1,000 men1 Pltts 200 surfc.ce e?:?ployes uho, befo1"e 1933~ bad not been given a ohn..~ce to partiei.pate. Several of the unit forent9n and their seo- t1~~s he.ve passed tuo years, and a number tuo and one-half years, . Without a sin31,e lost-time injury, the cost of uorkmants oompensa- t1on reuuoed £.rOl!l 2.14 cents per ton in 1931 t.o lo45 cents per tan 1n 1932, 3?ld 1.40 cents per ton 1n 19330 The annual 8 ,a3:m1,na.tion of the ,,,._nes uns eondt1cted during the 1 llcmer of 1933 by Kr. Arthur Vail, former Snporintendent, Central Ooai, & Coke oanpany, Rock Springe., nym1 'ing:, no-r; t.."1e Presidential lepreaentative of the Bituminous Coal Code of Pair Com.petition, lationaJ. Recovery Administration. �aol :tnnoe Uine Pir0....t - '£hG heavy axpandi t uros n:ida in ocr.anectio..-i u i th the Reliance ~oo l Etine Fi_Ile g uhieh at101mted to 0114 0 072011 batween 1922 and l9S2 9 1nol~oivep dioappearod in 19330 ~e Dntori~l _t::q.d SUJ?Rl ieD.J. Tho chsngos in value of stoclto of r:1i.i."1e mat01"'ial and supplies iarried s i nc e D0cembe:r Sl 0 1923 0 is sot forth :ln t..rie fo11ov,mg FeGordg fflTI UNI01i PAC lFIC COAL C OI.Il'filJY and SOUTHERrl rYOtn:UG DLE:O~RIC C 0:1PA'tJY ll~terial and Supplioc or.. Hand D~o~~s~ 3lst 9 l9,23 2 1924a ~925 8 1926 0 1~27~ 1928 0 1929 8 2930e 1931 8 1932 and 19330 Je!'.I' gon.l Oo:npan".'l l~S 0 ,.'"'".:, ...u"•l ~18 :,'197 ssg"s1s lVM 1~5 l 9'26 l~7 1928 -l W29 ._ ., t) !2i,823 11 5?9 11:700 237:,005 0·75 • ~ 265.,130 6 500. 27SD03G 5:600 ~,960 l~ lSG 1 rt92 0 c:, t')C:::" ...,v:) f) 2G5DO~ 19~3 I'> \l - l~o l 93l J:ileo tl.,iC CO:'ljlruJ.Y 586pS-11 ~; ~31:,620 350 69'.2 278:8'1'"/ 259p570 27'?D996 "'"O CA) ~2<?"' v.!. 243D3-17 ~:295 201:,S6r,' '1g5'75 2,34;5 187,26"1 R0d.uoti on £j,.,Olil 1023 270r;,779 5 16"/ 239.)osg '.?ota.1 1890612 l!!rche.ndieo s to4"ec t 283,269 0 260,249 I 299,236 21-i,144 239,813 2'2,8~ 245,988 2'0,'50. 208,612 lBB,608 163,529 1'731118 - O,SeG 0 1~9,294 l94 1 S'm 102,soe 163,'764 1'10,907 1'74,444 101,739 188,539 1811 4:54 166,764 1341 315 127I 260 -• $ - 7,055 ... 151?'721 235g6-19 307,464 :5269765 315,563 308gS45 526 11110 342 994 384:9174 396,,'129 �The net earnings de.creased $1 0 301 9 a rather r~kable shoui.ng in vieu of the faot that the total payrolls of the company deoroasad $525 g049 D or 2lg3 per cent 0 Accounts Rece1vable 9 Merchandise Depa.rtmentD as of December 511 1922 to 1933g inclusive 9 are shoun beloui Aocounts Receivable= llerchand.ise Department Year Amount 1922 192S 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1953 0 650507014 86D864~25 G2r,737oS9 589070053 58 9 41.9015 76 0 173009 71 9 904097 94 9 839oll 78 8 988094 59»499063 62 1 8890.0 8 59 9 174060 Pensionsi On December 3lo- 1933 9 o. total. of 52 man \1ox>0 carried on the pensiona rolls o During the year 7 no.mas oere o.dded to the roll, 3 pensioners dying during the year, .s uggesting a net addition of 4 names o 'l1he total expenditure for pensions for the year 1933 \'ms $301 008057 0 or le43 oents per ton of coal minedo The total sum paid for pensions, 19;L-4 to 1933, inclusive, was (3200,38'1.3'1• .§,ale of Coal at Hanna; Sal.e of o oal to the Sheridan Coo.l Oompany" ReJno1ds-tJ'pdike Coal, Company, ,the Harris coal Campany, ~d Ao Fo Oameron of Hastings, lebl'aska, was continued through the year., the sale of coal at Ranna, 1925 to 1933, inclusive, set f .o rth below: �" ...a.., Yea,£ irons Sold 1925 1926 l~"'I 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1953 Average Average Price Received Total. Cost 50.,662020 $30038 58,809050 3e055 3.04:a 5S1 ·9 l2s,9O ~2 ~118 2oO5S 20012 1~866 s.oss 4.-4,524030 35,174$,s 20927 2~741 2e658 2.540 20424 33,605080 501 610000 30,620.40 27g73So36 lq675 10734 1~'109 lc6O9 lo53<!: Profit Amount ~ ~920 f>46 1 609e22 55,020075 6Og8O9~00 10197 53,295058 lo262 449030~78 loOO7 53g84:lo04 ~949 299048089 0931 28 0 507069 0890 2~ 0 682069 loO02 loO34 ~he 0 average total eost 0 0hom. is that covex-ing the cost of all coal sold at Hnnna, including th0 itemo of general o..~enses and taxeso Subsidiary Coal Land Companieo i Durine; the y0ar 9 on f0I'I!10.l authority rac0ived fi>am tha Bo~ of ~~usteeo 0 tho pa~ent of ~'lir..ersl taxes on the l!ll1ds of the. Illinois union O oal Campany9 Ilacoupin OotmtyD Illinois II uas liisoon~in u.edo The total eost o.f contin11ing the Illinois Union pro- perty dui.,:lng the yeru.'" r;-as: [,-eneral expenses 02300009 fi,anchise tax tso.oo, t otal $2BOoOOo _§,OOia.l Be-tteI'Llantn: DW?ing the ye~ 125· tenements were x,e-.oh:lngled and 115 ~01 pa:Intedo Various other non-oap±tal 1mJrovelilellts uera made, the total noncoea.pital SApenditures for betterments for the ~ar being t122 ,5'15059. The community councils maintained thei~., previous active inteiaest in af'f'airs 1n all dis trio tB, much local relief' work con.ducted bf the ocunoils. The Boy and Girl Soou.'t organizations continued tlleiir ,rGt>k and al.thoQ~ reduced manpower and earnings made the maintenance ~ tb:9 troops d.Uf'icult, membership is nevertheless increasing. P"ent7-aeven boJB att•nded a aUlllll8r camp for ten da'YfJ at lew F01'9$. L9ke �125 milee north of Rook Springs 0 and th0 Hanna Boy and Girl Seollts o.lso uerrt into separate summer camps for a t no...vreeks period oacho Brrth of these camps uere splendidly supervised0 no accidents ooeurring to the child.reno Rell g:i.ous trork in ·llie vo.rious c 01..nnu.:m.ities has beon \1ell main• tnined m the po.rt of tho nom::in Ont1101io 0 1?rote0ta.nt an.d lioz:mon Ohuroheso l\10 deinands uere mad.a en the coznpany for relief oontribu= tions during the -yeW?D each community taking eare of its om p0opl0D the Red Cross organization afforded the facilities of our librru.-iy tor serring of ~ents by volunt00~ forces 9 eteo Old '2:1.Lle4'sa Association: The Ninth Annual Old '&imers Reunion uas held Satu:r-dayO J"v.no lOthi in the Old i1ic:,s-s Building ai; Rock Springs 0 ·the building cr0t7d= ed to cupucityo llro Do Vo Be11D form.sr superintendent of the Green River r:e.ter norlrn C~p:m.yD no\1 pensioned, was 0l0ct0d Pr0sidento . !he Honorable Leslie Ao llillor D Governor of rJyomingt> o.ddressed the . , Old Tiilera in a most f'elici tous manner, remaining throu~ the day to partioipato in the entire program. The Old Timers organization, u1th our four brass bands and the scotch Kiltie Band,, plus the Co.mmtmity OOUncUs and the Boy and Girl Scout movement, have uorked. wanders 1n the mtter of bllilding up the manners nnd morale of our employes. laplo;yes a Yagazine: The Employes t 11agazine continued to maintain its standard ot efficiency and interest, a total of 2!/ ,400 copies of the magazine 41atr1buted during the year. total net cost of' publication for the Jlar $2,747.aa, a redu.ot1on trom the previouc year of $230.58 • ....are and o oat of \'JeJ.tare works In add1t1cm to the expenditure of 02,747.82 for The Employea' �Hagazin0o a total of 08,974028 uas expended in connection uith the enterto.inm0 nt of the Old Timers g the Oormmmity C ounoils O Boy and oirl scout activities, Labor Day Celobro.tion 0 Fourth of July Cele• brationo Cb.ristrns.s Cel0bration 0 che.rityD ehurches and other religa 1ouo organizations» bonds and nusicD engin0ering scholarships 0 and other mmol" matters 9 this amount r0pr0s0nting approximately 4: 0 3 mills pel" ton o:? coal producod 0 lee.sure of uan Potier: The number of mine em9lo"S700 in the s0rvico of 'iiho c om1,o.n.y tor the tuelve yearly period□ ::.o ohovi! bolmn Per1oc1 Jan. 1, 1923 Jan. l, 192.C: Jan. 1, 1925 .ran. 1 0 1920 Jan. 1, 1927 Jan. 1, 1928 .ran. 1, 1929 .ran. 1, 1930 Jan. 1, 1931 Jan. 1, 1932 .ran. 1, 1933 Jan. 1, 1934 Ijumber lien R0duotion 3 9 67~ ... 797 8¥10204 1,563 1,790 1,946 1,755 l 862 2 8771 2:aso 2,/:tlO 2 01ll lp8M l 729 1:e21 1 822 ltSlS 1!'119 1 1 '735 1!as1 1,955 1,941 Pol' Cent· C':> 21~6 25 1119 ss.o 42.s 48.V 52.6 47i,7 so.4 so.a 53.2 52.8 Tho revision of the last contract uith the United Mino Workoro of America, admitting of a system of apprentices in and. about the oa.ohin~ and blaoksmith shops resulted in n1no boys being Placed under apprentice wage agtteements. our labor situation throu.gb.• OU.t the year was entirely satisfactory, tho putting into effeot of tbe five-da,- work week provided for by the B1tuminoua coal Code, BBA, llloeaa1tat1ng the emplo,ment of a total of 120 young men, 94 an• ~1ed, 26 married, the rmmarried men largely tho oons or wards of --•en.t eaploJe•• With the oomip.g of the codo, a number of amployes •-.ins acme ,-ara ago .trma Iowa and Illinois, returned to these states, lllt1o1pat1ng emplo,-mt 1n a more satisfactory region, manJ' ot these �-11men very grevious ly disappointod 0 - aener.e.l& Earl y in the year t> it uas decided to e quip all mine employ0s above and bolero ground uith ohatt 0r- p1}oof px>otect ii7e goggles o All men ,10re exem1nod by a oom.petont oculist and 475 pairs of p:Potec·t... ive goagles o growid for corroction. 0 t1ore .furnishecJ. 0 1D175 pa11;0 fumished to men not requirin6 correction of e-yGs:7.91·co ~he 1D650 pairs of goggles f urnished costD including e~am-Vns.tions 9 LJ69~4ol2SJ a sWil o.pproximating tho annual exponditm..o for t101,,lmono s co1!lp0:nsa= t i on paid to oen ~eceiving injuri0s to ey€s 9 not a single 0ye o.oc:2. ... dent oocurrine to any emp:!.oye sinco April 2-1D 1933 0 up to and in= ,eluding the m,,iting of this rcporto All neuly c~ployod mon 0 (sncl \ ,all replo.oomer..to roquii>od by en:9loyon} trill be required to zeou.re 'protectiva cocgles a·t their or.n oxp~nseo In thio wz.y, tho 0.xpansa 't et oampenso.ticn for injured oycE: u ill be oliminatedo All Din~ em• \ ployea are r..ov1 equipp0d t'lith protect i ve hats OJ'.l.f1 goggl.ea 9 c. very t , _Large perc~~taga of tho men ueo.ring prot0otive ~coo and gloves . On August 1 , 1933 1 the meroban..-U.Se s t cn,e forceo, awilt 1ng lePI.I'tment nnd mine clerks were · br011gb.t undor the general code of' Ile B.R.Ao Uith the promulgation ot the Bit mninous Coal Oode, the .U.ting department and mine clerks were restor~J: to t heir prev ious •hed\lles of 44 and 48 hours per week . \"Jith the month of November, »&3, extended reports covering wages, hours uorked, and monthly earn• ~ , were called tor by the Bat1onal Rec overy Administration, the of this information tor the month ot November a ppr;-ox1mat1ng tar preparation, aubaeqwmt monthly costs ranging tran t 200 t o , the oontimiano., ot tbeae reports depending upon the act i on ot lat1ona1 Beo0Yer7 AdmSu1• trat1on. Bitu.oinous o oal operat ors of �-12"9 I . the United States will meet t1ith the Mational Recove1~y Administra 0 tion in Washington sometime in llaroh to consider the continuanoe or discontinuance of the Bitu.minous Coal Oode 0 and if oontinued 9 \7hat ohanges in administru"cion t!ill be n0c0ssary o The most aerious oitua:tion confronting the industry is the insistent demands baing lllil.do for a six=ho~ day uith thii:--typho~ work ueek ~ithou:~ reduction in prasen'i:; daily i.Jage ~ates o The undersigned, acting as chairman of a ea:.n:u.'iitee:1 r0cen·;;1y p:r>opa2.~0d an ex- tended briof setting forth the nosoluto impossibility of sho~tenin$ tho uork day in tho Rocky llountain~Paoif'ic Region nithout; the indus- try suffeI>ing fur·t he~ and disuotrou.s losses of tonnage to 11a·i:;lll'al gas, fttel oll 0 and nood fuolo i>ho rooidu.0 of' milling equipment left a.t Cunbor1and °\me dis• posed of ::n 19330 and me Cuobarlnnd mines ha.vo been fully charged off nnd defin:1:i.ely disposed of o ~re retm.ino in the Cuniberlend district 23~aly tho r.dnera.1. D l:mas and uate~ ri~to s till ounod by the Coal o OIJ.panyo Staff reductions, including olerksD totaling 22 employeo, With annual ooge pa:ynents of $601 2'76 1 uere eff'ooted during the year. 'lhe property has been uell maintained, the rata of recovery P8l' acre has been increased, and no lo.bar troubles of whatever char• letor \1ere sui"fered during the year. \"Tith reanonable prospects far ,lnor3aaed production during the ~eez, 1934 0 further reductions in mine .lnd total costs will be seoured providing it is not found necessary to ._reaae wage rates With the renewal of tho present wage a~eemont, 11.ioh expires April 301 193'. Respcotfully submitted, !lruident �YEAR 19 32 �THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY WASHINGTON UNION COAL COMPANY 1416 DODGE STREET OMAHA, NEBRASKA ENE MCAULIFFE, PRESIDE NT IN R E PLY, PLEASE REFER TO 200...41 FIL. . __ _ _ __ ll!'o Ho H o Clark, Ohairl:lall~ Board of T::>ustoeo The ·Union Pacific Coal Coo, 0 120 BroadwayD Meu York, tr o Y o Dear Sir: The f'ollouing resune of' The Union Pacific Coal Company operations f'or tho year 1932 is subi:?:d;ttcd for your i11fo1"1:10.t:lon: :line Production and Costs: 'l1ons produced, average days norl:cd during tho year D mine cost and tota.l cos·i:. f'or tho eleven y0a1"ly p01"'iods, 1922 to 1932p io net .fo1.,·i';h belou: ~ Production Tono Average Da:vs Gorkeg llino Oo$ Total Cost \922 2 1 25SD77So95 l66o0 .1923 s,241,104085 198.8 20548 192~ 2 1 82l~G77.80 181.5 20441 1925 2,779,064.54 174.4 20078 2.292 1920 2,770,245045 187.4 2o02G 2.276 1927 2g750,430.20 214.7 1928 2,927,389.85 248.8 1929 s,ooo,as2.2s 1930 2,897,653.25 1931 2.453.527.24 19s2 2.04s.270.oo 020339 020706 2.11~ 10815 2.053 lo67S 1.875 189.5 1.6~ l.901 1.893 141.3 1.sis 1.742 I The working time of. tho nine3 .foll off 48.2 da7a, or 26.4S per cent, and a deoreaae in total output of 408.257.24 tons, or 16.64 P8l' o e n t ~ oocurred during the yenro F e d e r a l income., atato, �sity ::md. county taxoa, ohargonbl e to opora.tion ., totnled ()114 626 0 33, 1 l c1ocrense of Ol90D808o700 or 62oL!:'l per canto The decrease of ~100 0 808.70 r epr e s e nted a d00:roaso of (;141:,5810 174 paid en Podoral u 100 li10 tax oo:mpru.,cd \"Ji th 1931, a Peuorul incoms t ax. oy,oa.it o:? w2~ 0 1725. 22 ~ocoi vod in 1932, o.nd a docroaoe in other t axos of 1 J21,501o 7 ~0 Ot her uena:i,.-iul oxpo11eoo, incl udine Eal aries .1> :t:11cu.ranee ., lnjuri os t o persons:, omployeot liabil ity :ll1surance, otoo, totalod for the year, 025~!)552095:, a rodnct :ton. fi.-ion 1931 of (,42~6'12 0 83(1 ~he mine cos t deor eneed 0 0034: per ton, o.nd the ·cot2l cost deoroaned Ool5l por t ono Tho r:aco a.gre0mont ·i:;a.ki nc of'.foo·~ Dooembet, 1 1 1928 D ancl expiring June 30 1 1932 0 r;a3 again rov:lsec! c.1.o ,.u.i'.it.:: d, the ne'.'l D.[5roonent tnJd.na of.root Jul y l g 1952 , and o ..1.p·i1':ll1c April 30 1933 0 1 of:?0c•cing n reduction of a.pproxinul·i;e l y Oo20 poz.~ t on •in oost of p!'cclt!ct:lc!lo Tho co::it per t on for l o.bo1~ durins th0 year 1932 uas redu.oet1 Ool28 per ·c;ono O:? thio o.nount,, a.pproxin2tely OolO uaa due to cliange i n tm.g o scnl oo offoctive d uring the ho.1.? y0o.ro 'l'he uag13 1cnlo nou i n 0ff0ct uill bo extended ~Iithout changa for c per io~ t>f O:!e ye~~ llay 1,. l93S to April so . 193~, inc l usi ve . Since 1922, the c o.st or product i on has prog,:-essi vol y r educed, t ho f ollor.1.ing CO!l• P&riocm, m :t h t ono produced, t otnl coot por t on, Zledaction from 1922 ooat s , and simil.or comparis on Tlith 1923 ooots 0 f or ·Ghe ~ l ast 7ears , shonn hereuith1 Compari s on 1n Total Cos t of ~ oduct.ion Eloven Year Peri cxl 1922-23-24-25-26-27-25-~9-30-31-32 , nth R;luotion Per Ton and Al!lou.r;-c Tonnage Total oost Reduction from 1922 Reducti on f rom l92S Per Ton Aiiiounr = Por '1'an Amount �... 3.,. Total Oost ..., zc Reduction from 1922 Reduction from 1923 Per 'l!on Amount' -Per Ton /l..111oun-G' ..__,._ _ _ _.... _ _ _..... - ------- 1920 1927 $g272 ()1755;1ss.;76 ~434 1193,686~170 1929 o67S 2059~805 050 0647 1874D78lc66 1928 I ---- ~495 l449,067o97 1030 1931 1932 c.655 l.GO", pO6Oc34 oBOG 1649 ,48706~ ~01AL Losa l?aducri;i on in doplotion cod; l925-26~27-28~29~30u3l-S2 (00032 015 0 993Dl52o6B ('llp60lb378o57 694g086oGO 6S-1 p03G 080 (>15v290pOG5o03 '? 0 8 (')ON,· ,~.., ,,.,__.,... <1 Jt201 "'-Q l I per ton) Not x>ec!ne'1:;1on in cost of productio;'? Lteohmtlcnl Loadei?s g fm,thor e;.ct;ondcd and on DeccL,oor 31 P 19:32 D a ·total 01' 153 loadinB 0 5•18 ;t285 o~7 D0p~eciatio~ to Locc!:fuc~ &l, 19S2 36G,OC8cl4 O.r•iGmal Capi ta! Lnv0otnen·t Lose Dop:::>0ei atio~ Dopreciution fo~ Ysm.' l9S2 2ota1 ~ons Loaded IJoohanically • l9S2 55,,818.66 1,659,,149.00 :9~oe:i on the 1932 tonnage~ ths Capits.l :U1.veabent 1n lee.ding on.chinory as of December 3lotg np"9X'OT..i~te:d 12.9 cents per> 'ton for ooal so loaded. The proportion of coal londod mechnnionlly • inoroased fro!1 s.2 per cent 1n 1925 to 81.13 P3~ cont i?l 1932, ar:!! an ofi'ort is beinc; made to brine thio fiGL1l'& n11 to 90 per eont i n 1933. l,~aure of Time Uorked and Earningo: s1noe 1926, an aocuro.te oompila1iic__ o::: the oorninBs of all Union mine employee has been :maintained, :..ro:n \7hich tlle f ollolfinB resume haa beon abstracted: �-4.- - i'e~ L92G L927 L928 L920 LUi50 L931 L032 Woo of !len ~mJ210yod C" # , - e:a:rr:e 2 1 10505 l/78108 1t,6'73o7 l.l) '70;7 06 1.~?651>'1' l,69tlo0 li>60t:1o5 Average Day~ - TTorlted . AvepagV1et E~~ni~ f2r,.-. DS;X Per r1onth .fj}L~ 19'7 o'!: ' ' 9 O ~.;t) ,.. •J 24808 27009 ,,., ,., 2 '-'-ou 18906 21407 1~1.s 0 163 ()46 171~82 ~)l p965ct8~/ 2.,0641,l,03 Bo60 186025 2.923~076 7o'!.:3 r., • ..1.9 1'70 o9l Io - J.55053 24050092 1,866036 'to~S 128~4:2 100022 l 0 202o6~ 0002 6065 ll.IaOat vf.nolly due -'co i noz-euoed mecho.lliza:i.iion of m..bes~ li54l.04 The 1-..0at10·cio:-1 run~ 30 3 1032 :> enrnin0 s narc t1. cc~oo.ooc.1 by r~educcd dGi1'.lnd .11 and 71.ith I tha r0du.oo'.l ·,rae,o 000.l.0 offootive Jt•.ly J. .t1 1932., 0. c0::ib-~:m.::~im.1 of r0- 1:!fo·:;:7 -~O!:l.SVJ."'C n..;, Tllc ,..,i n.0 oaf'~·i;;y y;or1:- inau.guro.tctl. .,~1 1023 O.:ld aont :lnued perliaten'i::lj,- Bince that ·till!~ lta.0 l)eon a.mpl:.;.:!:':ler.1 C...'110. fJ'-;;1-.ongt honod, 'in.:.:;; f i'o.t-:o.lity occuz,rin3 ~.n 1932-, ~he total i.'atali'tieo suff'e:i.'Gcl by fo "i'Jnion Pacific Coal Oompany, ,uth the ra.iii o vor 1,000.,000 tons of toal :-:u:.:otl., cor..1parofl. ,rit h s imil ar statistics oovorinc all mines i n ~ uni~c~ s tates for the years 1925 to 1932g inclusiv0, shoun bol o~: Cc~!!:o~""i so.tl of ~at a l Accidents pe:::> Ilillion T.ona Coal !lined The -Union Pac11'1o Coal Company and U.uitcd statea Compared Ten Yee.rl; Periods Tho U!lion Pacific Coal Co::npa."l';l Patallties per '" :Jatal Aoo1do~ .1:1 000 1 000 t ons 16 9 6 ; 8 4 .94 3 .19 2.16 2.ae 2.6' 2.73 All liinoe U!l.it ed Stnteo Pata1!£ias pol., Pntal Accident s ,!1000 1 000 tons 2,458 2~395 2,254 2,s10 2,224 2.171 3 .74 4.17 3 984 3.83 3 .'1S 3.81 �...5... ~he Union Pacifi c Coa1 Co~pan:y: Patalitiea pe!I [g,~ . Pata.1 Acoiden·t!l b,000,ooo tons, 12 8 6 L929 k930 L9S1 L939 l !·h1 ,, \(( )' 3;91 ~ \. -f (\ '\ l\ ~ 2;·7a 2040 \ Oo50 l All ?:lines Unit ed state~ Fatalities p0z, Patal Accident s ,k_000,,0Q0 tons \ \lJ i '. l 3 o59 2,p187 2JIO74 ~ 3o9l 3o3l ,., . ,..2 l JJ463 1t,tso (Ii!S'Go) vov (Est o) I~ l safoty 0xp0n.dituros:> charg0ubl0 to mine COErt z ,o for the ,alenc1a~ years 1923 °'10 1932:, inc lunive, a!"0 shown below: Expenditur03 fol" Safoty Cb.arGed -co Uine Oos·i:io For Ten Year Porictl ~ L~3 L92~ ~ ~~5 L926 L927 L928 L929 l~O 1.931 932 Labor and ilaterial r, -.,> 71 1 98loOB 152g'754ol8 1299 23304:l l53:,~l5oll 88:,880()00 93D374o60 91,27-1079 98 :tO~lc~tr 1 700030,,00 57~591039 .. :i?ans I.:.i'i'l.od. _, Co~rt; Per 'Eon BG24lpl05 2p82l 0 670 00022 2 11 776 :,24:5 0066 2 s, 779 ~0612: 29750,/:30 2g927~39O Si,060 9 632 2 J>897 0 G53 2 D,155 p5217 2p005p270 0056 o0~6 0032 003'2: 0032 0034: 0029 0028 D~inc t;il.:, yea~• 1932:, b ut one fa.tuli·~y occurred on ·i'.ih0 pr<>- 10rty0 a i'avcr-ubl e ohor:ing con1pared \,l·;;h six c!0n.tlta in 1931 _a nd an :veruge o:i: 9.22 doe.tho for ca.ch of the p!:>eoodin3 :lin0 year□ • . It is to '8 notoc.1 that I.Iino Uoo 4i, Roclt SpringsJJ has be0n in opera•iiion sinoe Pl'il 17 t>l923:, and t"dne " e n~ Superior P oince cJ'uly G~ 1927, ui thout a. ato.1 occident. Both of those I!linas uoro a.uardcd '?ho Josoph A. Hol.m3e li'ety ·A scooiation Oert1f1onte for thoil> lonG a1'll1 nuooessf'ul safety •corao in June, 1932. A briof cO!i.lparison of resu.lta obtained touard reduced acciy ~ts, 1932 cOiilpared \11th 1931• m.ll prove :lntaroating: s produced per injury. fatal o.nd non-f'a~Ga.l, inoreasod ahitta per injury fatal and non-fatalp il~oreased shifts per fatal fujury increased • prOduoed per fatal injury 1ncreaaod i 118 % 115 ~ 393 ~ 400 ~ To a large extant, the pl.D.n of o."':~.Jsdi~G tv;o automobil es ond ~O in cash prizes, inaugurated during t.i.1e last ho.lf of 1931, and �•ntinued through 1932, r,as reoponsible fo~ the botte~ safet y recor d ido. txhe o.nnu.al oxamir,..ation of the ntnoo by an ou.t s ic1e engi neer or .foty man., uas mad0 i n 1932 by rl:?o Go Co Da.lrympl ep Asaistant Sta.to ,nl !line Inopect or of Oolor.1dou Tho 'l.7o.rk of the Boy and Girl Scouus First Aid and Safety ,one uaa carried on duz,ing the yem., 0 Zii\;eon g i!?lst ·teams an!.1 e i ght ,yo.• t eans pal'ti cipating in a. c antes·~ hold at Rock SJ.Fi.V13s on J'uno ttll 1 ·iihe Hanna il·~o Elks 1 5:eam a-ro.r:lcd t-li0 najor p:... i:10, t ho Hanna Doy ,outs' Teen also i.7inning the boyat contest<> On JL!no 10th:, the A..'11.nuo.1 Intor-Co'!!lpany l7ir o~ Aid and !line ,eoue Oo.n.teot tmo also llol d 0 ni:i;h a tee.m i'r-0.:1 tho Ua.ohingiion U.r:11 on a l Oonpany n..n..d. ton too.ms fr01:1 2he Union Paci.fie Co1l Compr,uy p011 t ... 11pntins , this con·,oo·i:; conducted undo:1.., t l10 0.12.E:pi.Joa of ·cho unit ed iaten Bur0~n o:r 1::1.non D ·i;he lin:rL'!'l.U team nmw:loC. tho pZ'inoipo.l pri zoo ilinnco Hoo 1 wine I'_!ro: lj:i.10 heavy OT.!>Onditl'.!'OD ~~e in C0n.l!3Ctio:; ~th t 1 e Ilelia.ncs le 1 iiino fi!•o in 1926 uore I' 1027 to l9S2, ru.rth-:>? rofl cctcd iu ·cri◊ reoults obtninea. inclusive , t:a.e ~ount so m:pon.1e:1~ rd·bi::. cost per tO?l., · •am 1922 to the and of 1932 1 3honn bolotJ: Coat oi' Controlling Reliance no. l llin0 Pira .tw.ount 1922 1923 1924 1925 192G 1927 1988· 1929 Oo~t po:v 2on v•l 018 . 0517 . 0429 .osao .1253 .,0169 .0120 .0070 .0078 .0102 1930 1931 .0016 1938 At t.he present time, t he several f'iro zones remain 1n a aat1~aotory condition. �- ' llin<o ~a t s:f··~~L~ri.f¾_ ·s u.-opl:te·k:,, ~he changes in value of. stocks of mine mater i al a.'t'l.d sup= pl ios sil'l09 Dec ember 31 0 1923 :, in shoi:m by -the .f'oll01.1iiig s t atement: UITIOlJ PACIFIC COAL cmrv1nr-1 a11d SmJTI:mRN WYOM11iG EUi;OTRIC COilrIPMJ-Y I!Iatel"ial and Suppl ies on Hand Daoerabei- 31st _1923a 1 924_,, 1 925 8 1926 a 192'la 1 928 rL1929,:, 1 930 2 193_1 and 1 938_ ·-Yoru."' 1923 ~t, ,;; 586 .?341 418r,79t/ 192-1 . 1925 1928 2670095 1927 2 531)075 1928 1929 1950 1931 1932 ,. Coal 0 0Jllp~ ,..,.,.;:;9 ov"'1 ~ "" v 2359130 2'73p035 255~06l 23D,06B 190 [)792 Eleotz>:lc Comnan:r cu: ms= Q'a.:a, ,!, V 12"823 ., u ,s 79 1 -·11 D'7"2 C 1923 e - «PC•:a en s , c\ \? C, ileduc "tio1'! f r o~ To·tal $:Tt:-ez"'e - c : " ' ~ t, 586D~l /}. "'} 1 -'-D 6~'""' ..,v 1 51!:9721 3 50~692 2359649 259~576 30'7p46'1 S26 ~76 5 278;877 Gt;50l 5D6'18 270 9 77,'D '2:/)960 315 :)563 277!>9S8 5,lG7 308~3~5 260 0 251 110 o:"O(i ,:Ji;;;,)p-- '" 3.a.~7 •2 4 -VS) - 4:~295 4 s,575 ... \r 342p994 38'1:-97~ 201936 ·7 ler cllo.nd:l so Btoroo: Ot'!.:i? n ercllru1dise ::rtor os " v.nder t ha co::1·i ;mui ng r.ia.na.gem.eni.; of lfti. Eo Ro Jef1'0z-:.lo D I1ar.L0.ger of St ores 0 made an excellent s h ouing for 1932" rem:i.lts for .cho . oal end(l.l') yoarn 1.922 t o 1 932 0 .:lnclusi ve p shov!l beloue r.1z> 0 J e ffori o carie t o ·bhe proper ty in 1Gh£> oUilll'l'le!' of" 1923. Tota l Opoz,ating Inventory Va lue ExEenses ~ ~ru.:es Net Earninsq $ 283,269 240,249 229,236 214,144 169.,294 194;37"2 182.308 /\ V s,oos (De.f. ) 55, 314 43,276 245,988 240.,450 208,612 lS8 1 608 163,629 166,764 134,315 61,522 57,686 54,961 62,966 71,577 67,868 52,327 33,921 $ 25,079 ('~ 32, .C.-49 $18,406 239,815 242,893 ho~eaae ~179 1 238 0 103,764 170,90'7 174,444: 101,739 188,6~9 181 -434 The net earnings decreased ()18~406.,82 f'Z'Ol!l the previous Jlaia, or 35.2 par oent, the total pay :t•ol l~ reduced 0816 ,191.70, or k.a per cent. �The AccountG Receivable, r.1erchandi so Department"· an of Decera.be~ 31. 1922 to 1932, inclusiVOo al'O shorm belov: Accounts Receivable ... Amoun·, • , 1922 1923 (} a5D507 ol4 1924 1925 86p864o25 62p737o39 1926 1927 1928 1929 5S~O'l0o5S 58 0 ~l9o,l5 1930 1931 1932 76 0 173009 '11~900097 940859011 78D988o91 59~~99e6S 62i,989.,0S On D~oonbe!' Sl c 1932 s, a total or 4 8 ll!On t'Jo!'0 oru."l"i c.d on our po:1oio~ ro11 s o DW'.'ing th0 year, nino ner1 names 'w0Z'0 added to the 1iat 9 mid 'tt70 ponnionors t1::l0d» Daking a ne;ra &1t1 it;i0i.,. of: coven names. Th-9 total oxp3nc'litux>as f or pensions for tho y o~ 1932 uao t 26~528e0l, oqual to (3.0lS p 001 ton of coal mincdo The total cum paid tor pensions. 1914 to 1932, inclusive, \Jas 0170 1 318.SOo &ale oz Ooal at Hanna.: Uith the completion 0£ the purchaoe pa:ymants duo t he Sher14an Coal Company covering the Hinton , UyoLling, mines, an 11greement was enterod into under date of August 141 1924, rurl uhich uo.s renewed from tine to time, the present agreement running to and inclu.ding larch 311 1933, these agl'eements covering t h e purc.haoo of Han..'la ooal ' r.o.b . oars on tipple tracks at Hanna. by the Sheridan Coal Company, ~ three other lesser companies. The saleo so nade to the Sheridan IS•l Company tor the calendar 19ars 1925 t o 1932, inclusive, are llhown below: �Ave1.. age rear Tono Sold 1925 1926 1927 50,662020 ~ 1928 58~912~90 589809;50 ~4S>52~o30 1029 1930 1931 33,605080 30,610000 il.9SZ Ava~age Price Received Tota.l Cost 35 1 17~0'75 30:,620040 03.038 30055 3~0-16 3o05S 2~087 2ot1.il 2~65G 20640 (>2olll3 20053 2~012 10856 14>(Vi'5 lo73~ 10709 10609 Profit Amount 0 ~920 1~002 ()46D609o22 55,0200 173 lo19'7 10252 10007 60,309~02 53p.295.58 t.?:~ 0 050078 33D841.M ·0,-.1 o ... v 29904:0089 28t,507o5~ _ ,- rtt --recso 1;qs4 Qg~s, I 2he ~igur0s ~or 1932 include 5~730005 ·,ono ool<.1 by 'i1he Har1"is Coal Company of Denvez- 1> n.ncl. lg651o15 ·,ons oold by th~ Reynolds-. Updike Coal Co2!1.pany or Qrnr;1hP,~ ond. 2 9 90t7o~0 tono nold by Ao· P~ Ca.moron ~f Haot:Lng3 0 11eb:t..aaka o Th0 °e.vo:rage t:o·tal cos·,0 shozm io ·tha.t covoZ' ... 1nB all coal sold at Ranna~ inclu.ding the i·tems or gmior al o,rpons00 anu taxeno Th0 additional tonnaco that theso snleo produced increased :tho ·i;otal :ru....'f\.I1.lll.g ti!:.!.3 of' ·the raincs D \"Iith o. l ""esu.ltant l"oduction in pitodllotion co::ite, SubsidiOI'Y Coal Le.~:l Co:1paui00: Dll.1':1.ng fue yow 1932 3 the:::o \'7Uo adv.x.1ooc1 to tho Illinoio Vnion Coal Oc:::ip:my for pa~ont of taxe=,D (>4~031053 ., :?ol" general Upenses, Q2~o.oo, a total of 04,32le5So Tho nbandonment of this prope~ty has been rocolm'..10nded by tho undoroig:nedo l,.oc:tal 3ett0rment s : Ho material 1mp1,ove~nt in housing t10.s attemptod in 1932; llowevez, s the ~sua:. ropajr program uao ma.il.'l.tail1od~ 66 tenements l."a• '1lin~led o.nd the usual ya1ntin3 progran Tr~s onr:."'iecl out at Rock IPl'ings. At supa1~1or, 'iO tenements uor0 roshinglod ancl water oostine ' ••,,'734.62 v,a8 moved 1nto the vi.ll.a.ge b:y· J:ailtmy· tanlt onr. At Rolianoo b, at Hanna 21. and at n1nton. 13 tonOillen'tis -rrore reshingled. Various ~er non-capital s.mprovements were made~ t3.le total expenditures f'or httel'lllent charged to operation for ·tho yoaz, ms (1131 0 105<t10e �Sgho C0!11muru.-l; y Council s mai n t ained an act ive in•cerest in ,crumuni ·ty e.fi'a i rs at a l l points , and the Boy and Gi r l So out ~ovement re.o oontini:-.ed o the Boy s cout and. ca~l scout otlll1ps a:t New Fo:r:'k Lake auccos sftu.l y eo;..-iduoted i'Ol"' t uo periodo of t en dayo es.oho Religious r1orJ: i n ·the oevoral c ommt?.ni t i 00 haa b00n i.1ell m.ui n'i,ained en ·the part of "Ghe Prote~tant ~ Liormon w-d Romn.n Cat h olic den c:Glinotions 0 rii ght cl asses in l!..dl.lini0tratim1.0 iio]10 Economics and Dining rare carried on during the r}losin0 mc,nt hs of ·ifue yoc.r.? and ·i;hooe 11lasses uere carr:led O?er ·i:;hroueJ-1 ·i:;h a \·Jintoi~ noaoon. :.i:he u.su.al pri z e s ti0 :i?0 ar1a:rded in ·t he oev oro.1 mini n~ d is- briots for the o ost attra otivo gru:d.cns and c10a.ncnt promi ces o ~ho Co"'7f:nu.ni ty Conncils at ifanna.:> r~o o!;: Sp~":1.11.gc P r}i· 1·i;on ~ elinnce and Supor:1O1" continuod 'Go c ond.uc·i:; t he l ocal amus 0men'G ~ :i:~0 .. • . lief' nnd oooi ul t70l'k req uirem,:mt□ of the s 0v0 ral oor:i!lluniti0s, nith a. · lininun o~ uosictuneo f l"o1.., t he, Co.::il Conpn.nyo r1:1t1, an ov:idon t noooos:tt y f'oz, cor.-:,mi·i:;y sclio:? a.ppoari nc Ln October, roliof' organizations uare c:;:ioo.tc~ c.~ n ock SpriD_$s and luper1ol"'. .llt Re lianoe~ TTinton a::.ld Uanna, t h:> looo.1 ColUlllu nity Clubs t la.Ve carr ied on throue;n t h e maans of pub lic cubocription su.pport. ~t nl l plc.ccc t he actu.o.l needy are b eing cell eccr>ad f or uithout drau.ng oa t ax ru.nds. - Q4 2imarst Assooio.tion : t on s at~ u.a y, .TUlle 11, 1932, ·the EiS:,:.t h Annual Reunion of be Union Pacific coal company and Waohinc-t on unio1'l Coal Ca.mpany Old • t.lmerst Aasoo1.at1on convened i n Rock Sprinz~, \'lit~ n membership of ' l'1 men and ona woman employe llhoae sorv ico ~~ruil la:1 or exceed ed -.ty 19ars. llro James Uoon, the first l'l'osidcnt of the As sociation 914 the oldest man 1n point of servi ce , 1.ti.th 58 ·oars of continuous !lrvice, was again in attendance. �Somg 000 employas, t,1ivc~s an.fl guest s ner0 ent01~tain cd at; ~o 1\.1:mual Ba ~1quet , in t h e Old Til"ler~CJ FJv..ilc!. ing~ rri.r . Curl R o Gray D ~osidont , '1hc Union Facii'ic System 0 doli veri n g t'no prin cipal LdCU"eos .. t'i:Y.• " Scott T t.U "no1•" Di-reoto1" oi '.'i!h 0 U o so Bu..T0att ot Ll:i.n es , mn ul so ln $1.t t end.o.nc e"' An old t il~e dan.00 co11du.ct 0:::l :tn ·i;ha Old ~ir-W'-"~' Buil tling sei,vod t o cnte~t;e.i r.,. t h0 merabe:r.•~ .? t hoi z• \';'l vesslaughtet•s 2.i.'1.d friends d.tn:inG tl~0 e'vani ng'-' DvPi ng the .1:i~i;0rnoo~ "· ~olll, rJi"nrw and t 'h0 Scotch K:r.l t i o b ru1e.1.s a iscours~d inGfi r-·'h:1c zuusl:o md ntJ.l!le:vou s ath l et ic c ontest~ ~:10re ~}011duetccl. on t hu grom.1.:ls ac1 joinQ Lng the BUiltli ng o rear, 28 .,100 cop:le EJ c.i.s °t2." 'ib u t 0c1 duri n 5 t he ycar 0 ·i;llo muga zi110 a z.1ueh lntic:-.:9s:'ijotl vis:lto~ i n 'tihe homes of a l l cnplo:y·0G of' '11ho Uuio::1. l'o.cific Doal Conpon:l ., the ro'a.onJ.ngt on Union Coal Company atlC.. ·i;lie Southern. ~"!;lolling Dlootri o Com:9any, the net cost of publ ico:i:;ion for the yoo.r _1932 totalling 02,978.40:., a 'deoronse of os,149.60 f'l"'OU 'i;ha pr evi ous y ell.l" e fhe aizo of tho oa.gazine decreased .fr om. fill o.ve?>o.ge ot: 47 pages i n 1931 to 43 po.gos in 1932. ll!asure and cost of r:eir.are \'iork: In addition t o the expenditure o:t ~)2,!::N8.40 fol" ·Ghc l~ pl oyoo lagazine,. a total of 012,3039 76 uaa e;q10ndcl lil connection wi t h t h:) 112.t ertainment of the Old Timal's t A,rnocia·~i.:,~ 1.1. .: :tl f ol.. contr ibilt ions llade to local churo.b.es, 'National. fied. Or-003_, /mo:rlcan Legio11.., Dvy an1 lir1 Scouts, the Fourth of July col ob:i:-a~~s~0 , ia.1.lor Dn.y, 01irist1nas, ~c., making the total amount expended O!l eoc•:tal a nd bettermwnt work �~15,28 2 ol6l> 01") approxi i;iatol:, '7o5 mill s per ·c;on of coa l proclu.cede ~ onclusi 0:.1.: A moo~ sntisfac t o~y ~eesru.")e of co-op0r ~tio~ uao eivon t he '"_ ,· 1 YJO.:-'Y ·tllrov.J''hou.t .1.;,.w ~ ,,_, ...l . -:~1,~ )/,':\.-.--.·, h•1·· • t •i Zen s 0.1. ..,., Rcc.::: · ,.. · t-JJ ,-i-. v .u.O 0 :t. opZ>ingz ana.. our .., ,. _ v ..., ..._ )?lii::ddc .w.i1linc; v illages ., fac tre11 c.le ·~he officoz-e 01' 1.;ho v.:ir ious l abo2.<> ►i•gffi:tiza.t:to1:2s D tlle b us~1.ess a.ud p~ofessional ill311. 0 m1.tl ·t l:o clex-ey0 Du.o to t h e l o,:,'°"' ,:,eno--=,-, "1 _·?0 1., u c.·to•-i;:, - ...,_,;u,..,.,. _ coal, t he tJO:i..">k-l n~ 1'02...,co ras deoroased a.s shor.!1 b y t 11 , } i.abulation :.' olloni11g:> 9,2; r:.n1:1 tho lhubor or Union eL1ployes iu 002:.,vi ce at a l l tines f or e l even ~~ec1z~1y ~riodo ahown b elov: f!'i04 ran. 1~ 1923 ran, l .. 102'1 -.i:. 1-~ -... _... an., .. l 92G j ., .. Numbe:;.., l'Jon SD6'/'4 29677 1(":t')) 2:,830 ln. 1, 1 0:3:7 2~470 2 :,111 -r; ~: -~1930 lg800 1 r ·,-:>o -s'"' 1"921 an: ,, 1 9815 1, lC:30 1 192f> ln. lp an. 1, l93l 'an 1, 1932 l, 1933 ' ? L, ··"' I 1 :,822 lc,'710 ~eduction - 170? 84'1 1~204 1 563 1!790 Per Gont .,. ·r.. 2 -"1 ov 2So9 33~Q 4:2;5 49,;7 lp9~5 1 9 753 52. B 47~7 l:8Gl 50.6 53. 2 1 ss~ la965 50.;'!; 01.U' lo.o or si·c uatio=i 't"ras uell co.ciposed t;-:-,z,ou{§l.out ho ttu,,nove::." ncgli5 ibl 0 0 the yoar, tir . Johl1 P. Dn.ite , fcrno:E> Pl~esi dont of the 111.t~J r.::inc ·.;orl.:ers of Araorica • and a me:ibo:i:> of tho Bi tuminot.:~ Coal llc.issi~1:., o.pp ointoi b y Pre sident r;oodro:J r:.11.su.:.1 :la 1922 • ccnt.i tmed • Jo'ln ·i; U1:1p :t1~0 to s st'i;le unadjud icatod dis pu-i:;os bot·m:>on the oparo.tors Iii lllina uo~ke~s. But ono queo~1on hao orison betueen this 0 0'.Jlpany Id i ts eopl oyoa s ince the arrru15ement mi.o placatl in effect, (April I, 1929) , b ut !lro rihi:i;el s prose nce wi ·thin ·i.;h s field and i.llo IlU.'!.lorous '· llresaes made b y hiz!l h ave aor v ocl t o onli(f1t;er::. t h o nen r al ntiv3 to le lllina laboJ-1 s ituation. Glsowllo:10 . �' 1 2ho p~ope~t y ia being ~,011 r.1!1:tn t e.iuoi.l. £.!.ld c i von oppo::,.. t uz1ity for uori.d.n~ t i r.2e ~1c1 ot1tput., :mt~n.·:lnl furthe:e reutw t i on s ~n I I costc co~ld be rondil~ m~1oo ��~~(!0000~ o~~r@ h\~ ~ @ , , ~ ij&i) ~~IJ3 ~o~ �IlAR 1931 �THE UN I ON PAC IFI C COAL COMPANY WASHINGT ON UNION COA L COMPANY EN E M c"AULI FFE, P RESI D ENT fro F I L"--·_ _ _ _ __ _ r: o GlurktJ L -:i 111:1:li :'2U'{l.,. ~ I N REPLY, P L EASE REFER T O 1416 DODGE ST R EET OMAHA. NEBRASKA ~ 1, ·a~ c, c.,.., ,.., .., ~0";:,,"J O°' ~ ~~ ~ L r. ~ - ~b~v~ ~ fi1~ union Filoir~o Oo~l Go::.,Jc.ny 0 l20 Br.>cac1-:.·;~yO Don 1!b:;:1_r9 ~.i o- Ye ~o:.:.-- sil, :i 2 ~39-? 1.92'$ 192,.'.': n~t:21 ~G77. ·eo 2.243 1925 2 "779 ,,cs~~54: 2~0'7D l9!b 2,"176 ,~5~45 l92t/ 2_7so.430J30 1-854 l92S 2.92?,389.85 le815 l.929 s.oco,esa;as l e6'13 l.875 l9ro 2•S97,G53e2il 1 ;057 laOO! 1131 1.893 .1 .;040 2,453,527.24 The working tme of t"na n:'..!!cc. t'ell of:? 41.B do.ya, ~ 10.1 ,-i- cent, ,u:11 a decr ease in totn:.. au.tpu:t of ~.12a.01 tons , or 15.33. ~ cent , . occurred during tho yo:::.!>. :. ~nm.~n.1 inoo--.:..Jo, ~tat.J, city am �•ounty ta:&cn, ohru."~001>3~0 ·to 01?0:t"ti.tion ~ tot9..letl. (~305 9 435~03~ a ~,\ looroL,oo o~ 0'7<\ , 8004-<7:3., ©&1 19~:Ge pm;? cc~~~ Oiihet'l r;etierul. G:!:ps11soe, l!nolurl.in~ coJ..9.Y•:!.on 'fl :Lvtetu·ono0 ~ SJ:1jm';)i0s to p~sone :> employos' llabilLty i1l::lUJ?-:oo.oo :, eto e, . ·~o·~ al'od !?or •iJho yoar [) ~)29'7 ,pl95.t>79 ~ t~. l?eductio:;.1 ' .~rom 1030. 0£ 016;1000~9~ Tho l!lino COC\; IC~OOZ,00.C0c1 (~~017 r,0:;? ·~Oi1:, ~10. 'eh O w~~l oo:,'i'.i leo~e!.1fJD.tl. OoOOB pa:r. tono fio cha.n go j ,n. t he \'k.:lf.P cioelo ooctU?l'"ez.:8. . lw.?in~ iJ.10 Y@ru? 9 t h 'J ~:,l oyGs 'l.70Z:-2t:h 13 tw.doz~ thfl J}01;_-2.oi on oi ·th0 ~t~0i :w ~ 1920:, non.l o O cnc1o 0x'i\•3o·~i'i70 Dccoffuo~ 1 :z 1!:26 ti cr-.!'2 o:i:Q >il1 i1:1.[) t.Tnno sot> 1932, tho l.'ovio:1on offoet•ine; o. i:>odtte·,;:l on o:? (; 0 J.G2 ,or to~10 s-1 ·ac_ o 19f32 ;i t ho c o::r"1> o:? pro:lt!.ot i on iV..lO zx1?o gJ?oc oiv c1y t..oa , ;) .'\.i,,, ('c": 1o'"'J'i n>'."" 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C(O!}l"eciat:1.or- 't.iO Dsoc-.:f.rn:? 31~-- '7 o.;;~--D uo ::'o11o-;.Jsi I -yt Ox,:lc;innl Oc.p~~tal m"rc 0'~.20n~ Y.cng Dop:1?co:1a·i;:!.on V 0 230.,_,GGGoO~i' '""et9 Q~-.,.o r•.-, , _t.., :;-'lt.1 1·· •oi.vir.:; mtlo to 'b:rl:nt3 ~;?,i!:l :?:.:.g~o ti.~") i :J 83 'fP'i: cc:x~ 2J.~ 100:J °' l!,aouro of' 'J!:tr.:0 tigI'~£0'1 a:::1d !!r:i.ziL\~2'!1-t Sinco 1926, au oootu-uto <3<7..:.:pi:!.t~~io:.1 of: -i;'.2.o oa:>2;liugQ· of al l • hion m:mo omployos has boon mmtn:lno:l, fro:::i r1il.ioh tho .follovring 1 '8Slll:l~ huo boo:.i cbatraotct.l: Avoraje Net Em.~a Its! rzo. oz Oen .Jibvlozcd Avern.c~ Days NG 2.100~5 J.817~ pp1' bazer l'onth eFYeai~9~5 Gl.G3.46 01,9e5.s7 . . . 1.781~8 214.r/ 9~00 1,673.7 24:Seel 188~25 2 1 234.7G 1,7rn. e B70.9 1?0.91 2,oso.02 .., :,ea I- --- r101..koo 1~1.00 2,004.00 �. ·go~ J9SO Jlo~ of ilo:;:1, -~2¥>,l..~ ;-.. 1.,/65~'1 t ) ~) rr~·4a r,;~s ).931 ') \. 155;5:,.i 01~966~36 128;~ l.e.001.;oo ¼1h".:l x•~ri.llction in. Om'•nintEi po:P a.a~ i'rore 192.e to l'Ggs wez,e ah:loct nh.o!ly dv..o to inoroaoot1 r ~:)chru:1.'\mation of minoB A) 1 ~uotion of npp:roziB2:'G oly (;le;05 ~10z• da.yo ff.'he t,oo.uct~oi-i Tho olr-.."ii11W{;;O ~ tho daily ~. ', ~a.eo \'Ju3 '\/ .f!:1"9 ~-igoly 't:iMOS.~ u.p ill tho iZJ.O:k:.,08.UG 2.J.1 \102'k;l~ ti'!:'10 ru;>i'oa•d0 1 C O:il'IJ2t>:lcon t>? Pntal Aoci-tlonto !..-;.:::., L;S.lllo::2 ~ on.a Go~ El:7..nod. 1FJ.1o··unio:.:. Po.o1:f.':to Coal. Comp.filly ::01 'U.1i.5:tccl Stutoa Oo-...;.pai,cd Nino Year!~· P~lioCa --- Oh C ::---W All liin.00 United ~tatea -==-=-• - f FatolitiOG !)3Zl - . Fa.ta.1 Aooidonta 1,000,000 ¥,Q.21Q. 16 9 6 8 4&9-C: s.19 2.10 .,, 2.;00 f3..j54: 8 lJ3 8 6 2.'15 3e91 2.76 a.40 ... i't:tiial:J:tioo par J'.'i ntal Aooidento !,000.&000 Tons 'Je7/J:. .:.17 1 v•o'_:: ::,.as z.r,'v ;,.a1 5.89 s.91 s.27 (Est. �So.foty 01:q,ondit~oo.., ehfwgee.blo ~o m.:1J.10 cosit8, rox- ·~h0 62l0t.1~ .. dar yam)s 1923 to 1gs10 iuo1uoitro 0 n~o shoi-m bolo~g FiXP3xtditUZ>®O :?m.') Sn:?oty Cho.:-qg0d 'ii@ 2lin0 Oc~•;;c - · .,, ·-- ,ut;:o~::_ lli;~ XQ,Q,t~)~e~J.~ -r e=--c·-=--,ee---=-.,. -r= l92S L3.°bO~ anti.o }]Q.'ljG):f.•io.1 .... r = 6., ~, 71,981~08 192~ 162 ~G-/64 ~18 2 ~82l0 0'1S eOOO .985 l29t>23S~~l 2 .!)779;00e.: ~0€:G 192G los;9l5oll 8 ·;/7110 0 2l5 L98t7 09 0 880000 }3 0 P/50 t!'1:SO 0066 ·oo,~ ~ f!I l92Zl 98 9 S'7~o68 2D927p30~ .ooo 1929 9'l D2t'f/:.:,{/9 3p000p(~39 o·oss 1930 ce :,-M:1~~7 2~0Cr7 0 G6v .OSt: 1931 •/0 ,830~"8-C: l"; • /1. C:.<:' r·~, .029 ~ear ::s ~ouo ~lin®ti ::rt>O':?C,._. w....- ; ::r:;.,,,,nr::::(~ ... ,Co~~..~~! T..on 6$?211,,105 wr; ..::;J0:i J::'. t~ ~--1 ;oo8 Dtw:1~ 1i'no yocw 19510 tm·oo rato.1:1.i:iou ooow."red m amo no. e lt Rook Sp:!."':1.~o D ouo o.t i:J.int;on ru1r1 one u:~ 8iap0:.."'ior n:aH ~ . Di adcl1a b1on to 'tho cbovo, ono death oootu"'~ct!. ·~o tm onployo of tho o a1tro.ctor • ~ tho nou nil' obo.f'i'; so:rvina l1°o~ 8 and 110. 4 14:1.l'leoo 01 tho o1x moil kl.lled, five :tog"c.; ·o.0pom1ent familiaa~· Thn total wmbe~ of depondento was o18bt• 'F.ao oauco of death hno bean ol.aoa1f1oc 1a follouc: Looomot1vo ,, Pall of Ooal Falls of Rook By m1no prop Fall 1n Shaft TO'lAI, l 1 2 , 1 l The average age of tho mon ktllod was 43e5 ,enra, the youngest t-&t11 occurring at 32 and the old.inst e:~ 70 :vears of o.go, 1he relation ~ the death period to age aa f'ollo .1•: �..a.., ,. sa ~[!.rO of Ugo SG ~•a or. a UV 38 yoaro or ac0 ..... ,M,,-, ~9 ~vm.'lo 0 L uc.;;o 70 yoru.,o o!? o.r,o '1101:t..i, l l f3 l l -rs tOO!)enonblo uo~-rn~~l nocia011to ctti:'fc~o(; a.u ~mo~0ano o~ ~3 0 9 p0r ,m.tt m ~:!ln a'hifuo P~l-, no.oidcnt dhO'i!l ~C';."> ·~ho ~E):ll.•0 Dl.t t'inG th0 lo.at ~ or 'i.i~~'J il'-OD!.'> 0 c.. cpooinl c::l.Fivo uo.Q z!~-0.o ~ot:.r~'l-:J. :lwpztovcm(;.at" an.a. ~o o.t\to1r.ob:1leo uoz>o p!.,~□od £c,y} tho 'bost cltovl:.:!"5 t:nilo to1·ia1 d cafot~lt> 1 !ho n~ ohmoo n:!ll 1,0 1-:.:wa.~.1 \io -.:..l:lo ottcccc.oi'ul cmployoo on FoiJruw.•y l61 19320 .o ~ 0:1 u. in....: :.:10.t!.e ·~o cc1nip o.J.J. E~n ,102:";:-t;.,r; uitlorgrounr1 r."!.th c;aucG lhi'Jl d8 to p_•o·~cot ~oi~ oyon rf1 0Z1 uniut,; ·;,;_o Dli:tOi: ~ o p1ok. cr:o.Jd.ng ha o1tnt:.•:;io~ '-'-·' n ·.t-olo D :lt 1:--:.;· oo c :.,1, ·:;.z~.-;; dio-~:lMt p:.,•Gross tollrd. tmf0·:;l• ~r, ~10\? aoing m.i:io&· 'il:h'J uc/~ ,.:u..:.!°i>C:." of' ~o.ta1 tlOC:l~o:i'Gc to ljl'.)!!, Gi.1.e;U[sOO in ll\l'«iual. lnin~ op;>1.,c1tJ.a:1c ':'no fivo, a. r oolio·t:lon. o~": ono frai.u 1930. Zl.e o.nmwl llm1oo.t:l.o~ or. ~11.') mi11Gs wan oru:-ri~tt ont ·;;..-:.u-.o~ Uzt. s. n:. sms:;:;h, u In ndc11tion._ tho UBll:ll llminn-t~o:i:1 um.--.o mo.do by tho u. s. Bw.'loo.u or !!ineo En.ginea:io"C anll. tho Uof Stnto :Iinina lnopeotOl' o~ r:yom.ine;. fhe uat?k of th'..> Bo-., aru1 Girl Sooato Pirot Aid~ Safety Ton.t.13 la Otll"l'ieu. on during tho "3eer, fourtoon e1rla 1 teanu, and tour boyot 11111a Pllrt1o1patin5 1n a oontoot hold nt Rook Springs on June 18, tho ~ Kt. Elka, toatil awarded tho m,_301, prise, tho Hanna Boy Scouts t llll alao l'linn1nZ tho bOJ'S' oantost. �~-non Juno 12th, tho .fum.UD.l Jnte~-oomp~y J?ir~rt A:ld row. r.ttn{) Reoouo Oontoot rt.J.o a.loo holu , \7ith u t eam f roro. iih0 \"Jeshington 'Onion ~oal Co'..!l pnny nnt1 ·i;o!l toomc fron 'i:lio u):!:l.on Puoific Coa l Compu..ny part- ,ta"o~ Lm"'o.ln or liiaou ~ ·0ho Tu!lo t oan acn:!.n n.tm 'ldec-1 ·tihO pri:ci.oipa.l pr1n~o· Dt.1.r:UJG t 110 ru.on·jh of ApaJil.0 oul?ot ~· moci :1~13:..: ':'!O!l0 hol,,1 o.t Roo:tt lpringu D Yi:l:lton:, Bll.lllli:l o.nd Supo~;-,im."') 0 t ho ,:~i":;_.:.: // -:;c,c;e-;;110::., \'1iti1 n~'.fil• ier ton, ~~~ 1922 to ~'lo cr.iit 0£ l.C3l 1 ohot.:.2 001071: ,Coo~ of 0ontroll:t:1c> r.s.1~";.~.e Eo~ 1 tth'le V~~ .. 9 :"'\t°) J. CJU 1923 $ 2a,osv.10 181 74:u.99 lV24: 12,oo"l.20 1926 1926 192'7 00,000.00 4,411.'76 10.,2s1.00r 1928 s,s02.71 1930 2 1 004.~G 1999 1931 2,444.00 2,'768.99 0.101" .0517 .0429 .osao .1253 .0169 .~ .0<:110 .ocr.e .010a At tho ireoont time• . tho ooveral firo ~ aat1sfaotor"'/ condition. k!,e llatorial and Sum,lie•: 'lhe ohlmges 1n ftlue of n·t oclrs o.: 1:~1.e matoriv.l and supplies �l.ll90 Deoo1!f)ei, s1; 102s; i0 a'h.01.7~ 'by ·tho folloui..vi.g stote~0ntg IJUIO!J PACIFI C OQ/J.L OOilPAW':i' anti. SOYJill!Efilj WY0?:73].J~ ELECTRIC oorapJUjg m1iio!·1al l!Iid supplioo on HGt!ld. Deoembe:-r: 3lrrt ( _ 19§.S_..,___102,~rn l~~q&)-.~.YJ\..,l.Jl9,,7.,n,,...):,ii~§t~......:J..,$.2,,$:;,t ..:J:~.9,Q....~¥-'L.l:2~!.:.. .,., .,.. ,.,. ~~ ' ,c.~~~c-~~..AAE-~ C 590DOOO m =i 999 t30 ISl •318/'/9'1 237t>9G5 El0otrio 00Bn1~~ r~....,...=:m c;... e :s:r:c z - ctn c>w 4 ~-1 t , Dv5S1 2sgvos:.1 TO'G0.1 So.loo EJl!!Ce= :e--:::= -,,- 52 tr::> V 2{,J9tJ""j 2G5 0 130 21~ os@ 590&)0(;).1 '" <1:2r3.9011 Q.!t s!iso ~~sPc~c.t>.. :) ~ o::77 • :=ic:::::, (} 3.8£'4 26'7 095 2 ,,,..,q07["' Ou;}. ~ ~ote.l 290.99:E.2 2?/0 '8tG 6~601 2ss:6tra ~Q'7 [?,l7ll si-1nDB20 2 ..19~ 6:lG'r '3;2eij 860pBSl B~3> 0 /J;S~"f '1:e)'~o,1 Opora'iiiiJ.G BxrlGilOOO & faxoo ...,..-:rzc e d t: eez:s;; Roo..uct i on • ~OYll .. l 92S -:::a:~• ~ t~ 1a,;sss 299,092 Sl9e769 S30ii£20 522,291 514:~776 f89 1 WS 3~GJ/oW/ �1!£~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!111!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-- A9.£S,,UA;~.QnR,0.~o :1z_Vf':~,l,Q,.,!" _U~:r,oX~glBO D,.~~:qn.~ Amowit Xq,~ ,..,... c:,.,wws1:..:1 192-3 .. : 19/ZS 192~ 1925 1920 19:17 19ia8 19~9 1930" 1031 Tho :}0du"'•:~ -~·..... 1 •· \ }'1._nno•Q_.,..{~rt '1:1 ll .. 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Ol;pond:1.turoo for penoiono Zo:z• ·cho ~nc 1931 tmo ◊22 1124G5, \ ctUal to 0 .00913 per ton of conl m:11.1.<r.l ct 2ho total aum po.il!. foz> pen.- 11ons, 191~, to 1931, inoluoivD, t.~o ~:.1e!:J.1789.99. No Of Coal nt Hanna: ··ath tha oomplotion of tho p:n-cihnge pnyoents due th0 Shorido.4-'l ~, , .. oaJ. Ooz:ipan.y covoring tho \/into:n, riycr.!linG, tJineo, an agroo!Jlant mis ld:ered i nto undor dato of A1J.BUOt 3.'1., 192-1., and whioh'fflls renowed , .._ time to time, the present azi,oo.clont ro.nn1na to and :tnclu.O.ing , -~(?ll _31, 1932• these agtteomenta oovor~u the purchase or Hanna ooa.l .. ~b. oara on tipple tracks o.t Hruma by the Sher:Ldon Coa l Company. �lO oul oo so w.ad0 iio tho Bnoz-idm1 ·Conl Oomp::m:y- f·oi? ·'iihe oal 0r1aa:1." •a,.•o 1026 'to 19S1:, :lnolv..ni 'iTO m •o ohorr.a. bolo\7: L\vo1 ago Avo~o.go . ~ Tono-·-so,.rJ P1'ieo Roo0i vod To·l;ul Coot 1 ·-t>OijGf3o:.!O u » ~G t r t n e ¥& s e o a, 2e:e ' '3 0 ~-~ '.! " IS6 us~919-,0J . Go066 "37 59~€100ii.GJ fi?tectJ: ..--rr • r e2~u0 t=ee:r-2 P~.-.oii 'ti •P.moiuit = ~ ---1:~ ,. ~920 (:OOiG09o'faB • . ;::::oc.&•- · <j ··or•n ~ 1 1>0:>2 . 56 0 020~'7:.; GeO.jGl Bc012 . l1:.0 3 tJ: GJ18094!00 r:r, " ,,.. J _..:,<hJ ..:"?v ea /1.'.I' 30053 . lc8 . 60 1c101i' v 08"G ~9 ~mz1l~7'.:': ot;iG B~9:3i7 l o07U 1086:] 11,11. " '' GO-...>~o . roo 130 ""o ""' ,.-i;/ -1·111 .,! 1 ~173'3 l t.)007 . 3!3,841~00 30, GlOQOJ noGW 1o'700 ,;9,1:9 IZl . W(': • r ,. r: or- ·5 9 v .' Ci>-o ~·r.ro - ~~ c,o If ...., • Q.'1~ ""'9 • •,.. (tO ~ring all co.11 oolc.1 o:t En.:..!Y-.J 0 :1.n.al udi n,s thu 1•;:;c.!lo o;: cono~al ~.:peu1 a.ml ·:mz o~. lJ:h o ud<l:lt:lontJ.l •;;o.t1.110.5t.., <i;n~·i; ·Ghocm r.m loo p1"'00:.20Ctl in- 1aseQ t h0 ·<ioii!'.1 l "'t!.ZlXi.:lng ·~:i.9.o o:? th() ru:.10:.J t> 'i.1l tn u l ..osult:::m.u t 1e:luo.. Dn :Ln pz,od.uotio.li. oo::t,o.- tia.turn.l (510 :lo diop lnoing C!.ll \'7yo.,,,i,,~ ooulo l'1 ~ap1dlye b~~',i Q,2,0.l Ia.11.d Oomnanioo: Dtu.,:l 3:..; 1fio yeai• 1931, ·tmo!}C , -0 n ~:mw.ood t o t h e Illilioio • Lon OoaJ. o c ;.il! )ml y·~w p:1y.n.o.11t of t m~a'.:l , 1~e.02s.al J f o1.. cenerul. -ea, ,2(:-J.o o, o. total of 09,lGG.a l " ..Jo aro prani~o.1 n rod~ticm. the aooaoooo val unt:i.o__ oi: thio pl"OP8l"'tY of from $15.00 to OQ.oo par " on t axou cltio rJsy 1, l9S2. ""81'1nfj 8ab.o].al-BhiJ2S : Ho oondjdato ror aollo:JJlrohi ·mo ohoson in 19:31. Student •, .~ Clrillos will graduat e .fro!Zl th )liooour1 Sohool of M:tnoo this �sunrnm•., o:n.t! rr.tll be c;iv on 0!:1pl o-y-c1ont i 11 oomo au.1tob1o oapno:J:iiy e LU tiwoo otu.d.o..11to Q.!)0 doi11g n oot ofi'iciont ach oo! u ~ .,ko f!o~al, Jj9.t;,,'GopuSA~n. 2. "1 __J:.O' ~o~"O:.-"'::.. .·.~ :.!.:.!. • ..tl.Ol!Oll?.g ~ :-.. • , 'I ~l •1 • "'119"v 1 i. o '""' ....... ..:•0~1u1 ..-.:,.-_ v v!....,.'..,, rmo C.'•v 'u0DP '~Cu. .!. 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'ilo·htol~ ont chargod :o o~re...r~::.o., ::?o;~ ..~':io yo~., t;'3.CJ 000 0 07"/ cSI::~ '2110 C•.t.:!.Ui.1.!:.!.:!t3 Cot;.. oilo r.o:L.i.·~a:lnoc! m! ao·~:l'\To i utm."'oot 1:1 OOu..71Wl• ,ty atlf ~.:ll"'o a:~ a.11 z:;ointo , on.til.u'!.0~ mm t l 20 -:!oy m1.d G.ll-1 Soou.{; m.ovomo:n.t ma 'i:1~ :Joy s oo:1t a.nu G.·i r>l Scout Cm.!:!)~ a:i; Uou Fo~l! Lu!:e noooo~ful l ~ contlt1otcd few ·;;,.10 poriotl.u o::: to_ dayo oaon. Roli{;iouo 01'1~ 1n ·;.uo Govorill. oa:r:m.m~tioo h:i.c been \ ,Jl l ~intamea on tho pn.rt f tllo Protoctaut • Uormon and Ro::i n. Ca:th~llo llcnorilin.a.tio:ntJ • 11:!g'ht olaoooo 1li. Aclni.niot1..~•:,;:7..o:1, 1!0:110 Eoonomioo nnd I:I1n:tus 1110 oaz..,r i m1 oi1 du.rina tho olooing oontlla oz tho year, and t 1">..ooo laoaeo ·t·:oz-o carl'icd ovor tln..ou.[:;h t ho ,nntozt ooaoon. Th o ll.'JU.!ll prize 9 wore a,,m.~otJ. 1..,,i tho oevernl mL"l1ng d1oti--ioto 11' tho uont attraotivo gardeno O-!ld oleanoot prem1aoo. Th'l oommun1t7 oouno:1.lo nt aru.uw., Rook Sprin3a, \iinton_ E lianoo ~ Supor1or ocntinued to omiduot ·\i'.it.., looal amusement, roll f and "1al. work roquiroments of t l!o offiY r n.l oCl7tJl•mit1oo• with a tl:1.n1mum t &aa1atanoo trom tho Ooal Oo:a~ - • �rlit11 O.Y1 o'i.rltl.ont noe00city fox> oomrttu.nit-y 1:..oliof e.pp()ari..ne; in cto~O!'IJ z>eli0f 0!'30.niso.tiono 'V0l"0 0!'>0/..1.tOe& o.t Rook SpV~D ~d Sup0~= ~1,, botll on.ppo~tod b'Sf rai o.ouoosm.0n~ oS? on0 po~ eon\i on -;;!10 oo.lal:"ioe f raino ti0!.11."'0!'o u Eliuo o~~~ieialc a..~a so.Jm...ic~ b u.r:::.tuoos m.e~1Q At elinnco 11 \'Jinto:1 o.:J.tl :fia~mn. v tho loeal Oo,ir.1n..:1ity 01000 mvo eU1_,l.,i~d r tlWQV.~1 ii'.ho r:lO®D of public 0v:bncription cuppo!7tc A\; all plnooo l,.o uotunl :aocd~ n:;_-.0 beinc noll oo.z-ocl fm..,., wl~'.t2ot1t ~u;·,1i1-c:; o:ii tall b,ndae ' ~ ~1tl,!rC 1 .!,o.§.9.oi~~i,@J 02'.l Sntt,vi!o.b'o Jw10 1Sp 10310 t ho S0v011..th fl.J.'ll'l'.!U1 Ro~.uon of he Unio:, ?o.o:3:?io Coul Co:u9J11y nn:.1 Daoh:ll1g'iiou uu.:lon Coal Oomp3ny· OltJ.. !Doro 2 Ao !oe:::.0.\;io:1 oonvonoc1 i~ r.oei-· Sp1.,ingo O ~,1th u mo;mox>onip of 20 u0.11 a.:.,tl o. u irenty yom.10('1 'i.10:-ii~1 ti:-?t cmployo tt:1000 oor-'vieo c-:-1ur.111oe. o~ Ol:00edct1 Jro:1.'Jo Uoco.D ·iiJ.10 t'ii:.Jt F!')ooiuco:ti or ·tho Aoooom w Lou e.."1u ·ii).o o2r:!oot m.:m. ii.1 point o:! co:t.."V~oo O ru~h fl'/ -;yoru...,o oz ooil..Lnuotw a ~l"'V-l c ~ 0 tno agam ~~ c.ii..~o;:,1h1.-100 e> So.J.) 1700 c-.nployoo, Tiivoo a:.rl guonto uor0 0n.terto.i..'1lctl. o·t tho lnual B~quo•,; P i n tllo Old T:lm0!.">D t Bttlldi:1ga, Rt• RO"ii'o E. lT • Soiuu.oa6 ~aoop~ Bicllop of \7yomng, doliv~t.,i::.1J t'ho ~illoipD-1 adarooo. An Id tifilo duuoo oond110tad in tho Olt! 'i1imo:i;oo I Buil<ling served to ont0:..1 . . kin th-) cc::ibol~:J, their tv.1v0o, dn.t,cb:to:...,o a.n.d. friontls durins tho evo~&J '6• Duz,-1 ie; •:;bo afternoon, foui~ 'bt>a□ !"J nrd tho Sootoh Kilt1o b:indo .aooiu,ooiJ. :1.uapiri:n.s I!lUOiO and numor.>ouo a:;;bletio o ontoato \70re oon- llted 0:.1. t.11O r9"'oundn o.dj o1n1ng "ifuo BuildinZ• w.ao estimation in. \"th.ioh tho Old T:tmero • Assoo1a.ti.on io hold ti ~to valuo to .-Gho men and tho Oom.pan~ grow with oaoh ouoceedins ~~ �• fJ_1_!llo:v29,t 1¥1r~nino_:, 0- Dcoo~~f,01.., Sl o\; 0 tho TI':lployoc ;1 r!11zos:!J1.o oloacd i ·~0 0i t;.'h'iill :,o~~., so,,175 oop:los d:lo-t!..j.i.)t.1•i:icJ d urin.:; tho yoru;, D 'i:iho augas:!ne a. much , bt:toip!ltor! vlo:l·iiorJ i Y?. -;;ho h o.200 of o.11 om:,loyoo o?. Tho Un:lon ?acifio Do~1 Oo •t9-_•,_:•J" tho \:nch:::1s"i.ion u~1ion aoa1 Oru?.). "1:.1:,· lL?Y.'!. tho Sou.thor n r.ryo... li.'lS Dloot1.,io Oomr:~n:yO u."10 not ooot of pu.h,.:1.ont:.!.o:l. i:o:: •i;ho yew 1931 ~ot~;::; CG ,128000" nn 2.:~m..,ouoo o."? o,. ,1so~aG ~OS '000 1.):}Ot'"io•'!..') ~CZ'o L9SO t o f!amw m.terta.:.tnn...inii o_ ·';h0 0:!.:.1 'i:it:o;.n:: ' Accoo:tc:i.;ion Ui .tl ~oz- 0011.tx-:lbutiona illde to l"'Oal. 0 '-ttu:...cile~;, liut:lo:an,_ Ro r-:. Orior-o I fll210!>il)Q.'U ~ eia.1, Boy an:l tirl Soo 1to., -~'..'l Pourt,1. or Ju.l- co!ob1~tr;;2w.., L~b~ D:1:;-. O-.:wictm.no• Ito., ~~ :; -~:--.o ·i;o~ u..:ou.u.t ~~P.:.lc~ o:~ oooit l ond hotto!'mont war:-k 81,3'7G.59~ <X'<' a!)}.1!'<r;im!l.tol:r a.7 >.tll.1..o 1, 0!, -:.011 0£ oocl pl..oduood.. E:9luo1on:, A mo3t cat1ofaoto~ymonoll!' of CO&-.O) ~ntion ~ne e1vcn ~io !Dl!lpany throu3l10t1t tho ye01~ by ~iho o:7....-:~!'J ~ of Book Spri..'llr;s and 01.W llta1de min."tnz v:Ulages., a.a uoll a ·;,;nJ o.f:e!ooro of tho various labor ,San1::m.tiono., tho bus1neoo nnt1. !'l?o_'oooio inl men., and tho olor&"'S'• Dt1.o to tho lessoned dGLUU'!.,_ :..'O'-' co 1, the v10rld.ng foroo ..ma do- Peased an shOl'ln. 'b7 the tabu.l.atio ?.olle>m.116• 9 mon, tho numbe~ o..a aton omployes in aorvioe nt all miuoo f01.. ton J'88l'ly pcriodo ollovm. llewa �~14,b ~. ~.~. , Ntmibex~on , :::e: lt>r1od. ..... , --rz-;ntz $'.ilttZf . 1, 192S 'ii.no 1~ 192~ I ,~h 1, 1925 l:1 l9BG lp.. 19!17 10:3$ ll1lo i' 1929 1 Q, 1930 -£1 au. 1:, 1931 Int 1:, 19S:3 klno an. :•::,g; CT:t ;t S 67'3 2P.877 ~!!830 2:470 a0 u1 1 0 00/J 1 720 1:o-J1 1 ~ru2 1~813 Redu.otio~ e:« r rc:ecr e :a-t: _,,., !R1 797 9t".4. li:,faOO 1··553 l ~v-/ gt, 1!945 l?/53 li>.8~ li'8G1 ~o:i:- '11-Osnt • c:=tr'lfr $1 f , - ,. 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YEAR 1930 �THE U N I ON PACIFIC COAL COMPANY WASHI NGTON UNION COAL COMPANY ENE MCAULI FFE, PRESIDENT IN REPLY, PLEASE REFER TO 1416 DODGE STREE."T OMAHA, NEBRASKA mrr 200-41 tir o Ho r: D Clark.? Chairman, Board of Trust00s 0 The Union Pacific Coal Cot11pany0 S9 Broad\'Ja.YP 1~ew Yo:-k 0 l'io Yo The Zollorrin~ resume of Tho unio~'l Pao:Z.ric Coal Compr.ny operations Zor the year 1930 is submitted for your in::'ormation: Ll:lJ.10 Prctl.uction o.:ad. Costs: 2or:.9 produced, ave~o.ge c!.l'..3--s uorkec1 dv.:z>inE tha yeaz,,, mine cost nud total cost fol" t he n:u10 ~-eux>ly p~xaicd.o:, 1922 to 1930., is set f oz,t;h belmn - Year Pz-od.ucicion Tono Average Da.T;-~ rJoz,ked 1922 2:,253/773~95 1G6oO 020339 "\ '7Oo ,,. ,~2• l92S 3~2411>104.85 19808 2.397 2.5{-8 192~ 2.,821.,677.80 18105 2.246 2ot41 1925 2,,779,054.54 l?~o~ 2.078 20292 1926 2g776,245.45 187~~ 2.026 2.2'76 1927 2s,750,430.20 2l~o7 1;054 2.11.c: 1920 2,927.,389.85 2-C:SoB l.815 2.053 • 1929 3,000,632.25 27009 1.673 l.876 1930 2,897,653.25 2Sl o3 l.667 1.901 tli110 Oost Total Cost off 39.6 days, or Th o \"Tor!dn,G time of the m:'.!.ns~ :?ell 14.6 per cent, and a decrease in ·l;o'co.l output ot 162,979.0CJ tono, • ~.o ~ear Federal Incomo, Stnte, or 5.3 per cont, occurred d:cr:i..n~ IJ-•, .. • ,.~~eoblo to operation, totaled City , and county taxes, 0 11 ~ """'u 1111111 �(?380 0 319046 !) an inc rease of {~9l/780 o04p or 3108 per cen·to The truces clw.rceabl e to l:!U.lle ope:ration in 1928 t otal0i ~)394:1242006 D ond the reduction in taxes paid in 1929 was due to tho proportion of credit applicable to Coal Uining Deps.rtnen t D a.ccoun.t of abt:.mdonmen·i; of ·che Im.p0x-ial Coal and Coke Co:npe.ny 1D...7!ds 1:u Bl"'itir:h Col umbia. 0 sa.ne amounting ·bo 0112D422o74o Vli'ch thio situ~tion in m:i.nd. 9 ·i;he inoroe.se in taxes, 1930 compaz,ed to 1929:> tril l be ro~cily unc!.o~stocd~ o·che:r c;e no:-al expon:::::es D ir..oluclinz . m.,.la.rie:J D insv.rru1.ce S1 i11.a j..w:i. cc ·co pe:•."'son9 0 ercployes v linbili 'iiy insUl'ance 9 e ·t c., ·totaled f'o:::, th0 ,/ O~; 0 S11D305o67 0 a 2:>educ·Gion from 1929 ~~e r::_;•,0 cost decreaoed 0 o.Ol6 p0r ton 0 ~:hile th~ total ·~exes pa id 0 b0i~ore menti oned. l~o change in t'he '.':age ocale occuz,red during the year., t he e~ployeE: ,1arking t".nder the ~evision oz the Allo<TU.~t 16th, 1g20 0 ccale, made offcctive December lstp 1928 1 and expil.,ing June 50th, 1932., tho revision effecting a r eduction of (;~162 per ton. Since 1922i Jc;he oos·t of produc·tion has p:r>0(,'!'0f.sivel y reducf)d , the f'ollo,-;ing oo::?roa.ri::ion, r:ri{;h tons produced., total cost per ton, re- duction from 1922 cost s, and £k'1ilar compari s on ,n.t h l92S cos ts , ~or •~e se7 on l asJi; yea:i."3, f;llom llero\11t h.: �Comparis on in Total Cos-'c of Production for 'iJine Year Pm."iod 0 1922..:.23=2'1•25=26-27-28°29=30:, \'Tit h Reduction Per Ton and Amount Toiiol Cost . , • Reduction f~om 1922 Reduction f rom 1923 Aiiiov.nt 'Fez, Ton Amount ""~eiTon - -= :eecr::r 1925 3:,241Dl04 c85 192~ 20821 , 677080 0205 1925 2 9 ?79 0 0S~o54 20292 cfl~ l g150D532o172 0256 1920 20776 0245~45 2 0276 0430 lpl93/785o54 0272 755"'138076 1927 2 D75QD430o20 0592 1 0 620:,25.f:oGS 0434 1,,193:,686070 1928 2 ~927D3SOo85 o65S 1 0 911:,535057 o-195 l.,4491057e97 10876 0831 2:,550.?186040 0·5 73 2,059 .,805 . 50 1 0901 0805 2:,352;610086 0647 1.,874.,781••65 1920 3 0 CGO,G82o25 012 D02 6 0 793094 rots.l Loos r 0Cllction i n de~lation cost 550.,l25e29 550.,125. 29 i ot reduction in coot of production Oll.?47GD668e65 () 7.,795 ,'705.32 1925G26- 2•/c,28=29~30 ( 0 0032 pel., ton ) !,eoha.uicnl Loaders: Dl!I':tng ..Gha year 1930 :, t h0 t:co of mechanical loadex-o vias further 0Jt·tonded and on De c enbei> 31 0 1930 D a t otal of 107 loo.ding llnito \?O!'O i n oervi oe , t he t otal O:.J.01.'.J.'1'~ o:? capit a l invact ed in mechanic al load.ere, m.t.h d eprecio:i;ion t o Dec ember 31 , 1930, uo f ol l ~ s: Ori6innl Capit a l InvGD~~ont Depreciation t o December 31 1 1930 0 471 , 599. 12 251,432.53 ------------ Oricinal capit o.l :rnve cmont Less Depreciation 0 220.,166.59 Depreciation f or ye~ 1930 63 , 529.91 Total Tonn LOflded Uoc~a.~ic~llYD 1050 1,721.,659. 70 �Based on the 1930 tonnaGeg the Oapital Investment in loading machinery as of December 31st, app~oximated 1208¢ per ton for coal so loadodo Tho proportion of coal loaded mechanically moreasetl 1.°l"om 3o2 pel., cent in 1923 to 59o4 pG:i." oe:i1·t in 1930:, and an ef:i:"'ort is being nud0 to bring this figure up to 70 per cont in 19310 ileasure oz Time Dorked and Eo.rninGs: Since 1926, an accurate co~pilation of the earnings of all Union mine employes has been maintained, from uhich the follo\'ling reouma ha.a been abstracted: Hoo o? Uen ~~ '.7o:rked A~erage Net Earnings '£pr D!'!,.y Per ll-£.1:Th Por Year t> 163.46 01.,965.87 Average Daye '\ 1926 2,10305 !87o4 192'7 1:,78108 214:o7 lr/l.o82 2,064.03 1928 l;767St:>7 24808 l8Go23 2.,234076 1929 1/·10•706 27009 170091 2o050a92 1930 1/76507 2SloS 155e53 l,866e36 Tho reduction in earnings po~ day from 1926 to 1928 ~ere almost wholly due to increased mechanization of mines. The redtto• tion in ua.ges effective durinB tho yonr 1929~ broug)l.t about a. further reduction of approximately Olo05 per day• The shrinlm.go in the daily ,;.rage u.aa very la.z,e;ely tn!wn up in the inc~eaae :ln workinG t1tne afforded,, until 1930, vfu.en due to leosened demnnd '£or coal, tho llorking time fell off as shO\Tilo !,atet:y; Y1easures: Tho mine safet-y \7orJc ino.t~gv.ratod in 1923 and continued Pe~a1stentiy since that time 11.n~ boon aoplified and otronGthoncd. llcwever,, eisht fatalities oceui-•1"od in our \'l'yoming minoa in 19301 the I I Ij �total fatalities sui'r~r0cl lry 1J:ho Union Pnoiric Coal Compruiy., with t l1e :ra'&i o pe1· 1DC00 8 000 t ons o:i' coal r.unec1 0 c ompared ·wii;h similar s·~atis tios covering a ll nrl.neo locat0c.l i n t he Unit;ed s·iia-tes fo1~ the years 1923 to 1950 0 i nclus i ve P s..r1onn 0010,1~ Comparioon of P.o:i-.io.1 AecidonJ.;s pm." nillio~1 Tons Con! Mined The Uniryn Paci~ic coal Con, ~~~y and Unit0d Stateo Comp~ed Ei ght Yeorl ,z Periodo All tlinos Uni·God Sta tes Year - !l'a·tal Aocidentc Fatalitioe por lr 000 a900 1.91!~ .fil,~~ 4ccidon~~ ¾2 ooqaoqo T0ns 1923 16 <': o94 2i,458 3o7/!: 1924 9 3 ~19 2;096 4 ol7 1925 6 2o1G 2 0 8 3{ -:' 0 1926 8 2o'88 2p510 5o83 192•1 7 2c5~ 2,22'1 5o"/S 1928 G 2~'73 2,171 So.8 1 1929 12 So9l 2,187 So62 1930 8 2~76 2_074 (Ef:lt<i) 3o91 Fe:cali ties nor ~Lt ........ • Saf'e·i;~,. expendi•i;ures ~ cii...o.:....G0able to mine coots, ro:s." the calender yoa.rs 1923 to 1930, i nclv.si'vu D sra shom b elou: Exoenditm,eo i'o1" Sru?ety Chru:'coc1 to 11:2.ne Coato ror Eir}:t Ye0,t~ ?eriod --Yoar - Labor & Liaterial .,., - ~ons T'!ined. Coot Per To,, ('\ 71,9a1;os 3,241,105 1924 152,754~18 2,021,6'18 .OM 1925 J.29 1 2SS,.4l 2~779,064 .ooo 1926 153 1 915.ll 2 3 77G,245 .055 1927 as~sso.oo 2 11r/00,430 .os2 1928 98 1 S74.68 97,274.79 ·99,341,..4'1 D1 927 1 390 .OS4 1923 1929 l9;so \} s,oso,Gs2 2,897,653 <} .022 .002 .034 ....-- �During the year 1930s, eaoh of our six Wyoming mining oommv.nitiea suffered one or more fatal injuriesD the eight fatalities diotributed ao foll0\'1s: Rook Sp~ings Noo 8 Uil10 Reliance Woo l iline \'J·inton Noo 4; L1ine l l l Oumbe~lruid Noo l !line l Hanna No o 2 t1in0 Hanna No o 4 r.Ii..'l'l..e 1 l Superior "E~ Nine ....,..2 Total 0 The eight mon killed left dopendont femilieo o The total numbo:r of dep0nd.0nts ,-mo 19 0 of ,w..i.ch 11 t1er0 child.reno The cause of donth hno been c1ncsified as follo~si Electrocuted Infection l l 11ino Co.r Falls of Co:il F-alls of Rock !lining machine l l 2 l By loading machine 1 To·to.l 8 The average age of the m0n killed rras 43 1 years. the 0 youngest death occurring at 29 and tho oldest at 52 years of ngeD the rel ation of the death poriod to age ac follows: 29 years of a.e;e 38 years of age 39 years of ar;e 46 years of aso 47 years of aee 48 years of age 52 years of o.ge Total l l 1 2 1 1 1 - 8 Two ot the eight men killed uere in the employ of eontltaotoro at tho time of their dca:c;..vi; ono man, Lire \'.im. Hackett, 9lllployed in driving a rock tunnel by contract, the other, Mr. ~---------- �J. ilo Kocsonjons, a m.nchino ~an in the employ of The Goodman ila."'lu.fo.ctwin{; Co1:1p any of Ch ica[;Oo Th is lilU!l v.'El. s directint3 tho lilOVS- inont of an 0,:p0riraontD.1 lo~dcJ.• ,~.nioh vns being placed in Hanna. Iio o ~ lli.ne for test pu.rpooeso l!hile no r 1o~krtl.0 nio oompcnaation t'JaS charged against Tho Un i on Pacific Coa l Co--~ pan:f for theoe two doaths~ the Sta·to Insp~otor of' ill::ios i s ccnpelled ·co lis t i,he t1·:o accidents against 'the coal co:npc...n.J..o engaged i n a ctual :!!!le not nUI:1bor of fa•;;a.1 a ccidents to mon milllllG op0rtt.t::v~o uao sixD a =-=-e duction o:l fifty por cent ::'rc:n 1929. 'l~e o.nn:al cx.nmination of t i10 rai;:'100 vmo oarriecl ou:G ·t~ol).C',h T.!?' o Jo rio Pa.Ul:, Senior £:=ci noer~ u. s. Bureau. of J i n.0s 9 c..-:!d. i.To A. So l"!a ·i ;ts 0 r.tin i 11G '.:£lGi~1eor . o:? Salt Lake City., forimerl y Chief ~3i nee!' of' the Utcll l7uol Cou1panyo ~he no::k o:? -tho Boy and Girl sooats Pirst Aicl and Safety boyat tc~c p=wticipatinz L-,. a eon·t cot hol d at Rook Springs on June lS~ ·i:fu.e \iil1ton Girl Scouts' t een O.\"JQZ'ded th~ major prize• ·i;!.lo lanna Boy Scouto' toruu win."1.ing the boyc R content. on J'u..l'le 13th# the .tumual :rn·~oz,-c 01.:po.ny Fir st Aid o.nd L!:i..110 Resouo Co:ii; 0 ot ,;1as alno hold# \1.i:i;h a toam f'ron tho t"lashington Union ,oaJ. Company and nine teruuo f'ron ~h e U:tlon Pa.cif'ic Coal Compc.ny PSl'tioipatina, this oonteot conduc·i;ecl undcl" the auspiceo of the 11n1ted stnteo Bweau of taneo~ t'f,o Tono tom?l ariarded the prinoip~l Pl'1ae. During t he month of Febrt!ru."y, safety meotin63 ,1ere held c.t fin.ton., Rook Spi•ines, and suporio:,., ·i;l:c ;-lt'itor., togothor TT.ith 11::n:ibe1'a It ~h s·;:;a.to ~line Inapoctor, ai'l:1. t~1e Vice .,_ e operatine s t-~~ i::I..L•, the m,i - -0 -? .. L..e ",ioro • Un:Lon.' in attendance, nn::l on "'" s1dent and Sacret sry 0 eJ. t ..."'c ••1--1 eae occasions, su.1 tab1 a unifts ooro p~ooonted to mine workers oeleoted �T oontrig • by a vote 6f thei~ associntes as ~...a.ving ~ade the princi pal bution to 1td.ne safoty durl~ ·thG yew 0 Th® hos."i.ry OX,?endi-twes m..we in oorr.10ction ,•rlth tho Rel iance obtained f'o~ 1927 9 19ZB 9 1929 avid 19309 'Ghe ~.ill.ou.nt so cxpended.0 with cost pex> -ton, from 1922 to -t'h0 on.cl o.f 1 930, shown 'bolowg Cost of Controlling RGl:l~9__Moo l ~!:!-F:~F:i:t:_~ -~ XG(lZ) AmOU..Vi'G ~ 1922 192S (;28 0 033010 18/745099 12 0 56?026 1QD281o04 280060066 1924 2925 1926 19271 1928 4t>4:11o75 3g802~'71 2 :,44.-4~60 1929 1930 2s;56.!Lo2S '\ \?01018 00517 00429 00380 ~1253 00169 00128 ~0070 ~0078 At -the prcse:r..t t ime P t h0 fJev0X"al f :i!"a zones x-e:main in a. Ve"l!y catizf~etol~y c o:ndit iono Jine L1aj;ez:::1sl anq su.:e,,,l ies: 1J:11e ehane;es in va~ue of sJ.;ocko of m-1 n.e mater ial ax,.d oup:9l io:3 s·ine-0 De cember 3lp 1923 0 :lo cho1:m by the follow.ing otc.te!u.en'tn 'union Pacific Coal Company and Sout1"arn. tJyomi ng Electrio Oompnny - uateri al and supplies on Hand December 31st 1923a 1924 1 1925 1 1926 1 1927 0 1928 1 1929 and ;2,30 ~a.t Coal Com;eanz . 1923 0 590, 004 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1~9 1930 Eleo~-r;_,9,,, Ocmpan:v; Tot al .,,. 418 ;797 287,965 ·~ fJ 308~-<:: 233-075 6_,501 () 590,004 422, 641 290,912 270,245 259.,576 28103 275.,229 267;095 265.,150 275; 036 865.,064 2,947 3i,150 2;ss1 f.:; 1 r:~,· ~o-'--, 267 , 711 260,.231 ,. Reduction from 1923 ca t~.. 16711 36S 299,092 319,'159 SS0.,428 322,291 Sl <:.:,775 S29,'l7S --- �m9aa our mate~iaJ. stocks ue~e increased in 1928 and furthe~ :tnoz>ea0ad in 1929 0 aa n x-esu.lt of a g.t>owing mechan-1cal loading installation 0 requiring additional repair parts kept in stocko A fv.rtn0r i ncrease in loading ~.mclune rap~ir pru.~ta became Our me:!?cha.n<!i00 □-toz>e£ 9 u...~ez> ·the con •;;iw.tl.ng managGment of Oro Eo Ro Jef~e~iat) Uanage~ oz Storos 0 made an 0xe0l10nt .show~ ing i'o~ 1930v rer:m.lto fox, tlle oulondw years 1922 to 1930 D 1ncluoive 0 shovL~ beloDg YoUj,~ ~ 1922 To·,a1 Salee ti \: ~o~nl Op02>util'lg Inven·,ory Val uoa ~m.,0ns0s ,le.,.l!~Q,f! 991£)315 -=ert l\ \} f':-s 283~269 ". (, \? 169~29~ ~i9t .EtmniM~ _ t\ \l s;oo:; (Defo), 1923 lt?l93 0 9'75 2~0p~9 194.937"2 55,,314 192~ lvOOJ. 0 505 229p236 1820308 4:s;27G 1925 94:3 0 296 214:~l~ 16St?7G4 01~522 1926 932:,159 239.813 170.,907 57~586 1927 93Si,022 242~895 1'74~4.-44 54;931 1928 942/'/99 245,988 181-759 G2~96G 1929 l:,007:tS55 240,450 188,539 71,577 1930 972,925 208,612 181.434 67~859 --- o • o------~--~~~~~-~-~-----------------~~--~~-~ s1,ase Q7,105 Jr s,719 •----~-------------~ Deo~~u 00 64,sso ~ho n~t eru."nings d0o~eaocd 03,718.79 frOiil the previcru.o Jeer, oxa 5 0 2 per cen·~, _a v~r:·l .:?avor~ble shot7ing, t..'h.e total ·o:'.i1.o Pay l'Ollo :lledv..ccd (;27S.,196e09 11 or ?eS per cent. rm ACC OU!lt S -.a.'UG Ro'"e1=ablo ::.lercnand.ice Depart:'!lent., ao of · .., · - v D December 31 , 1922 to 1930., incluoive a.re chom belotr: �Aecov...nts Receivable ~ me:rchandiss Dopa.rtmen~ .Amoun·i; 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1 928 1929 1930 ·T110 ~eduction i n Aecolli.L ts Receivab l e ~us ,ilf!.de possibl ~ by ' t l?.0 colloo·~ion. of ou.ts tw..di :ng h:aJ.£1..nooo f 1,.om 'i;h0 □ale of t"'nc!.iosp \'Iaoh:i.ng r:W.ehinei:; D e t o o O □old on t imo paymen-cs ~ s a.l0s of •~is <f.2orac·,0x, :col l i ng of 'E L""l 1930" our tot al oales mni i.1 taine d by i ncreao0 1n oal 0 of g~soli:~o and oilD ba!.~ery p~oduots 0 etc ft m., 0 nov 'ltri..do:\~ 'fJv.y to Plans sell 0l ea·tr ie r efri g0re::i;o&""s ·to empl oyes and such shoiud p~ove a material o...dd:1tion t o om: total sales in 1931~· On December 31,s, 1930., a t ot al of 37 men were cwried on our pension r olln o During the year O S n0v1 giames Yrare added to the l is·~, and 2 p0nsioners d i ed " making o. not e.ddition of one nP..me n ~ ~ lu.e t ota l expend.i tures for ponoions :r'!r' the Y'f)azt 1930 uas t1 22 :.,191e22 g equa1 to 0.0076 p ell ton of oonl m.inedo The t ot al sum po.id for Pensi ons., 1914 to 1930~ i nal usive 0 uas 0121,368.46. ,§,__ale of C.oal. a.t Hanna: Uith the OO:ii-lpletion of t he p1Wohase pa.ymento due th.e lilegeat...11 Coa l Coo pany cov0 ri~ the l:Jinton. VJyor.ti ng., mineo , an n.arco- lllent nas enter ed into under dnte cf' Auguc:t 14, 1924., und whioll wa c l'enewed from t ime to time., t lle p::cccnt a~eement running to and in- ClUding Uaroh 31 ~ 1931 , ·thece c.g,.?o-··'1cnt;o coveri ns the purchaoa of �Ho.nna coal f oo~bo cars on tipple trackc at Hanna by the Slieridan Coal Oompanyo The sales so made to the Sheridru1 Coal. Compruty for the calendar yea?s 1925 to 1930-i inclusive P are sho,vn bel ow~ - Year Tons Sold A V0Z,S.ij® Average P~ice Received Total Cost - Profit --- ocr::? Amount - -~ 1925 50~662'!20 03~038 $201.18 1926 53;,912090 30055 20053 1927 581?809?50 50046 20012 1928 4'1 0 524030 3 0053 10866 l ol97 53~295.58 1929 35 0 174075 20927 lo675 1~·2 52 44~030!78 19SO 3Sv605o80 20741 lo007 33-841.04 lo002 55;0200'13 60~809~02 S:11.0 110.vere.5e total eost" shoyJn. isi t.,-,_at covering all coal sold at Rar..na 0 including tho items of gone~al expenses and taxes. The additional tonnage that t!'lec:o oaleo produced increased the total ru...'ll!ling time of the mines:, t"ll th a z>emll.tan:c reduction in production cosd;s e Sam:~ar:v; Improvements - Rock Springs :? 'F.ae improvements made in the oi ty of Re~ Springs 6 beginning in the yew 1925 , were continued duri!l..g the year 1930, e. fuzothexi i!ilprovem.ent in the number and character of street light s efi'eetedo The pa?'k locat i on conveyed t o the Oityunder t he r eclamation agi?eement preoents an example of oivic b0tterment of which the ~hole Ci ty in vory proud. §.._u bsidiary Coa l Land Co:npaniea: Duri ng the year 1930 ~ ti.,cre was advanced t o tho lllinoio Union coal c oml?an:y f or pa~ent of to.xeo, ◊9,'163.88; for aenoral expense s , $241 . 00; a t ot al of 010.,004.88. An attempt is boing Llade to effect a reduction 1n the asseo~ed value of t his pr operty, t110 �•outoome of tho0a ne3otiations unecrtnino Eldlnuotion of Cttr:1b0l"ls.nd Uines ~ .., ,: •-rm: --- : • ' ..,. o/ >Y- On April 20~1:, 1929 0 Hoo 2 Sou.th T.'iil1e o.t Cv.m'borl a.Yld was 1.1orketl ou·~ nnd nbo.z1doned .o f.'J:l.d on June 30·bh O 1929 !) No o 2 ~1:.tne was field, N'o o 1:, wns 0Ahau□t0d and E:1.b&..'l!ldon0d on ;Ju_ne 19·~h 0 19300 'l:he p~od.uction at Cv.mberl.and for 1930 u-as 87 0 169 tonc o Plle Ctunber1o.v..d properties produeed theix- fi~st ooo.1 i n 1901. .o tho output in ·thnt yow 218//SS tons; the to·l.ial production of coal du.z,ine ·i ;h0 1:2.fe of the prope~ti00D 14 0 l71 0 f17 tonoo Th0 village of Cumbo~l ~nd cel ebrated ~d omployo:J of -"c!10 Company in o.t'i;enA~coo Praotically a.11 hous0s nud eqttip:-:on:b "l.:'.)~o diopos0d of O w..d ·i;ho Rn:11-:,oa.d Company ntll :remove lto. 6 uino O Ea.mm. ;_, \iOl"k or devel oping No. 6 iline a·c Htl.m"l..a uas inaugarated in 19SOo This mine is looa:ced on the rio. l Seaa 9 the ooal proopeoted bJ· CL'Op ope:ninzo and dienond drill h olec bnrod :L?l 1929 of excellent qunlity and th:1.oknecs 0 The first coal (.!!7o70 tons) tas loaded ~ Se17tenbot.. ,, the total p!'oduotion of dev0lop:2ant eoo.1 for tho yenr, 6-621.06 tons 0 A tC3porory tippl e and ~ail!'oo.d tracks \7ere eonstructed in 1930 o.nd •tho ,::ork of d ovelo~in~ ·i:;his o.ilio ,r.lll go for,,ard Graclu!).J.ly, Pl'epara~o~y to ~eplaoiug Noe 2, npp~o~ohin3 oxhauationo lggineerine Schol.aroh1p: I n 1928, an MD'Wll ncholc.z-rfaip covvrinG tho four year loUl'ae in m1ning engineering r.eo inr-iti"i;utod, tho eandiclntoo to be ltlected from s ons or wardo of eEplo·~r0□ or deceo.oed employee, these ■ �you.:..-is m.on ·to be etlt:ca·l:;0d a:i; t he ezpense of t.b.e Company !I wi th c.n oppo1"ttmity Biven :?or sui·cs.b l o emplo-ymen. c. dw.1ing oaeh 0ri..nual vacati on period, ,.·r.i:~ n. p::;rma:..1.0:-:it pos it:1.o:t a.f·cer graduationo Bu·~ ·cv10 cu=.1..t'l.ie.n.tos app0ru.:>&". l fo~.. cxaui na'cion in 1928 , t'!li3 sch olru:>sh ip O.\'~ d0d to flunual John G·l":1.llos 9 19 yew s o'Z age, a graduate :>f 'th e Roe!~ Sp:ri11g~ rligil Schoo1 0 o '.!.1.0 oz s 0 v0n chil c.1:!'en of Gro3k p!:l.Ten:tase O noi ·G11cr t he fathez, no::- !i!O't!lm." s p ooki ng; the Engl ish l angua3eo Th i s: 3·~ud ont entel"ed ·i;he I1issou.i"i Scll.ool of.' Mi nes and I n !!a y 11 1929 0 ce.nd.i do.tcs Zo::: t he soc ond schol fll"ship ·r,i"'~0~ ::ippearc::1 :?or GJX\lllilta:iiion; l'ir o F !"ar~ P o L$baz> l eading 't7ith a grade oz ~ {o7 pointc a Bx>o LcbL.r is th0 s on of Q f orm~~ ~mploye who di ed in cowl~0 11 C..."'!tl i s o:S: Sluv oil:lo n.~r"Gior10.li t y o Ea 0lect ed t o ent er the Colo~ado Scl:ool of Lli ..1e s a:a Gol do::.1., Co:!.o:.,,rulo 9 and 'bo-t ;:1 otudent a o.re :?0porte.c1 C!.S c.t:;·i:;ontive a..Yld making f ail" t:,;"O.deso L. 7. J tm.0 ,, 1930 9 fo;.n" a ppl ieo:2.t::; upp~ared for- t he ·G.b.iz>cl scholo.rcic.ip :, llr. Jdm E. \:iillso:.1 o:? Rock Spr:lnzs, ·tho succeosl".ll. eundide.to 0 loruling v/ith a gxiade of 8! ,0z- oen'iio 11r. r:illson, the first succescful cendidet e of Bngli~h □pea.king pa.rent s , el ected to en)i;er the Colorado School of tli;n 0c :, rurl hus done splendid v;ork fo1~ a i'ir o·c yeal" nan. All tbz'ee otudont zi are makin5 a auecaoo oz ·choil'> school t 1ork and \7ill doubtless me.ko GOOa. cmployes. !9c1a1 Ee t t 0mont s: A c ontinuous o.ttem,t hn o iJec1.1. ~ e ·t ot-inrd tn.0 improv0nont of the Companyrc ten0m0n t ~nousos :> ~n :ID.filbor of housec at Supcri oF und RI ~.::i ne1ianoo modei'"ni z{;;;U., _ _ .::i w;iu , ,.,.,,a,..,,. .__._.•~,...,~1..c,_ ,.. of tene:1ent houoos .. ou.tbuild- o. - ~ t.,-.:• - .=..>J lnes nnd fen ces painted du.rin.:; ·~he ;jO'!:.-::i. ' �cormv..1,-: ·&y P.)°?fei:::•s :?.t l-".11 po:l::.1·~g O aud t ho Boy untl Girl Scout t1ove- uent v.'l.~s con:i;inued :, th0 Doy scct•.:ii uac1 Girl Sc ou.J.,; cumps at Hew Fork L9.1te suocesofully coatlt.1ctcc.1 fo:;,., i:i\10 pc1~:1.oa.s of t~n days each. lloligiou.0 Yio:t'k :l.11 tl1c sevel-,,a.1 co1r.JJ.tm:ltioo 1~s beon. \,ell mair..:tai1?.ed tionso J:ii Q.l·t clao:::;cs ill ll..dw.iitlc'tirO:cion 0 n020 Eco~1.o:..i:.tcs and. ilin.ing ·.-:~re cru:>:1.":?.e~ on duz-ing tlle clcsifl.g mon'i:ill.s or tho yoa'!.-i :, and these olasoeti i:10 :."0 CU1"Z'i0tl. OV0tt t:iWOU{;ll ·tJ.w \7ll'lt0~., Se)flSOllo ~~1e u.cuo.1 p:rizoo ,-io~e UY~.:.~o.0e. in tllc sev.a~al mining di0t1•iets :.?o:.., t h e r.1.cs"i:; o.ttz>active f;Wd~no o.:a.a. clean0o·t premif:les. = ..i:1.,J Co,.ar.1i.m1:lty Cou.neil2 o.t Iiar..na.:, Hoe~.;: Spr·i.nzoD ru.nton~ llol ia..~00 c.,.~u Supori o~ continue~ to oo~~uct -~~e loeal amuoe:mont~ 1•clioi' e"..TI(1. ~oc:1.r_l -r:01.,k r0qu:lro:1Gntc of ·tho ce.'v'eral C(Dlllunit:100 9 TJ'ith a. o.1:11iwv..r2. of O.iJsistonco Zran •~110 Ooo.l Coap&n:y. Old Tilaex-s t Aoaceiaiiion: on Saw.l day., June lft.h.9 1930D the S:lxth /1••nnuul Reunion o-Z 1 fue Union. P~eific Coal. Co-tllpa.i."1.y c..nd rJaohington Union Coal Comp.my Ola. i:i:ioe::iD, A~oocia.tion co11ven0d ill Rock Springs, ,-lith a menuerdtlp :>f .Q;94 mc::.'l r.nci one uomn cmplo:,re tft1oce service equalled 07l oxceec.ed ?O yoars 0 1 James Uoon, the i':lr::;t P-L'ooid.ont of the Aosocia. tiion. ~., l:nd th0 oldef:rc man in point of aoz>vieo 1 ,"Jith 56 yearo of eon:i.i:1.nuouo tGl'vic0., 'tiaS a.gain in attouC..auceo so-410 700 omployes, "C'dv0a r.:.,:d. cucoto wero entwto.ined o.t tho .bnual Banquet I in tho Old T.iw.Ol'> 3 r B-'4:i.ltlinE• tf Denv01" deliverod tho pziilw:lp~l c..&.::..,coo . Rev• \1 • 1.ioii"tu,-.-lo B;.(>0'\'~l All old time dnnco �-15= oonduoted in tho Old Timers v Building served to en·t0rta.in ·the membeX's., ·~heiz, uiveo 0 clau5-llt er s c.nd friends dv~i:ng ·iihe evening. The est imo.ti on in ,·hlch the Old TitilOI.-.s a Association is 11eld and i ts val l!0 t o t he !i.lOil w..d ·che Cam.pa:ay @?O\'.J v1:lth 0ach suceeodi ug y0a.r o Emp_lo:yes ~ ~Gazine1 On Dece~be2 31otD the I!klployeoi U2gazin0 clos ed itD oevant h yom.,:, 2 ::>600 copios d1o·t ri1m.t0d mon:thl,y f) 'Ghe 11:Iagazine a. much anticipat ed vi sit or in the homes of all cwployeo o~ The Union Puc1fi o Coal Co-~po.nyD t he Uu0hi r1Bt on union Coal Comps.ny and the Sou:th0i....r. \Jyo:i1:!.De Elc.c'l;r :le ~omp~yD t-;.1 0 net cost of publica tion f~ t l:.0 j •oa:.~ 1930 ·t oto.llil-ig 04D989o16 .? n dco:-..,00.se of (~1 0 4.41008 frozn ttlo pv01::io:10 J°0W o T:10 oiz0 or tr0 :.::nzazino d.oc:i?eassd. fro:m an aver age of ~~ ,naoc in 1929 t o ~5 :1n 19S0o Dios Jec3i0 UcDiarmid• cd:U;ox- D z>eci@lod. July 6th , o.n.c1 ua.a snoooe:::!.ed. b y !.iiss Eunioo Uo Gilbert on Novenber ls~o lleaouro and Coo"&:; of welfare Uork: I n addition to the expenditw:'e or 04g989ol6 for the ~ployes t UaBazine, n total of (il 5 0 70'7 o28 was expended in oonn0otion TJith t he entorto.inment of th0 Old '.i:imex,oa Aosooi ation and fo:;;, contributions mad~ to loo~ chu.rcheo O Na:t:ionc.l Reel Crose, American Lec-lon~ Boy ond Girl Scouts:, ·chc Pou.rt~, of July celebration, La.be:, • Day, Ob.zaiota.as, etc. , maki~ J.;hc ·;;otal. amount oxpondcd on cooic.l and botto1"tlent ,10rk $20 ,696.4-1, o~ approximo.t ol y 7.1 millo per Of ooal produc0d. t on Tho total 0:q,oud:ltlU"o ~ e for tho l:hployoo v llagazine o.nd tor e;enere.1 ualtaro ·aor1t i11 1928 wao 025,203 .. Gr/, o.nd. in 1929, 025,024 .21. �• Conelus.lion: A most sm:t :lsfact o!'y meo.sv..re o~ oo=opera•i;ion tl!JS.s givo11 the Company t hrough.ouJc the y0ax- b y• the citizens of' Rock Spzaings and our outside a:u.1.ing V:illnt?;es .:;, as nell ao ·the of.fice:i-.. . s of 'i;he vaz,ious labor oziganizationso 'the buoiness a..'11.d professional m0n 0 and t he Cl0:r;,gy8 Dne to ·i;he l essened deJ2D.ild for coaJ. 0 ·;.;h e i,1orki ng f'oree res d.eoreasGcl n::J sho,:m by ti1.e te'bu.l o:ti on folloiTlng 0 99 men~ the nur.ab~~ oi' Union e:nployes i 21 s0rvice at o.11 m'inoo foz, n ine yea:!!ly periods s.1J.ovm 'bol or1:: P0i-iod , . 1923 Jeno Number ~an Red.uetion )?er Cent - f) 3 0 67~ lv 192~ 21)_87'7 797 21;e; Jan. l:, !985 2;s30 8t4 23~9 Jan. lv 1926 21/1 70 1D204: 33~0 . Jone 1, 1927 2,111 1,?563 42~5 Jane 1., 19~8 1~884 1 ;790 4-9,/1 . Jano l~ 1929 1 0729 1 0 945 52.,6 Jano l~ 1930 1 ~921 1 9 753 ~7r,7 9 1 ,s22 ls,852 50o4 Jn..'11fj . Jan• 1 ·· 1931 ~ a labor situati on wao '\.701 1 oom.posed throughout the yoo:t:, the ·tv,l;)nover nor.uinal • ~ e J O!l.ll Po \'J:vli te :, fozr.m.er preaident of tlio OU!' United. lllne Wo1"kers of America, m~d a member of tho Bituminouo Coal Commission, appointed by President wood.row Uilson in 1922~ oontinuea ls Joint Un pire to settle u.na.cljudicated disputes betuoen t he operators lnd mine workers. No quention ho.o aricen bet\'leen this company und lts employes since the nrraJ.'lCo~ont y;ao placed in effect, (April 16th, l929), but ur. rthite• s presence m.th:'l.1~ tho field and the numerouo �r to th0.:i.z· z>athol., onviabl o eaz-ni:ngo an<.l \7oi')king oonc1lt:Lon.o o all bn0inos □ clm"'i:ng tho Y<:'CJ:> !) i210 z•0suJJ:;s ob·tain0d a.:i.'>0 not a.l'Goget.~10~,., t:ncatiofac-'co~yo �YEJ\R 1929 �THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY WASHINGTON UNION COAL COMPANY 1416 DODGE STREET , MCAULIFFE, PRESIDENT - '1 ~~ I IN REPLY, PLEASE REFER TO OMAHA, NEBRASKA ~ ~~\~:_1(; ~~ ~ ~-;~;j'f1 C : . . c . = . , ~ ~ , ....~ ~ ~ . >. ,:) , ~'i'"J();;(H'"O •. ff"'O . '"i;"l~ :r.-,..1 ~ ~ ~ ~ - - = - ~ . # - . - ; . " 1 ! : : --'WO--;r.-,;. 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P\lt into of.:feet• ti~o nco oooto of ..• 1 Gt. ty...r ton. �(ech~qical Load9ro: Dwing th0 yow 1929D tho ueo of rn0ohonioal loadGr~ wna l'urtllor ox.tended and on D0e0~l>0:v &1 0 1020 0 a total of 85 loading .:nits ,;,oro iu 00z,vic0D 'i:ihe ~otal runouni:i of oapi•i;el invostecl. il'l r.ochanieol loac!.0ro 0 n:l.th cloproc:1flt1on to D0oomb0r 31 0 1929.:, as i'ollowag O~37 125oGO O~iainol Capital Invooiment 0 Deprociotion to Docembe~ 31D 1929 Ox>iginal Can:! tal L11ve::r~:1en t 191 9 ?32009 r,.J 2'2:6 392001 Loso Dep~ooiation 0 DGpl"eeio:i:;io.i'1. fol' Yenz> 1920 66 0'781032 Total 'i1ons Locttlcc1 tloclla"lically0 1920 1 0 7'74 0 2'79 o<36 Dosed 0:.1 ·cho 1920 ton.no.go O the Cap:1:cal Inveatm0nt :ln loadinB !i:lC!:.:in0z·~· as o:-? DocembG!l Slot O appro:i imat0cl 1308¢ p€l"' tml f'oj;"> coal !O 1oa::t~.1o ':::10 pi-•opox-tion o:? coal 1oo.d.cc1 □oehsnica.lly inci"'oaoed Z-.i'om i.2 p$s ocnt i3 1923 to 5Do0 pa~ cent in 10290 S:1n.oo 1026 P on aeowato compilatio:(2 of tho oan1mc;o of all llion min.o c:o.ployos hos been mainta:1.ned 0 ~..om uhich tho follo,:Jing •esuoo hao been a.b:::rtraeted: Average Dayo - No. of' iie.,;-i .92G 2Dl03.5 187.4 .927 1.,78loB 21-107 .928 1,673.7 ,929 1,r-107 .G tom., Bmplo;'[oc.1 1'-vel..e.ge ti et I:arnin(W rJo;.-,ked PCT D~y \I 00 ,.., Per Uonth Per Yoo.:-,.n lOS.'16 ,'\., 9,.s a~i v-o O 0 9 o02 17le.82 2DoG~.os 21}0.9 0.60 186.23 2,,23-1076 270.9 '7.4S l"IO.Ol 2Douo.02 9o'13 (\ \I The :::-edue•tio1i in oarningo pm... clo.y fro:n 1920 to 1920 \70Z'O lmost t'."°holly due t o incrensea. n:schan:lnntion of min0O. 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Controlling Relianco 'IIT ' 1~ 0 , - ...~oo l l.Yfine Ii,iz-0 Amo1211.a;. t Cost Per Ton. 1922 1923 192~ ~~ \l 0 102 ·0052 o0<!3 0035 1925 1926 1927 1920 1920 ol25 o0J.7 oOlS 0007 very r:mti0x'nctoz,y oond.i tion. 0 :Jine Hatox>~nl n.11d SUJ2P_lies: T~10 cha.\'lE?.00 - 9 in V"'l•~'-' t ~v o ~ socks or m:1.ne mate~ial and Q auppUos o:lnc,0 Dee0nb0x> ..., -z1!J 1_n2~ _ v1 ..., 0 .-i .!.O o.h ov.1n ~Dy ~h c e :r."'ollowing ei:atonent g Unio:a Pacific Coal Company nnd Southei.,1'l t;yofiling Electrio Oorapeny - liate:riru. and Supplies Ol1. lia.t'"1d D0c0rabor Slat 19232 192~ 9 19-2 5 1 1926 8 1927,., 1028 mid 19,29 1923 192~ - - - 6,501 2,631 2/:!.93 1927 1925 1929 1929 Co&J. 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U0 0 of: t1: !ich \ 0~1>020 .10 :.,c;..2:t:m iu Gap:1tul Account, {;ho oav 1 nr; liho y oa!l, o!'to:.• cott1~~ u_1 tlop:.,cciotio:1 antl intm.,cot ch~l"[:;Co, 70 .e,; o:7 i no o::i~il1t.1 :l:1voat_ont. :. _ou·o All Lnch11100 2-0~1 G7-!l opo:iutluc coot C!Oi,;10n Ci; at G~~ a,. . . . . . . . . . . . . coou ,~[j ,~77 . 01 ,0..., Qt'\3 W ----------- •✓- ., , - • ----------- L ' " ,.,..., "t)l • 11 ,.,...uo, , \! .ooo ____.... , coot pm: ton \r :-~01 • ..., 1tu.XlnLO aboo~bcd by 1 ( total t01maco) -----.o::m • Coot i.)O?.~ ton •-tOl " ·"' ' POl• ton~ hand loud~lC l1l1g Uilll ahootin~ I ------ , . •810 . 060 . 007 -----,. • GOO . 224 56,800. 97 ) ��- 6 ... :o c;ont:?ao •: I7o o'!r,nn,:oo q n • .1.IU-""-.) 1.GD ..:.,._. '·'ho ...0 •.,.,.,,., IJ_ v • :.. i ~ O!> oon(tltiono 2021 , Av~11 1.? 102:J, t:1.o:ioo.:1do of. Unio:a !.U:!r!o nori.I:ora occopt!nc :.:~uct:tcmo il1 na:oo .i1 a .ve'E'J· r_~t·i;cz:iul to:'100:GO or o1tu1..l!l.riouo 1 1 fo:. •.:~1 .!y ~~icd iL_ U&m1 !'io1cm r~o:-1 mil1<;cl ilon.-Union., n 001,0.ful ~}clat2.vo poza ccn~ oi' tho Union nm1 Hou..un1on oit,od oo 0 ~ C.:-c.::D~!..,;,7' 1, 10~0, 2.nclicu~2.n~ 72i{ IYou..unim1. At ·GL:o p1Jcoc:1.t tLo ":cnt"..lcl.y., A!ubo.m, Colm:auo., ilot1 r.:uxico, lU1t1 apz>:.,v::if.:!ltolj 5G% of. Pca:~ylvenin proc'iuct:lo:1 :lo doi'iuitoly •• Union o~ 1:;o:;:1"1:i,., a V0 ..-n, ., 11·"•1tetl ....., bolo·. , tho Jac1.:oo:willo OCt\.1.00 :ID Hb.11000 .:> ~i:lWl!OUO lmll 01.J.u!.o:..a, 1cy P'-ll-aou.::: 1 by the Un~on I a ofi'icm.10 in tho oouc.1uot o£ ~o .;,avorobl o 00!.ln:CDt i'!,O~ !.'O!)!'(JDO!lt. c1to st:.,il:o 110c r,:.-,oct-:cinr; e1__,~~, ..,_ ... " ...... ," ..<'io1do. tho 1:>~ tt..:n:,:.~O' tono-w.~o: Ou!' activ:ltiew to~mro !up!•ovcd t!lillo oufoty la1d do m :ln tho Plll't of 10:?a• o:.:tcr.uul cro;;•:.ll[; 1024, \10?.!0 tho Yoru.• 1026 . -- _,t l(i\7 \7ao GOCWcd:, t fW;,i;hOl, aoplific M... 11111• of tho \.yo ...ne to.to 1 ctrcngwJ.On o • J.•C.-.n aft l ' v OtuJ ,.,tato Lir10 InoJJ oto1• loo WH.oo �em pai•t or tl1c b~nto o Lut..,ins ·c;::o YC3!., uino e~co:.,o o ocru.•inc otato ool't2.g:!.outoo of coJ::1potoncJ7 tJ nm}o lnotullcC. :1.:n nl1 □inoo o:? tho nook 8p!>!nco diotriot., b~in.~ln~ •':ho c:m11:h~\tion i.ndc bo:?m.'o tho ckly ol!i i't onto~o tho t~o Cho co:..1 uz.•o ollm"Ictl to o:1to:..., 011:20 • " ~1nc ts!O yco.i' -;;110 o::nlo duot p-..1lvo~1n:1.zl.s plant, located tt Eock :Jp:>inco, nan opo?..1i>cJ. co:.1iilnu.ouoly g ~1!0 cuto~al tlloroin .. , •.~!...'C .... a,..~-,o~'"!'l ,.,.~.., n ·i:i!,G duot roqui1•od tor lilllt!0 t1ocd Zo:.'l l)ock uuot:1!:.'"': v " • .i. ..,,._ ,..._..00 " .... Duz-inc t ho 1lnc lineo t101 0 lo:16. 1 " ir...._ . ~ , 0...'1l1 trmniiy It ~to.ininc; a ., ti.- ~ eqUipnent App~oXir..atolJ 15 O pound.a f O al duat wao co uliippod ri•oo �- 7 - Jal»m mnoa to tho m,po1'):li2outn1 D\iat:ton or t ho u. • 0 u Dtu,oau or l.linoo, 1ocatcd ot; J.)1-:ucoton.t> t>cnnoylvon:ta., ou2., LJG£oty ,:nn!noo... , ...,,,t~1, no0:1oi:ii?l[:; in oo:ld~.ci;inr: tho <~eot- O ...... - - .... ti -"'<-> 4.- r· j!' • J • A• t hox>o:ln rnauo. A nyotCj.'J. OS: OO.Li!)l:liie wino u11,., \/i'i;h oubocquont cma1yo1o 1n a pm:tublo v::/oot c,oc mmlyo.:!.o opp!lrn'i..uo, io t>0ing car1-.1ot1 out '1 t110 Vo:1tile ·;;1021 .wnc:Luum.-. o 7 ~!o o:.1_,T ;1.u. t:!.o:.~ 0£ ol oct:.,:1ca1 1mum.,Jo :> \7hic!.:i \Joo uO[."t.!!l ill 10:3~ 0 \itW c-~·~o:1dcu m.tl uuc.:.2outcd ~h4"'oug!10ut tho ycnt' 1025 h:'!.(§! 11 ,oltaco lincc hL1v·i ::1...: iJ0on ::O!.!ovotl !'::0:.1 o:L'l com}ooo at t inton ilo o ~, Supe:.•::.o:."' 0 • :i e:.:1 I1001! 8!J!'inco ~!ou o ~ ru2a. U tinoo. volt IOVO!.\.,d 2::3OO/por;cr l:!.:10, 1119 t~~on ful olcl cuab.·io ,.. locuCc.;1 in tho r:2!lrn:a • at Eiuporior 1 ..J 11 7;:tno, cue ~ i,oplaccd. rJ:! 'tit! o t:otlm..n armored cable. ':.:Lo £'o11onln0 n:!.!loo \;C_ o cqt1:1.!J.PCc1 t1i th no\1 air ol!ofto, 4r1v\,;:2 o:l!•cnlct> 1n rt. in cliru=otc!--i, i.:o.:_otllcz• \J:liih a<loqua·i.io fan lnntullu~:lon: Dopth of nhui'_t liin2 7o ft . lock tip::.,.:n/'>o .... :Jo . 8 11nto1i no . ~ Cl 1uo ~l•!or, nBn Dino ~ l1 io1i u cri L.Uch \ior!: 111d aovo~1 hU!-id~?cd 'tao t:nc.lo o:.tz>-ti@it. ]m7 OVCI'COO\iO fru.'13 \ ,Oi·v oqu!ppod 1/ont1lat1oll 00-. •iCO auto:mt1co.llY t, �- 0 Q oi' rn.,1 t cheo o ~10 Vcntilntiou b1[;1n.<.lot, hun civon his on.tire tiEo to ,cn-~iln•~!on oit!u ioo nr..u c'.: :cmc;oo 9 D i ntn:'.!.ninc von:t:ilui:!on m:1po broncl1t v.p... t o.,,.6 to at fr.ioquont- :1nt;m:ivu1o o.t a11 i.dnoo o ti. alr:.o o:::; no2.ncl? tcnm.(~ c.olcop 1no::W.o ono of: the Dc.w..n 1.:12.no.s W!l t..il!on boi:'ot"O u j u:J'tico of -~ho i)Onco emu £':!n.ctl (}100.00 1:'01, violation or tl!O otato 2.o.n ouboc(lu.Ont io h :1.o dioel'!llrL,o f~oo t ho oo!~:leo. A onfo~y i na~co~i o~ of n!l □moo ~o CO!~uctud quo.r-terly in col'. ..noction ui t b. t oo r:li!.J.o:-.:>n ooloctctl gi,oi2 each muo f orco D 0.1.1tl t\.om:i1:1.nc 1nopoctio::uJ oE1o 1..D.:...O by th.o Dtoto wiuo Xr!opoe?Li2.0n £'01-,coa. Xn nddi i1ou to u'.bri; in :in m.1.bctuno0 a t~iplo :lnopoeM.on, the oo~b~::i. cco .,, V - of' t;h o cn5i 1!0C!:D or ·"'iio ti l l -- r cnn...., Cl D nm:oau of Dinco ,101"0 se- ,1 • ,, -'"u \i.!).!)OU.gh t ho cov..vtooy of LJr o .!... • J:OD 1.10 ... Bu-1 i") N then D:'!.xioctot> or . . . . ., th ,, •ic-n.~ r,I• <:alt 1o1:0 antl Dc~ivrn: [) ..V~-G e Dtu..cau 0 tho 0ncs..noot,.o :::."00;1L .::11.1 ,._.t., l.- . ~'1 ~e n!l.tlOO tho noot U 10-•0U{~!. and CO!JP 1O'ti0 • POl'iou of mny l'eao~or:uotion •1th tl!no ~oocuo o.ppa.t>t.rvuo o Pltoto tY!)o uuo i n u.oo. ...- ~ .~ r,ccut '"! .1 0 '-l\.A.....,.,. ::cwtallOO. st 'r»e hns boon pu1?c!'..cocd t-c.d :1.nopootion u.iuo ovor u �at tmt point o stntoo mm Cn~1~1d..!3 c:rcc:."c· "·v-110 can"\ioDli, • vii f'-. • 1 .uo1• _£m1 n:lnn.i.I'-t; third plnco. f .., tono p::..,O("'.ltoc , 1.4...,:;_~ acc1oc~t:, "i71t:1 e p5."ovio1or1 ror a\7ru;-d1ac tho diot... ic~~ c:.i.onI'L\.!3 tho bet.Jt ~cc:.'F'ont ::,cco!. d u oru.>oty pom1a11t, t\'/o ouch 1 l)Cl'IJUU1to U i01.'2.et1 C!U.!/:!.US ,; 10 ycr~, both \"10:.l by t;!.lO ~on ut UtB'bo:rlCUltl. :Juz>i::).~ t!ic 1uot iml::' or ~~'!.o ycoz., n..~U!J.GCD0::1to \;c1,c muo to ~ oh tlw ro·_t'!ln.ty Co:1.."'!ci... ln \i:iO dio~~ict ohou!n,;;, t:_o boot ratio ot acc:1.,, .. •1nc 1·1·1 "nr• i'1ot1on t ..-...vol., oto . , • ~ont ., mp;r,ove:.10!Tti lOU VO.!.t1:100, uu.&.-..., -.a..> ••, ... ~100 nin.-.-,,:L1G • £' r 1orm. ·1-.:10 r,:r.1~0 ro:., ·i;:w !uot ha.u. O- 00:10true tio. llltion • ~~!neo:r- �•lo. pit out uou bo:lnc i 1op:;.:-ouuccc1 in ,, 0 1 en_ A.coou tho lcac.11nc coal t rauo pu'J11oot~o::~.:, OO!JO l>')VCO2.Vill(:; t!10 CO~0nt1atiou o.n. i i 11 L 3 l all nho ha.vo o:-~- \) r11 0 DD1 . 08 .: L V 17 o=u Co__9~~ .:;"Cco:"'ilil., :::. ! ... 1~·vcn no ~ only o c.10rinit;o :1.~'.J!"ovo:.:..mt lllt a !'a·:;._o ::-'u:.:- ou..;1c:.-.1.o:~ to t1mt ot C..~o coimti~y on a n1tolo, :'lL-i..u~oa tor •,• £':lvo yvo.'!? vo:•!cd c): ;.. !Jclou: Union PD.C~-:'ic G,oa:t co· !-"'01l 11 I! too • • • ·-·· .. ...~ut·c1 .»ii:... •Jc•• .. II£ .:,_ai;n:_. ~CC_:1c.1e· 1to, ,000,OOO ~ 'Ol}E. i. -.._, 111 • 13 8 lO 0 6 All ll'l.!wo 7.-n1t;od. :.;tatoo l?3ta1:ltico Fo~ i•ntal Acoi£2_nJiE. _:!.,000,000 Tono, r.•. 1087 3.92 , • i·11c 1970 ~.:u; fJ~58 3. 7/J 239G '1. l? : 1~0 S. 68 ~• 0 "·""' (.o, •" 41 9 .iv �. ... l l ... t10bil.O ncc:1c1on\JD 9 OY.10 rmo f.!lll"am;,od. cmt1 on0 oo1:.~•;:;tcd nuto:tdo., tho ~ 10 "tO 00.' 3.{1 \;nlonc.. I cl,110 acc~L ::~ .:."•J."'--- ·- v I .!-.,,.,_ trv l"ilc:r7 i 01.1 on ,..,,. ~ 'l .t tt!J.0 VZ.O.!.Ont doa-t:hs l"Oceived. outsidC o D::}n..Ywhoa or ~ho c'.icoopli !\ o Ilolmes &.•.J?o'i:.y nuoocio.t!on., a ''"''v·:lo•,"lnl -...i. .,__._ ,~~,; n,.,~-'l Q?' :J.ns·;:;:J.tut;cG. n'i.; VC.5.:"":1.mJ.·n po:lnto du.~l!'lC: tho ~~.,;,U v ~"' I) ,··wo .., O- ,,L..,,...... 1022 18,746.90 19.,GG7.20 1925 �• 12 r.r. ., 0 f~'lon of ~Ul~ ~~ --- Gw.nbo~lnlld wineo:i t ; ~~~~~ =-,=$"'~ 11 f'UJ.1'i;_b_Q:?,_l 0~~tJ.Dti\r0 EJtur'J'i" ,-,,..,..:lo ">(I =u C> ' 'L 0 ~ til0 . Ou~bo~lanu field, \11th a r~torial 0xpontlitm:""o rot., pz,oopce•Gi2lg, f'ailou to develop n wovlrobJ,O OilO"i7:1W.j of con.lo rn.1.tl it Hill 'Do n0coaou~~y to vnoato OW;"> CU!J'u0:..,1nm1 D:i nc o n:1.th thoii., ew..nuotion.., nh:l,ch \·;ill ocotW in 1929. \io mi~icipo.to thn.t ti'rl:Ow.]h mochtmicll1i::mt1on of' tho Hook sprinco .f'iold, p:."oduc-Gion cooto con D0 'iJrioueht ou&'i':tcio:1i1y ·0010\, tt.o tcot ob'Gninn.ble lhln"oo~lnr-~ em:rim io orroot tho inc!lcuao in ~oil £nlll untl di f i'Ol-.,onco in t he::.~~l vuluo o~:> ti10 coa! o Liino rut9I>inl en~1 tit~m2i:loQJ__ Vor:-iJ cra.l:iotnnt:lnl !lOO.ucuiono :1n S111110 Hl.:J.torinl and oupplioo :!.Uvo boo:.1 oi'fc cicd o:lnco :0-(}Ce!?!be~ &1 0 10!"~3 0 no 0!1oun by -tho follQ\7- c-=a SP ~ • ._,. - 1025 ti �?:no onvinco uccru!.'}3 ftlon 1,.,ccluot1o·l 0o ..,,,.t 1 'z. ~ ·or...a 1 stoolm, 1nc1uu~nG tllooo or intoroot ( :.1l8i>OCO annually)" tcmoo 11 dotoriornt1on of u1ao t i:!bOl.,.? looo by tiooto, 'tihort l\ncl oboolooo0neo 11 oan bo oaf'oly eotit:!U;;cd ut •~300000 pm•., yoru.., 0 Undm.,., n vie:;o!'ouo oducationul poliey O\.U.' au~l :::1~1tc:1.tJ.onto m1c.l :?or-ow.on 01.,0 no\7 tal:in3 a. ouhota.nt:tul 1ntm:oo·t in tho rIO:."c: o:: l:00pl11C 'i;ho rn:r~o:...:11.!l o"i;ocl:o (!arm to a conoo:r-vat1vo point. '.01'0..,.LlUU:lOO Sto~cg__:,, cu:.• ni:! _o::•/Cllll!iU.oo o(;o~cn, u.utlo?.· t ho nulo cnunec:.:cuu or .:i.., !) -··nnaPC'' :!l•• ;.,e 1)\e Jo<'<'•• _.., ..,_ -'-' u ~ o'' - Gto1..,voD ollouctl on oxoollont pm.-.ro~..!- nnco £0:• 'i.il~o yoo::i 1D2u [} oaloo:, imrontocy ..Ju1uo o~h otook • :1 onoratin:~ .. _ ,'l ~t::tU~00, O""'"'l ":"'.Ot 00='"'.,n!".0 !)O'ti :?ozi;;ll bolow: Cli.!)Cl~QC;D U!.'2u .,,A. :. ' - ~.-.J. - ~?otnl Oporutinc - - Yem-' ~?otn1 i:uloo l.:"1.vcn\;O~ Vnluo ·- ½el}Onooo D ~Wi.vo not Uulni~~o r •Jt.~· ,001- 1921 ,_l,110 .,GOG "031,7~0 (:17'7 1 003 1022 ·1 •:--1 r::: 00_..,0 ...0 O"' ' D..., ·"'GO ..,;::;-:; lG0,20~ 5,003 (Dor.) 1923 1,10;:;.,070 ,C'J/'0 __ °w~O . ' 10~,3'72 u5,al~ 102,~03 ~3,D7G 103,VG/J 01,5!;2 1924 l,O~l,G03 nno <)u•-·ru· (.,Jt,J ,1....,, 0-16 .,220 0·1 ('\ 1 /1./1. w.-_,_..,._ 1026 10,D~6 Inc~onoo 18,0~-1 Decl'oaao Pel' Cent 0.1 o.o teduction or ~so2.,1e1.e1. All ol and unco1100-t;iblO lltaiaoo up, tho uecQU.!ltD ':.,• - C- o;l.vo.blO 10.l �Y03:: C :S:--:-W'u:t:r;;:, 1021 1028 1023 .Amount e a:t • - :r::r 66,50~7 o1'3 86086'], 026 029 W:}I' o 30 1026 C , ~ Q - . ~U a:)CD~a;. 0 o!3oOG6 o8G quito no ou.:111 en co.n bo uol1 rnS.1.1tu9.a'l0tl0 u:ucll of tho norwy to 1Jc uo11co£:c(l f'ro::-.1 !:Jlno tJm..,!rozio 2.nclt:clod tI1oz,oii1 2:op!'oe0ntinc ~ cwo 0 oto11u8 ~ -rmohinG c'.'.lchlnoo O otc o 9 ou1<.!. tm.do?? cr..utto2 EOl."Ccaeo cm. tiln0 r.a;;- ::mt!J i, n :.~:xi.iei?:1n1 po:.'tion or tho ~?OC1:1l.2tlm."' z-opr>ooont:lnc <m.p1ooiveo cold to cwos>o O r1hich lo ca3:~?iccl on 'tihO boo~o no o pay z>o11 ucdt\ct:lo,."'1 V.l!U tX.\i<l t;o tho 1.::c1.,o::.nndloo ..,.o:;c: {;l,·on·~ by -i;ho lf.ith o:? t he f'olloninr:; CJ.lJJ.G x>ctlnct5.on :!D. oaloo i•oou1toc1 fz,oo c10cx•oooed po.y ::.-.0110 r,.,,, 1&4J.U • ~ ,.,~~'t,•o;··,pt r,_'1c.0 Co 001! om:cho.ud:'l.oo 1-'). o u~ concor-vativo ou1CD~..!ill.OlQ.P~ ~ to l:On \7i10 \:rer>o n o£; copnblC of:: ~)3Y121!:,; £o's 0000 • a cauoo llattohoaoo 0 covoi-oa 'Dy 0 0?nbina tion �-• 16 ... 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Signecl EUGENE McAULIFFE --- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0130 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eugene McAuliffe Title A name given to the resource Annual Reports 1923 - 1943 Subject The topic of the resource Varying reports regarding mine operations. Description An account of the resource An 11" x 8.5" black leather book with faded text. Material is in fair condition with minimal damage to pages, but the spine is completely detached. 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. 1923-1943 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/34a5e3b8e1a94544257da58df0114d7b.pdf 2ea8a92abbe9ac0495b4d6e22ac4a0ca PDF Text Text �I I J' ! 11 i I l 9 5 7 l ( • �200-41 Het,,(ni th a 2?0sur.to of' operationc of tl1e Southm:>n './yorni i.,g Utili•::iies Con:pc.ny for tte y.ao:l! 1957: Li ght eml Poricz, Pepo,J.>t:::1en·c; \,,<?.tei• De!)o..rtnG nt () 17,952.47 ~p655.O8 'l'otcl 0 51,607,.65 f) 3Q925.O5 , 6.1!757.04 :;'i l.0 0 682. 09 To tru. Inoone, e1..q)ens00 ei~d nei revenue of the XJi ~ht Slntl '!?oner Dopurtmei'lt at Rook Spri1'!30 ~nr1 C·r'eem PJ. veI\, 0xc1 UtDive of t:e:r"Ohandiee Llopai9t□ent, fo-r: 195b 2.nu J.95'?: IJleot:ric energy sold, !NH Revenue rece1. ved fro:J aale of electricity ~-1oc . operat ing !'evenues Total oporntirG Pcvenuoo 1956 23;983,222 1&§1 2-!· »2s.~9,, 118 G719,677.a 770.82 (i71E\, o~,o. 73 1 791 . 86 U718 D GG2. 59 :7720, 4:48. 23 operating ex:_oences: Energy purchased Other exnenses 'total. ei:penees cxcl .of. t a.J-:oa Net revenue, exol . of truces e., uncolleot1ble bills Taxes & uncolleotihla billn t?et income Vl ~0,456 .14 70, 210. 7,,Q I) 50 .. ?.36_.44 �- 2 - Income, expenses and net revenue of the Light nlill. Pouer Department e:i'.i Hc1.l'H'le. for 1956 and. 1957: 2966 1967 E1.ectrio 0 l'l0i'g_y GOld, K\7H l, 733,044 1,707,949 ~evenue reo0ived from s~le of ene~g-;J d i scellaneous oper ~tin5 1,cveiiues 0 42,532.11 B 45,213.07 10 tal ope~ating revenue 436.84 361.80 :) 42,968.96 0 45,674.87 Operati ng ex-_pences : Ener gy p u~chs.eea Other expenees Totcl. expenses; oxolus1v·e of t f.'.xos ~; 1 5,568 .14 1~&4:G~. 2J. l) 30,032 .35 (; 15, 589 . 09 rJet revenue, 0Y.clusive of ·i;:,zes &, u ncolleoti bl e b .tlls 'i1axeo and. uncol leoti bl e bill9 ..; 1 2 , 936 60 8_,358 .67 (~ 14,549. 26 '\ (> r-, !Jet i ncome 0 :.) 4, 577.93 e 15,436.53 31,026.e2 8,886.72 V 5 1 662.53 Inco12e, Cz:!)0nseo and net revenue::; of the Light and Pouer D~~"'tmcnt a t :Rock Spring s, r-reen Ri ver and Hanna, combined, tor ~ J.956 er:.1. 195? : Revenue Zoooei Vt::d. from sole of ener(r'J llisc. operating revenues . Total. operatinz revenue s Operatin~ expenaes: Energy purch~sed Other O2t9enses Total expe nses e,ccl usi v e of tc..xe:;i !let r evenue, ezclusive of tc:tes 8 unoolleot1ble bills Taxes and uncollectible bill s Net 1ncolle 1956 1957 25,716,266 25,987,067 v1?e2,209.62 (;763, 283. 80 l .tl63.66 l,.207.Gp (i?63, 4J.7 .l.8 0?G4,43? .46 • ~)486, 519. 79 131 1 964. 01 ~~~92, 738.68 1 36. 694. 39 0617,483.80 '7." 07 ,"62 , 9, L1..:.:i.:.>. 0145, 933. 38 83.e 796.2? i.,136 , 004. 39 _ ?9 1 105 .42 0 62,138 .ll 0 55,898.97 �- 3 .. \'later Depal"tment Condensed stateoent of income, ex.9enees E:llld net ~avenue for vl~e · ',,J c.;,u '"'""e~_. DGpUX'tment fo:P 1966 and 1957: vu 1966 195? \Jo.tor sal0 0: U.P oR.Ro Co o ~he Union ?acif! c Cool Co Others .,, 39,578.7'7 (', t) 49,386~90 :!.Os-878 .4:7 0 10,722.81 206,69~. 48 Hyd.rnnt rental !J 197,407.33 ~4?7 .06 Totru. oper c:.riii n:s J."evcnue Totcl operutinc e29en se0 Dop re ci a t ion To t al ope~atin~ ex:9enees end UCl)X'CC!o.tion 0272:, 437. 70 G264, 276.9o \:·169, 263 87 32, 3,7-~ -ll ('>170 J) u ',?tl,9 "'5 •f.> .-5 ,;201 , 6 33 00 <)20 3, 325. 21 ,. 70,?99.70 (1 50, 951 . 69 49 ,778.50 4lz 014 . 85 0 0 XJet opex-....t1n~ z-evenue, exoJ. . or t exe o ~ unool1cctibl0 billo ?c.~es .~ nd uncollecti blo bill s 6e0_?7.99 '.I t) 21, 021..20 32,975.86 C, \I 9,936.84 Di stribution o? pE:.l"Oo.g0 foz> 196G. a :1el 1957 : 1956 1957 Graen I~vet' Uni on Pacific Iln.il.roca Coo Others 348,212,760 192,691,260 Rook Sprip,ge Union Po.cifia Re1lroc.d Co. Othel"a '139 2 8,86. 632 Total from Green River l'.>l ant l,000,144,000 9?9,661,000 12,884,101 10,434,116 13,063,398 8_,455.645 21,638,943 Reliance Pl ant Reliance Stansbury ~otcl. fro~ Relianoe Plant Grand Total • . • 323,107,118 20?,652,882 6,975,033 1 9,353, 368 23,318, 21'1 . . . . . . . . . . 1,023,462,217 . ~".!:2, 926J 967 1,001,169,943 �- 4 SUr.11'.1AHY - N-iL DEP MTr.ll!~NT S Oper ating Re~enucs: Light end Powe~ Dep~.rtmcnt •· at e1.... Depar>t oc,1t Uerch.e.ncli ae D 01:>e.1--t me nt To t cl Operating Bxoensoe : Li ght a.ml i"lovc➔~, Depar·Gn ent \iat er Dena17 t racnt t'lercns.ndi sc Dc.t)~t nent 1956 1957 0763,417.18 272, 4 3'7. 70 (\ry64 /J. 37 • "--6 \) r ,- 464.21 (J. 1 036~271 ol4 l"\1, 019 , l 78. 57 O Gl ·,, '-183 eo 0 629,433.07 201 ,638 . 00 203,325.21 349.22 o 1 3~6 . 56 G 81 G, t1:68 , 36 Total 254,276.90 416. 26 Taxe~ : Li g ht e nd :Po·::er Department 0 833,10'7. 60 t, ,, 76, 950. 74 40,986.8~ 1 38. 62 0 164. 68 28 .02 :a.tor v 0-oart m0nt i.4e:.,chn.ndl ~e Doptu "tcient 'iJ unoollcctibl e Bills: 133, 382. 22 2 54:.08 ..ll .06 Lit~h ·G 0.1:a. Po\7er Depart nont \'I ater Depa;..,tment r1m." ch~ndise Dep ax-tr.10nt 325.14 182. 70 953,175. '"/2 83,095.42 2,558.76 953,366.29 66,812.28 2,085.92 ?ro fit C:. Lo es - Credit 80,536.66 14,539 . 45 0 3 ,726.36 e,106. 78 Not px,of'i t 95,07G .ll 71, o::rn.12 \ 'I Total 1~1:00nses, ~oxes and Uncolleotible Dil ls Net Ineone from Onera tions Other Inoome & Charges - X!et tJet Inoome . . . . . . • • • • Respectfully sub:Jittcd, preo1d.ont - ------- �- 1 9 5 6 �■ Lr - ~--. i')E) r, p O')p o Her e-:.:-1th o. !?~GU!JG of opern~i cnis of the> Sou-~hern ~1yor,tll1g 'Ctili•i;len Co0pc11y 'for" the yanio 1 956: (i •1u~·jr-• ,',, . T· "1'/'JiT'l'D .1.·.l Hfnt"•.::I ..-. ~ J -.(U ...... t .. n, >.:'J :::.i:1 -·ht '1l1t1 '.i;Oi.'ier Der,a.r·ctm?r2; i 2.t e2 :>epQi~toent - (: 40,699.47 f...i rJi t und. Poee:P uepcn.--tr:1ent i1c.ter Dep~1:rt□ent Po-:·er _ D epcl"'tment nt Roel:: Spri r~:;e i:md G·reen River, cxelirni~ve of :_e1"ohnndise De,crtnent, :i'or 1955 and 1956: Bleetric enerQY sold, K:JI! Revenue receiveu fr-oo s~l~ of electPioitr Ziicc. operat1118 revenues Total operating revenueG Cner, ting eroenoes: .. Energy purchased Other exoenoes Totul exnenses exclusive of taxes Net revenue exaluc1bve o f" ·;; ~.en and unool1eotible 111 s Taxes and unoollectible bi1lo Net 1noome • 1055 23, 258,300 �0 -------------=========-----===========---- I ncome, eXpences and net r evenue of the Li ght and Pou er Departme nt at Hanna for 1955 and 1966: - 1955 Eleotric energy sol d , KUH Revenue rec eived f~om sale of energy !•l iscell aneous oner~t i ng X'evenues To t al opere..tirtg revenue 1 »565,888 t, '10 , 356 .?9 356 044 (\ ~.,, •• 0 3 \ , 40 , -~.. ,... \! Op eret i ng ex--oenoe s : IBnergy puroh nsed Other exp en oe □ m • 1 e1cpense s , e~clusive 1.0-.:;n of ·cuxes 1956 (\ <,/ , ,~ 1_ /J.'~ -u, _tJ ., 06 J..,,7 , 510 .. 30 (;' \ S0 , 653036 Uet ! .. evenue, exclusive of t axes l.,733 0044 , t'\. \r 4:2,632 .ll 436.84 (~ ~2,968 . 9 5 {\ 15, 568 .14 14.464.21 f, \) \I 50,032. 36 0 12, 936. 60 2nd un0ollectible bills Truces end uncolleetible bi ll s 8 ,358 . 67 I n come , e~"_Pen aes ~nd neti x>evenues of the Light and Pouer Dep:u."'tment o,t Rock Spring s , · Grreen Ri v er and. Hanna, combined for 1955 end 1 966: 1955 ,-- 25, 716,266 El ectric energy sold , Kl!H Revenue r eceived f rom sale of ener gy !-i isc . oper ating r evenues Total operating :revenue~ 0736~666.60 1 , 092.42 ~}?37 , 768. 92 Oper ating expenses : 0467,706.77 Energy purchased 131~679.34 Other expense s t Totn1 expens e s exo~u si ve of t u:l<;e s ,)599 , 585 .11 ?let revenue, ex olusi ve of t-;a:-ces 0138 ,373.81 and uncollectible bil ls 83 , 245.96 Taxea end uncolleot ible bills r! et i ncome 1 966 (; 56,127 .86 0762,209. 62 1 ,207 . 66 ~)'763 ,417 . 18 ()4:85, 519 079 1 31 • 96~. 01 Col 7 ,483 oa o (' 145, 933. 38 83.795 ,.2'7 �- [ - 3 - 11nter Department Condensed stBtement of i ncome , expenses and net revenue for the Uater Depar-·,ment for 1966 and 1956: ~ Hater snles: U • P . R. R. Co G 49,386.90 The Union P~cific voal ~ ~ Others vo o 10,878.47 206,694.48 Hydrc:.nt rent al s 6,477.85 Uiscellaneous revenue Total operatins revenue 0270,063 006 02~72, 437. 70 Total operetinr· ex-penses Depreci at ion ° - C:166,891055 27,679.26 /\ 0184,470081 I'• ,,201, 638 .oo r., of t u:>:ea nnd uncoll~ctible b i· 1_1 ...C 11 86 I 192 o 26 v ,:exes and uncollectible b1_ 1 1"'D 59 o.i:t'"5 -U o 09 ,.(: 70, 799. 70 ~9.778.60 riet income fror.i operations 0 21,021.20 Tot al oper~tin6 eA'Penses nnd denreo1at1on Net operating revenue exoluoive \/169 ,263 .87 32,374.13 Distribution of puop~e for 1955 and 1966: 1956 Green River Union Pacific Railroad Co. Others 378,018,762 169,612,238 348,212,760 192,691,250 Union Pacific Railroed Oo. Others 20,923,352 4:61.027 ,648 19,353,368 439,886,632 Totnl from Green R~ver plant 1,019,482,000 1,000,144,000 Ro ck Sprim~ a Rel1f\noe Plant Reliance E Plane 19,160~681 12,884,101 11,068,66"1 l0,-134~116 Total from Relianoe plant 50,390,128 23,319,2.1'1 lbO49,~72,i2a l,023,~62,217 Sta.nsburY GRAND 'l'OT~ 180,780 - �- 1 9 5 6 �200-41 i:e::-,o: 1 t:;. a. r-oc::.tt1c or opo_ ~t10!1a of tho i:hut;hor:n Uyooifl..g Uti1:lti€n UOQl')lUi:7 :o:.. ·~e JC~ 1956: L ., :ht CJtd : O!nz> ~op....z,tccmt :c.·vc~ l)g_.O?:tC!ont '£o·<iol Li ·ht Cf':1 ."oue~ n... n~tccnt ,utc;,.~ Dapv.r-t_ent - C .ll. G3l. QO ~otc.1 J.~tc·1t nr:.u. l c.w·ct, 1l0J1r,rtment Ino:,oe, e~:,eneca ~ml net 1"cvenue of the Ll@it enc! '."'o~rer Depcrtment ot !\!>C~ Sp~!nJo r.nd Green ru.vor. e::oltwive of -_13_ ohc.ndi oe Dep.nz,tn.ent& fov !9S~ anu 1965: J,96,i f~2 .102 , 277 ~1eotr10 energy ~old, ~ □ Hevenue reoe1ved tivoi:1 onle of tr1o1tJ' l~1ao. operat ing i-evenueo Totcl oper~t ing revenueo Opernting expenses: Enerc;y ~urchused Ot her expenseo 'I'otcl e,roenoeo e,:oluoivo of Net revenue exolue1ve oft and unoo1ieotlble bill !axe• and unoolleotibl 111 Net 1noome ~119 , 459. 26 a.,,om,24 " 56, 421 . 01 i96§ 23,268,MO ,.. "696,300. '11 735. 98 128, m -93 f. m.™ -61, 62, 643. 32 �7 Income~ expenoeo rmt1 net revenue of tho LiGht and l'oue~ 1i:J!}Wtoen~ nt Harmn fr-r, l9t4 1 nr: c; v_ u -- fl.J'!(.,. ~tu.,o: "I B1ectr~.o cnex\'!Y ooJ.d;i mru )S~5~. ,:J;,-956, 2096011!5.-::: 1 ,565, ese Hev0m.1e 2..-:,0001:v'r:t!. n.~1:1 onlc or oner:e;~ Uiscellc·necurJ op~Pntin~~ $--:r➔t1enuoo r.?ote.1. op0~0.·t1n~~ 1-::ov0e7Ue 0f)ernt~.nr,: 0~~onneo: r-,., <1\, 2 ~ "'80 o VO -· En0l(7;'Y-Pt~l:OSA£!CGU. l\ i Ao"' \I ·1 ._.Un 11~ - • V!!W..J, Ot,her ex1:oncoo ~otul 0.gpenooos excl~civ0 of (', tc..~00 t1et 1;cvorm.e, o:~o!usiv>c of tn1ro0 cna. 'f}ULO&lOotib1e "b i11o Ov~ ;t.!,..5,10. SO (\ V '1lcOl8ol B /', 21e00Bo93 \! r.·,:·7 • 'i- 1 ,,r 10 pOro 1.1 \f ~r:,,oo c.;16. ·n!1co11eetib1o billo 'I t· ~, 07 G& :.,:, ~~~....o h ~. a '.,. zo 11 603. o6 .'.'Q-.p 0'1:t:t.. ~ ~ 3.0,069. 98 '7 p .e:75 • :io '\ 2 , 5a~.63 .,'.t,i?.C0!:!~1 .. • , e~l::pvl....n<"!e'"' -1~d nc1; vevcnu0n o? ihe Li(§ht e!nd <:.> o ic, !'ouor- Dopwt!:!!0nt ot f;o t..k C:.,~incn D G:•~oeri IRiv-el" £Ile! frermn, ooc- binca, fo~ 1S5~ ona 1955: Clectric en0ri£:;Y cold, i!U!! Revenue l"'JCeived fro□ oole oi enez:m7 1-1ioo. onerati tlg z>evenu.00 Totnl-operatinG ~evsnueo OnerQt 1n~ expenoeo: -Enert3Y purohasei Othez• eapenoeo :-:'\ Tot al e~penaea exoluc1v~ tJet revenue e:~oluoiv'~ 9~ t oneo Olt::il ,065.lS end lh"'lColieotible 't.n.llc, : ?4 , 087.0Q fuxeo 'nnd unco11eotibl0 b11lo r, er~ 978 .12 Uet incoae Ir ...,, A CW .:1 0 66,127. 86 tP i 7J 4 ;: :e:J C �JJ,n5~ l?J.:. ,),q1n.R,t,qel)jt Oo.nueneed otnt emerrt o:? ineome, 0~9enses 2nd net rovent'.!e i'o~ t~ie rJ~tH::i? nc"'n:v>~-..~nen-=~ ~ ""'5 11 d 195 6 : y,:co;.:, .!.~• "..: n.n l.l! '!I -t-v 1955 . ...., Ui.rt G:i" tJ c.10 D ; U. P . R. R. On o 1 .flhe Union t\:.:.cifio Cocl (fo ., Others Hyd~rm:t 21euil.".1o Uisoe11.c.:;_1eou.o r-e""tre:1ue 2ot ol oper>otinc 1~Gveniae Toti nl opernt:'..n3 01~}011000 Depi"'ec:ic.t:lon '.rotcl. opm:1 n•;;ing 011:penoec 2ni! dGpl?GOia'Giou ""' ;or .oo 0'!:';2'="9~3~ 1? c~ ··o:-..;o• (~2'10' 063 0167 9 35D . 'f? Cl56,SOl.65 SJ,.,l~ of'O =21?..,, 5'7Q.. 2,6. ~;lDtc~D3o7?1 Ol9~,t;;'iO .. S11 CG"ii ovc,~2t2.ns l?evenuo O 0:ml t:.o:l~o • o? tnse'.J o.ncl mieollecti bl0 bi2,lo f; v9.,llvo71 Gea,1s2. 25 r.i'c.:te c enc!. OOC!)llectible 'b:1J.1o F'9/t99 .. 5~ • fil).,4.36. 00 0 26, 757. 16 C~e.en_RiveJ! Uni.on Pooifio Roilz:ocl CJoo Others RpOlLSnrl.pP,,,$ Union Poo!fi o Re..il r~tY-~ Oo . Ot he~s '?ot oJ. from Green n1ver: pl ant llAlir-nQi :P,11)11t 1~:., 418 "098 ~61,, 027_.$)48 1 , 049, 989 ,000 1,0l0,~92 , 000 33,,188,193 831,586 19,J.eO~GBl • Rel i2-noe re !'l e.no nt o.nsbul",ly ,18,.208 smo Totcl frou Relil!flOO ;,J.. crjt 62,Sl?,968 ORN.JD TO~lit 20,921,352 ~n,.oo.§., 902 1,102,2oa,oaa 180,.700 ll_.,,Of!.,8~_66,Z �Or,01?e t i11~~ Re't7enuoog :Lir:ht ~11 PotiOX3 Danm')tcent Uo.te:r-- Depcr-i;2ont - 0 72f) ,033.l9 290 0 009 .61 l10,:,e~1,m.f.12. t.~c Depm:110.~n-a 0 7S7, 758 •.92 2?0,663.06 t,; 1Z II ,:-1 5~ ~ - ....i~ 'i:ot .. ,_ :=i22. G2 01, 0 08, 74l1:. 60 C 5Ci' 8 CC9. oo 19~: ~93 . 717 ..... ::;ori. ~1.. (, 78~"T'io .10 {', ,., T a1-:1;0 : L~:-::_-~ ta"1c1 Foue1') D~1r.tit8enu ,;2·i;1.:::i: Doncrtriont Lo::->..J!211rlioo Depm.,t:iont 0 82~~6.97 ·':rJ :) ., ....... I ~. rl 'i. $U, f'iC:,, ..... : 'lo.-•-. :u?. 142,090 . 31 1,130.27 136.66 ~otnl Czoenoeo, Troroe c:,_t! . Uucollootible Dillo_ Uot I11oono fz:or:.1 Op~i')n\;ioo.~ . Other Inoorne C; Chu:10en - _Jct r et L"'lco□e Profit u Lnso - Credi~ Uet Profit 598.09 110.as l,271.DO ?18 . 65 916,'"172.05 ,,t, 926,970.3-1 107,-126.~6 • Ol, ?7•2:.g0 C ~ i1e.a2~.e2 106,GJ.6. 06 _ n_,,459.0q C 116,085. 0S 62 .83 r. \I Preoident 79,6'?"1.16 �1 9 5 4 �• II - Ho!)er11 th ,.~ ~ "'"'GOU: .\. 70 OA..-;, o:90.ra~:;i ons 0 ~ ·i;ho Sou•iihern \'/yo□ iM Ut.2.li ties Conpeuy fo1., tile y01"':' 1 954 : • G..0?ITt--L tJX?Lt!lJ.(i.,URiJS ~i¥ht ?,nc. ?owo:r DopUA=c:icn~ t; .!q.Gel"' D0purt 1.:1en·t 429.47 /4.g ~'";8 86· - i2 V'U '1101.~G! t, \,' • · • 60,088.33 ~ I', L:l_;h t l:Z..<1 ?o .,er DG~)c~t..~c n ';. \,c.ter D~port uont - '?otol ,-l 4 ,915.66 J.10'19 . 40 • :. , 5,995. 05 Znco□e, expense_o e.ml net; r avenue of the 1.,1[;i1t 2-nd. Por1e~ Dep crtn ont et Rock S_pr·:li'l'.;'E! a.nu. Gr een HiVm."', exclusive of l.lel"oh:tr.d i ~a ~81,art:;iont, for 1 9 53 an& 1954: 1953 m.eotri~ energy colC, K,E Revc~ue ~eoelved f ~ou s9.1.o of oleotr1olt~r r:iso . operating l"evem.1.es Total operatins ~ovenueo Cperating expenses: Energy purohaeed Other expenses Total expenses exclusi ve of t axes Net revenue, exclua~vo of. t nxeg and unoo11eat1ble bills Tax•• and uncollectible 1:>11la Net income 1954 ,o.., 23,076,llf ~ ,...,. ..., , '"'77 w...:o ~ 0696, 781. 35 999 .56 (~6S'7, 760 . 91 1 : 656, G05. 5'7 7?3.50 /' -~66G,3'i'9 .0'7 , 462, 730. 91 1211446.28 C584, 111s.19 ~429, 96B.65 l16 1 95le2?' {'6 ~-8,919 .82 ~19,459.25 831 oae1 2, 19,09&.ee $ 86,421.01 ~113,604. 72 ... 94,.50818.fa e - o �II I ncome, 0}tpena~s end net r evenue of the Light and Powe1;., Dep~t m0n·t at Hsnn£L f ol? 1953 and 1.954: 1953 ,1964 Revenue :r.~eceiv ed fi--on sale of e nei~gy Operating ezo0~eea: Energy pUrohased D54,926 055 Oth~r expenses _ 17 8 797097 O ~~, _, o 52 ~ 0Ut:tA expenses , axclusive 0 ~-f) -;-:v =.,,...,.,.,_oo... 1.·r~ >72.,v r.,•('JA Q'~ £Jet :g:,evanue, excl us1ve of t axes a nd unoollec tibl e billa ~exes a nd uncoll eotiblo bills 1j 36,547 029 . 26 11 9t54: ._ 70 ~) 21,605.93 ll. 1 048.82 0 10, 557.ll Bet i 1,come ! ncooe, expenses and ner~ z,evenues of t he Li ght and p0 ve~ Depa1~tment at Pnok Spri ~gs 0 ~~een Ri ver an d Hanna , oombi ned, for 1963 nnd 195~: ~ 1964 29, 9 35, 8 58 26, 062, 431 ~~ 06 ,053.16 ($728 ,269. 68 El.ectr1o e ner gy sol d , K\'IH Revenue reoei vec.. from sale of energy i11ao. operating ra·J"enueo Tota1 operating revenues 0807,052.72 7 73. 50 (}'129 ,033. 18 Operating ex:9enses : e5l7,667.46 G455,.e4e.oe 999.56 - Energy purchased. 1391 243 .25 other ex:9enses $656,900.71 Total. expenses exclus~ve of truces Met revenue, exo1us1ve of taxes and unooll eoti ble bilLS !ans and unco11ect1ble bills let income 1 1 132t l18.,92 0587,968.00 3].50,162.0l ~4111 066.18 121. 463!54 74.087106 e ee,aae.47 I 66, 9'18.12 -- - - �I -3- ,Ylatar Department ao ndeneed ststement of income, expenses and net rE;)venue fo1... t h0 Water Department for 1953 and 1954: - 1953 \7o.tex- soles: Uo l? o Ro Ro Co 0 ~he Union Paeifi~ Coal Co Others 1954 0 G9,672o29 34.,620070 0 189 9 169.85 Iiydrant rentcl s t11scellaneou.s revenue Total ope~ating revenue iotal ope~Bti ng expenses Dep?>eoi at :loi-i 6.,7~2 54 46020 0 (i299D251o68 0 49,947.45 29,362.09 208,220.01 - 6,079.96 ~)293, 609. 61 0181~535·082 26 8 020.2 22 11§ 11 'i:otru operating 0;1:.penses and d0p~eci ation J20?,556 .. 04 net ope~ating :;-?0venu0, oxolu.sive ·~ o!? taxes and unco12ec"Gible b i11a f;9l,695o 54 12a...~es ar..d uncolleetible bills :;e 2 355.,86 (; 40, 316.19 Bet 1neom0 from operat:lo.ns - 1953 Green River - Union Pa.oifio R9.ilroo.c1 Co., Others Book Springe Union pao1f'i.O Rail:i."'Oe,d Co o Others ~ote1 from Green RiV~c pl2l'lt . Reliance Plant ' Rel1anoe E Plane Stansbury Total from Re11anoe pl~nt GRA-1\lD TOTAL 522,755,536 177,653,464 1954 388,752,375 175,111,625 14,418,098 41,001,337 _4713606,902 449,774•-~ l,l9J.,185,000 1,049,889,000 34,424;741 33,188,183 20,614,513 18,298,200 56.220,879 62,317,963 l,181,625 831.,585 1,247,405,879 1,102 , :::>6, 968 �lI i StruUARY - ALL D&'PARTtiEN~Ss j 1953 Operating Revenues : Light and Pouer Dena~tnent \) 299 ,251.68 872.66 '2otal 729, 03~.18 293,609.51. 666142 (,l,107 ,173 .96 $1,023,199. ll Oporatihg Expenses: Light antt PoTTer Dena~tnent - J erchandise Dep?~toent Total C• \l f. '-' ':?axes: Light e.ml ?over- Der,>art ment i. 1,) \/at si"" Departnent ~erchandl s0 Department ., {'· ToteJ.. u~~ollectible Bills: L igat ari.rl pouer Depax~t□ent \later Deoartment wer ohand.l se Depar-tment c, \? . l I r.rotal •j Total Ex-oenses , Taxes an1 Unoollectible Bills Net Income from Operatio~ ~ Other . Income & Charges - !..ot tJet Income (\ 656 ,900 .71 \l 207,556 .0~ 668.S3 194,493.77 866,125.08 0 '782,770.18 1 21, oos.13 C 72,950.79 t, 1,136.27 587,968.00 308.41 '77,603.78 58,663.92 166.54 115186 198,832.46 (; 131,730.57 ~00.41 \) 1 762.08 6000 1,158.49 t, "' 135.63 1, 271.90 01,066,116.02 V( \ 42,060.94 8,449.62 107,426.46 33,611.32 105,616.95 9,469.03 48 1 099.ll Profit S: Loss - Credit rJet Profit t, ~) 80"1, 0e2. '72 Ho.tor Deno..rtnent Uerohandlse Depnx-tcent Hater De-.f>a!')tment 1954 t• '--·' 915,772.65 1.,809.61 82 ,310.43 ~) ~- 115,086.98 Respectfully submitted, Cd:~ 5.. ~~e:~ 1o I\!. .t3AYLESS prea1c1eut �- 1 200-41 Her8!Jit~1 r: r-erru:1e of operatiol'l.0 o f ii,e Southern Uyomi ~~ Utilitiec ~omp:::..! y fo~ the ye~r l95S: tr . ") L, ~ ;-;,l'lv: -♦- u "l'vl 1"11-.._.,,..,;. ,...,A.,_(: ~ ....,(·~~-.c7~ l• ..I . J v .... Yvw,., -.!.- u 1..1 - :.:.t, ,._ \tetei,;) Pc;;pc~tnrnnt - .rotAl 1 Light £:nd Pot?Gi" Depcrtr:.1ont ~; 11, 362.eo l. ate~ Defx:.rtnene 9 ,635~68 'Iotnl f 20,998.38 Lir-:.h t; r.ncl t.>01,oz- D0rH~1..t mPnt Xnoo:ile, e1."Penoes c.n1 net revenue of tl'!e Lig;."lt &..i"ld Pouell8 Devartoent c:.t flo ck UprinBs l na Creen Hivr:Jr, e xolueive of Met?ohc.ndise DepC!"tment, for 195~ and 1953: ~ 10~ 24,368,832 23~C7G,114 Fl.ectric energy soldc y,•11 Revenue received from s .::le of clectri- o1ty Misc. oper ating revenue~ Total opernt1ng revenue □ ~ratina eXpenseo: Energy purchased Other expenses . Totcl e.xpenet,s exclusive of tr..: e~ • -- Uet revenue, exclusive o? t a.~es r:.nd unoolleotible bllls Taxee and unoolleotible bi ll& Net Inoome (;712, 867 . 9~ t696,78l.35 858.14 999 .56 (:713 , 716.08 (\69?, 780 . 01 {}499, 496 . 37 •ii 7.492 •.."9 Ga1s,9se.es f\ \ 96,'127. 42 57.318.82 f 39, 408.80 .;462, 730 . 01 l:~l 1 -t46 1 ~8 (' 584 ,.1?'6 . 19 f:113 , 604 . '12 94.508 . 84 e 19,o9s.ae �- 2 - ~ The t ax item !'or 1963 includes income tax adjustment for the years 1946 to 1962 , inclusi ve , total1n~ 027,424 . 68. Income, expensec: and net l"ev enue of" the Light and Fo't<rer Depart oent ~t H~nna for 1952 and 1953: ~ 7,672,300 1953 6,859,744 C·106, 128. 06 {;109, 271. Bl Electric energy sold, Klli Revenue recei~ea from sele of ene~gy Operating ex9ensec: E'ner6 y pu.X'checed Other expen:;eo 1 .rotnl e:rpenses e1:olu.sive of \iNteo net i--evenue, e::elt.rniv~ of ·t :.1xeo e.nd uncollect1ble bills ~axes ~nu uncolleotible billo Uet lnccm.e ·; (\ c9, 998 .51 • G 64,926.55 162651.38 17.797.97 t<,f• 76,649.89 0 72,724.52 \, 0 20,478.16 _16A572.25 0 12,905.91 l'• 36,547.29 \l 26_.954. 70 {'• 9,592.69 \) '!-he to~r i tem ?oi... 1953 1nclu<les i 11eome tax t-.c'.j ustmen~c fo1 the years 1 1946 to 195?, incluoive, ~unting to t, ,~5,708.89. Incooe, 0}l!)eneeo cna net rev~mues of the Light anc1 Power Depart□ent and 1953 : at P..ock Spr1ngo, Green River and Hanno, oomb1ned, for 1952 1962 32,041,132 1963 29,9S5,868 CB06,053.16 999.56 0807,052.72 Electric energy sold, KtJH Ca1a,9a5.99 Revenue received froo so.le of ene1"gY 868,14 L-I1so. o-perating revenuea ()819 ,844.18 Total operat~ng revenue □ Operating e-X!)enses : (;559 , 494.88 C517,957.48 Energy purohesed _139,243 .26 134,143.67 Other expenses ('666,900.71 0693 , 638 .66 Total expenses excl usive of tcxea Het revenue , exoluoive of t i,.>:es :::nd 0126, 206 . 68 (il50,162.0l uncoll eotibl e bills 121.~63 . 640 73 , 891 .07 Taxes and uncollectible_billo 0 62,314.61 C2a,ooa.47 Net Income *Incl udes (.33,133.67 income t cx cdjuatment f o r yeoro 1946 to 1952, incl usi ve. �7 - 3 Hat er DeoD.rt ment Follott1ng is a oondensed statement of income, expenses 2J1d net revenue for the Uater Department fo~ 1952 a'ld 1963: 196~ Huter oaJ.es: U.1'.R. R.t.!o . The Uni on Others /\ o.cif'io Coal Coo ?3,947.48 C 69,672 .29 34,594.72 34,820 .. 70 179,168.86 189,169.86 5,390.00 5,742.64 \) flydrent rent C'.l o Uiso . revenue ~otoi O~eP~t in~ Revenuea Totai operut inG e:rpenees Depreciation 2ota1 o per.:1ti n:; 0:xpeu s c\s & uep.ree1o.tio!1 !let operv:t i ng l"'t='v'enue , exclusive of t c":J!eo :n<l tmcollc<ri;ib l e bills Ta~es ~nu unco!lectible bills £1 et irwone fro □ operc.JGions ~ ~5.99 46 .20 ~293,14? .02 0299 ,251.69 0179,882034 37,884.56 0181,636.82 (}217, 766 .89 ~}207, 556.04 t} \.' \( I' \ 75,380.13 50t902 . 4?, 24.,477 .71 26 .020. 2~ t'.• 91 , 695.54 78. 355 .86-0 \!, •,• l [S ,339.68 • '°Irobd e s i nc oBe t ~t £.djuot raent of t 17 , 090.64 for yecWs 1946 to 1962, incluoi ~e . Distx-ibuti on of ptu:!po..ge for 1953 a s oompt~red tr.l th 1962 \'.-ras as f'ollous : Green Ri ver Union Faoific ~ail roud Oo. Others F.ock Springs Union P0cific Re~lroad Oo. Others Total from Green River Plc.11t Rel1ab.oe Plant Reliance E :Pl ane Gtansbury Total frora Rel1~noe Pl ant GR !\llD TOT l\L ----- ~ 521,066,257 622,766,536 152,392,743 177,663,464 67,538,612 4-20. 721.488 41,001,387 449,774 ,663 1,151 ,708,0001, 191,165,000 36, 209 ,910 l,96O,672 2O,1OO,48p 58,271,062 34,424,741 1,181,626 20,614 ,513 65,220 , 879 1,209,979,062 1,247,406,879 �I ----4 - - 1952 Oper ating Revenues • Li ght and i?,,-i:Jel" D~per t ment Hat er Depo.rtraent !ierohandise nepm...t ment Total ~~ 819 , 84'1: .13 293 ,147.02 42? . 53 B1 ,i1;s, 4J.a . 6a '\ 807,,052. 72 299, 251.58 872 .66 01,107, 176.96 ~.> Operntin.c:,: Expenses : Li gfl t Etid Pou ei? Dene:..-.,~Gme11t Uat er Lle!)c::....,tfuen·i; !-lerch;111d i s e Depr.i--tment 693,638.55 (\ \l 217/?G6 . 89 1,.l 29 . e~ 'i1otcl 912~535 029 (} \/ 73 , 447 . 38 50 , 83-1 . 67 89 .77 12435171 . 72 I.', 44;; . 69 f,' \ 666,900 . 71 207 , 566 . 04 668.33 065,126.OB i a!res : Ligh t &nfl 'r.lo H Pr Pev.::.rtr,1ent Uutex- Depvr·t□ent ?iex~chancH. f.le 'CepC1rtment Totn1 Uncolleotible bi l l s : .,,f\ L i ght s:ncl '.i"'o1;er 'i)epc.Z'tl!l.ent \Int cA' 'Pepn.:>·tmE:n't Eer chQ:~cli c P De·, nn."'tanent Bills ~pensas 0 511 . 54 !fl:'.Y.BS end Uncollecti bl e Det 1.ncooe ri~rJ Onerc.tiono Ot her l nco0 e u Ohurges - Net !let Ir..oone Profit & ioss - Credit :~a~ Profit (~ •V 67 . 86 Total To t nl "' 121, 063 . 13 77-, 603 . 79 166.64 198 , 832 . 45<> 400.41 752 .08 €LOO <'\ \( 1 ,158 . 49 (°'1 0 037 0 418 . 56 . (a , oa5 , 11a.02 42 , 060 . 94 76,000 .13 ( 1 , 495 . 08 8,449.62U~ 74 i 505.0 6 10 .69 33,611.32 48, 699 . l l 82,310 . 43 " \ ~Incl udes ~:. 50 , 224 . 21 i noorae t 0x r.djust ment ., yec.rs 19~6 to 1952, inclus i ve . o~Inol ude s ((I, 927 . 32 1nteree:r~ on· c.ddi tionr:.l.l income t axee. Reepeotfully submitted , Odit.w.e.l S tri.'.1".ll i~A-Y L:J;SS :,.,. J\J. President --- - - - - - - - �.... 2 - 1952 fil 0eti?:lo 0:10!~:3¥· aoJ.t.1, E•.iH .Revenue :r-0 c~-; enex-i~~ CJ)e1.?0:t1 ~ - J;. -v~ .;:i -~ 7,, 672., 300 ? ~\ _i,,on 1:J&.0 of o~oet'lees& l'.ine~gy p n1r-ci10.f:'.led Ot he? G~:ponsoa <i'-o·t al a~oenoos O..:wlusiv-e of 'C~es (;5G 11 :176 0 66 no·;; l"'Ov0nue, e::ol noi ve of tnx0s ei1:! Uil€30lleo•ci bl0 bills 7m.-rea arn:1 . -uncoll oe t ible bills 0 29, 4i78. 16 16.@57,P.~•.2§. 0 121 905. Sl fo~ 1051 ~nd 1962: - 1961 El.ect~ic energy sold, K't"lH Revenuo reoeived froo sru..e of :·,·010 ~ 98 6 . 09 energy 858.14 l.1ioo . operatirig J;-,evcr.uoo n.11,0 ~-~ u& opo:~at4M~• .4-S •na~~eIT~9D V - 1962 ()i;.c,s,210.00 Ope~nti~,e; o~ense~: Energy purch.asen Other exp enses Total expenses u::cl us1 v"O of tnX8S 0638,927. 78 Net Income • 1951 figUre re-atated. (~oa, 283.14 (;126, 205.58 . 63.2'5. 49 73 1 B9,l.1 0'l i 43,037. 68 0 12,314 .51 �3 ... 1961 1l'llll!'Ct 1952 ... i.lc.t01'l sru.es : u. "/} n o Ro Co . i:.. he Un:i,oti )?acl:?io Goc:l do o o·c:oe~o D 1 HydreJ;1✓c I 0nto.1.s 0 Eioco a'ever:u.o 0293,l~? .02 :?0·;;0.1 operc.t i11g 0~~)0□000 Gl 79,882.34 37,804.5!_ Dep~..ec!ation a.nr:1 QIJoi.,t!zntion S!otnJ.. opel"a tin:::; 0:1~enses, de= nnd l:.lnort izntion y2. cc:1.c:ci on (;217, 766.89 i!ot ope~o.tlne revenue, oxoluG.in) o ~ tn~mg o.nl! unoollectlblc bi21.G ('.63, '108.16 ~::in:reo and uncolleotible billo 41,905.§ O 75, sso.1:; [et :lncone fr-on opern~ionG 0 2~. ~t77t71. 60, 902 I 1,,2 1951 nas o.s :?ollou o: 1958 C~I>een River union Pacific i:::~11.roe:J Co o Othe:t:-•a P.o ok SI)l~A,1:S Uiilon Pacific I-1E,il1:-:oc.d Co,, Othe:i..,s 623,774:,846 156,901,164 60,159,548 330,770,45@ r G7,6S8, 512 420,?21,48J3 1,101,aoa,ooo 1,151/,08,000 Reli a.nee ? l ant Hellance E i?lane Stansbury Total from Belie.no• ?lcni GB!~IJD TOTAL . 34,745,811 SG,~09,910 1,697,600 '.l7.,_792_, 430 20,100,480 64,135,741 68, C71,062 1,sso,s72 �- ... ~ fil:..~lARX - /IJ,,J.,, DD?A~Trmm:s - 1961 1952 Op ol.,-2.tinc ReTJonuos : Li~1t nm1 Power Dcnay,•;_;rnen'i.i \l atoi~ Dc~)~t□ent - 0 819,844.13 293, 147.02 427.53 ne:i?Oh.?.ndloo Ue:9a.r~tnon:t ~jl D021, 61 5 49 01 ,113, 418.08 0 851,84:L oOB 0 912,635.29 0 O·ocrgtin.._~ ~xnenze s: ••:c i eht r~r..d ?O't70!1 DepE'.J;.tnent \ a.to:, Dc-:}r--A'tr..1cr-t Le:...,c..l-ianal ce De9 .:::t>t£ent ::otcl c axes: tJic:1t t.1rn1 :1:ou er De~c.z-t=:1e n·t .,r.,,·;;op Deuurt ne nt r~m.1cl1..~ndic0 ucpo.rto en-c 0 02p '7~2o23 '11.,?57.68 118004 0 12~,371.72 60S.26 145.80 S:otnl 'i:otol. Exoousoe, 'lnxes cud. Unoollcctible Bills i·eh •ncor""e ft"o:l Ouo~n.tions .. t., ..... ..,, n ~·t: Otho:? Xncor!le 6 Cllar~ee - y·l-., Incone ?r-oi'j_ t r~ Loss - Oreui..G ii0'i; 443.69 67. 85 G49 .0S 957, 10"1. 99 G~,507.50 1 ,256.01 G3,261.49 22,1 79.09 OrlgilltLI Sltmc<l i. I.\'!. BAY:LESS ?resident (,1,037,QG.56 1"/6, 000 .13 1,495.08 74,605.05 10.69 �I 200-41 E P:rr-:,1 t i n x-r-r.;uo~ o f o:;nrotion o c f t lv:: ~outh ern Hy orr::tn;-_; UtiJ H; i Po Joonnny f or t he yer, 1:1 1951 : Qt~FlTAL .t:.XP!~.. J ! } l7.:1CD: L i f~ht ~ ot ,~r· and ~~O'i:-'<"'l' Bt"ot1rt .:!erri; Dcpnr·t !Jent Cl 83 , 431 . 60 1~7. 320 . 00 i:-ot ·>l -. 260, 769 .50 1 ! ~ht and Po1:1pr- ,:ept·rtr:w ni.; {' ·, L' t f)?" J Pn nrtoen t ?, S08.7o 1.ah;-t8fL 0 2 ' f!2 , l 96 . 72 'I'o tal • Inc:, □<? , e,r,(>noP. s Fnt1 n p·t :K=evP.nue> o f t h e Light ~,.nd -:>m ;op Deon•t- ment ut Foe!~ S'9rin[Jo ond ~·rnen R! vPz•, excluoivc of :.~rchondi oe Depnrtncnt , for 1900 end ] 951: I:.lf'c tri c t::n Prgy Sol a , ~m Revenu recP1VP.d from snl~ of 0 f'l r?ot r1c1tY ..•Ji 1950 1~51 nl, 865,00'1 23 , 0::>t1 , 6t:3 C-638, 622 . 99 67'1 ,637.16 696 1 7A 76P . n6 t 6~9, 218 .77 t 67? , 396 . 42 l\461 , 674 .11 10~. 4~4 . ~§ '666,108 . 37 _ 11;i 1 s~o 1 §4 SC . opPrct 1n,:" r~VP.l"lU~C ~otal operat1n~ ~ev0nue3 Oo~r ct1 ng eTr,PneP.o : • Ener gy purchaoed Oth@r expeneeo 'l'otel e,cpenses exc1u oi'!e..o! Net r ev ~nue, exolue1ve O - u uncolleot ible b~i~fe bi llo Taxes &. uncollP.C __J1 fll t 1 nfll'JltL I 46~,492 .47 680 ,153. 11 74, 110. 40 , 9~ , 243 . ~l ~l.110.'12 I 37.011. 47 " •~.9fli.§a lill.2~l .Si �- 2 - Income , Depo:rtE1ent at Hanna for 1950 e:t1d 1951: Electric 0n,:!rgy 001<1, KWH Hev0nue r'eCf'liVed fr-ow sale of energy Operating exnen0en : Enez,gy pur>chncecl Othez> expenoea C 1e,7o3.87 tot al expen3ea exclusive o? t nxeo e. 75t, . 69 {\ \.• L!:6, 200. 76 (. 2::? p 469 . 56 10.57;:; .sg g 56 ,774.66 6 , 912 . 45 13,032.83 tiet revenue, e>xolunive of' tmreo ond uneoll actlblo bills Tcxes ~nd uncollectible billo i'fr:i ·1.neome lnoooE', ~ ?. .946.73 8 p965 .72 7 , 0l;-5,65 C e,02e.1e nnd i'lf-'i ll'e'V('mue of t.he Light and. Power PXpPneP1:1 , De1--r r~·i;o0n-t at Rock Snri nge , Grr:>en !H.VPl" and Hanna, combined, for ~~ 1950 an d 1951 : ?:'leci~:10 energy sold, KHrI Revenup ~~o~ived fro m sn1e of ener•cry lli so o operating revenueo 1950 J.951 22 ,633,188 30,012,751 C'666 0 895.00 f.. 74.:2 , ~61. 64 695.7A 1ot nl o~erat1ng revenuec ( 667,590.78 Cp(!\rntinR expenses: ( 478, 377.98 EnP~gy purchased 109.189.96 Other> expensen • e of taxes (;587,567.93 '?otnl expenses exol usi" U(Ot reve,nue, excl • of t cxec &, unoolleotible billo To~es & uncollec~ible bill s fiet income 759.?6 ( 614, 693.23 l ~~,. ~~t'.'-. 5~ (;636, 827 . 76 <16 II 948 , ~l ('106, 283. 14 6?,P4n,tt.9 (; 34,076. 44 ~; 43, 037.66 ~- 80,022.85 Dnn~~tgent ohm··n a concJ.~nsE=>d otatemen_t i~ t~~ Follo'l;~inC 1 ° 'ntni"' and net revenue for tue ....... t-- De"?rz>toent _ fnr 1960 und ) H51 : ~ ~ , /(!. /hve.". "i~' f:trv 3/.r/,q.r~. ---, --~--- of incor:w' o.·ornsee �- 3 - Huter Sal es : 1950 U. 1' . H . Ro Co. ~he Union tneifiA ~V 0 a1 nvO . Other□ V By tlrant Rentnl o !-ii.oc . Revenue (i 6-1, 36 6. 02 31, 447.69 152 , 617 . 50 5,060.0(\ 220.29 To tn.l 0 1:>eratinr; nev enues \'.~266= ?l.O, 54 'l'ot nl Or,errting E1menGer.: ~~168 , 49? .11 Vepreci n.t :lon D. -~1o!'tizo.tion 3A ,ooo. 58 To'i':,al Oper: -tins E1ipenr::H?s D Dep!"eciat ion 6 ~mor>tizat!on • - ~~.?.06,497 .69 G73,903.11 33, 261.05 164,986.17 6,276.68 99,1?- k277.5~6 . l 3 (~l 76 , 886 . 62 36.9~1.35 (~~13 ,Bl7 . 97 n et Ope rating Rev enue p S;mluoi ve of Taxes (: 63,708.16 Taxec ~ Uncolleot i bl e Bi lle ~~et In3omB from Operati ono <1-1., 900 . 3{3 ,(LBl • F304 .1.fl_ Dist1,,i bution of pumpcge for yecr 1951 cs c or!lp&x>ed 111-r;h 1950 io r-n follou o: 1950 Q_,:,D EHl Ri,_'i7 f~E u~1on Pcci fio R~i l road Go o C'ther o ....l"')ni~ . , , , . .. -176p08 6,560 242 p397,~40 523,774,946 156, 901,154 l~n.n /l V> P ( ' _. , ,:.,.• .,_,l, u # 1~ Union Paci fic ;ailrond Co . 0 th.ere 1ot~l from GrPcn RiveP ~l ~nt RP.1 :l,F n e>:1f! 'r) nnt r1eliance C- T:J. Bne f3t cm sbur>Y Total Reli s nce Pl ant 60,169,548 7>60.770,452 1 .150 ,054-.000 1.101.,,606.000 43p873,320 2,076 ,812 64, Qf.-9, 527 34,745,911 l,51J7,500 17,79?.,430 5~ .. 1~5,741 'J.4214.103, 527 l,16G,741,741 1 R.lOO,i595 I �~ 1961 r~per ct 1 nc ?(\v,...nue s : L1·:h t nnc.1 ~o,7e1.. D0pcrtmPnt \;o t f'r )O')C'Z'tGPnt i-' Preh::.ndi oe To '\jol ~spc.rt□ent Operat l np; i:'1\rAn ee o : l ·ight o.nu ::o\·er Oepc.rt□cnt : 'utf'r ~)ep · rtr.;f'nt lj(-'l rchnndi sP- i)(-)nnrtmont '?otal 'i'nxea : 1i"'h t end F'ou cr l>eport c:ent ,~t ~r ~e .~rt□P.nt • I E'x>chond1ee Deport rilent 277,526.13 flZA14fi {' , 926, 099 . 98 Cl, 021,615. 49 2 56 ,710.6-'.!: ?98 e66 (l t~587, 567 . 93 \ ~06 , 497.69 l 2 0 34. . 4P. ~•. -. 79 5,100 .04 \ ' Uncol l ~cti bl e billa: 1 :l..Pht ond r-ov <::>r Denr1r t r.1er1t \J ,-,t er Dei)ui->tnent -· • 0 !~r rch· nr.lioe Deportoen i 'iot L.l r,,iOt nl ,.-X"Genne n, rr.. n.v ps onci l"ncol fPot4.4,, C 246.34 !.i 90.34 603.26 1 16 . 80 i_, 336.68 .. ,~ 649.0G V873,275 .06 ,. 967 ,107.99 G~,6O7 . 5O 1,256.01 63,?.Hl.49 '; 51,824 . 92 1,198.69 50 , 626 .23 14 .76 net Inco::ae Lf't i'.'rofit 861,841.08 104 ,617.85 ible Billo 1~€'-t I ncorac from Operation? Cther Inco.JP &. Ch or geo - ,.et c~d Loo::: - !Jrec11 t 636,927.76 21~ ,817.97 1.095.~5 46 ,700.07 t-,, 32,021 .02 114 .Z5 ,.., r \ , 77,838 . 3'1 { \ To t al Prof1 t ''7~3, 210 . 90 t 667,590 .78 ( ... 60,6,!0.9f'\ ' Prest.dent 62,742 . 23 41,757.60 118 10.!\ ??. 1 ] ?f\ .09 R5 , ~Z0.68 �l I I 200- 41 I I Utilitie c Goo p cny for1 t i10 ye--1 .. 1- iJv n r.. 0 .o ~ - 032 ,6G9 . ~l _j-,O,.Ad6 . 90 :; 13, 51 6 . 31 JJi r-;ht anc.1 ~O'\?er Dcpr.t rtmonC ~Te ter Departcien'i.i Tot ol Xneo□e , De!}m"'tm.ent l:':.t e~pon aPo c:1a 11ei,; '!'ev~nue of the Ligh.t end ?~m=n" "1.0clt s~,:-a:1,1:;c a11d t!>re en Dive~, exclusive of.' .!erohnn- dice Depc.1..t□ent, for H)119 und 1950 : Cleotric energy Soldi K. H :Revenue r~oei Vt=>d fz,::m n!:!le of Pleotrieity Hise . opP.rt1t i ncr rev8nu00 Tot al operr.tine revcnuco 0perut i ng expPnoes: rner gy ~urc~osed Other ex-oensee 11otcl. P-,menses e:~cluGi ~,e of" ~nxes llet r evenue, excluoivc o:f t ex~a t.: uncolleot1bl e bills Taxe s & unoollectiblc bi:J.!'J Net income 0626 , A36 .81 066 . 02 ( ,627, 604 . 83 t 450, 649 .06 _102.~16 .::-:A , 66~ , 965 . 44 ; '161,6?4 . ll 103 ,4:-;4 . ?.6 '.656, 108 . ~? t 74 , 6:39 . 39 40 , 8~4 . 90 tt 33 , 704 . 49 ' 74 , 110 . 40 42 , 999 . ~El ij 31,110 . 72 �- 2 - 1noo□ep e1tpen0es CL~d ~et ~evenue u El ectric onc=n....,gy oolcl, IT1:1H Revenue r~ceived fr0m sal e ... of t'l-ie Light o.na. Power 1949 1950 .5.51 .855 668 , 154 13/790 . 37 G.;.n~.OA 16, 703.87 6,765.69 of enr->rgy Cnez:.'ctii1l:? ,')1:-'.Je:msec : Energy pu11ch:.se~ Other expenseo ~otal e~Jenoeo exclDnive of ta.!'e=>D I!e-t revenue , e!mluGi ve of ,\:. 20, 110. £2:5 (, 22,459.56 3r92? . 39 5,912.-15 tuxee e.nd tmco1leotib1e b111o ~oxes end nncolleotible billc I,(>t 1 ,938 .72 1,988 . 67 inco □ e 2.946.73 t\ 2,966.72 !ncooe ~ expenaeo, f".nd 11<=>t r0venue of the Light and Pouer Dc!)r·rt□cnt nt Hock Springs, Gr'.)en River antl 80.nnnp combined, for 19'.':9 snc11960 : 19~9 2P . :~i1.689 1950 22,533,188 r.:1co . opertt ing revanueo 'l'otol op0l~ating r-evenueo ('GG0 ,876. 65 666 . 02 P651.542 . G? 0666 , 896 . 00 695 . 78 ~667,590 . 78 Ope~ct1ng expenoea: Et1ergy ~urohnseu (;~6~, ~~6 . ~3 ,:478, 377. 99 Electric e11ergy ool d, IClH R~venue r~ceived fro□ o~le of energy 108 ,630 . 46 109,180 . 05 Co?3,075 e89 0587,567.93 I• (\ 422773 . 02 ' 35, 693 .16 r,. Othe1'" expenoes 'lotnl expenoeo exolnd.vc of t o.xco nflt revenue, excl · of taxec & uncollect1ble b1llo Tnxec w uncolleot!blc bi]l0 Met incone '- 78,466.78 {\ ._, 80,028 . 85 46e9~6.41 ,1 ~4,076 . "!4 �11111111 - a Uo.t er Salen : U • P • R• R O Oo • ?ne Union Pacific Coal Co . Cthero 1949 1950 (s 67 , 161 . 10 G64 ,365.02 34 , 006.62 150,626 . 76 Hydrant Hentnlo Ili oc . Re'v'onue 4/?52.54 40 . 62 1 1 i ot a l Operating Revenues f . 152, 617 . 50 6,060.04 l I 220 . 29 H2s6~ ?10.54 Total 01:>er-c.t ir1;--~1 ~xpenne,.,. '\ u Depreeia~ion ~ Acortize.~ion Total 0per;.t i ng E,rnenoes.De- {~168, 497 .11 i_J' 38. 000.t)8 px>e<Jil;.tic n & l\@ox>tizntion f',228. ·13G . 94 Net Op~r~ting Re~enuc, 2.xcluo1 ve C\? ~·r:seo l~Z06. 49? . 69 0 50,212 .85 Taxes~ Uncolleotible Bill 6 Det I 84,447 . 69 32,114 . 36 f~ lA "098 . ~.fl Inco1J'!P fPon Cperntiol"rn 19~9 i o co ?ollouo: 1950 C, X' A Pfl f'i V 8 l" ~nion faci?ic Rall~oud Go . Ot'10r0 Bc8 0 <::31 , 817 225 1 776 pl 83 476 , 086,660 242 , 397, 440 Rook 0-~'(?1 TI[':~ Pnion P::-c:lfio Eailro&d Oo . Cthers • 1 .roif.:l ?ro1:J Gz•een Tiive1., ?1£.nt Hel1r·nae Plrw1t 66 ; 39111038 36'1 • 398, 96!?, l-119~,_998.000 62,022,173 369.547 . 827 l, 160t054 ,000 r:elionoe? 3;7. ' 081 , 613 lp224,510 St cnobu~y l?,388e073 2 , 076, 012 18,100,,305 55,694, 196 G4 1 040,527 E-Fl one ~otel Relinnce Pl ant ORAt:D TOTAL L}3 , 873 , 320 ~..692, 196 , 1• �'1111111 i I I l.949 !_950 I ~)651, 642 . 67 (~667, 690 . 78 I Operatin~ Revenues: !,:ilr·1'lt ~nd Fot-1er ~P').')n.L'tG~nt t,0,tex- Denc.rtment H roh&ndi oe DepGrtraent 0 To•i; r.11 256,586.63 752.02 G9oapes1.s2 256 , 710 .54 798 . 66 0925,099 . 98 Oper.s.ting EY.pi~IlS.?8 : Light o.ncl :1~ot.rer Dep/"2l'toeP..i ~:o.ter Depar--toent 'Merchr ndi se De~m.""tmerrG Total ('573,075 . 89 228 1.36 .9~ 0 990.39 G58?,o67.93 206,497.69 f~802, 203 . 22 1.034.4)?\ (~795 .100. 04 A'7 (~ .e:5, 700 . 07 'foxes: !..ir-:ht t~nd Pm·r~r DC?partment '!at.er Dept:.x>'t□ent I~erch ancU.cfJ DenaPtment Totnl Ui:!collectible billo : I1r~ht; nnd Petrel' Depn_rt□ent /\ It') ~ AD<:> -'-' g uOC... • - 20 ,619.47 99 .31 ~) 69,401 .2f? 32,024.02 114.25 (5 77,838.34 91.15 246 . 34 90.34 91.15 336 . 68 eG'71,695.62 37,185 . ?0 334.29 36,851.41 4. 4Alb. 6l {~873, 276 . 06 {' ~l, .'.333 .02 f.; 50 , 640 . 98 '. i::.\; e:r De pr:Y"t□ent 1.:ez>chnndi0e Dermrtoent '.:.'otol Totol C~penoes , Tuxes and Unecllectible Billo l~et Income froD Operc.tion~ <Otlier Income t:. Charges ... !ie u ~:et Income ~rofit and Less - Credit Net ~1..ofit 61,824: . 92 1,198 . 69 50,626.23 _14,75 Respectfully submitt0d, -. ~N~ President I t I ��n 200-41 1larch 27, 1960 p f',._.t:>\ 1~.1 ~-h t; _ , a. z-e numo of or>~Pcti()nO of the - - J • Southern \Iyo rnin~ • Utili t i en Ocn~eny fo~ t he ye~r 1949: ai.1 <:. 7'oi·e-r Dennrtment ~,a t er Jene.rt 1i1ent =: ottl.l L i p:ht l. :'- 0.\ tss , 0~6 . 26 9, 345.96 ~~5,391 . 22 j_:.\ 1" ;;X?r.t◄1JI7T~~5 : l.igh·i:; c.nd -ooufH' De artnc. n•i; \~ a t or- )e:roc.L't rtcnt Tot cl 1}10,968.68 _14,380.07 ( 26,348.66 Th e foll ~t-·1n?; ic o r:tt.:.t cm. nt of income, exn!:!nees and net r evenu9 ,,f the R~clt Cnr 1n:;o 1 ,i c.;ht and ~oucr Depc::rtmcn-t ( crol us1ve of !.e rohandiuc VeprrtaE:nt;) 10!' J.;ho three y~ crs, 1947, 194;8 end 1949: - )94 17 Eleotric I'n!:!rgy ~old, vim Rovenue received from s~l e of energy !iioo . <>nero.tim; Revenucc 'Z'ot ol Cnero.t inr; !¾cvonuc s Ou~rct1ng ~xnenseo : :..:nert,, ..-urcha ocd Other e'Cpenoes J.~.161.229 1948 16,832.~60 !1 460, 972 .88 '~05,135 .15 r 459 , ~37 . 93 4~3 . 39 606 . 60 t,.c,o5 . 668. 64 (.459, e44 .-0~ ~77.70 f- 461 •."' 50 ~ .. ~08, 999 .oa C342, 2-14 . 60 i 325,4S6 . ~Z6 -2._0, 4 57 -~5 6A.026.63 7?.,68~-?l ~ctol expense~ oxolus1vo of to~co Uet revenue, exol. of t o:r.es 30,543 .93 ~ 43 , 918 . 62 & unoollectible b111o r. p~ .694,60 26,9~4.61 Taxes & unoollectible b111o Net Income ~ 15,05A,68~ 14,949 . 33 C 16 , 992 .11 65 , 557 . ~7 32,6;--54.94 23 , 022 . 43 ·-- - - - -- �- 2 • The following statement l"eflecte KUH furnished nnd gross income by eourceo : K l1 274 ,600 396,800 3?9.91?. H 1948 3,984 ,149 2,399,116 2 74,079 879,66? 96,572 154,011 6,810, 400 300,800 45~ I 112 4 80 £466 1 b'"-, '1 ~ r •2c l L-,- 15 ,832,260 ~ 2,966,843 2 ,079,068 1. Re s i dentiol s ervice 1 al lir:;• ht • "..,3. Commerc Con-::0rc i o.l Ap~lience 4. ... Small poue r - . 290 ,784.: ·~ . 9 i 0'n s 823,576 AB,633 162,274 ,.., 6. Eo spl t~l ?. Large po~·,er 8. South Superior 9. Stpeet l i E;htin~ 6, 699,740 10.Rural TOr.l' AL ~ l . Residential ~cr- 1949 . 4,498 , 014 2,744,794 282,411 1 , 033,742 111,094 153,6~0 4 ,919,206 324,400 496,500 496.893 15,058 ,685 r•r ~sc~ }1PVt!m,e "t~c01 ved f~om SP.le of Elentrici ty 1947 1948 1949 Per KUH - 1949 vice f l02 , 6~7.86 l l37,?7~.07 0160,772.80 2 o Con@eroi El liEht 76 , 020 . 9P 86,326.68 97,090.91 3 o Co ~□e rc i al Appli- anoo t! r Small potmr 5. Si0 ns 60 Llo spit ul 7. Lt•r g e \:ot-:er a. South Superior 9 . Strc~t lighting 10.Ruro..l '.rOT l\L .03537 7,100 . 2 6 36,260 o 63 3 , 66 3 .74 6,675.86 6,755.68 38,305 .02 43 ,1~8.27 ~ ; 801~73 4,265.39 4 ,11~ . 88 4 ,003.43 3 ,916.41 1 ~9 , 011 .~5 14 0 , 847 .11 102,980.92 9,69~ .15 10,673 .09 11,061.14 11,449.05 11,556.10 11,752.78 15,19;,_.P.~ 18,396.85 19,238.60 ,. 405, 1~-S5 .15 ( 1:58, 337. 93 {;,~50, 972. 88 Gross revenue per K~Jii 0 .03352 .O2R6l .02895 .02392 .04174 . 03839 .02549 .02093 .03407 .02372 .03880 (, •' .02996 .02996 It 11111 be noted th!:'.t gro::::a revenue from asl e of energy ~ao decreased t ?,365.05, but net revenue prior to tnxes inore~oed ~ 11, 64;0. ?5. 1l.1n1o 1 o clue t;c the fa.ct that the deoz:-e&..eo in ind~1st r1al pouer h as b een l o.1~gely ovm:·co·.ie by increase in so.lea of -oower to the grot1ing number of ctl:er conzt•mcrs in which there is a lo.rger e lement of nrofl t. F0 l l owin~ iG ::• atn.ter1ent of income, exnenoes unt n~t 1,.eve- nue of the Gr een River 1'Ji Ght and nower Department for the t'.':lr ee years, 1947, 1948 and 1949: �7I - :5 - 1947 1948 ~ 5 .,,_158, 495 6,223,709 6,6?.6,151 v-46,623.79 109. 30 ~}165, 936. 32 260.21 ~hes, 195 . 53 ~~176,866.93 188.32 ~~176,054.25 ~}108,306.59 ~a l5,614 .69 ~?125,213.80 El eotrio Energy Sold> ICW~l Revenue receiv ed from s ol e of energy llieo. operating revenue s <\ , Total ope r ating revenue s Operating expens ee : Energy purcha sed Oth er expens es Tota l exper1sen 0xol uaive 26,621.73 of t a xe a Net revenue, exclus i ve of 31,858.43 -~=1=3..aa4... , ..;;. 92 =?.;....:...~= ,2-...,f= a ~~:.:.·8;..i.,. .;. 7. : . 6. : :.6. :. •9;::;.;l=--__.r;>:. 1=5a..7..£ .; ; ..... 0..;.7=2..:;........... 23 ~ t a xe s & uncol 1ectible billa t 1 11,805 .77 Taxe s & u.ncollecti b l e bil l s Q 17,438 . 62 C 1s,9a2 .02 l l ,18G . 25 8,299.96 ~~ 10, 682. 0 6 9 . 027.31 0 ~ Net I ncon e 33, 142.32 2 , 778.46 • D 6 , 252 .37 Th e ?o l loi!i n ~ Gt a 'cemc.:in t re f l e ct s K~1H furnished and gross K 11,oooe 1:iy s ources : 1947 1, 258 ,161 1. Re sldcnt ~al service 2 o Hc e ldenti al u i th U£tt e l" he etl ng 3 o Commer c i a l light ~ 0 286 , 378 500 , 594:- Commerc i al he&t i nr, e; c ool,i ng 5 o Small poi·rnr 6 . Gr~vel p i t 7. Church i i ghting 8. :Induatx-ial 9 1 Dtr ect lighting 96 ,942 182 , 296 :1 H 1948 194:9 1,265,912 1,342,134 365, 771 539 , 908 410,803 687,463 81,534 201,389 6'11:.,448 82,856 96 , 53~ 2 09 ,770 61,594 8 , 066 2,591 ,650 3 , 550,810 137 . 964 9,124 137 .964 6,223,709 9 ,640 ;3, 789 ,752 141,988 6,626 ,151 from S?le 0f Bl ect rioity 1949 ~er m:H - 1949 1947 1948 t 43,982.20 G.032?7 41,571 . 78 (; 41,987.39 1 . Resi dential servioe{~ 2. Residential with .0::107 8,653 .79 7,710.41 5 , 9 56 .05 't"Ja t er heating .04723 27,747 . 25 25 ,705.40 s. Commercial l1ghtir.g 23,781.07 4. Commerci al henting & cooking 6. Smal l i::otrer 6. Gravel pit 7. Church lighting a. Industrial 9 • Stre et lighting TOTAL Gross revenue per KUH 2 ,551.74: 7,707.90 .03130 .03827 2,496 . 92 416 . 03 350. 53 77,086.30 71,965.05 55,695 . 99 5.?.2 3 . 80 6,010.84 5.010.84 t' • l 76,865.93 f l46 ,623 .?9 ~.il65, 935. 32 .0265~ .02666 ,0 2842 . 04316 . 0 2034 . 0:'56? 9 t' .0~654 2 , 9 68 .55 7,~oc . 38 3 , 885 . 60 2,574.28 8,076.71 2,623.92 392..32 .04063 ! I �r -, -~Res1cl.ential uncl commerot~.l lip;htinr; h ave incretrned steadily, e fe~ new re s i dences being built, and an incr eased uoe of &pplienoea . The majnl'" Dnrtion of the 1,101•es.se in 1:1du~t1•lal pot·1c:r 1s due to incre cncd C:) r. cumption e.t ·.ye ~tvaco which er1J.o 'i nt0d to 219 1 000 :.:· :-H eight monthe of l !:43 u n( t r:e ~re. r 1949 : 8 11:'.')llths 1948 ~l eotric enar gy oold, ~ih 1949 ;,517 .0170 551,856 14, 6 Qtj. . 86 ?'· 24 ,037.84 8,926 .76 6, 490.5? 13,79~.37 6,314 .08 Revenue r ecei ved fron.1 sc:.l e o f ener gy 'u Oper r_t i ng e Yot:nee s : Sr.er~y r,u~chesed Other expenoe n c; ot al expcrrneo e·~clusi~e o? 16 , 417.32 ·tnxeB liet :rov e nue , G:t'. clutJive of' t r.xcs Qnd uncollectible bil lo Tt..n ~s P..nd uncolleotible b i l l o Eet income ,. ' ,' {', \> 20,110.45 812.46 354.84 1,167.30 3,927.39 1, 938.72 l~ 1, 988.67 V ':.'he :follot·:ing st~teoen'G ohows the inco□e , expene0s, and net revep.ue of the Light and ..•·over D~rnartment o.t Rook Springs, Gr e:;11 F.iver Wld Han na, oombinei, for 194? , 1948 and 1949: Electric energy sold, :Q!H Revenue reoei ved from GR.le of en~rgy Mi sc . opers t1ng r0venues Total O'Oer~.ting r~venucs 19 : 313 .724 22141:3 , 039 22.23G ,G89 ~551,758.94 542 .69 1 ' [)52 . :-;o1. 63 :'638 , 878 .11 766 . 71 ~' 650 , 8?6.65 666 . 0~ c·6""0 • ., ...... 611.A J . _ . P'J ,. ~ t 661 1 64~ . 67 C'466, 786 . 9t1 •t Oporatinl exnenses: {;417,303 . 67 Fncr{!Y purc~a scd. 84.640 . 26 Other exnenseo Total e:xnensea exclusive of ( 5011961 . 93 tnY;e2 \'Jr.,t revenue, e:irol . of t am1 s • & uncollectible b ill s Truces ond unoollectible bil lo Het 1noome J 9 ~.l,9 ~ 1947 l '* ~ lOP. 3:0 . 46 f• 679 I 102 . QI;! : 57?•.075 .89 50 , 349 . 70 !.~ 60 , 642 . 78 39. ,621.91 r ~ • 1 ·1, 72 7 . 79 t'•4 V~a• • I ,1.16 4~ 3 • I ll? . ~13 .10 38 . 466,60 22 , 077 .lB �ll ~ - 5 - Effective July 1, 1949, the Southern Uyoming Utilities Company purchased T'- .1.ne union Pacific Coal Company• s pot-rer distri- bution syctems at St ansb••My, Hanna and t'T hite Mo untain Addition, \.U. Rock Springs, and lea sed the Oonl Comp~~y•s ~ ~u power distribution oyst erns at Reliance, ~inton and Superior. HA.ter Department • Follotring is ehotm a condensed statement of income, ex- penses and net revenue foz, the Hater Department for the three years ended December 31, 194:9: 1,949 Ue..ter Sale s : U.P.R .R.Co. 0 89,411.41 l" 77,1.29.26 The U~ion Pacific Oonl Co. 41,836.63 35 ,463.11 Others 133,094.32 148,554.50 (~ 67,161.10 34,005.62 150,626.75 4, 762.54 Hydra nt Rentals 4,345.04 4 , 400.04 Hi oc . Revenuo,Income & Royalty 66.53 50.29 Toto.l Opernting Revenues ;;368.753 .93 ~;265,687.20 (:256,586.63 To·:;a l Opera.ting E:,cpenseo G162, 241. 66 ~~185, 813 ..39 (}190, 490. 03 Toto.l Oper a ting Expensco, De- . . p?>eci ation & Amortization ~1193,500.63 {~219.141.38 ~~228 .136. 94 Depreciation & Amo~tizution Net Operating Revenue, Exclusive of rtaxee Taxes c Uncollectibl e Bills Net Inoorne from Operat ion □ 31.~58 .98 33,327.99 (\ 75,253.30 ()V 46,445 .82 ~3. 181.94 33,961.03 G32. 071.36 ~ 12 1 494.79 ~ 40.62 37,646.91 . t:•"28· . , tl..!-9 -- ··59 \: 26,619 . 47 t• \~ 1,830.22 Distribution of puopnge for year 1949 us oom~ared with 1948 is as follow□: Green Rivel! Union Pacific Rai lzoo ad Co. Other s Rook §Dr3,nge Union P ao1f io Railro&d Oo . Others Total from Green. Ri ver Plant - Reliance Plngt Reliance E-Plune Stansbury Tota l Relio.nco Pl cnt GRAND TOTAL lli.a 1940 676,991,116 198,726,885 638,431,817 225, 1776, 183 66,301,038 61,779, ~12 36'7 . 398, 962 360.?.90,588 1,297,788,000 l,196,998,000 47,409,937 1,996,367 19 1 ~12.oo§ 37,081, 613 1,224 ,610 17 1 3A8 1 07~ 56,694 ,196 68,717, 309 1, 366,606, 309 1,252,692 ,196 �- 6 - SU!iMARY - .ALL DEPARTMENTS 1949 O~er ating Revenue s: Li ght and Power Depnrt ment l'Tat er D0po..rt ment ~~552, 301 . 63 268 , 753.93 1.140. 79 Merohundi ee Depart ment 'l'otal ~}822, 196. 3 6 $639, 644. 82 $661,642 . 67 265,687.20 256,586. 63 1.672.42 762 . 0 g ~$906, 804 .44 $ 908 , 881 .32 Oper at ing Expenses: Light and Pouer D0na1...t ment Hater Depn.1--"'cment Ber c h andi se Den8.I'tmer1i; . - Total Tuxes : Li ght s nd Pouer Department 'tfo.t; er Depart tiont . Merchnndi se Dopaiot ment Total unoollect i bl e bills : Light anc1 ?ower D0p3r t ment 'Hat er DeTiertIJent I-Xerch andise Deport I!lent 1 l1oto.l Total Expen see, Tnxe s and Uncollectible Bills tJct I ncome froo Operation□ C'the r Income & Ohar gea - Net Net I ncome Profit and Loss - Credit 11 r1 Net Profi t 11 _ 193 , 500 . 63 884. 61 (i 679, 102 . 04 (~673, 0 7 6 . 8 9 219, 141. 38 228,136. 94 953 .19 990 . 39 11 696 ' i'.>u "' ... ,,, • -J '7 ,, ,?799, 196 . 61 ,~802, 203. 22 l\ 0 38,025 . 67 S 42,682 . 47 ~•;601 , 951 . 93 32,535. 75 43,121.59 167 .98 ,; 75,823.32 \;! <1 V t 33,864.22 26,619 . 47 301. 00 99 . 31 .{.\,, 72 ,190. 89 {\ 69 , 401.25 ti? 439.93 86 . 81 88.16 60. 36 (~ 148.61 ()772 , 309 • 00 49 ,887.36 1 , 196 . 34 48,691.01 6,617.00 ,, ci. 626 . 74 '.J 9 1 .16 e 91.15 (}871 , 914 .24 t s71 , 695 .62 37,18 6 . 70 34,890 .20 938.82 33,961 .38 342. 28 Debit (f 54 ,308.01 ~} 34 , 293.66 ~) 4:1, 333 .02 Rew ectfull y submi tted, Presi dent 7 334.29 36,861 .41 ~,481 . 61 ��200-41 Li f~ht anc1 PotioP Dcnnrtment ~. nter Dcpm..t□cnt S:-'ot nl 1Ji {!iht ond Fouor Depc.Pi□ont :,et e r Dopart□ont Tatel (' 21,692.36 14:-1 • J 26. 23 $164·, 718 . 69 i·~ 24, 231 . 62 13,772.27: (· 38, 005 . S9 The fo11ou1 ns ! c n st~teu?cnt of inco.oo, e xpen s e s n...r1d net revenue of th~ Rock Sprin[;'3 Li L..;ht ar~rl T-'ouor Donor·t mont (cxolus1ve of !1erehand1se Dcpr..rt nont ) f'or the t hr ee yearo, 1946 D 19~? :i.nd 1948: 1947 Lleo . Lnergy Sold, K fB 14.,161,_2~9 Revenue received frn~ o~lc ! 386,276. 22 C4o6,136.15 l 1 458,~37 .93 of energy 261 , 92 4~3, ~9. 506 , 60 Misc . ~perat1ng revenueo c·3e5,s2e.14 t·405,5ae.54 r 4 00, 044 _43 Total operating revcnuco Operating Exoenees: 1\294 ,397 . 54 "~308, 998 .08 ~342,244 . 60 Bnergy nurohase4 46.565,49 58, 026,6~ 7£.88~,21 Other expenses Total expenses exol.nf taxa P~~39,963, Q3 t~67,024,6l f\414, 922 ,SJ Net revenue, excl •of t axe e • (· 45 565 11 $ 38 543 93 and unoolleot1ble bill,a • • , • Taxes~ unooilect1ble bil ls 23,017,i♦ 23,0ii,60 Net income 22 , 047.57 ~ 14,949. 33 ~- 43,91e. e 2 2f5 . 92t,01 t 16,992 .11 �~ 11111 - 2 Th o ~ollot-Jing stnteraent reflects KUH furnished and gross income by □O 'ltt>ceo : 1. R~ei don~a nl 00M1ice 2 . Oo□illG!"oia.1 light 3 . Co nr:iol" ~ i nl Aooli nnce Lt - o S□ all powel,, • • Si gns 6 . Hosnitnl 7. Laz,ge rOUGr> 6. l,948 2 ,662 ,386 1, 889,3~3 276,559 2,966,843 2,079,068 3,984 ,149 2 ,399,116 899,9'14 823,576 7911 730 1G2 0 082 6 , 608 gl70 0 . ~--o-t r'i.;h Supor1oz9 . B"creci lighi ing 10 . Rurc.l 2-10~000 378 ~000 325 e010 TOTAL 13 , l!:12 DQ2~ . 1 . ncsidential Sox-r, vice \! K tJ H ll947 1946 2 90,794 274,0 79 879,667 96,672 164,011 6,810,400 88,633 162,274 6, 699,740 27l1,600 :S00,800 396,800 453,112 . S79t912 14p161,229 4B0 1 f66 16', 832 ,260 93, 623 .16U102 , 627.85Cl37,773.07 69 , 105 . 16 76,020 . 92 86,326.68 '-' • Gonocreio.1 light 3 . CoD!:lex>ci cl L1ppli<) once 4 o S::1.:ll potre!' 5 . Si gno 6 . Ho DT.)i t n1 7 . Lor,ge poum.-, o. South Supcrio~ D. St reet lighting 10 . Flurnl 6 0026 .11 ?D lOO . 26 6,676.86 ::38 , 390 .?S 36D2GO.63 38,305. 02 3 , 333. 29 3 ,663.'74 3,881.73 4 , 20~.19 ~,113.89 4 , 003.43 136 , S3<1: .05 139,011.<15 140,84:7.11 "l'1, 9,694 . 16 10,673.09 8 , 6.::1.3 - ·-11, 328 .92 11,449.05 11,556.10 13 n587 . ~4 _16 1 193.22 18.395.86 {~ 386,270 . 22f,405, 136 . 16(;468, 337 . 93 .-02061 . 02896 .02873 Gr o so z-evenue per lITJE T05:AL c-V .03468 .03598 .. 02436 .04356 .04020 .02699 .02068 .03616 .02560 .038g9 {'. \ . .02895 l?ollm·1 ing is o. 0t at omcnt of i ncome, ex-penoee and not revcnue·of the Groen Rivor Li ght and Pouer Department for the three yeore, 1946, 1947 and 19~8: Eleo e nergy Sold ~~~I 1947 5 61f'495 1948 6 2 ~ 709 Rev . ;eo'd.frora scl.e of m'lc1.~gy..,1.:36,699.16 '146,623.79 r•166,936.-32 Miao .oporc.t1ng revenueo 109. 30 260 . 21 (~135,699.16 ~)146,'133 . 0 9 ~'166 ,.195,53 'i)otal ooer~tin~ rovenuoo Operating e:,rnenses: , '\ ~ ,.,. Energy purchased t lOB,663 . 97 ~rl08,w05.59 • 116,Gl4 . 59 Other expenses 23,541.28 26,621.7a ~3.142.32 Total exnenses excl.of t axes 1t1:;P ,206.25 !~134.927,3q ':14A,756,91, Net revenue, exol . of t eireo &. . ._ ~,493 .90 $ 11,806.77 ~. 17,438 . 6~ uncolleotible bills ~ 6,670.84 9.027,31 ll.186.P5 Taxes & unoolleotibl c billc t... 3,076.94 O 2,778 . 46 G a,262 .37 Net income �~, ~ The follo~in~ st etement refl_.eot s m u.d g f u.1..niehecl and gross iuco□0 by couroea: 1946 1. HoGidcatio.l ecr'i7ieo 1 , 145 , 426 2 o Fie 0 i doni1u1 with "t·1atelf hec~ti n,;; 225,605 :3 . Commc:rcinl light t...:v u , 581 . 4 . Coraoox•cinl heating 0.Y!d coo lrine; 64,830 5 . S1:;1all power 186,'M6 6 . Gr·atrel pit 69 , 532 7. Chur ch iightinr.;, 7 614 ::) 8 . -J.n d u ctr.i al ~~ , 6 63 'pG57 9 . Str•eet light ing 1 :-57. 424 1 .?0T 11.r.J.. 'l p934,114 ,., r , K u H 19-17 1lif! 1 , 258 ,181 ;L,265 ,912 286 , 578 365,771 500,594 96 , 94 2 182 , 296 96,534 8, 0 56 539, 908 82J866 209 ,770 61, 594 9 ,124 2 ,691,660 3 ,560,810 1 37 8 964 l ~?!).96~ 5,158 , 495 6 , 223 . '709 Gr ose Rev onue? Becnived fr-orn Onl e of El ect~ oity 180.6 194? 1948 Per I<HH-1948 1 . Reoi dentinl oe x>'v1ee($ 39 , 091 . ~0 (; 11/)671.'79 0 ~l, 987. 39 2 . H9 s i dcni';inl t1ith wnt ox> 6,966 .05 7 ,?l0.41 4 : 1a5 . 38 hcnt i ng ,:z 25 , 706 . 40 23,781.07 20,981.92 Oomerci el light r.1 o 4 . Co0me~oi al hooting 2 ,574.28 2 , 969 . 66 1 ,981 . 67 mtd coo ki ng7 , 403 . 38 9 ,076.71 7 , 376 .03 6 . 6~:111 power 2 ,623.92 3,885 . 60 u':. , QG;Q 6?. 6 . (}t>D.'v01 pit 350 . 63 391 . 32 330. 91 Chu~ch l i ghting 55 , 696. 99 71,966 .05 5SD 315 . 59 Induo . GE"i&l . 8. 5 010 5 D Ol,0 . 8 4 ~ . 1 1 80 ~L84 1 84 1 l i ghting St~eet 9. ( 135, 699 . 16 ~146,623 .79 6165 , 936.32 TO'llAL .026GG .028~2 . 02'750 Grose !'evenu.0 pe1~ KUH 11,.,, • ..;; 0 t7 0 ,-1 (: .03317 . 02108 .04761 .03107 .03850 .04098 .04289 . 02026 3 0 56~2 :,; .02666 Effec t i ve lioy l , 10~8 ,, '.i:h0 Union Po.oifio Cool Oom;:iany ' s power di str i bution oyoteo at Hanna , Uyom1ng, tms leaoed to Sout hern Uyorning UtilitieG Conpnny p tbe required electric ener8Y being sol d by the Ooel Company t o the Utilities Company ot n unit ~r 1e0 or (' . 025 per lt1lottatt hour, o.nd di at r ibu tod by the Tit11it1os Oo!!l')any , whoso Certifioatc of Public Oonvenien!)e and Neoo0fl1ty nor; amended. by the Uyom1ng Publi c Corvi cc Oomm1ss1on t o incl ude n -cortion of Carbon County , Uyorn1ng . Dur1Pg the period May l t o December ~q , 1948 , t he distribution of olootrio energy i n the Hanna territ ory �JIii 4 Pl"oduced the :?ollouing r0sults: . 357,.070 V 14,604.86 a.926.76 6=490.57 \5 15,417.32 812.46 364.84 . 1,167 .30 '- ho i t er:u nether Expcnseou inolude s a n e,rpendtture of U3 ~161°18 fo r the purohaco nnd in0tullotion of meters in the Hanno o.x-eao Tho folloi1i ng □ to.te□on't, obou s 'i,;he income, exponses snd _ _ ....,,, t, nr.>"' r>evenu0 o f the Light end "?m.1or D0):1nx·tment at Rock Springs, G-reen D10ct~ic energy sold, KUE Revenue received fro□ onl o ~;520' 9'75 37 tj66l, 758 . 94 ~\638 ,878 .11 of energy 642.69 766.71 r'.51. 9?, riiso. operating revenues ~~59.l r 227 ,29 ~ 55~,301,63 {~6a9-+-64'1;,82 Total operating ~evcnues Operating expenoeo: r 785 .94 ~; ~OS, O61.51 v(\ 417 , 30 3 . G7 ,.,.!.6G, ~ncrw purchueod 84,648~26 112 . };16,10 69,1,06,77 Other c xpenoea 7ot~l ox, cnses oxolu0ivc {'.'172 .168. 28 f~601, 961 ;:9:-3, (' 579..,10?. e 04 of truceo net revenue , exclusive of taxes and uncolleotiblo (· 49, 059 . 01 C 60,349.70 t eo,642.78 b111a 32 I 6~1,_.~). !)8 I 465 • 6() Taxes end uncolleotible bi)lp ~0. 088,_2,8 C 10,970.73 r, 17,727.79 C 22,077 .18 net incooe 0 i·1p'i;nr.- Donsrtment Following i s oho·3 a c~ndensed statement of inoome, expenses and net revenue :.:·0:1:· the Hater Department for the three �- 6 - yoa~c cnaea Doce□be~ 31, 19~8 : Ue-ter Gt.lee: U .P . R. R. Co. C 91,364.09 ~ 89,~ll.41 0 77,129.26 ~ho Union Pacific Ooo.l Oo. F.ydrnnt n0n~elc ~loe. Revenuo, Income ~ Royclty Tot~l Qpo~oting ~evenucs 39,279 .95 41,036 .63 36,463.11 136,816.34 133,094.32 148,554 . 50 4,330 .04 4,345.04 4,400.0~ _ __-:6~6~·~6:.;::4 66 ,53 50 ,29. 1 f-9.71_, A{ 7 .oe <~268. 753. 9::, f?.65, sa7. ~o 'i'ot al Cpe!'a.ti ng C;;roenoos Dopreelu:tio!'l l: A!".:ortizntion Tot al C~e~=t1nSY-penoes 1 00. " ,. p~ooia'i:;:lon c;; J\mort:!.2otion ====~:::!:: - Othc:re * 1''1':l 1 g , tiJ .,A t:194. =====' 9. r,? o c;,ri nr:2 GOO .,~ G" ~~~='•0~,Jt::;:·;:,1:,•~Js~~ ~,~•";&E::§-~·•::!..,..~"'~·::.e~•:-.g~ lJet O~cro.ting !levcnue, Exclusive 0 :? T c.~q c {~ 7G, 8 G9 . 79 C 75,263.30 C 46,445.82 ~,c~eo o.wl Uncollootibl0 Billo 41c5Bl.8? 43 ,181.94 3~ 0 961.03 n et Incoo e fr-;,□ Oporc.tionn ( :.:5 • 287 • 92 ~~ ~2 1 07} • 36 t 1~ 1 d94 • 79 Lt•los to 11 Othoro0 lnoren.Gcd oubetcmtially but were offset b y clecr6~Ge i n t.;~ter fnrniah':!d Union fooific Railroad ~nd The Un1on Fuoific 0oul Ooopany. \Hlte~ forceo ho.d an t.~t!'o□cl:v buoy Jcc.r in atalling 24,508 foot of 12- inoh C. I . ooin lir.s 0 in cddition to oevoral other 5m:ul or. co~otruction jobs, oeverol n□all lino ext0nsions· and 0ight fire h.v<.1rant install ations. He oloo did 'i:;ho :,ipin~ :tnoident0l to rovar.ip1ng the hen.tin~ oyoteo in the fiitoz> houGe ~-! 1th ow."' oi.-m forces, an<.1 connected p~po, ,:,r1m:.r lino a0 etc ., in the new pump house . Diotr1buticn of pU!lpnGC :?or yeo.r 19-48 ao cora_.arod u1th 19~7 iG ao followo : Green Rivnr Union :Oacif1o .Uailroad Co . Others Union Pac1fia Railronu Coo Othoro Total fro~ Green R!vor ~lant Relienoe Plant flgck Onringn Helianoe E-Flane Stansbury Total Reliance Blant GRANO TOTAL - 1947 760,~18,673 163 , 319, 327 79,503, 367 310,826.63p ~ G7G,991 , l15 l90 , 7?.G,A85 61 ,7?'9, 412 360 , P9Q.6A8 f,303,ess,ooo 1,297,788, 000 38 , 710 , 147 1,790,665 47,409,937 1,996, ~67 1e,079 ,f½2 58 , 580 , 4 l,38~, -'48,114 H·;l?..006 , 17, 309 1, 386, 606,:509 �- 6 - A omsll Ql um solution t ank nnd pump have be~n i nstalled at nGl ianoe emu nse op01•n.t1ng sntisf£1.ctorily Pl o.nt effluent 1a D olc nr und the qu0l i t y of t he u at e:r h es shown eonsi derab le i mprove- oent. 194_§ 1947 Opo~~ting revenuec: l.i gh t one F oPG.J:> DepD1~toeut i! o..ter lJepnrtnent ~erchandi se Depnrtnont Totnl C521 0 227 o29 r552 , 30l . 63 (%639 , 644 . 82 2?1,84'i . 06 268, 753 . 93 265 , 587 . 20 _ 719 . 20 1 .140.79 1 •. 672 0 4:~ C793 , 793 o65 Ca22 , 196 . 35 (~906, 804 . 44 Oper ating E:m,oneoo : L i ght ru.·H:i l"ouex- DepD.r'tmc;;nt H n 'tel"> Denn1?tnent 1:e!'eb8'ndi oe Depnrtoont 'J.lc'G al 'i1oxco: :Gi ght nnu -Pouex- ~72 D168 . 28 . 501, 951.93 194,977 . 27 193 , 600 .63 579, 102 . 0~ 219 , 141 .38 83~ 2 08 884 , 61 --~9~5~3u,~1~9 ·:;c 67 p 97G . 93 f 696, 337 . 1 7 C799,196 . 61 20 , 840.12 4lp669.47 Deyl!.rt□cnt ~.; o.te!" Depcu'ltoent Lorchtmdi oe Depcrtment Totc.11 li e.ter i)ooortment nerohb.ndi se Dcnartr:1e11t C •) Toto.l Exoen ses , T~xea end Unoolle ctible Bill o !let Income from OpeI'at1on0 Other .In come & Cha r g e9 - t 1~:,-t net Income Frofit e.nd Loss - Cr edit u 11 Uet Profi t u llcb!lt 38,025.67 33,86~ . 22 1 67 .98 3 01 . 0 0 71,493.51 '· ' 75,823 . 32 ' 72 ,100.89 • 9i5 . 9P t• l~1oollect i bl0 b ill 0: Light anu Fm~-er Dopart□snt Total 32, 533 .76 43 ,121 .69 (\ 1 (• 248.16 22.40 88.16 60 . 36 439 .93 86.81 270 . 66 H 148.51 r".·\ 626 .74 54,050.66 811.96 53,238.69 88.87 772, 309 .00 49,887.36 1 ,196 ,34 48 , 691 .01 5 _,017.00 87:. I 914 o 24 S4,890.20 53 ,327.46 54,308 .01 ;_:L1 , ~90 . 66 739 , 7113 . 00 - Respectfully submitted , Pr eoident 938.82 33 , 951.38 3'-12 . 2 8 �Y E A R 1947 �200- 41 Hnroh 12, 191:8 1 r • G· • P . Lnhby , Preo :1.uent Union r-~cl fi~ ~u1Jroud Cornuany Omd10., [~<:b1·asko. - :-~eriev i th n resume o"'J o t.)e,,.., -c.-1 m1s o :.?i. ,. <- V r.s ·ue i:)outhern Uyoming ti.. l' t1 1 i t ies Com 1~nny for tho ye r..r J 94? : I.itht cmd. Po1:er Denartracnt \:nt~r Department ':"'o t al t l06,905.36 57,351.18 e1e4,256.63 Ll,?llt and Fot··cr Depe.rt1.1~nt t· ~ Ho. t el"' Depo.rtraent 6 ,-698 .26 J0,880.1.2 f, •,.' 17,678.38 T h e c &p! tel o~cndi t ures f or the LiTTht and r'ot·•e1" De?art- mcnt 1nc1ude an 1teo of ,.. 9~ , 266.8f~ for the oonstruct!on of e:pprox1mc.tely 22 oiles of 9ot-,er t ran c□1G aion line from Green Hiver to i1 estvo.oo, and a tranofo1"mor oubsto.t1on, to serve the t:e:Jtvi1.co Chlorine Product~ Corporation. '.rhe i i ater Departr.icnt' n cc.p1to1 exnend1tures 1nc1uc1c o 10~7 cha rge of (:38,231.03 i n connection ~,1th the constructicn of the Groen River pumping s t ~tl~n, uuthorized in 1946. L!.n-ht fi nd c ,·qr Department • 'i' he follov1ne ! s n st n tement of incocc, mq cn ses ond n~t revenue of tho Rock Srn·1ngtt L i f~r'lt and Power Department ( exo1us1ve �- 2 of Uerchandise Department) for the three yoarG, 1945, 1946 and 194?: 1947 El ec. Enerm1 Sold KliH Revenue received from sale of energy _,.-13, 222,234 14 , 161,229 (;372, 245 . 28 ~i3B5, 276. 22 0405, 136 .16 Mi sa.Oper~ting revenues Total operc t!ng r evenue s 13,412,024 251.92 4 .40 433.39 {... ,,.,,7"' , .-;;:..,,':;,..1.0 ... . 68 f~08B. 528 .14 r,4()f.i. 568. 54 ~ (., O~er~ting Expense0 : ~nergy purc~~ced Other expenses ... 97 • 5Ll.. ~~308 I 998 .08 (;287 ,) 5? .04 (',29.d \r ...! , V 4-50176. 6?. 45 ,566 .49 58,026.63 Totol 8xpenses excl .of ·coxoG • i"'t"l~.,. . t.1\., ~, 1;et r evenue , exol .of t axes (\ \ l -~.-~ "'".l."" 66 f ~:39,963.03 f' 387 ,024.61 Ta~ms a nd uneo11 e ctiblc bille • '.':) ~9,9HL02 ( · 45,565.11 c'V 38,54:3.93 ,~♦ 23.517!44 ]0. 908.6? {' V 23.594.60 29 ,007.35 ....,:1. 22,047.67 f·\, 14,949.33 The follo:.ring cto.terncnt reflects rrnH furnished and gro ss ir..come by cources: K 1. Residential Service 2.... . Comraeroi&l Light .:,, d oa:□erc iol A1':,>li nnce 4. 8mt1l 1 1'O1.·rer 6. 5igne 6. Hoe-o1tal 7. Large Potrer 8. South ~upcrior 9. Street Lighting 10.Rural 'l'Oi.AL H H 1946 2,662,386 1,889, 343 276,559 899,944 79,730 162,082 6,608,170 240,000 378,800 325.QJO 2,966,843 2,0?9,068 290,784 823,675 88,6;33 162,274 6,699,740 274 ,600 396 ,800 ~79,912 13,222,234 13,412,024 14,161,229 )945 2,347 ,437 1 , 566,994 256,088 834,069 66,103 136,?79 7,107,486 234,300 366,800 306,179 1947 �- 3 - ~ross Revenue Received from Sale of Electricity 1945 1. Reo1dent1al Serv. ~0 1946 194? ~er K~H-J947 ~ 93,623 .1 5~102,627.86 85 • ,4 8 5.O1~ 0 .03459 2. Co:nmcrciul Lizht 58,4~~.?.~ 69,105.lG. ?6,020.92 .03666 • 3. Commerciu1 A~9limice 6, 4•88 .50 6,826.11 7,100.26 .02442 4. ~rna]l Po~.1 cr 35 ,93?.41 ;5F; , !190 . 78 . 04~03 - 36,260. 63 , ~ i P 'ne\ 2,773 . 26 3 ,333.28 3, 663.74 .0~134 6. Ho epit a J 3,849 . 95 1 , 204.19 4 ,113.88 .02535 147 ,?87.<'.1:9 ) 36,3~)4. .05 139,011.45 .02075 5. . ..) ?. l.ur~e 7'ouer8 . South Supc➔ rio r 8 , 236 .62 8 ,543 .14 9,694.15 . 03530 9. Street Light ing 11, 237.12 11, ~528 . 92 11 , 4 1.l:9.05 .02893 10. Rurt,J lt, 00?. 68 13,587.44 16,193.22 ~ 03999 \, 3?2, 245 . 2e::0s5 , 276 .22~~405, 135 .1 5 .02873 .O2ee1 . 02815 (·• 2 , ? .o 861 !J·Uif)L Gross P.0v . per K\ :H Follot!ing i s a ctatoc1cnt of income, e~·penses and net revenue of the G·reen Eivcr Lt~ht and Fct:er De partment for the thrc€ yoora, 1945, 1946 end 1947: EJec. Energy Sold K~·:H 1945 1946 1947 4.461.735 4,93~.114 5,158,495 ~"·119 ,847. 58~~1 ~15, 699 .15;'.1 46, 623. 79 Rev.received frora sale of ener gy rUsc. 0per~tinR revenuce _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _____ .J..09 .30 'l'ot;;.! o-o-ero.ting revenueo 0119. 847 .58~·· 135 ,699 .J B~~l 46 . ?~3 . 09 0pcrating expenses: Bnergy purchased Oth'=r expenses ~otal expenses exol. of t~xe s Net revenue, exol . of truwo T~xes and uncollcctibl e billo net income t 124,19$.91C108,663 . 97~1OB,3O5 .59 23 ,969.52 2~0541.28 26,621 .73 1 ~~1 48 .165 .43~132 .205 . ? 6 :J ~4 4 9?7 . 02 t 28,317 .85~:. 3,493.90~ 11,805.77 6.944.22 6,570 .84 9,027 .~] t 05,262.o?C 3, 0 76 . Q~ 4 ...., 2, 778 . <'.6 �4 S11"l~ ·n b elo•, 0 G t t a emcnt r e f1 eot1ng Kt-!H fur·n1ohnd and ~o es i.ncomo by oonr ce a : l{ 1 0.... A-v' ' 1. Rce!dent~n] G~r11i oe 2. Rce.'..denti!.1~ i-:ith :iot 1, 050 ,4?7 I t t:at 0r he·. •i;in,.,. •• ';J 3 . --•ommerci 01 l 111ht 4 . 0 o rar.iG rel al heatinB <..:r coo~ ing 197, 854 363 , 2?2 22 , 432 5. Sr.ml} pO't·'cr 6. Gr av el n l t ?. 1.;hu r c h -.1;- ~--,.....,t;- ng 8 . Indu ot r i o.l 9 . $tr ..:J~ t l i ·;~1t i ng 127, 803 {8 , 511 5 , 612 ?. , 505, ~50 'l'OT i~L ii " H 19~6 l,1 ~6 , 426 225 ,605 ) 94? 1,258,181 286,378 43;- , !)81 5()0 I 5£}.t_k 64 , 830 96,942 188, 296 186, 445 69, 532 ?,614 2 , 660 ,657 J 3? .424 __J 3 '7 t 424 4, 451,735 4. , 934, 114 9 6 ,504 8 ,056 2 ,591:550 l~7 . 0_c;4 • 5,168,496 0ronr. H0v~Iue Hcccivod from 5n. lli.Q. 194 § )94-7 (;I 1 . EesHl0nt1ul 3erv . 3G , 645.69 39,091.40 ~; 41,671.78 ,; .03304 hct , ·st er he:J.til1g ......., . Co[•m~rci a1 light '1 , 865 . 96 16, 95C . ~!5 4 ,766.38 20 , 98) .82 5, 956.06 23,781.07 .02080 .04751 1,981.57 2,968.65 7,376 . 03 7 ,403 . 38 3 ,052 . 62 3,886.60 330.91 350.53 ~9,263 . 1 6 53 , 310.68 66,695.99 ~ .7:ZL' . 8~ 4.803.84 _5.010.84 (-119 ,847. GB ( 136,699 .16 .,: 146, 623. 79 . 02760 .02692 .02F42 .03062 .04061 . . . ~~::iC.~n-n. • 1 ~:i t h J' 4 . Conn .he~t1n~ ~ cooit1ng 5 . Gt.1011 p Ot·JOr 6. Gr ovel p it 7. Ch urch 11~ht1nr; 8. lnuus -cri ol 9. Street llr:•h'cing ·ro1~r. .... Gro s s .1,ev . per . .. ";.{ 1'. ,. · - 689 . 68 5 ,193 . 00 1, 962 .72 241. 86 . 04025 . 04351 .02149 . .., .03632 .02A42 The fol) 01:ing s t c-.t e:ncnt ohm·1s the inoorae, eY. penoc s n.nc1 net revenue of the combined Ro ck Springs E'.n<.1 Green Rive r Div1sionn of' the Light ond Pouar Dep~rtr:cn~ for 1945, 1946 and J. 94?: �- 6 - - Eleo. Ene rgy Sold iCl;;H Revenue received from snle of energy 1945 1946 1947 17,673.969 18,346,138 19,319.724 ~~ 492, 092 .86 r: 5~0, 975. 37 {;551,758.94 !'.:i so .o pcrc. ting revenue a 4 . 40 Total opera~inB ~evenues 2 5) . 92 542.69 ( 492,097 . 26 f 52J,227.29 !i552, 30] . 63 C~e~Qt1ng ~xoens~s: &ne1,gy purchcsed 411, 3 52 .95 69,146 . J 4 0th.er c..xpenst.f i0tn1 CJ~enaea oxcl. of tnyes 403 ,061.51 69, 106.77 417,303 . 67 84,648.26 f '480 , 499. O!=I . 4-?2 ,,J 68 . 28 t 50J. I 95J.: 93 . Net revenue, excl. of t gxesi ..• 11b9817 ~ ' 4B,Ob9 . 01 b0, 349.70 Taxes & uncollectible bills 17 • 85? so~ ~- - I) ~o • 066 28 ~ • 2 p 62J , 91 :s_ ~!et 1 ncome 6, 254 _. 72 1 18,970.73 ,•• 1?, 72 ?. ?9 K .P. ... ' £ .......~~("'' • • ur n.1. 1 . .· .ocidentic.l service 2 . CorriillC~Ci&l ]1ght 3 . Commercial appliances ~. Socl 1 pot·re r b. f;1 ..,·nu 6 . Ho 8C 1 t a l 7. Large po~·er 8. ~outh Superior 9. Street lighting 10. Rur el '!O'I'AL Rock 5pr1n~a and Or cen R1vP.r ~,59P,768 1,920,266 278 ,620 2 ,322,924 967,484 l,094,003 66,103 1 36,779 9,66),346 2~4,300 504,224 306, 179 79 ,730 162,082 4,023,417 341,389 9,241,359 2~0,000 616,224 325 .010 17,673,969 . 18 ~ 3~6, 138 r. 4,511 , 402 2,579,662 387,726 1,01 3,927 88,6:.53 162,274 9, 387 ,824 274,600 633,764 379, 912 19, 019 , 724 Gro ss Revenue Received froC! Se.J.e of Electricity - Rook S~rinr-:s and Green Riv~r 1946 1946 1947 Per I<!:H-) 947 1. Residential service C126, 396.66 (:137 ,479. 93( 1so, 105 .68 2. Commercial light 75,393.49 90,086.98 99, 801 . 99 3 . Co~uieroicl appl1anceo 7,178 . 08 8,807,68 1 0 ,068.81 4 • Smal l pot-.rer 41,372.80 16, 097.72 4~,0lf.64 6. Signs 2 ,773.26 3 , 333.28 ~,663.74 6 . Hospital 3,8f9.96 4,204.19 4,113.88 7. Large power ]98,913.36 192,702 . 26 198,593.04 8 . Sout h 5uoer1or 8, 235 ..62 8 , 54~ . 14 9, 694 .15 9. Street lighting 16,971 .96 16, 132.76 16, 469 .89 _ 12,007 ,68 13.687,44 16.19~. ~~ 10 . Rural TOTAL Grass revenue per ~,V. 492 , 09~ . 86 ~.. 620, 975 . 37,; 661,758.94 . 0~784 . 02840 . 02856 , •. 0~328 .03869 .02597 . 04341 .04:134 .02535 .02115 . 03630 .03084 .03992 \, . 02866 �~ - 6 - The continued increase in resident1a1 sections has pl i ~ed a. conside r able burden •, • on our distribution system, resulting 1n .. lm·r volt o.ge in some locutions. v oltage regulators ordered d~r1ng t h e early par t o f 194? have not yet been received. Installation of l s.i"ger vol t age r egula tor on the Rock Springs circuit and reloca- tion of present regul ators ~o W • ~ • es-t ~1 v a t c ircuit will assist great1¥l ' in allevia ting the situati on . Dividing t he l oad oouth of t he tracks at Rock Springs by '1 inst al lation of n 13 ,000- volt subs t ation ns provided in the 1948 budget t·Jill furt her nss1et in !)r ovi ding add1t;1onal capacity w1 thout the necessity of i ncreusi ng si ze of pri mary lines. Increased voltage results in incre nsed revenue . Th e Li gh t a nd Pm:er Depar t ment had an extremely busy year di1e to the l &rge volume o f construction 't·1ork, in addition to maintenance e.n<l oper ation of the distribution syGtem 111 th an extremely limited force. Ue commenced furni shing en ergy to i.'Jestve.oo August 25, 1947, 139,000 Ki1H having been furni shed during September to D~cember, inclusive. Due to increased load, it 1-1a c neoesso.ry to install o.d d it1ona.l trs nsformers and relocat e others . A number of cutout s and a rresters t-Jere installed during the y0nY' end this should be continued us there a re a large number of old plug-type cutouts 0till 1n use and thece are hazardous . Considerable t ~eo t riom!ng u a o neceannry in order to maintain service and a greater o.mo1L"lt remains to be done. s l eet storms heavily outages. During sncn·· oi-• l oc.ded brc.nohes come do\:i~ on 11neo cnuoing �- -- - - ·--- - 7 Troubl e due to _l i 10Yhtnin.g is much more preval ent i n Gr een River than in Rock Spl'."ings . This i s probabl y due t o l ack of lightn- ing arrest e r s und t h i s 1 8 b ., e iag r emedied as time and mat eri al ~pirmit. 1.ia t e1,.. Department I ' Fo l ] oNing i s shm:'7l a conden sed stat ement of income , ex- pen ses , and net revenues _1'0 Y> _ •;•he t-1• "" ..,~- c,~ 7'I u"''" ue:oortrne nt for t h e thr ee v • / y e &rs ended December 31, ]947: 1945 ·r a t er Sal e s 1946 1 94 7 ,~ U . P • R. R . Co . 0110 , 2?8 . 92 1..: 91 ,354 . 09 'rfl ~ 89 , 411 .4:] 31, 985.10 39,279. 95 41 , 836 . 63 122 , 278 . 90 136,816.34 133 , 094.32 4 , 3 1b . 0 4: 4 , 330 . 04 4,346 .04 The U. P . Coa l Compa ny Other's Hyd:;.,.ant. r en tul 0 l\~i oc . Revenue Income and royalty 95.83 66.64 66 . 53 ~otcl operut i ng r evenues f 268 ,953 .79 t 271 . 847 . 06 C2ss 1 753 .93 Total operating expenses Depre c i ati on end &morti z~tion TotcJ operating expen ses , depreoi ~tion and amorti ~at i 0n l~et opsrnting x-evenue excl . of taxes Toxes a nd uncol leotibl e bill s °9 ...c' 1 74 ,819.49 t:162 , 241 . 66 ,t'1_or.;4-, 998 •'-' 20,157 . 78 21 , 822.32 31,258 .98 f:1?6.820 . 61 0194 ,97?. 2? Sl93.500.63 Ne t income fro m op e r a tions Revenue s fror:1 sal es t o p~red to the -pe e.le yea r, 1946. c\ \, 92 ,133.18 c' 7 6 , 869. 79 <'\1· 75 , 263.30 43 ,181 . 94 41, 581 . 87 1 5 .093 . 9 ? ; ·, 77 , 039 . 21 f- 35 . 287 .92 ~ 32.071 .36 '' i 11 ", ;!' 0 thers 11 de crea sed ~\3 , 722.02 a s com- Thi s 't-ro.s largely due to trea.t he r con- ditions a s ,-rn h ad cons idernb1 e rainfal l during the i r rig0.t ion season. The .Accel ato1" uh'.1.ch Nc.s plmoed 1n oper e.ti on dur ing the l e.ta . f all of 1946 di d not prove entirely eati sfo.ct ory during t he period of h i gh turbi ditie s d uring spring run-of f . l'ii th t urbid ities in e:xae s s of 5,000 p . p . @. :lt \·cs ascert ained t h a t o. suff i cient amount of alum coul d not be e.dclecl •i;o obt a in uroper coagu1 a t ion nnd thgtt he a utomatic sl udging capr.ci ty uao inadequat e . The cqui 02ent wno �- 8 I • purchased under a guarantee and the Inf1. lco people were oa1led 1n to make necessnry correotions. The Accel ator or i ginally h ad four concentrators and four 2 _1 nch - discharge i1nes. Four additional concentrators vere added, and f our additional 3-inoh discharge line s , giving an increase of 225~ • capacity of Gludge line s . It is - r in believed tha t 1:.ri th t.• h e c_h enges made , a satisfactory effluent should be obtained. Pumpagc at areen River dec'~..v~ /;'l"G'"'d quite apprec i ab1 y. -DistriV - bution for y ear 1947 e.s compared with 194:5 and 1946 1 s as follows: 1945 Green Rive;;: Union Pacific Ra ilroad Co. Others 932 ,1151 450 }92,096 ,550 846,675,010 21r. 519,990 750,418,6?3 163,319, 327 Union tacific Railroad Co. 96 ,621,233 Others • _ p OB,638.767 ?O, 033, 2.52 79·, 603,367 rl'ote 1 fro □ 360 1 776.748 _ 310,626,633 1pGZ9 ,~72,000 1,488,005,000 1,303,868,000 G·. R. p l ant Re1ianoe The Union Pacific Coal Co. 2?,953,94? Stansbury E-!'lane Total Reliance pl ant 47,817,922 Grand Total 16,445,385 3r4J8,69O 30,673 ,987 l?,698 ,350 2.50-1,310 50,906,647 38 ,710,147 18 ,079,312 1,790 ,655 58,580 ,114 1,577.289,922 1,538,911,647 1,362,448,114 l Subst ant ial o~vings in use of ohemioals have been effected by use· of the net:1 deep 1-;el] at Rel 1anoe and a. much more palut abl e t-mter is being furnished. 'l'hc method of r emoving ferric mride by use of alum has proven entirely aati sf ~ctory. Chemicul □ix1ng nnd feeding appar atus use:d in lim<:: 1 soda aeh treat ment h&w been used as a temporary expedien•i;. A.s ulum 1o extremel y oorrosiv.e it ,.-1111 be �- 9 - =. ~--i ~ necessary to install a small solution tank and al um feed pump at an e arly do.te. This equipment ,;-rill be inexpensive to purchase and i n- stall due to small volume of solut ion requirGd. The 1 nbo r ei tuat ion has eased eomei1h at insofar as availabili ty i s concorncd. ~ome classes of material are easier t o obtain, but ins ula t orsp tra...~sformers, and cast i ~on pipe reQ&in purti cularl y · difficult. SUx-it-!A..'1Y - AJ,.L DEPARTMENT S 1945 , 1946 1 Opera.t1 ng Revenu es: Light and Pot-,er Dept . Nater Depar·trnent Merchonc1i se Departmen~G Tot a l Operating Expenoes: Light and Pouer Dept. 1 t- 492 ,09 7. 26 0521, 227 . 29 ($ 552,301 . 63 -~ Total To~wc : . L i ght and Powe!.. Dept. \•!at er Department Herohandise Department 'Tota l Uncollectible bills: Light nnd Power Dept . t!o.ter Department Merchandise Department Total Tot al Expenses, Ta;res &nd Unoolleotible Bi lls _ Net Income from Operati~ns Other Income & Char=ges-~~et Net Income Profit and Loss - Credit d ,, Net Profi t " Debit 271,847.06 480,499.09 176,820 .61 472,168.28 194, 97'7 .27 268,753.93 719.20 1, 140.79 ( :'°762 9 174 • 23 {$793 I 793 • 56 \~ 822 I } 96 • 3 5 Hat0:'i:' Department t-1erohondi oe Department 268 953 . 79 1:123.18 501 ,951.93 193 , 600.63 756. '73 833.38 884. 61 ~1658 •0?6. '2:3 (;667,978.93 ~696,337 .17 17,852.89 29 , 840. 12· 32 , 533 .76 15,093.97 ~1,559.47 43,121 .59 88 .59 93 . 92 167.~8 (.•, (\ <' \, 33,035.46 \r 71 ,493. 51 ' •' 75,823 . 32 248.16 88 .16 22.40 e, ,,ft \. 60 . 3 5 t, 270.56 , ; 148 .51 772,309.00 49,887.36 70,278 . 23 739 ,743 .00 64 , 050.56 811 . 96 53,238.59 88.87 48,691 .01 6,617 . 00 70,891.28 53 , 327 .. ~6 5.:.! , 308 . 01 691,111 .88 71,062.35 784.12 141,169.51 1,196.34 .Re speot f u1 l y submi tted, l ! -. President �Y E b. R 19~6 �200-41 Herc;;! th t~ ranUG.e of th3 opcP!.!t 1on:a of the iJOUthern 'iJyoming Utili tics Go1:-:pany for· the yor-..1~ 1946 : :;urc.ho.c0 l ~; - t on .f:- n-c~Gc:l true~.. t-~i t..h ti inch o.nd utility1 typG construotion body, cind : i-ton truck. t-11th utilitygonoral eerv1ce body , !'3:?lc.cinr._: ~GNo :. - ton trueko, 1946 expenditurco (Ono opeoi~l body not yet received ~nd one tr~oh not yet retiree. - 19t217 ocrr,yovor ) ( 3,101.86 I ,. Pu rohose and i notn.11 t ~-;o 34 . 5 F:\7 600,000 KV.I\ oil eir-ouit breakers , rwoeem.1z-y i:,ttitches and 34 .5 KV □eterin~ .I equipment , 1946 cxocnditurec (I:ot completed account non-rocei!-)t of matcriuJ 19'17 carryover) j • RooJ.1 finrip rzn Lo.v 1.,850 foot {'f '1 - i nch CI :,ipo in alley bct~,eon H1nth and L."'.>tmll f:~treet a ; exton<l 4-inch line on Sl e venth ,Jtrcut 0 50 feet ,mst orJy nnd e,:tend 4inch lino on 1-'onth .Streot 360 f oot ocntorly Lay 200 f eet 4.-inc~ 01. i:>1')c en 0 ' iJonne11 ~1..rcct from terminus o: old line to F Ctreet '7 6 1 1.~37 . 17 5~8 . 94 r �- 2 - Lay 330 feet 4-inch CI pi pe on Rennie Stroet cnot from E Street 0 883.09 Inot all 28 , 375 feet 12-inch CI p1pc repl noing 8 -inch CI pi pe , bet ueen Rook Dpring~ sind Gr een Ri ver 37 , 919.82 ('t he l m·7r ot b1c1 r-ooe1.ved on t h i s nr oJcc t t-1a.s 1:e•>.r l y 25 ,_?00 in exceso of author1 ty gr anted; t h er efor e tne >1ork ~n\ s performed. by our m·m forcc n, and by clo se r.upcrvieion and util izi ng rvc.11o'bl e l .1cor iuri nr~ t he sul.lder &nd str1lce pcr·l odo , i 1 e t·rer c r1.b lo to cffoct oubot unt1al cc.vin~u . ) Gr enn Ri vnr ur ch~se n3J lnst~l l 5 , OO0 , OO0- : ~11on daily capacity cl arifying c.unnrotu□ uith chemical feed.in;· cculp111ent , ol um stor ehouoe, extension t f il t or r,lont and t ·.:o nd<1i tionol f ilter uni ts . ~xoon d iture s, 1945 • · ..~ 19~6 772 . 5 6 89,731 . 97 90,504 .53 Jon~truct ne~: 1~e": ' ucte r zupr.l y uor ke, 1ncl ud- i nG intake , puon houoe, inot cll reraote con- trol le:1 ou.-nns r. ?'!i l ay t : •o 16-1ncb l ines f r om ~ucm !1cuoe to c:rri at1 n3 f~c111tie e . 1!.,xpend i t uro s , 19~ 5 19~6 ', 8 , 873 . 69 03 .280 . 8 6 9 2 ,154 .56 flelianoc ·Drill a.nd ca se rol l, 12-1nch e.1EUJcter, purohooe t,nd i notal l c,ubmcro1bl e pump , ext e nd ex1Gt1ng -ci ne , poucr i.:.nd o1gnt'l (, l, 1i nes . • 945 .J!QQ 0 9 .. -;; , ~... .., • :i. '.i:xpen d 1 t uro a , 1 g2, 79J. . g - 19~6 44 , 230 . 26 NON- OAPr l\r\L UNUOUA.l, LX1',~JPI 'I'URl'!S Li f:'ht rncl Jn m r D(;1p nrtment Rook Snr1n10 D1v1A1on ~dd1tional meters inotell ed during 1946 : 49 1 6 DT:1'0 . 8 · rire [iQ - 16 3 - 16 11 ~~ II •I 3 n 5 ph~oe I 407 . 18 466. 98 at .o~ 938.18 �µ - :s This - ~ 1 no~eaoo in number of moter e 1s due rin~i~~l y , to 1~ot ollc.t1ono in \ lh1 t e ?7ounta1~ Adf on ... 3 TIC' hou ses ore compl et ed cmd r eady . 0 r t oocupuncy , ~nd i n Fourt h hdd1ti~n ~here ~~e :.Jlnilons ~uve not been coopl et cu' du~ to ..,nor i:.~c of u:l'ter i al . :~-lf i t 1onn1 trcn oforoer G i n at ~llell and char ged. to opcr~tl ont : t 486 .12 9A.26 5 ~VA t r~nofor~cr On,....., 1i::. ·v1,,.~ ...11ro n G:i..,.or:nor utilized t-:, ropl o.co " -~ burnrci out t rruiGfori;.1 cr; bal ance rcauired t o 3 - 15 LVA trsnoforui~r s 1 - o□pli fy 584 .38 se:r-v1ce . Linc cxt cnoion ut a101rt ovn to oorvo Federal ..!ou~i n~~ ~roJcct ; 6 ool e: , 't··ir,:; end. hc.rdt-;~re 496.26 In c1i1t1on , one of tte lf ~V~ tr~nsforme r s CYlrjilTI ei:-:>VC ' C::lGt in~ • 1 6~ . CL2. 1 \ ' CG utili zed er. tr, 1 r. 1:,rojoot . 'Iheac "''P:,rt□cnts ,;ere not cor~~l et ed o.t the end of 10'16 , but ohould be avnilnbl e ear l y t ~! o y0nr, 16 of tho 30 huv1n;:: been conolct od on :'cbruary 15 . Het er a •7 111 be ~natr.llccl.. t,c: -cr.c fl.n&r t racnto nrc occu91ed . Additi onr.l netero i nut olled durlrb 1946 : 8 - l e o...'lrp . ~ i·1re netcrs 1 - 15 11 2 1 ' 3 pho.~c met er {' 7 9 .20 21.34 't'rcnEf C'r :;;ers ·1n st 01. l Gd c.1: <I obE:,r Get1 to oper ations : t 229. 00 2 - 6 KVA trenuforoors 1~7. 32 1 - 1OKV~ trcnsfor~e~ 573 . 33 3 - 161,,.VJ\ t rn n e fO l"CO!'D 291.0Q 1 - 25KVA t~:.~afor-;ner t1ne 6 '<,Ti\ t ranofor mer useu to r0ple.ce o1rn1lar 1;r cnef orner burned by 11ghtn1ng ueot of Gr een Rive r; ·ccl e.~cc :.med to a.opl1 fy oerv1ce ncooth1t lo\~ vol t agc • •·ntnr Dopnrtment old r tc of f lO\ co~t1--ollero frou four ..filt Le move er un1t n · t Qrcen -o n1vor, 1not a11 ne,1 r nt o 100.64 1 ,160. 65 �- 4 I of l flm·; cont;rollc r s a n.a. loa"' ., o f h. e a d gtt2.).geo. TJe 1 o d controller□ had been non-operative for a number of year s. •• C 6,641 . 45 '?uo ,c ont ro l l0-rs remain to he i n sta l1ca. ; me.ter1al to be cn.nr ged ou t and l aboI' of ins "tc.llo.tion 'i.rill total app1~0 xir:1c.r t ely -~1 , 500. 00. • Repair 3 ,000 , 000 pal lon r e inforced concr ete reserv oir to Gt op l ~al{~i::e ct.ue to flf.Jtt l cracnt 3,303 .~9 Li ne ext~nsion tlill utrect to connect exioting l i neo t o nev reservoir line , cu-'cti ng dmm friot i on houd anu provico bet ter aervi ce : 668 ft . 6-incn JI pi pe {ro ci\ i·mr1i.) C·2 , lf.,i6 . 78 Line e,rt cnoion to ser ve Fcucr.:.tl Houni ng t roj ectlt Dl a i r.'ccmn : 192 f t. ~-inoh GI pi po , nna 500 ft . 2-inch JI pi pe ~xt en3iou Cl ar~ ~tr eet to oorve acl6itionnl patrons : 1 62 :ft . 407.21 4 - inO!l l;I pi !)O Extension O ~trcot ·~o oor11c cubin oamps : .Cxtehe;ion oout h si do Green River to "l":io"' \ t.rencn:1.n¼_~, done nerve n e~-; ....,,d ,1,. _...... u by otmcrs of proj ect ) 1 I ~ 390 ft. 4- inch ~! p i pe ~71. 25 Total line ext ensions P.epairn to l~nving ".i:' hin covers r epD.i x•n to ,...vo.v1nr: duo to pipe ..~;no n 1 , in 1945 and 1940 . During 1945 1 t '::'-·" b~e ~••ts to r epl ace 174 feet of 2-1nch 0.1. ni~:sifn! on Seventh St r eet, ~nd 590 feet of E- inch ~.-JI p i pe line_ on Oi Y.th iJtroet, a G r•c,·-t.ed br·ceka l•:er_::> ac i ng c:,r--oerienced and a Y'O'l't '> on cf bo th stre BtO t ad b oon oons u::ier··blo ~ - ~ .-0 µ e ...t vi 6,140 . 53 �- 5 - t nI'il up ~(h11 ° :rraking r cuair·s V :1. t h ti--'i 1 n ch oas t iron pi• ne. • Pi pe 1-mo r epl aced ii.dd i t i onfll mot cr o innt nl l ccl during 1 9~6 : 1 05 meter8 5/ 8 i nch 4 11 2 l)l , 212 . 7 5 ll 264.00 f l, 476 .76 i'.n 1 n t' l_-ie case of light me t e r e , the neu· mo~er . ins.t alla tio ns t:ere pri ncipnlly due t o me(,C!'J.r:g dh .1.-te r;oun·t r:i r~ c.nd i;ourt.h i~dui t i ona . 0 Ii'cll<:n-ing i n r~ otntefilent of !ncomo , expe nses e.na. net rev- enue of the Lir,ht Depn.rtcicmt ( exclus i Vf': o.f t-;e rchondise Dep m"t mm1t ) for the t:!1.re-o yco.rs endi ng December 31D 1946: 1946 E. l ec •~ne rgy So l d Kt;u ~-E)~cnnc r'~Cei ved fro □ cc.Jc of energy 0c:.:=:3..:4._ _,:!: .::: l;.o_:3.,..-"fl_-1.,:4:...,•;...:4.::-=0:;...7.__._:1::;J3:::..JL.:P2::::.:~.;::;--2zr.J..•::::, 1•.::::Q~,...;;4:.:1:.:a2:..i,~O'-2.:.:=. l: 4 f- 379 , 95<. .15 :' 38:J, 27 6 . 22 . ~i se C'r,:e r ~t i l'1~· rcverm e o._ _ _ ___,5:;..;•:..c?....0,____ _ _--= 4 -=-.2=0_ _ _ _.,:;2::..::5::.:l~.!..'..9= 2 o ~:otcl o p 0x>~t ing x,ovenu@s CpeY' . Bxpen0e:; Ener gy purchnoed Other CY~)ensee 1.'otal s xpenec !:J e~ol . of taxe s (, ,......... 2 ..,, ........ 66 ,, 0 , ..">ou . Not r,avem,.e, excl . of taxe 6 f .,. 39, 916 . 02 ( 5,565 . 11 10, 908 . 6? 23 . 517 .4.4 T o.:wn & uncoll. b i ll s Het i ncome ( 287,1 6?.0~ 45, 175.62 1fl , 1'1;,, . 11 i -t"l(ltl, i:., (:,, ...✓ - , ,;;0 u.... 7 • 54 - . 45 . 566. 49 " 29 , 007. 35 t; Tbe foll ou ! ng r:;t o.t ement r eflect s I~:·iH furni oh cd c.nd grooo income by aourceo : ------- .. �~ 6 - r<: i:J H ~ 1 . ~e s ident!al Servi ce 2 ,196 , 827 1, •t02 , 426 265 , 568 6o , 9il 2 , 347, 437 1,566,994. 256;088 834 ,069 66 ,103 ' 136 ,779 7 ,107 , 485 234 , 300 2 . 662 , 386 1,889,343 276, 559 899 , 944 79 , 730 162 , 082 6 , 908 ,170 378 , 800 196.:-t<1Z :566,800 306 .179 13 , 9<!:4 , 40? l ~ , 222 , 234 13 , 412 , 0 £4!- ~ . ~Oi,1werc1cJ. L i f;ht ~ . ~omoorciul Appliance f . i:,□~11 'foHer 778, 166 .:, . ~l gne 6 . I:o cryi t ol 7. Laree ''ower 1 49,33? 8, 31 0 , 210 220 ,500 360,100 8 . ~outh [.up 0 rlor 9 . St reet L i c~1t1ng l o . Rural TO=i:'f\L 1946 240 , 000 325. 0J.0 Gross Revenue Recc1vod 1 944 1 . f'c t: i d cnti r l !.~:--vice t\, 81; 400 .94 ...I 85 , 486 .0l f 93 , 623 .15 f .O363O Ck 1rn:1eroial Li ght 53,00? . 03 60 ,443 .24 69,106.16 .03658 ...... . OorDc rci o.l f.ppl io.ncc G, 716 .16 6,488 . 50 6, 826 .11 · .02~68 - . B:..'lal l Fm:er ;s~,827 .?2 35,937. 41 38 , 390 .78 . 0'1266 5 . Si e_n s 2 , 830 ;10 2 ,773.26 3 ,333 .28 .04181 6 . Ho opit nl ~, 2"ln . 02 3 , 849 . 95 4 , 20 ~ .19 .02 594 1 47,?87. 49 1~6, 334 .05 . 02003, ') ,.:•• ct A 7 . Large l~m-;er 169 , 582 .11 8 . 5outh SU'peri or ?,75] .08 8 , 23b . 62 8 , 6(3 .14: . 0 :3660 9 . r;t reet Lighting 11,103 . 83 11,237.12 11, 3?8 . 92 .0?.991 10 . Rural n A-56 . ;:s6 12 .007 , GB .,13 . 507 . ~4 . O4:lAl ! 379,961} . 15 f 372 , 245.28~~85,27G.22 , .02810 'i'O'I "'U. I t will b o noted J-.t.,,....tl, l . : - ~ ' cl ectrio ener gy furn1r:hed tlu r i ng 1 946 increased 189 , 790 I'l 1!: in opit e of a decrease in n.mount fur,- n1 ehou com□croi r:.1 m1nc3 of 599 , 940 lnJH due to et r11:oo Dnu othe r �- 1 - 7 - C D.U OO S . of opoli nnceo i s i ncreas ing steadily, being retarded onl y by 1 ·, ck of moI ·chancli0e on t he ffi!U"ket . obt a in1nr a f ev i:.:, 0 " l ec ~~ - ·_\0 ~~ova~ . 0 " ., ::., ,❖ !i." The v arious dea l er s o.:r€> •t, h e pres t::nt time t7e h av e 319 utoveL on Hock S;.:,r :1!1ge oyst em li nec~ nn i ncrease. si nce 1942 of 86 per cent o Rl though t h ey uer e not DI·oc ur-.s.ble 6..uri n~ the trar ycc.ro . Th or e i=:.r e nl so 11 ho t t-J£,t er hec.t ero , olthcueh our r nt ea a r e · 110t conducive t o hot Nnt e r b oc t i :ng . Somo troubln i.'a.s t: n q:,cri cncou en t he 1~ 0 000 vol~ line during the ye1.,, Y.' (luc to spr ey f l."08 the '90 WGr to i :-- m.1li1t o r o .hcvi nB 'be en Ghot off. nl ont cooling 9ond i:\nd A ver'Y a0110ide r e,b l e ,;or>t ion cf ti .a lost in 1 ool v.t i ne the secti on o·f line u pon uh i oh tl'ouble hc,3 o c cnrred cL.n bo e li□ino't c -1. b:,, t,he install a tion o f 3-ph aee auto- Dr t i c realoser o on e uoh indivi d ni~l brench o f thi s cir oui t. c 2.n be done nt u rocEom:1ol e co .: t J.?.i1<1 will po.,y ~·h1s fo r lteelf by sal e of ener gy t o porti onn of t he Dyst cm not af f ected by outages during -cc rio do i n t'!h i ch 1·7<: 1:roul Q ot h e r u i se be hunt i n~ f o r t r ouble on d ma~~i n:s noce esa r y r epo.i r c , t h i c in. o.c.ldi t ~on t o :•end~ring □ore s o.tis - f r,_ot ory serv1 oe . T_n_i u he n been -r_.~r-ovi dcd for i n t he 1947 hud:"et . o -Comoat>i son of nu.rnb e r of conouruers and. oncrt:;;y· furniohcd io • H.ooide ntiPl 1 940 1 945 19 4 6 i n.clu<le T l'1eS!e f 1 JUTC !3 - "1:o . K'.:H 2 , 248 2 , 603 2 , 6? 9 1,521,993 2,~47,~S7 2 , 654,816 Cor:i;;1orc!l.:;1l lfo . K1.t!I 349 1,00? , 865 1,566 ,99~ 389 t;1 3 1,899 , 343 t '1occ- i1ouocs ooeupi od la ~:hi t c 1.ount r.in • d - d i t i on b ut do not i nclude in!3t t1l l r:t1ono i n ?ourth A(kl:l. tion Dt it r �- 8 - is pl onned to tranofer all of these ~hen ins t cll &t1o nc Fr e complet ed . 0 to met er ed bneia nt one t i me 1 G n " t mp t ion h:...s increr ~~e d tr. such k.:.n e;;-tent tho.t volt.uge 1 r e::,t l t to r e, o n the ~ock $p r1nc; r. circuit &re ove r•loaucd·. •·;hile good c c n<li t l ons h:1vc b een r.if, 1ntoined it 1 r honed that l arger r egulntora c an b e obtained 0Pd i nst ~Jled l"c-~or-: the 1;e&~-<: oec con next Nl ntnr . Lowe bod l o#, vo ltr - c conditions oxiot on t he ~,e st Fl a t circuit due to vo 1 t f!~c drop on pr1oory circui'i; , ~n~: this 1-:111 be all evi otccl by trl,nr f cr of nrcccnt volta~e r o~vl1toro from the Rook Spri ngs circuit to t~l s circuit . fihe Light ancl .. o··er J)cr,~rtment h['.c1 o.n extremely busy yoc r d.uc to the l o.r gc volu:-.e of' oonotruction nork, in addition to l!1a1nten.:mce ::.nd C!)cr a tion of d1 ::-c1•ibu·;;1on cy ot e,n . A po~mr l ine wee coi:!Jtructnd to the :~cliv.noo m:ill , r ir1n3 for .:ilcotric gl e(lu1pment e nd lif'ht a t a ccelD'cor un,: rcT· uo.tcr pumping ato.tion, line extensi on to !;erv~ Fed.9ral ~oun1nc: proj ~ct , c. number of tranoformers 't;ore r ~J.oc.:J;ed !:.nd e.d<li t ionr.,1 t~"(: nr :fo:!'ocrs hung 'Co :1.mcrove vo] t~e cond1 tlon~, c.na r,19tcr~ 1not'.:lled in Fourth and :111 tc J lountn1n rc::<1, • connccta, di s conn,: ct !3 , nml :uaintenonce of liner. , h. :: befm a. hc.:.vy burden ~n Ct oo,,1e··h a•i; l i mit ed force. ft'ollos;.1i n--:; 1 r. ni:-:m·m the el ectric oncl'gy soJ d nn,:1. 1,..evenue °t Gr een ~1v~r, ,~~he received by sovrco9 r~r yet rs 1 045 V • o.nd )946 . - ... conooliclc tcd atntemc nt C'!f 1ncoi, c om.1 e;.ecmsco: �111111 - 9 - Af1lOliNT Re s i d e nt i al 1,053 , 477 40{~ 1 I 1 ,1,5 I _,._.v <',,;, 3 6 ,64 5 .69 (~ 39,091. 40 Rc c i dcnti £.l t:i t h hot uatcr hec.t i ng 197 , 85~ 225,606 4 , 265 . 96 4,766.38 CommeY'ci cl lighting 353 ,2?2 L.!:33 , 681 16 , 950 .26 20,981 . 82 Uor~n . .:· iet•.t i nr:; .. rt rc· i..: YOOu.:i.n g 22 , 432 6.q, , 830 689 .58 1 ,981 . 57·· Small pouer }2 7, 803 18 6 , 4 46 5 ,193 .53 7 , (,76 . 03 (}r a v e l uit 48 , 511 69,532 1 , 962 . 72 3 ,052 . 62 Church 1ig};lt :.ng 5 , 612 7,61.:2. 241 .86 330.91 2 , 505 ; 350 2 ,663 , 657 '19 , 343 .83 53,364.47 $trcet l :l;:•ht ins - · 137. 424 1~7 , ~z.11 ~, 7 34.. • 8 4 4,803.84 s , D~( ,11{ f 120 , 020 . 26 C-135 ,74A.04 Industrinl i. o 'tic1l '.:. , 4 51 • '73b ~945 Elect~io er10rgy sold K~iH f. t.rnJ. • 735 p Revenue r eceived fro□ sal o of energy 0 (~136, 699 .15 l-1i sc. Opernt1ng Revenuea Total Oper . R0venu00 -1~119. A47 . 58 ~136,699 !¼ Operut1ng Expenses : EncrBY purohaecd Other expenses (:12~,196.91 C1oe,se3.07 Total :exp . (:xel .of Ta:roo) (·148 , 165 .43 £!.3~ . 205 . ~5 2:,,969 ,6?, Net revenue (:Cxel .of 1razc0) $ 28 , 317.85 - 23 .,fi4l .~£1 t 3,493 . 90 Truce s ~ Uncoll . Billo 6, 944.22 6,070 .84 Uot ino!)me 35,262 .07 3, 076 .94 <>Revenue reoo1 ved aooc r..ot aer ee w1th thnt shol--'ll under st atement of energy sold and ~evenues r ooeived for reason adJuotment of discounts added back 1 0 not taken into account until following month . -- -- �.... - 10 It Nill be noted that '(-lhile there hno been a. very subst antial lncrense in energy aold, the net in.come results in a l oss o 1 'l hic i s due to the Uti.litiee Oompany purchasing power o.t t he ~~ock Springs power pl ant bus bar a.t (; .02 per KWH and dist:r>i but i.ng it to t he \-Jo.t e r Department a nd to the ,R ailroad at approx i matelJ/ ·~h e s ame price, making i t neceei;mz,y for the Util iti es Compnny to abaol?b line looses and discounts. Due to h eavy i ncreased d.oma.nd on the distribution oystom 1 t t.ia.o neceoso.r y t o rcurrange o number of tro.nsfomer>e and 1not o.11 nm; one s in CGr t oin looali t ies . A otudy has been me.de of vol tage conditions and i t ~111 be nec000ary to install largor pri maries and ooaondoriee i n some locations. Follou i ng i o sholm n oondenaed statement of income, for the tloter Departoent for the .o xpenoc s , ,.,.., 0~ ne•:-u ""eVe"'uca ,. ... <,"AU thz-e0 yeers ending D0oe□b0~ Sl, 1946: Uatc r• Sales UPRR Co. ?he Uf' Coe.l Co • Othera iiydrant Rentnlo Z-lioc . Rovenue Inco□e 6 Royal ty Totel Operating Revcnuca TotE'.ll Operating Gxpenoeo 0108,724.52 (;110, 278. 92 0 91,354.09 39,279 .95 31,985.10 23,693.66 122,278.90 136,816.34 ll6,590 .l8 ~,300.04 4,515.01. 4,330 .04 l.46 .67, 95.fl3 ('28A.,963.~9 60 . 64 C~53.45e .o7 (' I"} t l74,819.49 2J. 931. 7~, 20L167 .78 C133,ll6.10 \, 164, 889.8, Dopreoiation ~ Amortizction 12.726.49 Total Oper. Expenses , Dcp •n . t,146 0.d.2 59 t:; Amo rt ize.tion •!• • - ... • !Jet Oper . Rsv. , c';.xol u o1 ve (;107,612.48 of Taxes 1 53.,~73 .69 'liaxes & Uncoll. a11_.o Net lnoomc froc Oporat1ono ~ 54,338 .79 ( 271,A47,06 b l 94. , 977 , ?.7 (: 92,133 .18 16.093 .97 (! ?1 I 039 •21 t 76, 869 .79 41,681.87 ~~ 36 . 2 87 , 92 -- - - - ! �- ll - ';otol r ovcnuos hol d up very uell, ohot'Ting an 1norea.so deop!tc n r~ther l ur1:~c .• dcore ....~sc 1n t'ntcr furnished the Railroad. Incrcuso 1 n - axpensoc ~,nc duo to cxpcnd1tursa onumcroted under uunueunl F.xp€!1d1 turcon and to inn_ .......caae·'l u coat of' 11 Fuel 11 due t o ,.. .. ao ncu -cmll at Rclinnco Junction 1-ras pl acod 1n opo:rfl- tion on October 10, 1946. Th e t·mtol' io of crood. qual ity , no ohm-;n by the follouing cowpc.!'ioon Hitll 'i;hat proviouol y u ood : Gro1.no per Cnl lon Rn-, '-'~l c1u□ liJt!.rbonate 1-i'r~ntoa 3.7 Reu 2 .~ vcloluo ~ul1i1ato 32 . 3 uagncsiuo Dulpho.to 35 . 0 '!! . G 3.5 .8 17. 6 .G :-iydr ~lt C 0 , ..., Incl.. uot1ne Solido 71.0 fingnco1uo Ca.r~onntc--=- 3 .,1 C")r ... . n,,..., ~od1u□ Ohlorido ;;odiUt'.l Sulphat e 7 . <1 2.0 7.6 ~.o 4.0 96 . 0 96 .0 Tn1o t;ntcr oontn1n3 oo □o hydrogan oulf1dc uhioh hc.e. been recovod by aarntion. However, the resul ting oxic!.izn- t i on cauoed very finely c11vidcd 9ortiol eo o f tcrrio oxide !'Jh1ch coul d not be rc~ovod by fi ltrat i on . by the cdd1 t 1on of e Gl'!lall C!JOUnt Good oooe;ulation Pae obt.n1ned of l'l UO and the GOlido 1~er.1ovod by prec1p1tat 1on 1n ~cdiacntat1on tonk. tratar 1 8 bo1ng delivered . fa.c t o ry t-re.ter supply, A zooa olen~, pot~ble In o.d~1tion to securing a o~ro entis- t. great deal of eY.penne fo2· ohcm!ccl~ hag been elic1na.ted . 'i'he nei int l:~, 1•c-.· ,;Dter pumping pl ant , Acoclotor �I - 12 - I r~ I and aclditional f i l ter unit s 1-.rere pl a ced in ope r ation at Green Ri ver t.nd &r e operat i ng sati sf actorily. Pumpugc nt Green Ri ver <1ec1"'cnsed somewho.t due to deol'.'c~sc i n volume of uat er f tl.r n:l. ohed ro..ilroud. to Roclr. Gpring s inor e usecl. 25,550, 000 g allons. However, pumpage Pumpage for the mont h o f J uly v an th0- h i ghest on r ecor•a. , 14:?,605,000 gallon s , exoluGi-u-e o f \'rm.tey, used i n oludg ine; s 0diment ntion tanks and back t,100hing f 11 t e r s. Distribution of pump~go f or the year 1946 as compared ·u i t h 194,5 la shmm belou : 1945 £.r_,ee n Ri ~.re!' Uni on Pacific P.nilrond J c . Otherc; Roek Spring,:; Union Pacif ic Rcll road Co o Other s 'I:oto.lo from G. R. 1.'l nnt 932,116,~60 192,096,560 96 ,621,233 308 9 6~0 . ?67 846,676,010 211,619,990 70,033,252 360,776,748 1,529 D472 ,QQQ 1,488,006,QQQ Rnlinnca 27,953,947 16,445,386 3,41,8,690 47,817,922 '1.'he Union Po.cif:lc Ooul Co o Elt unsbury E- Plane Total - Reliance Fl oat Grand Total 30,673,987 17,698, 350 2.534h3,l 0 50,906 , 64"7 1,677,289, 9221, 638 , 911, 647 Inatol latl!.on of f1dditiono.l 12-inch 11n0 bat ~men Green River and Rook Spri ngs all eviated conditions at Rock Springs, enablin~ us to fu_v>ni □h an cdd1t1onn1 500,000 g allono er day , mo.1ntri1n1nr; tho oc.rno line preosure. A 1 0.r go numbD::."' of pipe 11nc brcalrn -.;-1crc oxperi e noed on tronam1ss1on Deina en1 d1etribut1on oyotem . Of t hose 72 �- 13 - roquirccl un0 o? pipo olocveo, in add~t1on t o t1hioh t horo tmr e n n\Jmbcr o f joint leaks Nh1ch have uct boe1, oonoidcr--ad . .? 0 5 A numbor Eorc rocont Ql,eaks l?Ofl oct oxtro□c co!'rooivc cond1tiono, largo holcG bo1n£; onton throuch pipe end in t t-:-o inotanoos throue.h botto□ of go.to Vol.van . Thi s being true , it 10 probubl o tha.t on incz-oo.oing nuobor of br-ca!rn may bo tmt1oipatoa.. LQying of' all pi-pc l!nec oho-•'fl t.mcler- "Capitol Cxpondi11 turco ond 11 Unuouol Iion- Gopi tcl i:t!')cnditu!'co11 , toe;ethcr lritb 1notnll otion of rc.tc-o?- flou o~mtrollm... ~ 011 f'iltcz-o, largo numbov of' pipcl!ne bronke cu'lu. ot ho:..., □ioccl!.aneouo i•-ol.,k .1n connection u!th conot1"tlction progTn:i o.nu reeular opcra.tiono pleccd a henvy btL·:'.:on on our foroco. The laboi, ui tuat1on eaoed comcuha.t but uc i:cr-o handioopped by ohortage of C:q)Cr!cnoccl men . •:uoh :,;,aooins to be done dux-1 ng 194? . tion~ -...OCA ,• ._~pr i n~ ..,c , ~t 4 lo Fourth Addi- •A J to o.xcovc.tc and inoto.ll .,~11 bo neocoaar~ □ctcv boxoo in a large nu:ibo~ of looationc !n addition to pipe t:o~k 1nvol vcd 1n 1notol11113 Qetcro . Respectfully oubmittcd, Originrl Si::-n!'•J L N. -~AYLESS � https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/4bfcefe505a1c622ed59fe7cf6d0b37b.pdf 9604c059c80f3f767fb61578dbce98c2 PDF Text Text YCAR l 9 4 5 �t / 200-41 I bcr, to subni t horc;;ith o reoume of the c.otivitieA of tho ~,uthcr-n ~:yo□il1f;' U"i.iili t:lcG C:nr.ipnny, el ect1,10 a.ncl uo.ter oorvioc, f 0 1., t!:e eel cndo_ ycr..r 1915 : l~noJt f -r:,.\11 -~11 '11'".1'1 r~ on ·.-·l:rc!mr;e r,~J ~notoll' four f>O- X1!A tronoforL1aro, ?."-.2'J/2~.'1/1.?,C v-,1 "i::, c1ngl e p!~eoe { 1,421.47 G;."oen !' 1.,v~r ..avtclon f'urchaoe :X)nn" pl ant and ci1 st ribut1.on oyot era of t;tah no:·o!' & L1(.'ht Cocp v.ny at Gr een R1 vcr; conotruct 1(.6 wilcc; of ;:- p!:to.Gc 33 KV . t rQnso1 ss1on l ino , 2/o Ji.. C. S. H. 1:-ire, H- frame, t:1tl1 ?. ot eel otat 1c P!rco, 01,~ 83c RVA trcncfol",.:icrs, ~~ cteel eubotetiono ,:1th neccooary ou1 t cheo, 3 cutocmt 1c r e- cloocro - 19~5 cx~cnd1tures 22 ,162 . 52 ?otcl e:·pencl1turos, 1944-19'16 , ;;t:.G, ?~B . :2 ";'..etirc pot:-cr plant , 1nclud1n,; boi:!.c!'i: , r;cnerator:.1, tv.rb1no e, pUIJpo, moto r s. and othcn.... cct'li-r,- c~nt 179 , 153.95 l.'oter ,Dr,"}:u•tmcnt ~5,127.18 �I - 2 2/19/46 Rock Snrini;;,n Div:l.aion (Oont 1 c'l. ) Lay 650' S. H. 8 11 C.I. ·oipe in !Jwunn Street under r ailroo.d traclts to 8 11 main vicinity of l"OUndhouse (; 2,144.43 Lay "277' C. I. nipe 4 11 on McKeehan Avenu e , ren_l ao-_ ll , • • • ·l _ng .., 414. 91 ,; . J.. . -pipe Lny 600 1 4l1 C. I. pi pe on Si xth Street from intersection of II NI' t o intcrocction of Pearl Street, replncing 2 11 \J . I. pi.po 703.7'1 Rc ·'.)laoe one l ~a ton truck 1,371.61 urchnso one} ton automobile truck 1 ,150.28 Qraen River Divinion Furohasc and install 5 0 000,000- gallon daily capacity clorifyi ng appnrutuo ·u 1~ch chemical feeding equipment, olun otorehouse, e:xtenaion to filter pl ant and t t10 additional filter unito - 1945 expenditures Conot!'uct neu rt::.-r tmtGX' suppl y uorks , 1nolud1ng intake, pump house , 1nota11 remote controlled pumpa and l uy t wo lGu lines from pump house to existing faci 11ticc - 1945 expenditures 772.56 8,873.69 Relinnoe Drill and on.Ge ~wll 12 11 diameter, purch ase and inat all au'b□ereiblo pt.!IQp, extend exi sting pipe , p o11e1" and aignal linoo - 1945 expendi tures Due to inability to Geouro ouff1o1ent mator1ol ond l nbor, ue i1ere unabl e to complete these three projeots durinB tho year, but expeot to huvo them completed e~r1y 1n 19~6. Llgh,t t.; Pm-rer Denartment t!n,uoual Expend1tureA Rock Spring□ Divi i;.-::ton AdditiQnul metero inotoll0d during t h e year were as follm·rn : 3 16 - 15 Aran. 1 Phase Uir0 Phaeo 1 Amp . 13 - 16 \i1re ,,e. 143.62 q 107.90 251.42 I') ~ ,,, ~ ri r ansformere 1nst olled to am~11fy {lerv1oe and r epl ace trtin.aformers d&mageµ by lightning, und charged �- 3 I-1r. G. F. Anhby 2/19/46 ·to o,..,~_erat_1 ons, 'tlei"e as fo llm·rn : ~ l - 10 KVA 13,200/240/120 volt l ... 15 KVA 13,200/240/120 11 l - 15 KVA 11 2,~00/240/120 219 . 64 259.08 162.86 641 . 58 (; Line extension at Point of Rocke to serve filling stcti on, cnbin oemp end rail road employee ; 10 poles , uiro, hnrdHare , eto . 468.52 Install 5 mldi ti.ono.1 otx>cot lights in No. ~ u~eo. roqueotcd by city; 6 pol es , 5 bro.okets , uire, G~C . Green Rtver Division Additional motors ins t nllod: 360.81 17.94 21 .34 39.28 1 - 15 Arre . 1 -phase - 240 vol t 3 wire 1 - 1,5 A□p . Z: 1:,1! ~ so - 240 volt Additionnl tr2ncformoro inotalled to runplify service and replecc trnnaforraere damaged by lightning, and chQrgod to operations:' 177.12 477.02 654.14 2 - 5 KV~ - 2~00/ 240/120 volt 3 - 16 KVA - 2400/240/120 11 . 24 nolea, 40 feet long, 1notalled 1944 nceount street 11idening and puv1ng program; charge fo r pole s not r8ceived until 1946 t-Jatchmcn 2t old -co~rer plant ., 376.48 3 ,863.30 (T:i:,1s cxpenoc hs.G been reduoed to t l , 800 nor year ond ,-1111 be elimin ated as soon as old pli:mt i s dioooned of . Large runount of material for 1morovGments at water 'Pl nnt stored at pot-;er pl ant until rc~u1red) Ho.tor Department Convert ol d oteam- driven rat•r ,;·r ater t:iumpc to el ectric- driven r,umps ; vertical stcnr1 enginea uorn out, one OOl'!lpl et ely ureoked (. 1,186.26 Mctero installed during 1946: ••5 • 5/8 11 r-: rae'tero, 288.76 ,....__ �I' / - 4 - Br · G• Ji'. Ashby 2/19/46 Incr ePocd olum usca. in congulnt1on at Green Ri v e1" due to inor(3ascd volume of t,1ater and ex- cessi ve turbidity 965.96 i:ncr eased lime nnd 0odo. anh uocd ot Reliance account increased volume of Pa·cer; al so an increc ce i n quantjty of cho~i cal required to produce ti a'i:;er of moot sritisf nctory auul1ty poer:i blo U.Ylder O(ind i ti.on□ • •• 2,439 . 82 _Inotnll 0m0reen cy PUD'')ine; equipment, Green River and ea.st of Kruido. 12,116.01 The f ollo 1ing l oo. condensed st atement of i ncome , exncnnca , and n e'ti !'Ovenuos of t he L i ght Department (exclusive of' l~c r chc.n d i so Dcpa.rtoent) for tho fo ur yeo.rs ending December 31, 1945: ~ 1 U)tt.2 1943 1944 13 . ~~;, , oua 13.399,918 13 ,944 .407 Revenue Rece i ved -{'358 ,866 .91 Sol e of Energy ('36~, 973 . 38 ~ .., El co. r,nergy Sol d , K.:H !~i SC . Operc."cing Revenues Total Opero.ting Revenues Bill s net Income C:s79,964.16 0372,245.28 5. 20 - 4.40 364,986. 6A, t~ ~79 • 9 69 .36 ('372,g49 .ss C293,335.10 34,678.08 {$30~, 798 . 64 43.169 .30 ('287,167.04 46.176.62 t328 ,0l3 .18 C347.967. 94 H332.333.§6 (' (', \, 36,972.'10 (, ,, 32,001 .41 l\ 19.6~0.91 .. 13,553 . 24 20,264.36 '~; 16,718.04 ·' 13,828 . 30 f 358 . A70 , 31 0Der.Expenseo : Energy Purcil ' d . '289 ,116.96 36. 669 . 20 Other Expen0c a Total Expen000 , ~· 325 . 686 .16 Exel.of 'faxes Net Revenue, Exol.of Taxeo \• 33,184. 15 Tax & lJncoJ.1. 12.?.0 3 . 40 13,222.234 1', 18,173.11 \ 39,916.02 10,908.67 ..,f. 29, 007.35 ' �_J - 5 Mr . G. F . ./\zhby 2/19/46 The ::following statemr?nt reflects gross 1noome by sources: ~ lC . l-' ,1 • 1943 H. 1944 -1946 1 . Reol dential SGr-vic0 1,917, 970 2,045 ,362 2,195, 827 2 • 34:'I, 437 2 . Co!Il2)er oi al Li ght 1, 268, 536 1,289,795 1,402,426 1,566,994 3 . Oo !i:.me x•c i @l Appl13noe 277 ,175 266,463 266,568 266,088 4. Soull 1'o wey, • 5. Si gns 6. Ho £:mi -~al ? . Lor .;e 'FmrnJ.:" 8 . Sout h Super ior 834,069 66, 103 1 49,33'7 136,779 6,310,210 7,107 ,495 234,300 220,500 366 ,'800 360 , 100 121 ,28). 153.,695 196.342 306. J.79 13, 290 , 068 13, 399 ,918 13,944,407 13,222, 23~ 705,152 81 ,956 109 ,158 8 , 229 , 630 234 , 300 348 , 000 9 . Ut ~eot Li ghting 10 . Rurel 1 l ota.l '738,839 778,166 63,071 1~2,093 8 ,130,620 216,000 354 , 000 65,931 Gro s s Revenue Reoetved 1942 1943 1944 lii§. Per KWH 1945 1 . Hes l d8nt1nl Service( f74 ~ 382 . 44C 77,850. 32~; 81,400. 94t 86,486. Ol$JI5642 ~8 , 059.56 48,310 . 88 53, 007.03 68,443.24 J)3730 2 . Com□e rci sl Light 6,702.64 6,?16.16 6 ,488 .60 .0263-4 3 . Oo!:'aor cin.1 An 1)li£u1c0 7 , 018.42 31 , 385 . 65 33, Gll .33 34,827.72 36,937.41 .D4309 4 . Smull t>m-rer • ~ 3 , 321.52 2 , 699.26 2,830 .10 2,773.26.04195 5. f,igns 3,111.01 4,209.89 4,278.82 3,849.96.02815 6 . Bo s"\?1 to.l 167,456.11166,110 . 52,169 ,582.ll 14?, 787.49.02079 7 . Lnrge Fo1·m!' 8,269.29 7,592.38 7,761.08 8,235.62 .03515 8. South Superior 11,071 ."08 11,071.08 11, 103.83 ll, 237.12JJ30M 9. Street Li ghting 4.791.83 6,915 .09 8,456 , 36 12,007,68.03922 10. Rural ( 358,066. 91C:3s4 , 07~.. 39(;:379, 954 .15e 372,245. 2ee.02a16 Tota.1 I t u ill be noted that while the:t"e h as boen a reduot1on in g ross revenue , co□pured ~:ith 1944, of ('•'.· 7,709. 6 7• ·the re i:1D.s o. reduction 1n ~nergy p u~ohnscd o~ ~17,641 .60. Thts 1s due to reduction in energy sol d to commercio.1 coEll companies of 1,202,725 rr;:-:-1, vJhich ie sold at a very clo se ma rgin, a nd o. aubotantial inorensc l n ene:::,•ITT"· sol d for "Residential ;3.~rvice 11 , 11 Commcro:tal L1ght1ng more profit r:blo . 11 Ruro.1 5 crv100 11 , 11 anf:l 1 :hioh 11 Hur~l ~.h rvioe 11 wh1~h 1s covers ener gy distributed on line to ai rpor t £n1 A.T .& T. Co . stutiono c~et of R0ok ~nr1ngs and to �?-!:J 6 l1r • G. F . J\shby 2/19/46 Feder al Housing :9roject nt Sun_.e rto.,., - ~ "'hoT••s ~ " a very oubstantial 1ncreuoe for two reasons: first.• th~~ Fed.er ~ol Houoing project at 8uper•icr dic1 n°·c co~mence tnl~inp; pm-rer until July, 1944, and uas not fully o _oer-.: ti ve fo r· some u1on'i':hs " •. Se cond , e.ddi tional consUL1ers at Point of Rocks are noi:-: be i ng supplied 111 th po~1er, having been connected in :Jay , 1945. 7he follotiing ccmpn1.,ison ind icates the incrcmse 1~ number ~f c;nsvmcrs GGrved and energy furnished during the years 1935 , 1940, and 1945 . Residcmt1 a i 1935 19~0 1945 2 , 0?8 2 , 21!8 2,503 Numb0~ of Consumers Domestic Ann1iances Commercial Commercial Lie;ht A-opl1anoe s Rural 67 66 13 451 349 589 - K . U.H. Furnished - 1936 1940 1945 1,130,072 1, 521,993 458,258 2,3~7,437 1,007,865 1,566,994: 256 ,259 256,088 306,179 Fi g ure o for 1935 under 11 Re s1dent1a.l " inoluded "Commeroial " service . A::,olicnoo 1!.10tGrs nere clupl1octe inot~.lle.tions aerv1ng s crno consumer; hence , there has been an inorcnoe from 1935 to 1946 of 837 con0uocro, 40 percent, although en inorcnce nf only 432 cetera. :1eotrio energy furni shed resi dent1.al 0.nd. cornr.1eroi al con- sumers has i ncreased froG 1,580,930 K,:H 1~1 HJ'.35 to 4 ,170,619 r.'·=H 1n 1946, an increuco of 162 ueroent. One t,...i:..,sf0rraor on the ai ri:>ort lino tro.:J struck by l i ghtn- ing, i n addit i on to --h1oh t 1:"10 1'0l ea on line near ~uper1or Junction �7 2/19/46 uere h.~-~ ....\, nn a b au ~,1 y damnged. Automatic r e closer s ·1nstalled Qt ,1unction 0f oir-n_~ort ..md A. T. c.:.;r. '1·. Com"' _.., any lines h ave -proven v er :f . C~unter indicates they have op ened a l a r g e numb6r of S t1CCH.'S9fl11. ti me e , h•01.1b1 e ~m:.rinr; c1C f:.Y'~d 1·1heri they r e clo se . Th i s has elimi - no.tea. oute~es 2.t -.,ower -ola nt a~d necess:1 ty of riding l i nes to 100£1.tc i~rn· 'bie uhich is no n- ex l s 'Gen'i':. Ne1..r trnnsforIJer r e.elm '\Iere b uilt on Fift h Gtreet f or in s-Ga11ution 0f 50 KVJ\ trrneforraers . The 37.5 KVA trl:l.n sformers t a ken down have b-:1en clcai"led up and h ave h aa oil chan~ed and u 111 be uced on Fourth Street uh0rc load i s increasing s teadily. Ou1"' forc e ~ canotructec1 l i n e in"to.1rn, bu:i.1t l\ to pump house at the neu tr.'.1:'.lBformer 1...ack, e.nd ins t a lled transformers w1 th neceseary lightni nr.; nrres'ters., cut-out s , etc. He al so constructed di s t ri but i on s~rst00, stree:t lip;hting circuit and r a~-, eerv1oes for 60 ndditional houses ~t Gt anabury . Gener~lly ap2aki ng, our ~i str1buti on syst em is in good oondi tion . ·:c:: have cmi t G a l e.r ge numbe r of ~;oodcm cut-out boxes s till i n uoe Fhich shouJd be replaced. These br,xes oollcot aome dirt and mo19ture inaide which causes them to aro a or ose and fire . r.:h .,..,.,.,.,..,J at,,..ee ts t·:rhere eec ondnri es nr'e too am.£.J 1 !lnd ~r,111 1· er e ar e s~h.- r..:.. 1:·• ·. ... h ave t o be replaced . Continued e;rou th i n l oe,a. h!'!" tmccd the voltage r eguln.tors t o a point vhcre it will soon be ·n!.?cce~ury t o ae oure an a.del i tiono.1 reFgulntor c.na di vidc the l ontl on Rock Spring s o1rou1t. It rn1~ht be adv1e;:ibl,z t n c i ve cono1der nti m1 to 1n1:1t nllnt1on of a �1. I 2/19/46 l3, 000 volt sub-sto.tion &t oome centrL =,1 location, as our load 1G b (~ comtn"" very hr.tu"VY for t ransmi s □ i on a t 2300 volts . ,., Ti'ol10·1~•1F?• is st-. r>-··11 'G,..._ ,~ 'l :l.. e1 cc t rlc energy sold and revenue f icrures h eve not been sr..o···n ,"..-!, r,,,.,.~ o:"~r!'lted t J".••1 Ei or .,_ on J.y Lour ~ ~~ . ope~~Y monthc durins 194A . Amount Reeidentin1 Resiuentie.l ,,1th hot r1ate r h~!lt1ne; 1,063,477 (~ 36, 645 . 69 197,864 4,265 .96 16,950.26 689.58 5,193.53 ' 1,962. 72 241.86 49,343. 83 Co:=iraerc1c.l Lip;htinq 353 , 272 Ooom . rteating w Cooking 22,432 Small Pm;er 127,803 Gre:.vcl iit 48,511 Cri.urch Li ~hting 6,612 I niuotri al Z, 506,350 Street Lir-hting 137, 424 4,451, 735 4, 734 .84 ~ 120,028.26 One -prlmary burnt doun due to heuvy sl eet ca using large tree l)1"anoheo to cor.1e doun on top or lince, forcing primaries and seoondari ea together. Consi derabl e t,ork. he e been done in Green River rebu!lu ing some 11nea ancl tr1mm1nr; treco. Ne have e.lao installed cui te e. number of lightning a rre cter c; r\s a good deal of trouble ie ex!)cr1enc0d fr-om this oource and. there ore but :rou arrestors on l 1nes. 1'!-iel"'3 are al so a number of old plu(?: tync cutouts llhioh are hii:shl Y dongo1"oua and --;hioh shoul d. be rcplt-.ced . :.iome of these have been reolaccd ;-·hen 11lle :·Iork ha1.:1 been uone . 5 0 ,,e t!10ught t-1as gi ven to install a tion of aynohronoua motors at 1:mtcr )UlD.:.)ing ol ant to i mprovo po 1er factor on Rook S'Orlnge- Green Fa ver 11n... . Ho1 ever, study 1ndloates thnt same or greater �- 9 - • . G. '<' ·,r •• 2/19/46 correction r.1ny ba obtc.1ned by U"'e "f ~ ,, capao1tors at less cost. r ower factor st udie 8 ~-111 b_e mo.de on three main c1rcu1 t s at Green Ri ver to dete:rrnir.e Jus t ··hr..t c:n be clone in this regard. ,10,tor. Dcnm..tment P.ollouing i s shown o. condensed statement of income, expeneea, and net rovenueo for 'i.ihe Hater Department for the four years ending Decembe~ 31 , 19~6 : Ho.tor So.l ee {-1. U.P . R. R. Co . ':'he U. 1-: . Coul Co . u2,307.02 (3106, 087 . 70 ~108,724 .62 (~llQ, 278. 92 22 , 496.65 23 ,693 .66 31,986.10 110,(4:2 . 32 114:,868 .24 116,590.18 122 ,278.90 4,195 . 04 4 , 220.04 4 ,300.04 4,316.04 ("l 18,720.83 Others Hydro.nt Rental s 1-ii sc . Revenue , Xncomc ~ Royalty Total Opara.t ing - - --=1:..:.•..:.~.;;::;.6 _ _____,5=8:..:.•... 3=1 ---=1:::.::4:..!::6~,.l6,_7 :::: _ _ --i,9;,.:::5;.z.,,¥8~ 3 ' 210,666 . 67 ~-24"? ,_730. 94 C253. 455 . 07 C2sa. 963. 79 Revenues '1 ot al Operating Ex-oenses 1 C 96,950 . aa C114,663.92 01a3, 116.10 ~164 ,aa0.07 De"Orec1o.tion u 18,160.87 18, 629.05 12,726.49 21 .9~1.74 Amortization Total Oper ating Expen ses, Depr'n. 0J.JiJ.J6,66 (;1:;s, 292 .97 t,146.a42.69 e:1zs,s20.s1 & Amortization Net Opernting Revenue Exoluoive Cl00,560.12 !'114,'!:317. 97 ( 107,612 .49 i,\' 92,133.18 of taxco Taxes & Uncoll . 53.270 ,69 o3 . 265,4r 57.P.96 , 37 15.093.97 Bills Net Income fro□ ,. ('. (' G~ . 338 ,79 (' > 77,0~2.g~ 47.g8j.7l, ,. 57,14 1.60 Operations I Rovenue!l held up very l'mll, sho,:1ng on inorease over 1944 . C.uantity of ,·ater furnished The Uni on Pno1f ic Coal Company 1noreaeed due to add1 tional 'imter used at 1"ower !=)l unt end 1noreascd consumption at Stansbury. i·ater furnished II Othero" nl oo 1norenc;ed subs t antially. �- 10 !-ir. G. P . Ashby 2/19/46 The l nr ge increase nt Stansbury i o no doubt due t o construction of d a di t i onul modern hous e s ; monthly consumption now near l y equal to that nt Reliance. An a matter of information, cost of operation of Rel i ance 1·•0.ter pl ani for year 1945 and revenues recei ved f r om aale of t·1a.t e:r, are sho,;;.-n bel ot·1: ~ Chemi osl a ~ 7,271.9 6 El ectric energy 5,384 .00 ~abor 4 , 650.39 Repai rs & Supplies - -=1= 9=1~.d--9= t l?,497. 83 Revenue 15 ,156. 64 . Loo □ {~ 2 , 342 .19 I t u ill be aeen t ha t thi s pl ant lm s op~r at ed at a loss, e xcluei ve of depreci 3.tiol'l and. t axes. tie should be able to make a s ubstanti al eavinq; i n chemicul s 't·rhen th0 nm·.' .,•.rol l is pl aoed in opera- tion, but this t·1ill be partial l y offset by increnoed quantity of ·energJ required for pumping . For pu.r po aeo of compari son o. check of water u sers at Rook Spr1ngo hac boen no.de f or t h e same period a.a ohoun for el ectric ene rgy u ith the foll ouing results : Number of 1936 1940 1945 Con oumerr:; Gnl lons l , ?82 2 ,086 2 , 295 245 ,720 , 000 241,260,000 405 , 260,000 Number of consumers 1936 t o 1946 have increased 28 .8 percent a nd ~·c..t0r furn1ched 64 . 9 per cent . �- 11 Mro Go lr'O Ashby 2/19/46 l?rino1pal increases in expenoes ,;Je r e due to items enume1?0.ted separately, •uith the e.ddi tion of fuel, t·rhich inoree.eed due io incF>ef.loe in volume of urxiier handled, 1ncreasod co at of conl , and to increased uoe of el ectric energyo Pum-pnge ,·1a0 extPerr10ly heavy, exceeding all previouo recorde o During the year 1945 Green River Station.pumped 1J)529 D472o000 gallons of' unto:r, of whi ch 830,472,000 gallon0 ,1ere pur:1ped by both high o.nd lo't-r lift pumps. These figure □ oover water hr..ndled in diatx-ibution system and do not include ua'ter used fol"' oludfsi flCT 0edimentat1on tanks or baok-t10.sh1ng 1 ?iltero, ra:t·i uator being ueod in the first 1natanoe and filtered t1nter in the latte~o ru1 During July , ~e pumped 144,237,000 gallons, average of ~ 0 652 0 800 gallons per d~v. Di stri'rr'~tion of pumpage for the year 1945 compared with 1941 io shmm belou: I ,l I Green R1vexUn1on Pacific Railroad Co. Othero Ro clt Snrings 1944 867,522,038 204,560,962 1945 932,115,450 192,096,560 96,621,233 106,800.960 Union Pacific Rnil~ond Co. 308,638,767 274.219,040 Others Total from Green River Plant 1;453,103,000 1,529,472,000 . Reliance The Uni on Puo1f1o Coul Co. St anobury E-Plane Total from Rel i ance Plant 29,696 , 492 3,266,880 5_, 080,-860 38,044,232 27 ,.9 63,947 16,445,385 3 . 418,690 47,817,922 1 0 491,147,232 l,677,289,922. Grand Total During Jul y, the maximum pumpage on the Rook Springs line did not meet dail y requirements, uith the result that we �-1 I I I ... 12 - 2/19/46 -v70 x-e looing some t1ater f r om our r ather limited storage da ily 0 To nllev1otc thio condi tion 0 on emergency pumping- station Hae con8tructed eust of Kanda, and a l arger capacity el ectric pump inetnllecl in the Green Rive1,. Station. Rains l essoned the demand fo:r> °\·1ci.tez, 1·1ith-_1.n u" eho""~making the ~~ -;._1n1,:-, ~ v 0 the □iduo.y sto.t:lon mmec0soury. • con~inued operation of '!·he elec·tX>i o pump at Green River huo been uoed to good o.dvantnge ns i'Ge use has relieved our oteom requironento very 1Juterinlly. Numerous pipe line breaks ,-,ere experienced during the yeo.r, 17 oocurri1.1g b€l'tjUeen Green River and 3ock Springo , two on the line to Bloirtm;n resel"Voir, 20 on the Rock Springs d1str1bu.. tion syotem~ and 't1·0 en the Green River d1etribut1on system. Joint l enko have not been connidered, those enumerated necees1tat1ng use of pipe sleeves to nako repai rs. There were no 1nterrupt1one, ex- cept to smell nrens, due to brenks in the distribution systems. b very l arge omount of uork remains to be done in connection t·:i th the 19<.S ccnotruct~on program~ instcllinc; new intake, raw t10.tor pump£, o.ccelntor end two odc11t1ono.l filters. Installa- tion of electrical equi pment, filter piping, and connections to existing l inen trill cause a very subottmtiE.tl amount of wo1•k :for our rather limited force. In addition to the foregoingJ the s~le of Co9l Com~any houses will call for~ veey large anou.~t of l abor and material installing metm."o . 'Thi o i s particu.le.rly truo of n::-tcr me.tors as the great er nnrt of thec0 houses do not have busc:HrGnto o.nd it w111 be ~ -------------- �I '( 1. - 13 - Nr . G. J? . Ashby 2/19/46 nocessory to excavate and construct meter boxes, cut pipe, install valves and meter s. I t uill me.ke a. further increase of 165 light and ,1uior meters t o be read ~ bills prepared, collected and nocounted for ca.eh month . It should , ho\1evc-r, i ncrease r even~10s and at t h e same ti~c have a salut ary effect on ~~nsumption of both el ectri c energy and ~-raterD u□e of t-rhich ho..G been Hasteful due to flat rn.t es. It i 0 to be hoped ·chat oaat iI_'on pi pe oan be obt2ine d and inoto.llcd b0.ttreen Rook G-orings and Gr e en River early in the year so that 1 t 11111 not be · necessai->y to oper e.t e mid-i·ray station . The l abor situation has been end still remains very difficult . Fore!Jen in bo th departments h ave h ad to do a large amount of t•.rork tilth inadequc.te hel p and e.r e to be commended on resulte obtai ned. Rer:rpect f ully ' submitted, Od::inr.l fii~::1~<1 1. N. BAYLESS �YEAR J. V. 4 �200- 41 the ,x m vner-p ;yon i ng •11.tll l'i';:i.ca Car.many, electric una _u ut or se!'vioo, ,. oi n_.;'l'O"'_,n:i."'o<l ,,._,y· :., ... t✓<.-, j,I ~ t• U 0 E O 'C'!,1.,.11ng' I ,./f..:J. Gener.el donotr-uc',:; &ppr o~1noicly 1,000 feet of 2-, 300 volt r.r itmr-y , 2 ~635 l oot noo~ndnry entl 1 0 200 feot atreet l!3htin:; ciroui t 0 toe;ether t:ith neco~oucy trnnsf orwc x>oo Colony l.clfiltion (X1101m1co l974.38 c:x-- pcndot! 1943) 3, 194 .16 r urohr>.ac r,:::n~cr> "'.>lant nnd diotrilmtion oysto□ of Utcil 1 ou cr C: Light Cot:1"9t;ny at Croon Riv0r; ccmstruot 1{.6 miloc of 3-DhQDOr 3J KV trnnoraisoion line, 2/0 A.0 0 . . t•ircp a:.?rcmc ,;11th 2 oteel □to.tic uiren, oil'r 833 :~VA trcnofor□er·o O 2 Gtool oub- ctntions ui th nccocGE'-Y,Y c~·itchec, 3 o.t1toontie circuit 1•cc1ocG1.""'o ('324 , 096 .60 0 ~o fu,gk Sn:rj .n,.,·o Luy 174 ::'c Jt of 2°, 1362 feet of 4 11 1 r-n<l t1 ~ ceo fept of 6'1 C. l. uato r rno:in, inotv.11 rcu.1... ~ 11 firo hydrcnt~, nurchne0 site for ~tl8~ hn~o:; conotr~ot 10 x 10 brick building nnu :lnotnll t ; ·o ? 1: H u~ntr1fucnl n-:.11:ne (Includeo < 1.,2~1.07 c,::pcn1cci 19~3) $ 11,173.41 . r, . R~linneg, -r-·u11 cl10.~e and 1-nstnll thra_ ccntrifu!;nl p 11,n __ n to oc,..ve 8 - lone and EtEm~;bury - 0120 ~6 HP t o r .. --, nd. 2 ,177.00 �- 2 - 4/25/45 L;teh t_rucl 71o~rnx, DnnArtmen.t . Ad.di "i;icnc.1 mi.'ters ins ·t0ll od. uuz•ing tho yei:i!' t-1cre as fo1 - 1 0~ 1 n: 15 82 2 15 f.r,n . 1 :"'nnsc 2 .,i~e I• ti u 3 I! (I ll 1 - ' 2 ,;" 5 2 - 16 :! ~25 I! ,.... <.) II II tl ::'!~\ 1::-000/ 230/115 volt fl ti {l ~300/2c0/ll5 1/ ll ti tl t1 II II 11 " ~. 123 o~5 732008' 4·2 c7G t899 o09 ( 172.04: 97.16 324:.20 2;}.8.54 t-811.94 ·1 C,l'°' 25 K'.."1\ trcncforncr ·n10 uoccl to z>cmlace ona uor-n out - bcl 1:mce u cr·e ~'.:'.di 'tione..1 tronafo:r-i:H.n:•o· installed to no.1nta1n '7oltaee . . f:b] ocr.ts ·'ortion of lino to t·Jat er softonoz> G;;-aon R! VO!' - . ti•'.."l~Cl m,J.cr .r.w.in linen U:-'f-111, nooaG.i tD.tcd 'i:;-7 enl argement •of l"ound houao - (194~ (' 2,518.76 m~pcm.21 turcs} Rsoonrr:;?:uct v>elve houses around sed1ocnt.'.".ti,:,n t un:{.r, due t~ having r~tted m1t 1,342 .ms H~clcir.1 a11 co ::J'2i iron pi:9c in coi.mecti-:-n ~ 11 t:1. •. :)I',..: " 0 "" -,e~ "''O O Vr;9 ~ _. .._ •• Cncrr.tin ,· expP-nae c:1rJ::"gO acoou!'lt r.,ctire.Jcnt !Jf o►-1 r..!=.in ..: • or:t Ord.er ! -, . 59 - - - - - ----- - 3 ,430.00 �- 3 - f73o65 1,268.70 ••(Joi I?: 76 ned.i tion~l :ncter8 :rcqulrea. account ne.. :- ~o tt:.1ing T)i..'o .1 C?Ct • ) ni p-:..,.,a1; riv .:.:r bank nt Gpoen Ri >1c3..-, int::1!w '-i;o :'ey.wir ck~J';G0 to eebonkncn'c C.'.:1usi<?d by hce::vy ice .:'lo'i~ A vgry c~nsiu.er•t:.blc o.nount of heavy concr>atc rn,1. rnbb:1 c i•.10.n ni.Yi:ic.inod fr.~m r-ound hot~so i·~th~ut cost o 6?'7 .13 'l'hc follm:ins is 2 condoii.oed c;to.tomGnt of income t expc?1scs , .:-n.: n::t ri:Vc1"luc:::- of the L~1-:;ht ncmn:r-t:r;e_n t ( excl usive of iierchnnc.ioe !1..:.'l"'Ct'tr:!Cnt) fo :'.' ·chr-- four ye2-ro end.inf) December 31, 1944 : ~: lGo . t:!1er'{3.;,' ...:,• ... .:ol'.'.1, hi•! ~ 19<:'· 3 :'uv GPi, ~ 0 1,:7 ).;') p,,2 9,i~ 058 ).0.:,,099 . 91 9 ~1329 0 9910 ?1 l 358 ,8€6.01 (°364g973 .38 (~379, 954 .16 1n ft 31 :Z.40 ' •;:r.:.-.. ('(1() 0() ) ~ ;...e ~> f 368 , f'?O., ~l. Rev::mue :1oceivc-0., ~Dle of .r.,nC !'fY !.ioo. 01')3~~t:.n3 Revenues 'fotc.1 Onerc.tin~ novcnucc C-oer . ..Yo~nn.--~: G:icrgy r-urch. Cthc-F Cxpcnr.JeS . 1,.942 19<,l. ; x" • .\.. -0 1944 19u:~O 13 .9<!:,4, 407 s.go ; ;":fV. ~?.flfl,,l',5fl r;178, ~69 ,A':·§ ~2<:7 II 719 e4:9 ::'f.: . AOp ft 4.iq 'fo t i:-1 C;-,:,oncctJ ~xol . of ~~7-00,_ __ _ __ .r "' Il ;; ~ ~et l .i1CO!.. ., 26,289 .73 ~6 91"Jtn "-0 / '. 32, 001.41 1n,: 1 5 :-e• __) .~ o ~:~}, <.... lP LG7i0 ~ f>l, :'"";o "''"'~ a •;t;.. :..; """' 1 \..."11'. , uvv V , ,I . - ,,~25'~ ,36 lA ,173.ll 16!718 . 04 13 1 828 . 30 �- 4 - 4/ 25/46 'iho fol lowing sto.teraent l"Cflecto groat: iWH ee.lec and ~.ncoc,o by GOUPOCO : l~"~! K. \·] I n . ;lJ)llP, l94S l.9~~ 1 , 91?,970 2 4 0~6,362 2 0 195, 02? 1 D °t.., ~ u J'"' p or•~ 6 '- lp289 /796 lp~02,'1.26 ~--- , £1,...o,.. c.:t~) ')•7? ,., t 17;; 't;.,, 266,453 865,56e ?Cu,(110 '70f·, 1G2 708,839 7?8,166 5. C":.J!°m S 8"1,673 ff!., 96G . 630071 65,931 6 . Ro s.,--1tt l _l;.3,106 109,158 l t:i.2,093 1'19 r33? c-.,..:r~ '"ll"Q O~,c~on ... , ..., t.J\.- ' .I 8 , 229,630 8,130,620 8,310,210 200,200 23'2 , 300 210,000 220 , 500 !) . ~~rec'c iJ. r-ht ... - ::o.-:.,o~o i.'!~ 3~60000 35'1 ,000 360,100 10 . _.urn_ 12la.2A_l., 1 6::-,. c:;95 l9G,,)42 'rot~l 11,627,fl:?7 13 0293,060 130399 ,918 13,94'1,~07 1 . 1,C Gicic>.1 ci.::,1 Scr~11ce 1~ 'r49 ,267 2 . C!1r.:t'!ercia1 Li e"ilt 1 ~204 , h?5 3 . Go~ ; ,;.;!'CiH1 h ' >;J iencc _; 4 . ·:o:::11 O'. ·e!' ?.LErge 8 . <?:">uth rU""' . er:1.N... , ~ , - J:'er K~:H ~ 1.F.~oiJ.. Lcrv1cc 2 . \;QO!J. ?2~' t::,.c.r. ...... r.: . A~ -v ~ (. 1944 74,382.~<:. ':.i' 77p8tO . 3t t' 81,( 00 .94 (: .C:.5707 ( .t!.. ~ 3'?9 . ~9 49,0G9.66 (8ll~l0 .?8 f,~ , C07 .03 . 03779 A~plle!le:?S G,8<:6 . 69 7,018 .~2 6, ?('·'1 .6: 6,716 .16 . 02529 34,8~7.72 .04-'76 ,a~o .10 . 04.2S13 Li&,t 3 . Jocm . 4 . S.:mll Pora·or 33, 7.:) . 59 Gl,~86.66 ~};=j, 611 . ;:3 5 . £1gnc 3 , &78'. 3? 3,~~1.52 2 ,69~.25 0 �- 6 - 4/ 25/ 45 U!:n Ar-; nr:vP.fl1'':! rtA.Ce t vnc1 194),_ ~ G. Eoo")l t.-.i l94?. (' ;3,~13.79 \, ' 19-13 ~~ ,111 .01 f,~. l,9<{'..{\ (, 4 , 209.89 \I Per K,TH ,.fi~4 4,278 . 02 ;~ . 02866 '7 . ;~tTgO Po.,.~er 1 43,172 .(8 167, 056 .11 16611110.62 l69,b82.ll .02041 71> ~53 . ~5 :J , 2G9 .29 7 ,592 . ~8 7D'751.00 .03516 11,071.08 11 0 O?1.OB 8 . :outh :.u~crlr:,r . 03084 6, 91n .C9 '368 , 866 .91 ~36~,9?3 .50 ( 379,95~ .16 ~' .02 725 jleoi tlcnti:: 1 uco nna ccfili::0rci c l li[!hting have □hmm o. oub- r:t=.nt i e:1 i ncreo.c:: . ?:1e!'c ht:.s b een but little chtmge 1n co.c:i-r:C'rcinl ap ::lit....."'lco- o!' !li i::;no dt.:c to f a ct tht1t cor.i.::.e rois.l lighti ng r o.tes have b~en reduced to :;u<21 Cl!i c'.J:t cn'ti ~he.t nll conoucpt1on is on one oet c r-, no n~r n~"".'>!i ~nco oz· ci~n ::ic ter being 1n.Gto.l led. .Ru.rc.1. reve nue !1aG incz,c, ooa du~ to adc:.~d co~1sum:>tion, ~ddi t1on of r3<.11o . fo.n mc..rker ct~•i; l cn c~ct c ? ~oint: of ~~okG c.nJ energy i'urniahecl ro~eni 1nd1cct1~ns aro tll ~~ t , ·e £.1!.1 11 coon co!:liJcnc!! scrv1c~ to l crc-~ Cn,':l':"' Ground F'1l11n~ .:it::-t :lon , e tc~, nt ?oint o f Roc!.;a (inu .tm il1...')r,c.! cooloycs at i~ ir ;-o1nt ure oleo ace1rnuo of obt ainin"' r~c!"V1ce . ·hic..°rl ccn be done 2 a.t ve!'Y n~oincl m pone;e on our -~rt. rr:1.!. <J 'i 11 .inCl"C~.ce revenue fror.i t!:1G o1c.ns nf oc,.rv1ce o.:pr;roxl r:10.t oi y • 1,aao . c-, ~mr year . :tt 1 n !'nther difficult to cv ~lu --~0 thi: bffcct rm revenues �I - 6 - 4/ 25/45 or 'f.r • 1·1.lL eol<l in Februor;y indicntes ooomerc:l.o.1 lighting , t-rhich inoluclou a. oubotm1tio.l anount of , exterior lighti ng , incr0r,sed 11 l " • 1".I ~ - - · P over i' curunY-y, 19'}4 . Gomr.1e1"ciul u99l ie.noea a.careo.oed 6.5% C!'!U f.li[:;118 30 a6~.:,. llO'i!CVet.,, tho l nl"Ge volu□o o? 0ne!'g.V is conocr>c i al li:-:hting, bcnoG the tott~l of c.11 th~ce clo.es cn of ecwico chou l z:0en P.Jvelc" ,~as ucquir>oa c:o of Gc:ntombor l, 19<M. I::lectz>.ic energy co! cl und r evenue !'cceivet! by souroe:o i a ehcun beloN for four-□orrtho ' • lli1J.i Ranic1ent:l3.l C~r-ll~croi nl Li ~htins Coe:::l. llcut!n6 D l;ookinr:; So::.111 ~o-. -er Gravel ~ :!.t Uhuroh L1:?lting L2~gc lndusi~lol Stroot Li:-{ating {35p212 119,679 5, 370 38,300 B.184: 1,584 570, 2~6 45.4~Q C1;1,963 .o6 C.O3?.Oa 5,738. 30 166.62 . 03101 1,516.97 336. 97 .04:'795 10,850.8{ .03968 .04117 .04352 .01903 . 1 . 678.28 .03473 68.94 (.02796 ·-,:fhe flgnreo chotm above incl udc PDnolt:1.?o nuded 'back for oonth of Dcceober not t al:en into n.ocoun a: un-i.;12 J anu-1ry , 19'!5. lif-\tezDonnrtr.1mit .... > Fol10tli n!5 iG ohown 0 cot')denooll nt0tom0:1 t of income , ex- r,enoeo , :::-.nd net z,3vcnues for the •,atcr ilcpar,·i0.en:ij for the four ~, "'" em1inr._. D~ccobor 31,, 1£v..1: •7 0 C;,. "' �1-1 ° Jeffern 4/25/45 ~ 1942 1943 t 61»19t::oo5 ·::· 82~30? .·02 ~106,087.70 Cl 08 g724.52 16P'"/1$)08', 105, 0-16 . ~ ~ <:.Dl(0.00 '?ctn2 Opor... t1ng 1st 72.o.es 110 p •112 32' 4 0 196 .0~ .22,~96. 65 ll~,868.2~ 4,220.04 116g 590. 18 . 1..46 58.31 1,:16.62, 0 23,690.66 4,300 . 04 '107 , 261 . GS C 90.955 .68 :.. 114 p 6(55 o 92 ("1~13 D 116 o 10 .";r:ort:lzu..Gion 17 . t~RA.nG ...,..J,B.,,160.87 r-oicl 0pern.ting Sxr)enoe , Door 1 n. e; ALor•ti2r:J.ticn _--,lPf.-11 760 .JJ.8, ~ _J.JJJ ,J.lG..J.i6. lA,,,_628. 05 ---1>'~ ~26. -1,9 • ~ 1'·1{ )0!1 □0C - C Au ...,0"?!"CC~C:. o~O!l A ~ • • ~!ct 0,1crc.ting R0venu:J, ·:~elusive of t a,:crn , 61 D 610 . 72 ~~lCO, 550 .12 :... uxec <:: tJncoll. Billo Net lnccoc fr:,□ Opor~tlonn ,. 29,301 . 09 (' . t!?,284 ,!71 I ;.1 a3 • ~0?....f>7 ~ •J..<1::s., 84s::i . 5r-, (~114, 437 .97 (~10? , 612 . <'.!:8 67.,,. 296 ..,37 {1 57,141 .60 0 54.338.79 of f'i~er unn1i o.t into!re due to tho heavy ico endLmger!Lng t!:le intake; c ost of ropic.oing vo.lvo houoeo urounc1 om].imcnt:;J:;ion tnnlt and retirement_ of 8!1 or st iron 11.ne b~t'l.'!'COn Roc1t t,;:r-~nr;c anti. Reliance Junet1on. ~he cont of ehci.;1icnle z-co.:-:.inod ~..,i~h. duo to tho l arge voluac nf \!ate:- l;un<J.1ct1 a-id c:rnosoivc turl"ifiltierl) c:!1.d 'Co high coot of t?-entir:r-; ·1i?.ter e.t Be:!.ior100 o . R~u 1:-r:.tcr ut Rclio.ncc conta.1ns . so p,r8 inn !)Cl' Gl)llon hardnecs a.nu 10? g~•u1!1El r.0,11.u::i nulpb ate. ~ 7 �- 8 Jeffe?-s 4/ 25/45 tU'lsnt inf aotory Md n pote.b1o u at or c a.nno<u be produ~ed. Y'urar,a~e ,-i d c.11 previouo r ecorcs ;i . _ ~ f'o.r th0 ,y eor ag.ai n exoeeu.e Juring i.he yeor 194.i the Gr eem Hiver St ation pui1pecl 1,4:53 ,108,000 1 f::L'. l lons o f tJffter of t.-hicb. c.mount 825,333,000 go.llons ,-1 0re puo:,eo.. b y both lo·::- end h i gb lift pumps ~ ";'h c s0 fisureo oove1., iw.tcr h~ndlm'l ln ..1is'tr1bt:.ti on o;v-c.t cm t1nu. d~) rmt include 11n•i;cr use d for alud g:l.ng i n ·the f i r!.>t inc·;;rn-1ce nnd f i ltc·ri(?d t-m't:;er in the l ottel... During l u;;uot ,,e pua9od 13~ ; 17?~ , COO Gr..l l onn of u uter, nn 2.veruge of 4 D 347,000 f;c.l lorrn r.e r dcy. £Ji otr?i butio:1 {~f -pumpc.ge f or 'Ghe .y our 1941 ~s corapared ?75~384,043 203 ,100,95? ,Roo1i,: Snri n'-m, Union ?acif1o Builroed Go . Ot h e?>s R9l5.,nnco 120,668 , 995 246 1 121 .OO_g_ 1,J>t,(c,.,f;rbS";o o c <.l'hc Union t:c.eifio Cool Uo . I:- 1:::1.ane Stenn bury $67,522 , 038 204, 560,962 29 ,64?,990 lJ,420,5!5 :-}~2 ._1g5 l 1 379p675,'70G Duri11:s '1Cl"'lods of high twbiu.ity T1e -i:~erc hard prcosed to oeet the da□cnJ. un:1 □olntcdu qul'!l ii~- of ~:-nte:r duo to inadequo.te coc.gulr_tion Ln d f 11trat ion f ncili t l c o . 1.·ho tl.c:J:mc1 hac 1ncreneied t o oucb sn ex 'l;c.1t thc.t n.11 oqui,ncnt t 3 bn i•1; o~er- tc<.1 nt cn('lrox1- mc.tely full C!:';pn.citiy . ':"he 3 rccn Ri vc:--?~c1. C11ringn t)ipe line l a �- 9 - being oper ated under ntout the oox1mum aofe pressure during the G~c~tcr ~~~t of th - . c Y o a r t o r - c c the t r o q u 1 r c c : i e n t r, at R o e l . ~ pr>,1. r t ~ s • •}1c ol<i 8'' main ! a b:o(,l y t t1bercu1"-ted and the e:ffootive carr-ytng cap2.oi ty .-~robcbly doec not CYceed th<.'.t of c. c;u rJuin. 'lhe cond! tion er •i;:-:e ...! pc iG ouch t h.::t i 'i,; "..~ouhi. nnt l·:llrrE:nt olcun~n:,; i:'1noe it nroblen of ,.. _ f._,_..,,_'._ .. cnn.n..,n ._t v • ..,_ - hCCO!:'.€.'S C l.•ith n l <'•1•-n'l"I Yli ,,., ~. e,.1 C.,'-'- . !rvo bz>0ulrn t. o:·0 e:rp:?ricncoll on 12 11 mr:1n in acl~:.i tion to ntliilCl"'o u:; joir..t lcnkn o i:~~:ove r P C ,:ere ~blc 'i,o meet dcr.1tmdc P.t all i;1,.1e e ~"i thout r.ny cur t c.ilBcnt -::,f ocrvicc. The ;·'"'rhi a:; out of the c r o o J r chc.nnel at one poin" ,~·here cur lin0 pc oi;eo , OXi":)Gcd nnc1 nec c sai t ated the lm·1cring- of the 11nc . • 'J line ,·!'!c 1m·0r-ec.1 into oho.le oncl co □e r1p-rcn p111g ,;10.s don .J on c:ibnnlment •hi eh, it ! r. bo11cvec1, : 1111 p.rotcct thio point. ,..ft ~2... t!ie e.cc1u1 cit ion of the Green .:'1ver pro-perty 1 t llQS nccer-zary to =-~c::,r.ctruct tho poPcx- line on .:.outh ~bilr:>~d /\venue clue tc. street boing .nvcd, the olc'! line being too f r, r out in the otrcet . '; hi s .:-_,.o do::o and h0c.v1cr copy;cr 't.:-:·s inl:\ialloe fro□ the ctz-cct to tl'.:'nr,fomcr bank ue::cu to nerve the r,nil!'Of.<:. in order to oxncdite line ~;o!'l, on tE1e ?.oc!i: S- ringo- Green .••.1ver • 1_ 1ne .. e f urnichcd four 11nc:_1cn, t:·o f t:• ,!:1 < rnt 1ei-•n tyom1ng Ut111t!co .... 1t!Jony "'!'lc1 t,:o froL1 'j'he • nion P , cif1c ;Jo 1 Oom-cE.my to 4 <1 ,. CO'L'"'truction as~ict in~~-~ ·- ~ •• , l!'hc!Je en al: o -: 1 _ the f!.,re atcr oart of the elcctrio 1 in5tcll~t1on at oub- ~tction:, line chcngc t Green Ri ver. nk1P.g necessary �- 10 4/2'6/45 Our clectricnl foreo Gl so instelled the diotribution eyote~ oua. re:.!'). ser-vioc l ines to oei'Vc nm-, h~uoes 0.t Stan0bury for The Gnion i' n oi fie Coal Con.:)nn.v . Troublo i s mq_')oricnc0d from time t o time on po~·Ter> linen clue to f l c.ch-overs cauacd by nDr·ny from pond at po·w cr pl ant do::;oaitlns chcr:-iicnls on l nsulntoro [.:ncJ cross armo 11.hicht unCLc!' cer- te.:i.n condi ttono, r.cts e.s G conduotor o tho rond p to clir.d.nntc 'Ghi G hnzard. lt t:rill 9:robebly ~1rove neeeo- Thi e r:oul d , of course, nccoc- c i tste use of c- cable ornl ~:ill be qu lto coutlyo !.::, r,oci do.:1t~' to er;1~1oyes or the yublic oocu-t>red during tho yc~.r O tl1.:J d.iff:lcu] 'c i00 _tho:t 1.-;rer e experienced by thG Ruilrond r..nJ. t:cte i;,:n'l Go::19m)y e:.Yucnclin~ in a ·1es1:rnr tn:y to ihe Utilities On□~nny; s ,·orltln_.; for>0e . Lo complaints c.s to measure anu. quality cf c.ervlce r0t1de1."'etl \;ere l"ecoived duzli11g the yc£:r o ·.;e extend thanks rendered. Reopeotfully eub~lttod, "F-ree1dent �YEAR 1 9 4 3 �200-41 De ar Sir: I beg to sub;:,:i1 t here,;1ith a resume of the nctivitieo of the Southern 1,yoming Utili"Gies Company for the culendar yenr 1943: CA!l!TAL EX'PENDI'.i:UR,.m : Li~ht nnd Pouer Depnrtment Consi~uet npnro~imately 1,090 feat of 2 , 3OO-volt primnr y, 2;636 feet secondary, ond 1,200 feet otreet lighting circuit, together ui th neceoom." y trl'nofi:,x-r.iera, Colony l\..ddition (19G~ ewpenditu~ec ) G 974.39 ~·Ia.ter Deu 41rtrncnt ' LtX!l 1, 315 feet of 6-inch , lp6l0 feet of 4i~oh, and 80 fe~t of 2-inch pipe together with valveo and firG hydronta (1943 expend1tureo ) 1,166.29 Inotall 1,O'76-0.P.H. 3OO-f'oot head pucp together v1i t h die eel engine and V-belt drive and 12,000-~allon oil storage tonk und necoossry piping,. 0x>een River 9,363 • 82 Tota l - Capital Expenditures , 'I NON- C,\?1TAL C){Fi:U:CI'£URES : L1,qht end Power Denp.rtment Add1t1onnl metero installed dur!ng the ye8r 1943 ·uere 00 follouo: 0 242 .19 211 16-Amp. , 1-f)haee, 3-w1x,e 49.38 6 15-Amp., 1-phase, 2-wire �.I - 2 - E~'1)en ooo r i •. b •.rere a norc ally 101:·1 duo to the f nct that little • ma _ntcnm:10~ ;:;ox-k uci.s done on c1iot=ibut"' on ~ ~ syotem aue to greater part of' :."'o:'..."ae beine; engaged in construction uork fot> ~he Union ?c.c- if ic Co~l Go~c .. .... • .--..;,. 0 ..n,,, ,_ ,r t.. o (' t ;;; • ens b li!'~~ v.nd S_upcrior . • ,ntE'!X' Donnrtn ~n t" . .,, ?verhcul oi nker ~u~po and e~tend guides to ;_)~i. r.::l. t 1oueri ng of puc-po Gccount of ~coo gi-•c~-c aucti on l i ft 1'1 ~ 1 V -D..1.-30 70 Rep~ir cioteF:1 39~. 73 ~u~ch~se o~cond~hand ~hlorinator f~ora RR 225.00 RcpEli r prirta for ohloJ:>inntm.., 662.91 I~stc.11 ·n:1chot.1t line, drnin line, and connect over-:fl ou in E00 ,000-gnllon reservoir 6~7 . 70 Rcl oci:.te co1..tion of line t o t.mter aoftener necessitrtee. by e!:ln.rgcoent or rcilroad roundhouse (1943 Gxpencituros) 971.99 meters Instn21 four 2-inch and fifteen 5/S-inch 439 .llc ?ot cl f4on-Capitul Unui:;ueJ. Expenditures e4,s15.14 Light flOd ~otrer Department, 'i.he follouing· 1G a condensed Gtateaent of income , expenso0, and n__~t revenues of the Light Depart ment (exclusive of Herchan~ioe Dep~rtoent) for tho four yenre end1n~ December· 31, 1943: �., ..\0V'Gtlt"!G ReceiV Gd Srxlc of Energy C~08 I S56 t 1t1.~~~29· l'l)1 t•3c.9 ('11::?6 ' - ',, (. ~ 9 091 v ~ l,J , 0"'7 91 l~ \/3 64 , 973 . 38 O - ~/ 0 ram::. 01.,es>at;i nF.l' n • ~e~enues - - -~~~ · a~~~Q _ _ ~1~8~~~3~l - -- -~3~2~4=0 _ _____1:2~."-2=0 's·otnl Opc:r.-.nti ng Revcntwe Opc r . Sxoenoes : Snel'~y· l""ilr oh . ('227, 097 . 71($247 p ?19 . .!!9C289 ,116 .~6 ~i293,335.1O Other ·E~enoee 3'7 c'..\6A . =i1,;.1 36,806 . 49 .,.l.16 . 569.2O , ~!4:n,678 , 08 To'to.1 E~\)0no.0s t Excl usive of ' i:n~eo f 26t:: , 566 . 46~i2,S3 . 524 . 980325. 686 .16 ~~328, 013 , 18 tJet .Rsvcnue , Exol uoive of Tcxe e Taxeo t:. t "ncol l . Bille Het !nco□e 20. 386 . 62 20, 196 . 31 l9 r630 ."91 20,264 . 3 6 r 2s , {os .07S 2s , 2aa. 7sB 13 ,663. 24 o-1s,71a .04 The x"ollouing statement reflects net i noooe by oou:rces : 1C . l :'. H. 1942 1941 1943 1, 749 , 267 1,917,970 2,046,362 1, 204,675 l , ~68, 536 1,289,795 277,176 266,816 266, 463 ?60,3<10 706,152 738,839 84 , 673 81,966 63 ,071 109 ,158 113 ,108 142 ,093 6,936, 300 8,2~9 , 530 8 ,130,620 23~,300 209 , 200 216,000 195,100 ;348 , 000 354,000 304, 000 283,000 121 , 281 163.696 10,330,320 11,627,277 13 , 293 ,068 13,399,918 1940 1, 621 ,993 1-Resi dent i al Se1.'\'tJi ee 1,007,866 2-Coomercic.J. i.d.e;ht 3-Com□erc!al A, plinneee 256,269 4-Sm~ll :r-·o P Ci?· 780,558 6-Si gns. 84,345 6-Hoep!tal 105,990 7-Large ?ot1e2? 6,095,210 8-South Supe~ior 9- Strect Li c~ting 10- Rur D.1 ?O=-j;AL �1940 Uet Revenue Rcco1ved. 1943 1-Rcsiuenti al Service, 71,273.10 $ 72,652.43 ~ 74,382. 4-'1 (· 77,860.32 2- COtl!jerci el Light 44,926.94 11 348,399.49 48,069 . 56 48,310.88 Aonl!anceo '1 - SJ.Jc.11 Pon~i" • 5- Si crns G-Eocpital 7- L~rgo !'ot:e>." 8-South Su~erior 9- Dtrcct Lighting 10- Rural 'I-CTAL 6,629.75 6,8~6.69 7,018.42 6,702.64 33,618 . 34 33,700.59 31,386.66 33,511 . 33 S,638.56 3,578.37 3,321.62 2,699 .26 3,524.16 3,413.79 3,111~01 ~,209 .89 127, 872 .59 1~3,172.68 167,466.11 166,110.52 6,857 .76 7,363 . 36 8,269.29 7,592.38 10,015 . 95 10,864 .42 11,071.08 ll,071.08 4. ?91.8~-i s,n10,Q9 \, 308,356 . 111:· i 329 , 981. 71 l?368 , 866. 91 6ss~,97o .:sa i!o I'CVi s 1ons in rates -c,ere made during the yeer 1943 . -~eniden·c101 service !n<l!ot1tes a consintent incrol!9e, COL.l- oe~ci.:-1 uc3ge rer.:airrn arh>roxiuately the oat1e co in 19{2 , r:nd increase i n 11,::1t1ng is off'cot by decrcaoo in apn11ancos . liew t•1ng added to hos··)! tol h:.o increesea. revenue from that source. Rural lines, • bei ng service to Ai~o~G cntl h . T.t.B. Co□,any repeater otat1one, show r: Gubstantiul i~crc~3c duo to r eflcctin3 u full year's o~erat1ons oonths' period o~ly . Seventy-six add1t1onnl housee are under construction, end there c.re govern□ent epproved p~ojeots fo~ fourteen more upon vhioh conatruct1on h~o not been co~~enccd . !n add1t1on,. con- vers1on of existing propertie& into si xty- five ~partmentc ls now under ttoy . All of these should increase our revenues very m3ter1Ally . ~Jeter Dept=trtcent . 3olow ic chown a condensed attte~cnt or income , e,rpcmoee, -f"oI"'t. • net revenueo for the ~.·&ter . epert□ent for the tour yee.rs end1.,., Dececber 31, 1943: �- 5 - - 1940 1941 [} 82,307 . 02 18,720.83 l l 0 ,'142.32 4,295.04 Hl06, 087.70 22,~96 .. 66 114,868.24 4,220.0~ 1.46 fl86 5 61 . 30 (1215, 666.67 ( 107, 261.62 l?'.~88.96 U 96~965.68 C114,663. 92 11 'i.'otol CpeI.\J.tiug Cxpen~eG C 7~, 028 .28 De p re~iniion J 7 ~804 ~5Q l8 ,,_1G0 .07 18 .629 . 05 'J'otul OpePa tinIT -0 .t.xpGnGCG ~ml Depreoi e.tion ii0t Opo?o.ting 9Q~8cY. ?Jl tL /IJ ·~ .33,&,292 • 97 A Revenus ...:xc::!.uoiva o? ?o.Y.Gs 106,~44 050 61,610.72 100,650.12 114,437 .97 80rl35 . 84 32,309.63 53,265.41 57,296 . 37 ~o.xes :... 7Jnoo11 . Bills net Incoce fro:1 090r~tiong ~ 25 r309 . 66 $29,301.09 S 47,284.71 C 57,141 . 60 ~he ~ri neipol increeeog in expenses ~ere increased cost of fuel due to & l arger volume of' iiater pw:::lp(l)d and i nereC;sed cost of conl . ? ilt01° pl ant e1~r.,ense incn•eased. (· 5,036 . 34 due to extreme tuz-bidity at Green Riverp nece0cit.s..t!ng a. larger vol ume of eoagul entB unc t~ sharp increase in che□lcal s uoed for coftening at Re l i a nce. F:ou .;c:ter a t Rel ionoe contnins 76 o;roinc per g11llon hard- neos of .t·hioh 34. grEii ns are calciU'.:1. Fumpage for t he yen1.. again l"enc~ed a neu h!gh o~ 1 ,345,265,000 g allons having been pum:9e4" froo C'.·i•oi:m River stEtion . Of this ~uR.ntity p ?88,056,000 gal lons voro r,umped t wi ce fr.om r1Ter t o eed1ment~~ion tnnko and from clear well to u1stribut1on system. . - ""Z'". -. --- )I - --- ~ ~ - - · .._. - ~- �- 6 - ! n addi ti on t o ,:h 1ch n l ar ge qt1nnt1ty of water t.1p. o pumped for sludg- ing cedi mcntotion t o.nk.s and b aclt- t·.rash1ng fil tere , this amounting to about f i vo pe1•cent of our t ot:11 pump~.ge. ?umping fao111 t ies , boilers, E'nd punps ,:-ere e~tei1ded to mo.xiraoo c apacity. Instn1le.t1on o f a diesel- d1~.1vcn centr1fugc.l puop &llevi at ed the si tuc.tion somm•he.i; cno.bling one boilar to be shut d~N11 a t a time for ncae oas.ry repairs. Duri ng J uly , t;e punped 131,~91,000 gallon s , an average of ~, 238, 0CO eal2on s per d~y . ~1otribution of puopege fo r the yecr 1943 ae co□pored GAllone J r cen .P.ivP-1"' r n1on ?ocif1o ~~ilroad Co . 0t!1cre 199 ,122,444 660,900,666 775,~84,043 203,100,967 79,567,328 120,658,995 11 /7 o, Oct 3. c- a o ~3 #--.r,1--bs; e a o 28, 656,633 29,647,996 4,420,516 R"> c 't ~nr1 n!tf) Un ion Pccif~c R~ill"oa d Oo . Ot hers Relirnce 230, 502 , 672 '- he t:nion ""r c i f i c Gonl Co. £- T'l a.ns S•i;c.nsbury 246 . 121 ,0Q.§__ 342,196 Totrtl Puop nge • 1,198 , 648, 633 1,379,675,706 Al l c~uip::icnt o_t Gr een R~ver , i ncludi ng ov12"0e, boUera, pum~ing equ1~~ont , and filtrat1pn pl cnt, hcvc aboct reoohed the limit or the!~ capacity . A s1o1lar s! t uo.t!on exi s ts u 1th regard to the Green River-Rock Sp1"'ing s p1-pe 11ne. our ntore6 e f ac111tie£ ~t Rock ~prings aro limited, and en utt~..pt t.'.2ll b e r:?ado to s1.u•vcy t:.~l c-. r: ! t uat!on d ttl'1n~· the com1ng se11con , includi n1 ocpeo1ty of mai n feeder J1n s in Rock Springs. �- 7 - No acci dents to c~ploye a . or t he publ!c oocurraed durinCT the ye~ r , . t he diffioul tics thot ",e r e experie nced by t h e Hc:.ilroc.d. '='nd the CoGl Corn-;,c.ny extending i n a lesser way t o th~ I Ut11 ~ t ! oo Gomp~ny e t:or k 1r.g force . Ho compl a int c &.£ tc r.:c o sure ond C!H~l.1 t~ -,r servi ce renc:i.er~o. t-·e1"e recei~re~. du:r1ng the Yec:r- . . \,e G~•i;en~1 t :1c.nlrn to el l e:rqlo:ves f or the loYeil and cor:ipetent ohcraoter cf crrvicc 1:•cndcz>c<l.• ~eop3ctful ly cub~itted, Presi dent " �YEAR 1942 �SOUTHERN WYOMING UTILITIES COMPANY 1416 Dodge Street Omaha, Nebr aska 1-broh 22, 1943 r Dear Sir: I beg- t~ Gubmi 'i; herm"i th H resume of the eoti,r1 t1P. r r,f the Southern 1/yomin~ Oor1n 1 c Vti lit1~s ~ - ._nn~ - ~ 0J o~~ the ca_endnr ye~r 19?P: 0 [).'Pl.Tl'.L BX.·EPDI TURES : ~leotric Ger~ice Deoartment 016,457.5'1 ~;atm." Service Dena:rtment • 'i'otal l,1'77.A9 Cl 7,636.36 ~lcctric Service Dopnrtraent 964 . 99 6 ,639.69 (; 7,494 . 68 1·iutc!~ Dervice 7)euartment Total The follm11np; is a condenaccl stntenent nf 1noorae, exnensee , and net. revenueo of the Light Department (exclusive of Harohandise De-oartoent) for the four years ending December 31 . 1942: 19~9 9,759.944 10,.330,320 1~41 11,627,277 '~ZO'?, 993 . 40 r-ioa, ;-.,5i:; .1~ l!1so .0per . Rovcnuce 6,60 Totol Ouez-.nc.wcnueo'\~oa,000.00 4.90 ..~~29, 9~1. 71 lA,:n Elactr1o Energy Sold, K. i.i . H. Revenue received: Sole of Energy Opernting- ;~q,ens00: ,, EnerGY !'urcho.scd ;.;2~9,665.47 Other ~~:peneea Total Exoen~e0 Ex- ~?.689 . 43 1940 /\~6R, A70 - ~l ('227 I 097 • ?1· (~?4-7, 719 . 49 ;-:7 p 46£) • "74 ~5.806 . 49 /\P89 , 1) 6. 96 06,569 .!.'0 l-'~!'5,6A6 .16 clusivc ·of Ta~co (28P,344 . 90 {\264 I 566 • 45 Hot 3evenue, ~::-cl us1ve of r;'o..~on ,., •. 25,666 .10 s· 43, 794. 59 r,. ~6,~75 . 04 ?0,1R6 ,~~l t ~ 26,?88.?~ Truces~ ~ncn:1.~ills 11,1~5. ~4 (", 14,519.76 net Inoomc t.358 ,866.91 ~ . 40 20.~A6.,6!) 23 , tOO . O7 f• ~~ , 1 A4 .15 19,630.91 ~ 1~,5~3 . {>4 �- 2 - Sa leo of enei..gy increased 1,665,781 K.t1 .H., thl a being l orgely due t o ino1"'eo.se !n the consumption at oorarJeroial mines o.1. co 1 ~28 n • '"' .. , GOO ff . t;J . H . Residential Se~vice increased 168 , 70~u ~1,. tJr: • ffri . , end vommerc1a.1 ~ Li ght, 6~ , 961 K.U. H. Net }'.-:ov enue enmeE:.rs lm·1 considering the increose in 2:rooa :t•evenue . l".·"1i .Li • s 4 ..1. S d ,~e to c.n undercharge fo r eleot!'iC energy purohoaed durinG the f i rs t s even mon'Gh o of 1941 , ·w hich makes net Earnin(ts r.p'Oer !' cl_i spr onortinne.te . '.rhe folloi·ing ot ~:cement reflects gPoss 1nco□e by sources : K . \'I. H. 1939 ~ l - Re s 16.cntic l Ser -~.!.ce l,?85,864 2-Co~□e:roi al Li ~ht 87"'1,882 3 - Comme~"c'.1. ol A?r.>l icncc l'l 233 ,682 848,376 4 - Soall ?o~.~0Z" 5-S1gns 6-Hoapitnl 7-Le.rge -'.Poue1"' 8 - South Sm1or1o:.-> .. : • 'i.';-1_ng 9-Street L>l.gn 10-Rural TOTAL 19~0 1941 1942 1,521,993 1,749,267 1, 917,970 1,007,866 1,204 ,575 1,268, 5~6 256,269 2·66,815 277,1?5 ?90, 558 760, 340 705,162 84 , 345 91 ,140 84 ,673 81,956 96 , 300 105, 990 113;106 109 , 158 5, 863,000 6,095 , 210 6,936,300 8,229,630 185,700 196,100 209 ,200 ?~4,~00 278 ,000 304 ,000 348,000 . 2A3 ,000 121.281 9,759,94~ 10,330,320 11, 62'"/, 277 13,293,058 1039 �.- 3 No revisions in r ates were made during the year 1942 , th e lae t rote reducti-:in havd.ng been effective May 1, 1941. Thi s woul d ' ho-mve:r • sons a o between 1041 and 194?. . ,_ v, , s.:"'"' r l: eo't oomµn.Z>i An unalysia of decreus~ ,_·n ~e~1enues !Or ~ ~ clas eee of service effected 0 , _iiesi dtmt!a l Serv:\.~e I I ~ · I~ K.W.H. Amount ;nct•eaoed c on sum!)tion , Januar:r to Apr ., Inc. 106 , 528 {:4. , 024 063 l~8are ace du A to r at e l"'evioion: Jan . - Apr. 11 4 , 226.52 .1. ncroased cm1sU1nption, !fay to Dec ., I nc. 62, 175 1,931 . 90 !;-!et Increa se 168, 703 n1 , 730 .01 Incre~oed consumntion , J an. to Apr . , Ino. 63, 491 ~ecreaec due to r ate revi sion,Jen .- Apr.,Xno. .tncre~ eed coneu.mption 0 Ms.y t o . Deo., Inc . 10 . 470 2, 0-18 .48 2 , 279 . 26 79.15~ (~ 339 . 93 Commercial Light 63 ,961 <:•InoYoeuse in consumption, bu.t decrease in re nl:1.znti on per K.H . H. due to i nc reased usnge in lo,·1e r b:£>e.clrnt s . • Hospit al ~, ('_, 1 ,849 Inoreuoed consumpt i on, J an . to Apr., Inc . Decrease due t o ~at e r evisinn, J ano - Apr .,Ino. Q,7~7 Decrea oed conouo~t ion, May to Deo . , Ino . 62. 70 190 . 02 l 65 ~t§ ,~ 302 . 78 3,948 I., reflectinr; 1noome It 1.r:lll be noted from the statement by ec urcc8 tho.t ~n o.<ld.1t1onal sub-divi sion , a.dded . 'i1his re'!;)resents 11 Rure.l , 11 has been energy fur nish ed mid r evenue r ecei ved from th 6 l i ne constructed to serve t he Air port and the Amer1oan Telephone snd Tel egr aph Company's r epe~ter at~ti ons . Innemuch sa spec i al t a r i ffs ho.ve been 1seuea tn cove?> t his service, 1t 1-ra s thought advisabl e to make a se~ar ~t e eub-divi oion t o cover . --- - · - - �- 4 - The number of r ange s on the line 1nore~eed 2~ during 1942 J there beine 171 1n UEe as of December 31. ~hi s 1r. n very goocl i ncreei se consider!ng t he f o.c t that 1t ha s been 1mposo1bl e to secuJ•c el cctr1o ranr,es for a number of monthe, nnd i n v1eu of t he str 1n- ent r errulations t:;ovol"'ning thei r 1nat ellat1on. lj_i,•ent y-si~ railos of r ural type st eel l!ne ~no c~nst ruoted b~, co□•~c.n~- f or ce c, end in r.c.d1t1on npp1.,oxi matel y 1 .75 mi:l e c f')f line , t.o,cthc r u ith t rcnnformer and slr1toh1ne r e.ck, ,me conotruct ed at t he Stt.ncl;mr y r:1nc f or The Union Pacif ic Cool Oomnony . Comraoroi nl QOter o are being brought 1n f or test, ond th1e ohoul d Frove hcl pfuJ f rom n revenue ~t andpoint. lira.tar DenArtoent I• :;3elol; i n ohmm a condenaed ot e.t ~ment of income , e:,rpensee, a nd not r evenues f or t he \Tater De-pe.rt mont for the f our yePrs endi ng December Zl, 1942 : - 1940 Hoter Sc.l e s : UT'RR Co . Th e T.~ CCo. Other s 61 ,494 .36 (' 8? , ~07 . 02 C 66, 165 .12 f~ 58,3S2 . 1 6 '· 16, l ~,720.03 719.87 105,046 .94 4,140.00 110,442.32 4,092. ~4 14,696.49 119 , 367 . 49 4 ,115.00 164 .57 193.85 39. 8 6 1.46 13 , 766 . 44 115,177 . 39 Hydr ant Ront~;o :.11s0 .Revenue, .1n-oome ~ Roya lty 1 4 ,195.04 Total Opor c.'c;1ng l {''186 , 361. 30 ~215, 666.6? Rcvenueo ~ 199 '036. 92 !"196,277. 28 Totol Opcrflt1ng Expan£e o 71,286.10 7~ ,0P.8.28 107,261 . 62 96 , 966 . 68 17,804 . 50 17 ,4P.8 . 98 lA,160.87 54 777 Dcpreoi utio~ , .oe Totcl O.er.~x- ~ ~enoe s ~ Jopr . ,126, 06~ .18 ~ 90 , 832 . 78 ~124,76~ . 59 r115,116 . 65 Net OpCl' . F.cvenue £xoluc1·1e of Taxoo ,, 7? ,973 . ?4 ,,,.106,444 . 60 0 61 ,610 .7!' f\1O0 , 65O.l~ "' ?.6 . 455.06 80.135. A4 ~~ -~OQ. 6~ 6~ . ? 65.41 Taxes £let !ntc~cncefroc, 46,61A.69 r 26, 308 .66 f 29 , ~0l . 09 n 47, 2P.4 . 71 Opera ::t.O �- 6 - 'l,h i e pr noipal differences in expenses 1·1ere a decrease due to e,t~remely h eavy l"etirement expense dur1ng 1941, ~nd an i ncrecwe in the co1,1t of i't1el due to the ls:irge increase tn the volume o t' we.t er handle d. i?umpage for the yel1:r rea ched a net<1 high of l,170,09Z ,000 gallona at the G·reen River at ntion. Cf this quantity, ?17 ,80c ,OOO gn11ono r1ao pumped t"Uice, once from the river to the se1it!lento- tion t r nkg , ::mcl next fr,,m th~ clear ·well to tho distribution . 8ystem, in ad.di tinn to 'i·,h i oh D. ls.rge quantity of itater was p umped for sl ud£::ing 6ed1mcntntion tonko and b aok-i•m.shing filters. Tl1e p 1.lrnp ing fl: ci 1~. ties , both boilers and pumps, ·uere ~mt ended to a ppr-oxi nately the ir maxit1um capacity, partioule.rly during periods of peak demand . . During the month of July there t·!as pumped 115p C55,000 g~llons, ~n utrerage of 3,711,450 gallons per day. The dii:tribut ion of pur.ma.ge for the ye0r 194~. as compared 1941 Green R1vex:, 490,289,64C Union Pacific na11r-oad Co. 181,022,360 Othere Rook Snrinp.:s 68,999,113 Union Pacific Railroad Co. ~..t_fi2Q.,.Aa7 Others 1 US:L/-7 i,., o o o Reliance P.n,105 1 014 The Union t->nciflo Ooe.l Oo. 'ft')~ t.L T'U?n:: AGE 970,577 , 0l•l 660,900,566 199,122,444 79 ,667,328 230,502,672 (ii;: b'i'3,-;-;;,- · f!P..566.63~ 1,J.98,64~,53~ �- 6 - All lttrcer unaccounted. for has been included. under II Others. 11 Duo to nur.1erouo mat n-line hreaJ~s, a considerable cme.ntity of we.ter t•'f.'.G t·,rr:sted. Considerable trouble has been experienced t-ri th the old 8-inch main t·1hioh has been in se~1oe 52 yenrs. ~•Jhile ce..ot-iron pi p e is eup:)osed to have an 1ndefin1te life , this i s not true under the e:,r·t•:; !'ome acid soil condi tiona uhich prevail here . Bx>eaks for t he m"st -cart are due to corrosion. The old~ 3- :lnch main line sho-:·rs considerable tuberoulation, ,-11th at.t endant red.nctian in oarr-ying oapao:1. ty. It 1•r ould a·o9ear tha t in the not too di et,9.nt future it i:·:rill be necessary to reple.oe the 8-inoh msin Pi th one of increased capact'Gy . This might be deferred by cl eanin~ the existing line. Our boilersg ~umping equipment, and filtration plant have ?bout reaohetl the limit of their capncity, and to meet the criticipated increase in consumpti on during 1943, we plan to purchase and ins t cll a 1 , 075-G~U centrifugal pump 1-rith 112-H'!' Diesel enf!ine .and 1~, 000 gs.1 1on oil stora~e t ank, to reinforce the present pumpine; plent e.t Green River. The Ptu•cha.se of the Diesel due to the fact that sterun boilers equ1 pme nt was. a.ecided upon _ cannot be nbtained at the ~resent time, ~na thn oorm:iercial power nl ent e·G (1-1.,een River, owned by the Utah ~orn3r & Light Com1?any, •. is not; overloaded. The cost of this inatallo.ti on 1e e£lt1matcd at (~13,105. Duri ng the year 1942, o. l crgc ru:ionnt of work i nstalling water line to IIE11 Plano t·ras done for The tTn1on ~ac1fio Coal .--- �Oompany . The l i ne foreman from Rock S"!)rings supervised the Union Pnc1f 1o Hater Ooopany •s 1notallation of 6.25 mile s of 12-ino~ line i n the vicini ty of S1nola1r. ~o peraonnl 1njur1eo t o ei t her etll"Ployes or t he pub~1c occurred dur1ncr the yocr , nnd nn nl most total absence of conu1a1nts r.s t o the servloe uae the rule. 1-fe extend thanks t o all empl oyee f or l qynl end competent se~vioa rendered during the yenr . Respectf ully submi t t ed, Urigi.oa.l O::;:1c1 I EUGENE r.~~J~ULIFFE President �' YE~ 19Cl �SOUTHE~ \·lYOMING UTI LITIES COMPANY 141 6 Dodge Street Omaha, Nebraska 200-41 I-1e.rch 6, 1942 I;r . ·,1 . _~! . Jeffers - ? rea1a.ent lni?n ncif1o Railroad Conoony 0m£.nc , ~lebre.::;1tc • l\ I beg to oub□it hcr~i•1th n I'C!3Ume of the oct1v1t1oa of the Southern ~Jyom1nf5 Utilities CotlQMY for the oa l endor ycc.r ltl'!l: CA~..-r., i.L -:·x-:,-:-· 101r-•tT'"'':"" ~ •4. ... .. ... • .,. .. ,....,. . .> ~l octr1c Sorv1co Donnrtmcnt t nte1"' Oerv1oc ·i)c~1s.rtmcnt Totul t10·· - C '\PITAL r::._.....,--,·r,:r'J'~f"E'.: : 1,636 . 56 Electric Service Jenortmcnt Hrter Lcrvicc Dcmortment • ~ 33.000 . 96 t:34, E36 . 6l Total 'i'hc f ollot;in~ tG :i con<lenGcd etntement of 1noomo , e,q>enGes , e.nd net revenue □ of t'he L.l~ht Dc!1artment (ex olus1ve of. Ilerchnnd1 ee D~nartracnt ) for the four yer.r3 anc11na Dcocrnbcr 01; 1941 : 1939 El~ctr1o Enor~Y 9 , 759,944 Sold , :< . ii . :: . Revenue Rcco1veu: Sale of Ener6 y ~-31 B,60~ . 66 ~100 .0ner .~evcnues 7.~o Total Oper . :::evcnuen f;<r.1G.G11.B6 Cnerat1ng ~xuaneoa : ~ ~norc:;y T'lnrohaoed- ~2fil , 637. 33 Other j;~·)cnoeo- Totel 3xoonoeo, ET-- 11 clus1ve· cf Tn,..oo ~:' .Ag:S. 77 2ri£-.421 . 10 t.ao7,90~. .c.o 6.60 C3on.O01.co f.249,(365.47 3f..6A9 .4~ ~P,82 , 3Ad .r0 net Revenue ,k;~o1uo1v~ 30,190 . 76 C ~6,66u.1O of Tn..~es ~ 11,136.f-4 Taxes & Uncol1. 3111e 11.6~1.OA ·; 14,619.70 "' 18 ,559 . €8 Net InocZ!!O 1940 10 I ;3~Q. 320 1941 11.627 . ~77 ( ~08 , 366 . 14 f° :'.129,981 . 71 lA . ~Ji 4 .~o i~"t--o o"o , ...... ~ , , . ,, ,o~ 3oc;,~G1.04 l'?!"'rl, 097. ?l t ',)47,71~ . <t9 7:7 ,46A.74 ~6.~Ofi . 49 "26~.• fi6fi . 46 ~~3 , 6~4 -iA e ~0 4~ ,7P4 .59 ~ ~88 .6"' ?3,40A.O7 The Gross revenue 1noreaeod ~21,eze.~s . due l or ,ely to an 1n~_ncrmr.. . a!'l d t o coill'leroi el :n1nes encl for ooramerc1sl. 11bht1ng, oreuse 1n �- 2 - Mr. V. M. Jeffers 3/6/4.:2 runounting t o e15,299.99, and (':3 ,473.65, respectively. There UD.O but l it t l e change in expenses other than in the cost of energy ?Urchno0s. \\ t.J e pur ohasea. from The Un.ion P@cifio Coal Company, 1,624,$48 i<' .W.H. more energy t han durinB 1940, at an increased cost due to the additi onal - vol u~e of 032 ,??9 .92 , l ean decrooae due to reduction in oharge per K. 1'1 .H. o f C7 , ;.::oo . 53, or ~t25 , 479 . 3;} • Hor:1ever, (~4, 857 .61 of thio nmount t'll'as fs> r additional 0n Gr gy r equix-ed for the operation of the V1~.ter Depo.rt ment, lee.vi ng 1;20 , 621. 78 the oost of add1 tional TIOt.rer for resale. The f nllm·ring compar ative statement r eflects groso 1noome by sources : K . U. IL 1-Reoidenticl uer vice 2-Comracroinl Light 3- Commercial Ap~liu..~ces 4-S:mall ?o~·r er 5-Signs 6-Hos--oital 7-Lerge Power 8-South Superior 9- Street Lighting TOTAL 1fillli lp193,050 807,904 238 .765 820,160 92,998 93 , 310 6,022 , 649 306,200 273.000 9,847,036 ~ 1,286,864 877,882 233,682 8~8,575 91,140 96,300 6,863,000 186,?OO ~ 1941 1,007,965 1,204,6?5 1,621,993 1,749,267 266,259 780,668 84,346 2.66,816 760,340 84 ,673 106,990 113 ,106 6,096,210 6;9:36,300 196 , 100 209,200 ?.83.000 304.000 27A.OOO 9,769,9~4 10,330,320 11,627,277 Groos Revenue Reoo1veq 1940 1941 t\ 72,662.43 71,273.10~ 0 68382.60 0 69,018.59 -0 1 1938 1930 • 1-Residential Gcrvice ~4 ,925.94 48,~99.49 49 861.14 49,041. 99 2- Commercial Light 6,629.76 6,846.69 7,306.?7 ·3-Commeroiol Applio.nces 7:464.69 3~,618.34 3 3 ,700.59 34 191.84 36, 248 . 40 4-Smsll Poucr ~,630.56 3 ,578.~7 4:625.66 ~,462.61 5-Signs 3,584 .16 3,41~.79 4,432. 19 4,674 .22 6-Hos-oitel 126,364.93 121, 362.09 127,87~ .59 14~ ,172.58 • -7-Lsrge i-ower G,867 .76 7,353.35 11 677.40 7,136.40 8-South Superior 10.016.95 10,864 . 4?. 9:714.51 _9,051.6~ 9-Strect Li~hting Gios,~56 .14~329 , ~si.71 TO'".rAL ' (~316, 604 . 66 t 30'i', 993 .40 �- 3 - Mr . W. H. Jeffers 3/ 6/ 42 Rat e r eductions t:rere made in several classes of service cf- • fective r""Y 1• · ·•ci. 10 Al, ancl. an anal ysis of the olnsoee affected i o sho'Gm •• belm1: l\ Res1denti8.1 Service In~~Gi::-.oeo. conoumption , J~nuP.ry to Ri,pr . , Inoo 72,952 Increased~ ccnoumption., Ma,Y to December , I no. 16t1.- ,3G2 •,., Decre&se ~ue to rate reviolon, May to Deo. Net 1norease (~2 , ~52 .68 · 6,140 .<-'7 7.213.R2 (}1, 379 .33 Commercial Lighting InoreaGed conswnDtion, Jonuury to Apr. ,Inc. ~3,160 Increa.eed consumption-, :-1ay to Deoember, Inc . 133, 5q0 Decreaoe due to rate revision, iiay to Dec. t~et Increi:,oe 2,393 .96 4,968.71 3,879.12 ~~3 ,473.66 ' Hos-o1tal Increased eonsun~1tion, January to Apr . , Inc. Increased oonouit.i:;tion, Un.v to Deceraber,Ino. Decrec_ee due to r,~to revision, UF.!y to Deo. !~ot Decrease 2,924 4 ,192 97.22 119.47 327.06 110.~7 I t uill be noted that, for the oight-months period nffeoted by the rota ~ecreaoe, the totel reduction duo to the r cto rev1e1on amounted to ::11,420.00, trhi l e e.d dit1onal volume amounted to ~11, 218.66 for the oluoscc of scrvioe above enumoro'tod. If the entire yec.r 1s t aken into cons1derut1on , the 1ncreaoed volume nggrerrnted t:16, 162. 51, or (;4 ,742.51 in c~•cees of the deorenoe due to tho rEltO rev1e1on for tne e~eht- ~ontho period . ThG nu~ber of r anges has inorec oea otecd11Y, there be ing 14~ on the u.110 us 'Jf December 31ot, cm increonc cif GO rnnges. It is im- probable t!:r t oo many u i l l ·b o ool ::1 dur1ns 1!14~ <lue to tho difficulty �- 4 - Mr. W. M. Jeffero 3/ 6/ ~2- of obtoi ning merohandiee. the mnnufo.oture of el eotr1c ap-pl1sncee h nvi ng b e en drastically r eduo0cl. Tt1s :i.ni;t0l l.,::t i on of v ol t uge regulators and Sidd1 t 1onnl t?"Ems.- I\\ formt:'r is , ~nc.l. tb.e 1t.<=1king of some line ohnnges to b a l e.n ee the lcE:d. c enter f ha~re r e E1ul t eCl 1n rnuch-iu1pr ovcd volt ·age . I~\ ~~ \( ~ From the Qtanapoint of c a:9 .-:c i ty to .z,ender ser,rlce 'l'.·1e ar e now in a bett er poo1tion. than ue lleve b0cn f or n number of ye{!.r a. Belm-r is shm.m a c:ondenoed st at ement of income, e,rpenaes . o.nd not r e~renue £. fo:r• the ~fat er De-pnrtmcnt f or t he ·f our ye-ors end i ng Dec eQber 31, 1041: ! 1941 1939 ~•;a tor Sal es : U . Y .R ..I\ . Vo . The U . -:- 1• Coal t G7, 44:4 . 54 ~· 66, 166 . 12 •:t 68, 392. 16 C 61, 494 . ~6 (' l', Hydrant Rental o 4 ,0"2:5 . 87 13 , 765 . 44 116 ,177. 39 4 , 092.54 Royalty Tota l Cuer nting ·388 .31 164. 5? 69 ,137. 27 54 , 391.60 71,286.10 Other s 1;'; ,968 .38 11'1. ,705 . 94 Co . Misc.Revanuo ,Incone & 14 ,596 .49 119 , 367.49 4,115.00 15 ,719 . 87 106,046 . 94 4 ,140.00 193 . 85 39 . An Revenues Total Cpera.ting Expenses Depr eo1at1on Total O~1erc~ting 64.777 .08 73 ,028 .28 107 , 261 . 62 17, RO4 . 5O 17 . 4 08 .96 Bxpenacs l'.nd Deprec iE'.t ion rlet Opc r c-.t i n~ Reve - nue Exclur,ivo of 'faxec 1 • " " 61,810.72 76 , 237 .66 () 72 , 978 .74 "' r l O0 ,44~ . 6O ~- Taxes tJet I noo::io frm:-1 0 9er~,tiono .r 49, 703 . 89 t... 46, 518 . 69 r, ~5 , :2'.0!1 . 66 ~ ~9 , 311 .09 �L t'1r. W. •M. J e ff ers 3/G/42 The Total Operating Expenses refl ects on increase of (:34,233.34 • hs oho'tm una.e1" unusual operating oxpend1tures , the re- . tirGmcnt cf property, coet of recl~1m1ng 12-1noh C. I. ~1pe , and reconstruction of S- in~h O. I. line in conneot1on tr1th t he "tc1orlr of lo.v 1nG l l t ;nr, foot of at eel olpe, • the conatruct1on of nump1ne;- l.'3tot1on e:.t 'JJ c:irto-·m , etc., account for l~25, 9~5 . 18 of this amount, the bo.l nnoe dn e to l t r gur incr~ace in volume of t,fater hl!.ndled. '1'he num")?~·e !'nr the ~rccr re~~oi1eB. en all- tiri1e high of 979 ,577 , 01 4 r,allcn o , the r:ePk rncnth hs.v1ng been July, ,:1hcn 1 02,303 ,82 8 Gnllons t re1•e; puoped . lj,·he d i s t::...ibutlon \ ) f µum-paBC f or the yenr 1941 e.s com9ered t•1t!1 1 94.J i s ehovn bel ou : Gcllons Groen rn ver Union r acifio Rcl lroad Co. Others 404,334,273 20'1 , 870,727 490,269,640 1€fi, 622 ,360 Rock 5nr1ngs 68 ,999,113 214 ,560 ,887 Un1on -Pv.oific Hnilroe.d Co. Cthers Cf /.f.r lf-i ~ 0 O 0 I I Rel1aryoe Tho tTni".'n '\"\uc~fic Coal Co . _25 ,619,90!) 876, 0A4 , 903 ~5. 105,014 970 ,577,014 Due to River, ':'~'l!? e.ctual conou:nption to "Ot her s • ------- �- 6 - at Rook Dpring s increased 8 ,67~,547 gallons, being curtetled sorne" ·hat by a very '>iet, cold summer 0 It ~ill be r ec~.•.11_.c~ g., ,c..~te~ I.!. t·h,~t ,. r a t es were deoreesed effective JGnuary lp 1941, ut Rock G~rin~r. • l:.l'°' ' in na.a.it~.on tc the r ev1 e1on1 'i'hc rat0 of' ;,juy lp 19~0, will h t:ive to b e oons1dered of ~:c,y 1, J..940 . nlso at Gr ~e n r.u.Ye!' in 1uo.k~.n,; com-r,ar.ison s for the first f ive months . .8olm·1 [lJ:"e sho•:m the pri nc ipal results of the rate r evisions: Roqk S"'.)rlno:s. Oth0ro Deorooso due t ~ rate reviaion IncreuBe due ta consumption t 20,091.31 6.087.04 \• 15 , 004027 ('\ µn1o n ~ noifio i1,) 1. lrnF..d. Comusmz 776. 76 iJecreefle due· to rate rev1oion !noreeoe <3m-: ~co conovmption ~ 2.734.26 1,957.50 r.I 7,166 . 24 1,14~.70 Gr een River> Union "Pa.ciflc Rn11road Comnru'ly Decrease due to rate revision Inc?"ef-rne due to coneumr,t1on 6,020.54 'l'hG a.1ocontinuanoe of the Kanda pumni ne: etat i,,n , ;;-r}i_1c'J.,_ ~1as repl aced cy t.c1e cutoma.'i;1o el0ctric otation con otruoted. ~-t 3 la1rtown , h ie i,roven to be st1t1ofuctory. During the greot f:r ')art of t he ye 2 r "·ro are .:.hlo to pum9 to Ele.irto~!n :~i thct1 t :my !norc~'!,r. in nreeour e at G-r ecn raver. During ;:>eal; montho, th e 111"oeou1•0 honev or 1s 1ncree.oed ouito o..o•-.:reoit.bly due to 1noreu&ou frict.ton hce.1 . 'l'he coot of fuel &t lknda ·t·no '' 2,11 s.~0 101.rn thr- n turlng ~ "dd1t 1on to whioh three men ~;ere e11m1nr ted, t heir the year 1940, _n ~· �J - 7 - Hr. W. M. Jef fers c/ 6/ 42 wage s 1.1n, r o~i mating 1~3 , ~04.00 fo r the seven-month !)er1od, of C5 , 450 . 99 . & totnl Th~ cost of electrical ener ey et Bl airto~m amounted to \~ 5 , ?90 •20 ; hot,rever, t h er e T,; a s an increase of 1 ~ . 2 percen t i n \\ t he zmcPnt of ,-·a ter '1~n<ll cd. . Due to eYce soive rel.in s , the Gr een f.livar vnA· very 111gb 1n t urbid i ty ell yc·:.r, r Hi e.ine co iJt a of coae;ul at 1on , Md pl acing a cle:.nea. t ~1ree ti;11e a rlur1n7- the e;tu:imer, end t ho f i l trat ion ov!)aoity No --Jerg-,ncl i n,1 uries t o _e ither em"Ol oyes or the :-,ub11o occur r •.:d dur1nG t he ~'eor, l'.nd an ~l most total absonoe o~ comp! eints ao to t•1P. s~rvice T 1 {}~ t iln ruJ,:; . He e;(t enc1. tha nks t 0 v.1 1 • empl oy e s for l oy al r:nd oom~etcnt service r end~r ed dur ing t he year. Res9eotful ly submi t ted , --- �YE~\R 1940 I I �SOUTHERN WYOllING UTILITIES COMPANY 1416 Dodge Street Omaha, Nebraska. j f.lt.l"'Ch 22 !) 1941 4,o5!.. 6'J A 1 283.?2 - s,sa.;. I • '.I 3~ ~c t'oli.o :i,:r? :1 a :-:. comlen -:-~c.1. c:t·~tooc..t of income, cxpcncc"', end i!et ?cvcnuo:J of tl!~ I.'t~:.c i)o :.:.rttlon~ Cc1~ol llc1~·e of 12~J: ...... __,.,. Elec. r - &.>le, > ~ • • lo - 1~37 };938 £) I 072 I 6J:i 91847 ,oss - lr39 1940 9 ,769,9-M 10,330. 320 30 , , P. : . 0 z .., , 356.14: 4..90 316,611. 86 308,000 . 00 t261,637. 3i> 3~ 1 8A3.?7 -~a.-::-....=- 308 , 361.04 �- 1 9 37 ~ ne.t iR~)'17enue'° Exclllisi ve of ':;axea <\ 22 0 939ci99 0 SO,l90o76 () 25,655010 0 43, 79~0 59 9,~570,,18 11.631008 11 8 1 35 2 34 20.386 .. 5 2 0 1 3 0 369081 ~?18 0 559068 {~ 14 8 519 o 76 {~ 23a 408 8 07 \) =the gr>oss ~evenue i g p ~~:i.ctica.lly the seEe e.s fo? the yeaf.' 1S39 p d00pi te ·?;he ? a te deex,er~ce., nhich Dil l be F>efe~l"ed to latei" in the cost of pone~ pu~ch~sed 0 ~he deore~se in ~ate paid ?eeulted 1n n s~ving of (;29 ,560.09 , i ncr>e.:?.sed consmap t ion amo unting to {;6:, 5110 79 0 '!:axes f op the year 1940 incl ude {}3, 3400 74 adj u s~Goent f ol" prior yeai'G . Fede!'&l e1rci Ge t ax on sale of energy \7a.s i n crea sed to ten pe~ oeni du~ing 1940, and the incoae tex Dae, of course , i no?e~sed dua to incre~sed earni ngso ~he ?ollouiflg ~onparati~e stateoent ~eflects gross in- cone by soux>ees : 1-Residentiol. Sarvice 2-Coonercicl. Ligh.t 3-Co□nerci al npyo 4-&leJ.1 Por1es> 5- ~isrw 6-Hosnitu. 7-Large Ponel~ a-South Superi or 9. street Lighting TOTJ\.L IC . Ii .Ho 1937 1 ,050, 758 779,610 252 ,788 767 , 053 89,037 80,080 6, 584 , 222 269 , 072 9 , 8 72,620 1939 1 9 40 1938 1,193,050 1 ,285,864 1,521,993 877,882 1,007,865 807,90~ 233,682 256,259 238,766 848,376 780,558 820,160 91, 1 40 8 4 ,345 92,998 96,300 105,990 93,31 0 6 0 022, 649<> 5, 863,000 6 ,095, 210 185,700 195,100 305,200<} 278,000 283,000 273,000 9,759 , 944 10, 336, 320 Gross Revenue Received l-Reeidentlml Be~~ice 2-0oo~~rci:u ~izht 3-0oomereial Anp . 4 -Sma11 }?O ,nl"" 5-Signs a-Hospital 1937 ('61,655.63 47,767. 64 7, 8 44. 39 32,168 .03 4 31 7 67 s:025: 46 ~ 1 938 ;58,382.60 49, 851 .14 7,464. 59 34,191.84 4 , 625. 66 4,432.19 1940 ~ ~~71 , 2 7 3 .10 \)69 , 01 8 . 59 t 49,041.89 7,306.77 35,248. 40 4, 462. 51 4 , s14. 22 4.4,925.94 6 , 629. ? 5 33, 618. 34 3, 638.56 3 ,524.16 ====---- �- 3 - G~oss Revenue Received (Cont'd) 1930 1939 1940 Ol~5,364.830 ~j].2l,352.99 fj' ].2~o59 ll,6?7.40° 7~136.40 '6,857 75 9,714,61 9,851,63 10.015,95 ?....LnTge !?otJ ec1 S~South Su~crio~ 9- Street L! gh..tiing Potcl 0 C 3og ,e28092 0315o~m~.66 (530?,993"40 0308,356olt} 0 1 Lina 7 0 l 93 'r' 11 corJp£G"es t1iih liiieG 7 end 8 stabeequeut -Cher>e~Oo PU?the~ Pate PedYct ions ~o~e □ade J anuary 1, 1940, and 81l anal.ysis of the effect of theae reduetions oill be of interestp Xt tJi12 be 1.,,ectlled tha'G fl !'eduction oo.s oade in z>ebidential servi c e end co;--,n91.-:.cial l ight r>a'Geo l'Jer>ch 1 0 1939 0 hence tr10 !fed.uctiono n ust be eoneitlered in coopex-ing the ?1rst t no oonths of 1940 oith the s1 □iln? pe:t"'ioc.1 of 1 939 11 and only ·the reduction e?fecti vo J anuaz>y 1, 1940, thex>eaftero., i:i1he :tiesu.l ts ,7ePG e.a ?ollons: ~ ~Re0i d enti &l Se~vice '° ~J o4.0 6 p561 031 , -~ 0 Decre~se duo to r a.~·e z,evision, Ja11 0 end l:'ebo Deo:rea:.:1e uue ic rnte r>evis:lon, r1aPo to Deeo 11., 082 .. 07 ! ncreese eonGuoption i; P.,241. 35 Co0nercial Lighting :-, , ~or': o· {"I Decrease due to ~ate re~;siong J ~n. and feb o Decre~me due to r nte ~0v1~ion, Euro to Deco Increased c~nsuopiion • 1) I,; • I~ 0 -~ 5g'796 . 32 :Jet Decc0P..C30 Ooonercial An Dl i2nc00 Dec~e ose due to ~ate revisi on In ere;; seo. consut'.ntion \ l ~ ...,J O .,.. 584.0? r:et Dem.:cc:.se Hosu:'...ta1 ?! Decre~sc due_ t~-~~:e"~ovision Incre" ced COtlSL: ":i. -· J., 060. 06 �~~e!e~~e due to rate ~evision 609 . 06 330.41 J.n c.1. ensed couetlnption n et u ec:PeBse TOTAf.. DECflEASD; ~he t o t al dem."euse due '~o ~a te Pevisior&s Das ~521 11 9?5 S8~ nhi©h 0 tJ~s l ~ £'gcly ovex>co□e by t he cel e of ~dd i tionel energy aaounti ug to • 018,09 5 °06 to con aru:ie~ s a ffe c t edo Hovev e~, this requi~ed the diot~i- btation o f' 1?31 ci.dd i t i l""fl_,..,,_ -:-l Ll.0 r · -" ox-., energy» nhich '.J,'.3.8 pUi"ChQeed - 17D·-·;'?a ·r r';;I rr A). o •1o ! 4 o 2t a cor.t o-2 Z:8 a, 56S. 360 Xn 'Gh i e connection it 1s inteYoa·sting to note t hat onl y 310r 08 5 1- . \7. Ho o f nddi'6ir,ncl energy t·1a.s DUI"OhR sea. , bet;·i;e? _operating ~e ou1ts being secur0d by inc~easing the voltage and r ~i s- lc l . . i ng the 3)0Ue!' ?acto&".,, ~/ ';;h e ntt:1b0 ~~ o f eleotric Pang es in use continues to incre~se, there being 93 a g of Dece□bs~ 31st, un inc?e~se of 30 ~anges over la.EJt ye ~:r. 'lh~..ee el e ctric oatex> h0aters have been. installed; hor1ever, the rate i s not conaucive to oate? he~ting~ etc. Due to e Mngae haing oade at the pot1e1-- pla::2'i;c it ~·o.o inpo"'~ible to coor-dinate aone of this information rJi th the -001.:-0r ulnnt ri;::-,din3s. ?ni s info:PDa'7;io:.1 ·:1as tu1"11ed over to the C-enercl El30~rio CoBptmy engineers, ond t hei~ reconnendations 0 111 be c a~0fUlly studied in planning s~; ste:1 :1.nproven•J nta. Sever,.nl verrt ~:ppe.rent ••c·-lkn2~ses hsve been clisclosod u:l:'i..iGh it i s J>lrumed t o e~r-~oct during 1941. It 1s l believed tl:g_t .i::-"l7DV OC1S?1t i n voltage nnd poHer :?actor 1fill r~ au.l t in substmtictl l"&V!rnue g~ino in adclit ion to renderin:-; service. more s11t1 efa'1tory Sooe t ~~nc~~Pmors ~er~ added nurin~ 1940, b~t little line �- 5 - nox-k oes dou~ due to ertt-?nsive c!lungee neccsoitated by street ci111.gee in eonneation \,i th t he conciruction of the overpass and uncler-pe.se: bJ the City off oc!: Sy,rlnr,;s. Th.e const1"uotion of the ov~rnast :::.:1t;. unde~aee ne cessita.teo. e L 'ill"~O ann1mt of ext~~ , 10:1".1·~ o ~he 1:ine on "rl 0 Str>ee•i; :-,as r-3buil t on the e .-a"i; si.1.c 0? the stre,:r~, insid.e of the sidena.lk, due to n e.r.ro·.1.... ing of t hs ucl:Z.:::i □1ld0 neoesEa~~Y by the enforced n idenin'."J of 'uh3 str,3et . t1ere al.Go reloc ~ted ar1d x•cconsil'"12otccl .in part. £.ill aor-vioo lines on nuu Sts>eet o.nd O nuob~~ in 0th~!' loca'cicms uera renecrodc, Balo-v 10 0'1oun e. cond0naed ot ate□ent of income, e }toensen, c...'1c'2 l:'ovenuea f oI? t h~ \".et01: Depa1.,tment foI> the four yee.ra enc1i1:.6 Dece□be~ 31, 19~0: rioter Salee u.P . R. R.Co. 'ihe UoP. C. Co ., Othero Hydrant Bcnto.i.a ll1 scl . Re~a;1ue, I ncoce & ?..oyc.lty 'lo tal Cpcratir.g Revenuec - 073.835.,89 16 3~0. 29 111,688.29 s ,r,10. 00 3. •,;j - 1939 ~ 1937 ~ 067, 1}(4.54 066,165. 12 058, 392.15 13, 765. 44 1 4,596.49 13,968. 38 115,177. 39 119, 35 7. 4 9 114,?05.9~ { ,115 ., 00 4,092., 6~ <:, o. ~5. . 87 .. .I. • 1.. .:. . Bo '205 I 61(:'I 72 ft ve v.•,99 , 766.,42 0199 ,035.92 l-196, 277. 28. V Total. O~erE:.tia; Exnenses Denrec1at1o:i Total Cner-at!nz Exnonsos end Deoreci".ltiO!! Uet 0-oere'~in: Rev enue .C=celus1 v e r: f txaxeo 'laxes Met I ncome trnOperat1one ?3, 192 .3~ 26 .091 . 79 ~, 78, 237. 66 l 'r'l, 973. '74 ($105, 4~~. 60 6 .155.06 21 1 5.~s. 't? 80. 135.84 $48,100.66 $ 48,703.88 \) 46,618 .69 $J 25,308.66 (• - -- ---- �- 6 - ~ho itcn of '•T:ixesn 1 no1 udeo ndd1ti inaJ. Federal 1n0oae t axes paid du!?ing 1 £'40 for tho yo ....n"" prio? thereto 1n the naount of c:.;.&o J 4l,817. 9P p due to revision in the Deo=ec_ia~_ £ u i on rates. 193~ 1033 1S3G l 937 1g33 1 C39 ~his a:::ic~i ~;4,955.31 12:,91~.83 9,2~6.09 8 0 32!i.29 ?,1060 75 G,789.66 l9tO, resultad in Green ru_7c~ Union l'ao!'.?io Roi roe.d Oomne.IlY Othe?s Rook S- z,~.n~~ Un1on p c1fic R ::lroad Gom~any Qtne:•c Rel1anco" n The Un_c .. ,... ---- C!· lono 1939 1940 334,792,708 40• ,33-1-,273 2().!.,870, 7'?.l ~05,~08,506 ~G,871, 860 163,613,926 51 ,08~, 488 190,177, 512 ci:?ic Coal Cot:T> ny __:::2:,:4.&.1 .;.:; 4;.:. 71;:;.a.,5:,;,;B::::B:;:..._~~-5....~6=1_,9,&,,~--0 ...~.. 3 831 ,163,66~ 876, 084, 903 �- 7 ... a'i; G2>3en L~ve-Pi, &nd 3 0 'i'23p135 ga.llofls at Rolie.nce~ Oo~1s i 6.r~r·n.b1e noz,I;: Do..f:: Daae n ece98fl.¥-;t1• by the eonstl"uction o~ the underpa ss a.'ld ovci.-:p2.cc in !1ock S5'r>ingE:c L'.:n ei ght ineh rnlin E"an d~- ~ectly 'G h...?<H1g l1 the w idet<pflCG loc r~tiol."!, nooeisita:ting conR'i;!?tmt'.!.cn o:? c1 nei::1 l :lne one bl och r1es~ o '?'!'10 l:.ne ·~o the P~ilroac1 Datsr tm1!: a.t a.d j acon t vicin:l ty !lt;1Jl"OJ: i23·ij elJl f'i 'ire _pounda o No pe~sonal i11j lll'ies to ei the!.'-' em"Oloyes or t:ile nublic occurred during the ~re -:s O and 2n ~:!.!:'.!os·;; l!otal aboenes of c~npla.ints as to the sex-v1ce r_7e,s the Pule. We extend t ho.l"'irn to c.11 e□:oloy0s for loy£1..l ,9nd conpetent s0rvioe :;.-,eBC-3!"'eu ~tu>ing the yeaz>o Re apectfully suklit•iied Or1g1.ni:.). me~-.,c. EUGENE McAULlfFE ;.?resident - - �J YEAR 1939 ..... �SOtJTRER~! 1:JYOMI NG UTIL ITJ ES cm:Pi'J ~Y 1416 Do1g3 Str~et Omaha, l'~ebr~.sks, ..... r. ~ - ·""- .., - ...;,, - a C 0 ~ 0 Or-~ ~~;1:_"H": ..~ ••:, 1!.~J .., ? ,, ..) o <':, a a a :1 .... ~ o o C 0 0 D (J CJ <J 0 ,, :1 :i s 2i~)" n SAf o : .O ( C "-· ..,- - 1' i;., . . 0 a Q ::) l.:, ,.,5~. 75 ?£0. ZS P~. S2 -~1 • ?C 5 1 67'2. lS '1. • f''! -: • sr, 3 •. ...:: . 5c ,;I - C ' ( :1 ?o·~ l 1 1 8~5. lS '•l3,e44. ?l �_. 2 Cl 68H. 01 l'• . r:~ . 82 S89. l0 l, 3.1.9. J.C Q3:J. 62 319.S~ l~?. 14' S5J5 602.70 3?0. G? 1.00,. 00 G:~;t-;::"' 1 -:.l!lc ti. F . ~ o ~. C:o S:ll: .., o? . Co Coo Ot~i~~ C:' ~·;1_ ;.z ~ 05 1: ~3 - ? cB? r-,~ .......,-•·• ~ "'!':'\"nl-._, L~_,.../:J..;...J. ~ _ ..__._V._,i Lie~. :!o....-~a:r..:.C:> ! ~,;,c,=~ & o··c.1 ;.;:7 ·:e·~ o- o:-~ B::r:re::u.C - ~ a::..-~s en T .zos !!c.... I,20 ~ Ope-:-./· ic:n ~?;; . 0~ •J ~ .. •~.., ... .,, 699.07 1,399. 56 1?~ 1 f;S6,~Q 316.75 388. 31 164. 57 • 7? a2s, c s2. 1a 72. 973. ?4 2s, .ss, cs �.. 3 - 19S8 0 _ _ ....,. ,,...,-, • ._,..,....... --S ('\M ("'\ _,,..,v i> . .,....,,. :\ :, o.a ::·, :\ re Oi''C p o:.h ~ble to ).\ ,.~,:!_-:. ... t . ~ l 0 0 t i?1 "" l "t ter . t o euch ··· o u l ha �....,I".'\ ..;,.._ .... ~ - 1 ....,,,"""' ~,..,.-"' .... ,,, 4 - ·-_.a,#--... .... ...,,, �s~:i.oor,,·;.;10,1 rf •'·h .,., 0 - " .. ..._ ~ 11 ? .t.ilOL'l l i "' no :i. :ro::::i aw i Et r~e~ ~o 0 n° St ,.se>.;~ \lil:lc:i h9.s b:;;en l:i1cli:t1.a:.-.. in the B~.dG~-~, sou: Ope:;:,e;.tin.g Expo:2sc no~k , ill b~ -;:c- I I 6.SO 0t'=O:; o :!~?: '.!.:J """"'" .... o3 ~~ i _.-... ~J;-• .., o --' o·~..:~r> ::~;:,: Tot al .I:hn. :;:;:tl"l. c'Z::: 2 1;e G: T '.:'AfJ~ c! trC{)ll . 3~1 e . 1 1 0 :l. 00 �1m 6SSaDSO GO a8 0.5 <'~9 .,Sf:0 ?l<'.~5O8 Sf a;509 B.~ ., LOC 1 ., 992>DS~O '2i :> 466 ., 366 - 1938 1 .,050,., ?58 l 0 19SD06J 7 79.,610 80?DS.C~ 252~?03 23£? ., '765 ?6?.,053 820.,Um f3fj DQ3'i ~2»13J8 93:> SlO ~ E?7 0 B83 2 S3;, S32 84,8 ., 316 91.? 1t2:0 coo :,: .... L,: 9 .,8 ? 2 c620 B.,8.(',7 .,0 3G 2 = D C'"7 o tt ':'c'<> Sc::iR.;a o Scs7o 4=Cc:--1si:,:ci :.,: 1 ., 22 5 j)CG{: 80 1)080 -;-a.,aoc ?.2 D G,</'_-.., ~O/~ _, ~D Gc.:;~~c ~o 6 c58 t'}., 222 6 D0 .-., .-:Li '"'~ ~ - .....o ·.r .£. l.8 3.~=zco 2'"'f) \.) p 0"",2 w 2 '?/":! 8?2, 8 GCO • .:J,.;, t_ ... l =!.; : ~ ·~ :-.! ~ l2 0 159 3 S'-0.!} �7 - Reri~-~tl~l S~~~1oe ! ~0~0~.C30 J°'.""1UC!?;"' ,,-v' W""'~••..,,_,... ..~.,... • ' ....., _ •• - ...,, . I A ~ - ... !~ 993. ?2 De ~::-;J;i, 1C :? ·:;e :.:r :.:,n::. to .J e"1~cc :,:: X::oxoo.00 1':e J.90,- 11 3 1 83P,.B3 Cjr----.,,....,~ A •~l .f. : ~,":;. ..-,.."l ...,._ _."' ·A ..,,_,..t ::r- .,_~ r, "'51 ~" v . • -"'.i I::.c::::::.600 J o-;:.~:'.,:;- t'~:::1.. ~:o~,~~-r- 4,3~7. 05 Deo: a~'.=;~ ::: :~c r•;,,.sc:.: ·:.:o Dcoe·:-·hz::s s, J.86. 2'5 x~~~~~ac ~~~~~~pti c~ ~~ 809. 25 ~:i....~u b~~-~G 83 -, 23 ,. --:"'"lr;--"'• -•G)w w e on:..,. v-: Dec~::-.,3~ Zlot. c~ Ial!:;:.?0 -~~e 1i1 U.GC i:: 1s r-;? e ye '"''" :i..-ot .--C"~ "G ·~he tic e ~ of tne .Jlec- . i ce Co iooion of �- 8 - tb.o Co..:paey ·;;;11::: ,,_sad • ... :, J .... v .. P ... - e" . • -•"' -· u · Je.n. �I r cooplotc cc :J. . • . :;* ..,, -. in..:o ;, �Year 1938 �......... )g--1g r• :Lf.3-9.._r.·Q,~q,?tB ~H~ €½r., iD~-'.2 ' ·11:;; l''S0 0 : : :.:, Zv::J 'r1J i[2J 1~1 l'l ' "·· m o~~ or& !5l l5'1oGS 900 C:i10C3 G'vof~~o<!IJ ;3.0001202@ 9DolD3o0( !G~0 G,:,;ootO t.0 0 2!9ot'.!0 &19-0'v-?Do'il;; :!C30 W(YJ,,( ? !G0 tw;lo30 ~ l U.')V 'I :cc -::-:r:-=:-:::; - 4). 0 'f.~:-? ,.. 0 23JoGJ is09 1330 WCotJJ 10.0 iv2oZ9 l CJ0 ~9oC3 ..,..., rtet=--o W-J0 wlolO ~.;,o t,.::Jo~ i ,. _.. c~,- ,..0 '}CJ /';fl,\ ,~,, '&C:31 ~'Jo.c~:3oG3 ~,-·- 'i0') c..;:.Jr/st· ,.,o ra· •• • ~Gtl0 CTuoC~ 102:J ll:3~of-~OoGJ iD0 ~~..,,"J. 'Jv i!."200 V'Jf.;o® 19:JS '.!l1So8"2o<JO V0 <¥.'1!..(;'? l!.80E:!Go® ium r•q l {,;7~ 0 ~r~'l. _ ::.."-.. o~t Q9 t~1l2000 1W0 sn.e9 iOSD <;) "'G0 ?,'I"> C'/1 ~_.._. ov~ '10 G1Go0.') !LJ"t..,3CJ ..oo i0:;J r.·--"') 1i.,:;/•-J o r.:"''"'"' :.c!-_,o~ 8 0 01.ioCo lt.:'50 0£::!J..~ 2.G? l□ 0 C::0o'v0 W 0 0C·J ofil xro, 3::J. v1. ~~ .-- y Co o <t;,,.r",,l..;O v ....J ~o~n ~,. ,,< ' ~O,.J!'~Qo,('!1 ..J.:,~,ef~ ~•l a. s:)2,~t ''' '.··o•~Jo it T' ' 0'":) -- <1 •CJ (~9 0 iC}oOO· Ct .,900.,G®.en ~ (:."""-,: t r"F,i'!:. 'j/__ . - ... , ~-;::c::... �SOUTI!Cl'h1 i7YO~tmc UTJ.'. LI TI~S CO!U>.hUi 1~16 Dodge Straot Ov.clw.. Uebraolto 1 Dugano r~oA.u11fi'o0 In Bepl y, Pl e~oo Hofer 'l'o Proaidout 17iloJOP::1), SiiU &.rch 20, 1939. r bo:; to ~ubit hcl"om.th a. l•()nuz::3 of the ootivitioo of tho Southern \iYG:Ji ~ t'%lit1oo Oo::txm.Y f o:.~ t l 10 c:l'.!.ondn.r yeor 1938: ~~ ono~gy tli otribut od by t ho Comp~ S. a purolw.9od f i•o:i ~o union Pacific Co!:l Co::;:-..:::my u r.•10!.• ooutr~et cptod Jul y l , 1937, antl ~ n g until J ~ so, 19~, subjoo~ t o c!mcolla.ti on on oix contho m-it ton notioo givon by oither _p~ty to tho othol;' 0 tiM.o!l p!'OV-1 doo for tho f ollom.ng rat9o: Fo? ~ fi~ot 250,000 m::I purCAUGCd 1)3~ oonth For tho noxt 170, 000 mm parch:lood por o ont h l7ot" all ovvl? ~Q, 000 ht,: I r>u.:'cllccO<l !)01:' cont!l c.oo ~3t° K\iR . 025 par IDiH .09 p3r KraI !n cfulition, C!l encucl rontol c."18.rgo for uso of t ronclooion lines and other equip:131lt of 01,750,00 !o provided f or in t he cont ro.ot. ~o K.U .FI. p,.ll'c•anaod fr~r:1 '.ale Union Pnoi:Zi c Co!ll O~sn:, ·for the years 1936, 193'1 and 19Z8 ore ohoun b3lou i cont 1t.'.1. B1r .229Jr. K.TT.B1 Yenr, 0 .0269 $220,oss.aa 9 , 157,763 1936 .0237 256,501. 10 10,815.055 1937 .0237 254,.C:'13 . 4.-6 10,713,673 1938 I n ordol' toot tba a ctual not a :irninjo fro!l tho oc.lo of ol aotr1c onera mi@Jlt bo detorz:;iil"!:ld, 1 t 1s nacaesory to coobino tho oo.miJl[,'8 fro:i the sale of electric ensrg:, ot ~cl: Spl"in.,,;G by The Union Po.c11'1c Co:u Co:nn!lllY, m.th t he o~ ~ Southern \7yoclil~ rn:.111 tioo Coo~, whi ch aro set fo~h bol oua nss of the �0 r.ev nuo i'rora Tho Union Paoiftc Co:ll. Oo:i~•o Dlactrlo Light Plant Roob: Spril\300 and Southern UYooing Utilitioo Ootiln~ Oonooli<lntod' Yoara 1936, 1937 Md 1938 Comp;gad. • • ~ Th,o i)'n:lon Pnoi:liq Corl Coo Uot inco:::io fro:.1 oolo of oloct~ielty 01~3,082.~ Sou{;hern e:yo!'.15.n.g utilitioo Co .. Bo·~ :1:-:.~cr.:~ i'l\ JJ ~...le o.Z oloo-• ·~1.' ic i ty rutl ::!1~~•1n.ndioo -1;~72078 'lot:i!. net incon. t uo co:1,o.moo 01'17,655.26 1937 it:ti~ $168,953.70 OlG~,97~.47 13,410.15 __18,659.68 $182,363.85 0183,SM.15 co~ oz-a t1on of tho South0rn \7yo□ing llleotric Con~ ohous tk> follorrlng 1.-ooulto: BY-1CiPXO X'UBI.XO SERVICE BDVDI1U.i1S Yoru.• .flconn,t, 1923 192~ 1923 1925 CG13,205o72 201, 903.95 101, GSG. 60 19.3? 113,t-03. 10 1928 123,937.96 153,130.78 19Zu s2Dosn.og 1930 lM,716.35 1931 1G5,4:03o50 1933 1~7,oro.. 25 193ri 1:?3,l00.93 113,394.~ 19M 193.5 1936 1937 1938 121,C-OG.20 1~7,655.36 182,363.86 183,534.15 l 12c1:oapq P9prano5;1 0130976.37 19 0 90009G $ 332.36 10,7~6.59 50634.76 20,192.aa 1,585.50 G0?.22 7,578.33 25,721.32 8,709.61 a,2s1.?a 25,899.16 U4,eoa.~9 1,170.30 I?or purpooo::; of eocparioon the l{.U.H. oold end arooo rovGmo received tor a five yecr poriod 10 ollovn beloui ~ 1936 4,21.l,lBa 4,649,865 1936 lC37 1938 9,872,620 9,847,03$ 1~ 0 K\iii 6olc'l 7,336,677 0:r0, 0 :SOyepne 191,299.61 200,977.7? 268,863.59 309,832.9:J 316,611,86 1to.1 F«r-onfl.i turosJ,. AP !nnto.lliilB ~r.:l!lsi'omers ond heavier m.ro ------- �t'!on.-C3ni tnl ,., E~endi . i'W:'ee ~0ntml o~ GU!lX1- 'Q;:ueaty Coal Com.pmiy•e line to Q.u.ecly, fo~ th0 p~riod ~uguot o 1936 ~110 J a.nunry 1 0 1939, i nelu.dod i~ the J~'lml."Y acco1mt0 $ 900.00 Opo1~ati~ mrgense in cmmecM.oa TTith \7ork Order tfo o 230 l'OIK1:1E'o u.:.1ii r-mtGneio,.10 to por:ox- Unee Mditi oll.2.1 ooto~s pm:cmaeed avd ~nstall0d 'i:s;>aasfo1.·2.0~8 i11~ta1led to ;.~eplac0 ~hos0 uhich had b2en buroot.l ou.t 507039 Shotm 'b:cJl o-1 io otatec:m.t l~GfleoM.ng R. ll.H. of energy i'umishei m1a gt"oss roveuuo ~eceived uho~of~orn fo~ the yoe:co 19M to 1938• inclusivo: Groos Ilovanue Baceivod 193".\ 1-Ltg)lts a.Dom.App. ◊8~ 0 022051 140 1¥-.29 i935 2,936 088,072.14 $95,91S.5S~ 16,470.32 18 0 336. @i:t ),937 4-Com.Lig'llt Cal,659.83 47• 787 .64 5-CO!!lll•APP• 7,844.39 3-Res.Ligi1t 6-Small Pouo~ 28,&13.52 28,418.37 30,069.94 38,168.03 7-Signs 3,979.40 4,l.21.67 4,628.04 4,317.67 s-nospitsl 2,322.12 a,376.57 3,~s.7o s,eas.46 9-Largo Fouor ~9,059.90 53,981.25 101,081.46 142,G17.00 10-St.L1gbt1ng 0 9 227.27 9,537.55 9,570.36 9,633.10 Total ◊191 0 299.61 Oaoa,977.77 $262,853.59 $309,832.92 • Includes rao:i.dc:1~:tcl upplisncea, l!ovem'ber and Doceober, 1936. ••Comeroial c.1.pltun.cao only, November end ~comber, 1936. $68,382.60 49,851.14 7,464.69 34,191.84 4,525.66 4,433.19 137,Ma.as 9,714. 51. $315,604.66 �.Xii Ot>der to ma.1..:0 a comparison of electric 0n0rgy oold for li@ting ru!d a pplia11~00 0 it i o neceosm-y to take the total of items 1 and 2 for 1936 end prioF a□ comp:ll'ed i7'i.th •i;he total of ite:110 3 0 4 0 0.nd 5 for 1937 and 1939• . i~ ui.11 bo Bo~icod t hat uhil0 lloD.Ho eold0 foli oif 25,584 in 1930 0 rovemi.0 incr0oocd $5 0 77.i 54o 'mis oit~tion ia du.'3 to th0 fact that K.U.B. sold to mime at the 0 TIATDR smvxor,i DT;P_/'illl):tiITJNi: Qp,:pi t ~ . B:,;mC'ln,ditUX'_eo.,_19qJ3J. ~ 450.,,:2oot 0 2-,inch 0 Col o p1!)o line iz-om inte~sectio~ of D and Lu.d.vig St ~oot o oou~h in B St~aet to alloy bs'i:iroen bloolrs 7 and 8 0 thone0 oast t@ ell0y iu 'bloek 9 0 '41lcmc0 oouth in so2.d all0y0 repl~c!ng 0?- io~ing 2O0-foot 0 2,,,,inch ~ o Xo pi !¼) line in D Street (> v ~ l40-foo'ii 0 ~ineh 0 Coi o pipe line in l7 st~eet )?roJ into~ooctiou or Vondt ~v0xro.e to iniersoction of PaX"k Avenue, c.til l t:W 150-footo 2-inoh, CoXo p!po lino nol"'thesstt~l'dly in ~2.li"k Avenue froo intereeotion of Tl Strast, in Ksl2ilall Mdi tion, ~ck Sprix,go non-capital E;psnditu~0s, 1938t rou emolro ate.eke Belie.nee pu!:1P bou.oe :eem.ro nnd r~ni I!amla. pump houso 130,56 225.61 Eepai~o to ~oo~o end m.ro fonoing nt ~ ,~ ~rinns and Ch'aen mvo~ te.nk:J D .ri:.OOi.;. ..,!! -.-:, Co~otiii,g tbl:oll@ 12-inch line, Ko.'A'.lo io~oring liuo on/!. Straot ,..ffdr to Groan Bivar inot&3. tm.~o nou Mu o.n • GS7.G5 roa.ss �t!ot oro puralnsod and inat!>llod o.ooount net7 $ inotcllntiono, and t o r oplooo obaoloto motere '165. 00 Oonot~t fonco aro'Wld rotor!ol ye.rd I!o??om.th eollilemod otatc:::nnt of inco::::0 exp3nseo and not rovanuoo for ~tor 9e~ico, yom?o 1937 nru11938 ao ohomi by 1Jom 227: 1037 ~otal Opo~nti1:1g Rovonuoo ~ot& Ope~atingExponooo Deprooic.tiou ~otcl ~oratin~ ~ n~oo c:.1d »~::---c- · o1c.tion D'ot Or...oi-otiD.G f..)vorr:J.O c~~l'l!Sivo o:? ~ o owl Uneolloctiblo Dillo ~~oo t.; Uccoll ootibla ~i!lo $205,906.87 77,703.99 64:,622.39 oao0,178.49 69,137.27 M,391.50 132,326.38 73,580.49 25,'182.94 76,649.71 2"1,945.8§ 'i:"c.e c~nnolic'.btcd ~ovor:-1.00 of the Oo~p~ for the tr.o yoe.rs, 1937 end l.938 ucrei Dloct1~i o Light D.!1!l 7?o\i0:r \htor D~r:ont llerchondioing ns,~r.:ont ~otal lii'Z. $ 13, 36!).01 lj:ho vrotortioo are bei ng '1'i8ll 9 18,559. 68 49,097.55 19.34, 00,007. 55 0 61,607.70 0 66,818.14 801,'Y'/ 368.22 0 60,700023 0 66,459. 92 .Adjuot!:!OlltO net BeveD"llO 6~ 160.91 Cl!linto1n::>d dtb ~doqmto depreclatlon charges, end opoJ?o.ting oooto ore kBpt at the miniI:rue tm:>~ joint senia. anangeaento mth czio Union PaoU'lo Coal Cotl!)o.ny• '.illo tluinlm of the management �is 0:ttended fo~ loya"!. 0 conaoie~tious eal."Vice on the part of our staff and G@J;,'.!oyes 0 110 iaju.i•ies occurred during th0 year to either employee or tho B00psotfully aubmitted Ortgb:ial Slgnect EUGE~!E McAULlFFE �YEAR 1937 ,. �.. C.: '' J :...'~ . • -" It,,}\; . I.. :::.wi..:vr.., .JlJ; ' .. • SOUTHERN WYOMING ELECTRIC COMPANY 1416 DODGE S TREET OMAHA, NEBRASKA EUGENE MCAULI FFE, IN REPLY, PL£AS£ REFER TO PRESIDENT FILE 20(),.t\...J. Feb. 28, 1938. Fl!-. f!. t1. J'or:fers0 Presidonti> 'union Pncific ll2ilroo.d Co. 0 0 ~0 Hobraolm. X reg to ou1lm t her~mi th a. ll'OnumG of the aetivi tios G'l the So~0rn Hyooiiu t'tili ties Cq:Jey for tho ccl.ondas yeo.r 1937: BJ..ECi1RI C SDRVI CB l)P,P/\nS;; m1ai a !.mo onorr:w distributed by tho (fo:111?2.DY io p~ehaoed fr<E Tho Union .Pe.cl.fie Cool Compaey und.e&' contrc::.et datod ,Yul~ lo- 19370 .a nd running until JU!10 30P 1942, sub- ject to e:mcellation un si:t months uritten notica given by oitheE' party to tbG other, 0 1 rihich proVideo for the iollom.n.g A'atea: $.03 per mm .025 per ltt1l .Q2 per KUB ~~..!~ l?oi' the first 250,000 mTtI pUX'cbased par month l7or the no xt 170,000 mm purcnn.ocd. ~ month l?oa- Elll over 4200 000 mm purcho.Gou. P3r Illonth In ~ tion_ on ~ rantru. charge for US<el of transmission lines and othor equip::snt of $1, 750000 io providod for in the contl'c.ct. Du.ring tho yeor e?19rgy ~a parch:lsod as f ollous: l7rom !il10 Union Fa.eii'io Cool OcmpOI\9' The K.rl.Ho p'llt'obnsed fran The Union Pa.cific Ooru. C ~ for tho yea.rs 1936 and 1937 ore shOtTil i;3loo: Ye~ 1935 193'1 Increeoo K. \'1.B'1 8,157,'163 10.815.055 ~ $220,058.22 256,501.10 Ogpt K.TT.B. $.0269 .0237 Oolm ~t\Y'• ~ In ora.or t1~t tho o.ctu:u net o:trniD.g9 from the o!\lo ~ clootric ensr§ " ~ ,. .i: no""!lDal°~ to cocb1ne tho eornineo fl' m tllo o:\la of olectnc mlgb.t ba c:iD t Orl:1).1'.l!JCl.9 1 u - 0 ....., ., ---- �Gnergy e.t Rock Springs b7 The Union Pacific Coal Company, m.th the earnings of ~ the Southern iiyooi.ng Utilities Company, uni.ch are oet forth belous Revenue from The Union Pacific Coal Co~ •s Eleotric Light Pl ant Rock Springs. and Southern Uyoming Utilities Company, Conoolidated: Years 1936 and 1937 Compared. Tho Union Pnni f ic Cofll Ooi. 1936 · illZ Increa.~e 0143,082.~8 - $168 I 953e70 v $25,871.12 ~) 4 0 4-72.78 v $ 13,410.16 ✓ 0 0 0 93703? ~otal net i nooca, t ,--:-o cooponies & 1.~7 0 555036 • 0182,363.85 ' $34,808.49 net inco:ae f'I· o-...1 stle of elecu~i city Southern 11yomin~ Utilities Co. Ect ineo;ne f ro!:l sole of eleotl"i ei t y end mercbndioo /J. CO:JJ~ri s on of tho net earnings from public se1~ce e::iles since tho in- coi\pornt i on of the Soutnern Jycming Dl ectrio Company shoffs the follooing results: :i::1'2C2RIO PU3:.IO SEllVIClJ ffilV8HUD~ ~ '"'-1' 1923 1924 1925 192~ 3)i 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 IY\o·~ •;; Xnc1•enco 068,205.72 02,oa2.09 101,988095 101,GG3. 60 118,403.19 123,937.95 153,13o.7a DecreHso ~r Cnnt (;13 ,876.3? 19,906.86 16, 7.e!-6.59 20.3 0 24.2 332.35 5, 534:.?'6 29 ,192.83 1,585.68 687.22 154, 716.SS 155,1:03.58 147,826.25 122,103.93 23.5 1.02 7,5?8.33 25,721.32 8,709.61 113,594.49 8,261.78 25,899.16 34,808.49 121,656.20 1~7, 556. 36 182,363.85 .3 16.4 4.5 4.a, ·°' 17.4 7.1 7.3 17.5 19.1 the K.H.H. oold end. gross ravonU9 received l?or purpocoo 0.,, i. co""'arison - .r: fore five yeor period is sbo\7Il belou: Ynor 1933 1934 1935 1930 1937 ItUll Sold 4,233,969 4,211,182 4,549,855 7 3Z6 67'1 .~ • • ' 9,872,620 Capitol Drendituroa: lleplaco :-o~ar lino a.nd inatall cot orin.3 ~~qulpnent to th0 Pauooc..: t:1110 Groos Boyenue 0188,134.00 191,299. 61 202,977.77 zo2,e:.z.59 309,8~.92 �(Fornard) 535.20 Extend pot.er lines to serve -01.ark, Brooks and l?1,yde Additions , including ...._ ;:, ·a ...C!,ns..1.ormers, etc. 1,648.69 Install additional. transfonners and heavier m.re at various l ocations ~u 0 i ucr.e~se voltage and to supply additioual demand 2,723.83 Pru.•cilns 3 a..l'ld ins tall one 30..K. i'/. transformer, Rock Spr in<2:""'s=--_.:.:7l::.::2::.:•~5~5 Repla ce seoondery coil in tTansi oriner 0 burned O'l.!.t by lightm.ug l~.75 O~gi~0 inst alling and t esting meters 715.20 Th01--e t;0re 863 ma tel's tes t ed clm...ing t,he yees. fie expect to complete tha t1ork of testing ma·~0z,s du.ring t he present year. Opex-at:ing expens e in connection vi th i7ork Ordero Nos. 14, 18, and 19, repairs and eztcmoions to pOf"«>r di stribution lines ---=l~,;:;:; 35~7~•:.:::3.::::2:...- ~ ™G r.as i ncr3a sc d o~ vorzr f a e:llities, but it uill be necessaey to con•i;inuc this uox-k d'!l.X'h'ig the p1•esent year. Tots.1 non-c'.;l.pi t s l e~endituxes Bffectiw llov. 1. 1936, the rates for el oct1~c light and po\78r care re- duced, and t he follou-lng statement reflects the effect of this reduced rate for the first t~lve months of its operaUon; compared m.th the previous t uel ve IilOnthsz 1936 end 1937 1935 t\l2d. 1936 llonth K. IT.Ii. Nov. 162,¥..2 Dec. 158,~7 Je;n. Feb. Har. 168,619 163, ~00 143,~95 Apr. 141,2'!-9 May June 140,451 128,636 145,585 July Aug. Sept. 146,092 145,9L~7 Oct. 159,204 ;7;otal & • Aftrage 1,804,537 Difference .&:lount Total Por RUB ~'10,60o .8l 10,632.16 11,260.33 10,770.83 9,437.05 9,122.54 8,84:6 .17 8,099.19 8,G66.27 6,815.16 9,168.70 10,147.62 $.0653 .0671 .0668 .0659 .0658 .0646 .0630 .0630 .0595 .0603 .0624 . 0637 $.0640 IC1:B: 175,575 173,94:2 200,091 171,-«35 152,535 168,930 15'::,819 150,857 152,545 166,556 169, 952 182,746 .Amount 2o~nl Per K'~ $9,919.57 10,244.86 11,127.19 9,756.57 8,843.10 9,513.~.i:: 8,?16.83 8,GM.M 9,674. 33 9, 290.84 9,567.04 10,325.79 2,020,144 ~114,6.23.93 215,607 (Red.1948.89 6.0565 .0589 .0556 .0565 . 0580 .0563 .0563 .0573 .0568 .0558 .0563 .0565 $.0567 ( Rea).0073 �DGcrease d:ue -i-u 0 cl\-"""".,.,,. in • ra~e -c.....::.Q Increase in consumption " - Ilet Dec:i:ease 1 8~A , v--.::,637 ID7lt O $ .00',3 215,607 ro;m@ . 0567 $13,173.13 12,224.92 $ 1 " 1 ., ... 0\7'11 belou is statemaut reflecti.,.," ·1•'1.li. -o 1·~. ~ 948.20 of. energy furnished one! g rocs r evenue r ooeiv d , 1 f - e ~wre rom f or the years 1933 to 1937, i nolusivei 1-X.ig}i-;;s 2-:0o:,i oA'OiO o 4-Coli'luloLi ght 5-CoZ!:loAP!J . 6-SmaJ.1 l?o t;ez, 7-Signs 8-Hos-nitol 0 -!:" ,..g - "' ':>o ne1:;• -li.-• - ... 1934 1,074,158 396,980 1,002,779 320,307 3-i es .t i gnt ..., Iro i7. H. 1933 .. 10-St.Ligh'iiing Total 603,691 1i:>, ?12 50,430 2,027,2'?'0 15.'3.789 4 ,233,969 666,967 78,948 48,900 1,783,759 161.470 ~, 211,182 1935 1936 1,130,672 458,258 l ,316, 701, 666,890 80,845 49,840 1,993.940 169,410 ~.~9 ,855 1937 517,'19390 l,OE0,76S 719,GlO ZS,789 714,508 767,0 63 94, 309 89,037 68,500 80,080 '2:,466,366 G,58~,222 159.900 269.072 7,336,67'7 9,872,620 Gronc 3evenue Received ~ 1-Lights 2-DO!'loA1'"Do 3-~ GS .Light 4-0orc:1.Li~t 5-0ow.App. S-~ell Pouer 7~S!gns e-Eospital 9-Largo Pov-or 10-St .Lighting Total 1933 0 81,l~9o69 ll,3'1-..1.o9l l9S4 ~8~,022061 14,144029 $88,072.14 27,055.00 S,674.41 2,~30050 5S,S'r9.19 9,109.30 [}188 , 134:.00 280643.52 3,879.40 28,418.37 4,121.57 2,376.5? 2,322.72 49,059.90 9.227.27 $191,299.61 1935 16,470.32 i 936 1937 $96,919.5ae 18 336.43*0 ' (> .,,.61,659.63 47,767.64 7,844.39 30,068.94 32,168.00 4,6~8.04 4 ,317.67 3,248.78 3,825.46 53,981.85 101,081.46 142,617.00 9,537.55 9,570.36 9,633.10 $202,977077 0262, 853.59 $309,832.92 rosidenticl c.1:pliances, Hovember and DeC3mbor, 1936 • ••• Includes Commercicl. e~pl1anoos only, rTove!!lbar end Dacember, 1936 • In ordor to r::ake a comparison of el ectric enc1·ror sol d. f or lighting end appliances, it is necon~~ to tck:e the total of items l o.nd D for 1935 and prior as coops.red ,1i ·~!1 the -~ otol of :i.tei!ls 3, 4, and 5 f or 1937. It ulll ue <1otec:. that con- sum-otion fro:.!.! this 00:1:.•ce incro~~ecl 249,G62 mm ov~l' u:ss, t':1:i.lc r~.::mucs i::icreased $3,016.65. f.hile the inoroo.se in r avenue io not oonmonsur~t e m.th t ho inc1-e~se in consumption, this 10 du.0 to the deoroosc in rnteo tr2icll tool: effect lfov. 1, 1936 . ~. . �UA'l'ER SERVICE DEi?AB,Tt.:®BT: Canital Expenditures, 1937: '! Lay 900 feet of pipe line in certaih streets and aven'll3s Green 1:U~va1• Lay 2,350 feet of 2 11 4 0 6 11 , 11 , • ~d en, C.I. pipe in Pryde Addition io Rocle Springs, roplooing 611 and 911 c . I. pipe 4, 039.79, Total, Ca.pttol Expend.i tw.~es lYon-capital Bxnen~:i. tm~es, 1937: Ole.:'1.ll. aP.il paint filter plant at Green Rive~ ReuaiT boiler at G~een 11ivo~ pumping plant Replace strcingel"s one :ZiUe!' tub 0 Green lliver ~-00.65 Repair O clean and. paint one- million-gelloh storage 1,060.16 Repair and protect p:i.330 lines du.a to heavy- danmgo ea.used 10,639.01 Extend pipe line ~eot from Elk Street to serve Johnson 259.84 D&tend. ,0,n Colo line on 110 11 Sti•eet, frmn intersection of 11 320.99 U11 Street Dxtend 2° Colo line O:)St end. of 8th St1.•eet 174.55 Extend 2° O. X. line es.st end o:f Ridge Avenue 235. 30 4:i Colo line to Railroad Olub House, Green River 313.70 Opexntin.g; ex-psnse in eonneotion \'Ii.th TTork Order No.17 Instoll one 4° meter t o serve The Union Pa.ci:f'ic Conl Company's poual" plant, Roclt Springs 170 .00 insicll t \70 4 11 end tuo 3 11 meters to sorve Union l'acific Railroad Oom}?a.llY, Gz-een Bivar 544. 00 Install tht'00 1 11 , seven 3/4 11 and ninaty-fivo s/sn i.:aters, "f/rfor adclitional services o.rul to replo.ce obsolete metero 1,177. 05 �Dredge river to insure adeq,,nte ...... suwl y of nater at int ake 378.00 Total, Non-Capital. Expenditures Bc:ro"Ji th condensed statemsnt of income expenses and net revenuea for yccso 1936 aud 1937z Tot~l Operati ng Revenues Totcl. Opsrating Expenses Dopraci '1.tion : otcl. Operc.ti n,g :futpenaes and Deprocio.ti on uet Oper a.ting Bevenuo exelusiv"3 of To.:i:;n and tm.- collectibl e Bills ~axes 8 Uncollcctible Bills (Billa t1 0 557.74) $196,904.51 70,366.95 54,579.25 124,936.20 $205,900.87 77,703.99 M,622.39 132,326.38 7l,968.3l(Billa)73,6S0.49 25,446.57($391.15) 25,482.94 Net income f~om O'~er etion ':;:ho consolidntcd revonu.eo of the Cotil!)an.Y f or the tuo yaa.rs, 1936 and 1937 ,;:or e : 1936 $2,911.66 46,521.74: 1,661.12 1937 0 13,369.81 48,097.55 40.34 Totol Adjustmento $50,994.52 139.58 $ 61,007.70 aol!.47 r!et Revenue $50,8~.94 0 60,706.23 Electric Light en!l Pot7'3r Uat0r Dap3.rtoont Uorclmndi sing :Uepartc.3nt Duo to the oi•ganiza.tion of the Ill ectricsl Uorkers in Bock Springs the mansge~nt decided to rati re from Electric Contract instcl.letion uork, rather than to a ccept a oecond Union organization. The oorche.ndise f oroorl y sold by the Eleo- trio Compsny 1s nou sold by the neu electric store ounod and operated by 'l'b.e Union Pacific Coal Co~ • On Sun~ evening, Ju1y 11th, heavy flood oter collling doun :Bitter Creek uaohed out about oeven hundred feat of both pipe linea about 2S miles east of Green Bivoi-. It r:as naceszary to la;r tuo eoorgenoy ton.-inch lines to B'\ll'Pl1' uater for Boole S!)rh~, end l ater the location of tho :7cr o:m:3nt limo uas c oved and the linss ralcld, tho c::iergency lines bei ng tc.kon u9, a.nu. tho nea creek b!\Dk rip.. rapped to protect the neu pipe line location. operation roe 0l0,63goOl Tho total flood 0:!tJlcnse ch:l.rgod to �- 7 - Thera uas no interruption to service due to this flood as sui'fic- • ient atoraga uas on hand in the reservoir at Blairtoun to furnish ll full 9U!>pl7 of ooter until tho repairs \';-ere finished. GEtlBRAL: 'i:ho cost of preparing na.ter a.nd. pumping same to ljbch: Springs preclu'ieo even a rea.sono.ble rate. ~ere is cuch uate1· uaoted at Green River due to l eclc rrI l'ilete:!."'o and the use of fl.at r a t es. Kand.a. m.11 be y;orn out. Eventually the steam plants o.t Green IlivGr ~ U'aen that tiee comes a pouer line should bo conotrt..:::tcd fro::.i Roc2t Spri1>,3s to both pointst o.nd el e ctric driven turbine pumpo should be installou. to iiclo the iJlc.ce of the present old 'boilers and st1·aight line }?u:l'i)Oo '7.110 p roportic0 c1•a boing \7:>11 mD.intained m. th adequ.cte depreciation ch.D.rgos, und 01Je1~atin:; cooto c.l'0 kopt at fuo minitrucr through joint oervioo e1•rn.zigoments d. ih 'l'ao Union l'ecific Oo~l OoI!l}_Jm:ly. Respectfully submitted President �YEAR 1936 �;Ji~-~ ~ ~ 1416 DODGE STREET OMAHA, NEBRASKA • I] • EUGENE MCAU L I FFE, PRESIDENT IN REPLY, PLEASE REFER TO ~ F l ~ -- - - - X. 'b~g ~o ~mt heretl!th o rocm:::i0 of the aativiM.es of tho Soutl?om i;;y~ Utilitieo Compaey fo~ the Cl'.l0nua~ yo02 l93St Dl0e~x--la Sol"Vieo »~parl:mont. ~ C:lWi'gy distrilru..tod. by fue Cor.ipany io purcbssed from ~ Um.on Pacific Cool. C o ~ 0 o.t o rot0 of 3o2 millc r.i0r W.10v2.tt-l:loar plus certaia t1:ano!!liosion lin0 ood tr,3nsforo3l" t>0Btclo tpid up to 3uly 1 0 1937. trilen a. modification in prica b- ~ o:.zs lll2d0o J'Wt'.J 300 ~ n20 cchedulo coverod by Coutract dated. July 1. 1937, and. r.unnlng unt-11 19~0 oubject io e~3llnM.on on o.ix months crl"J.tton notioo given l)y eitha~ pelrty to tho 0-t h0r0 prot1id00 foz: the rollom.ng rates: lro:ir tb.9 firot 250,000 m7l1 pm-chE.sad. p3r month L'or the next 170,000 ~ p~sed per l!lO-nth I7or all QVOi" 420,000 R:7H puzehased per aonth $.03 per IDE .025 per mm ,02 per Itt',11 In odditiOA'lo oo onn~ 1N:iutal ebarge for uso of t~osion linas and other equipment of $1,750.00 is pt'ouided fo,e in the Contra.oto During the yeo.r onsrg t:1aS purchased as follo~o: Ii'rom 2ho tsm.on l?ceif'ic Coal Comp~ Froo Central CQ3l o.nd .Co~ ~ a. 022, 463 Kua 135,300 KtiR 8,157,763 miH The cost of o11£Jr@I purohaaed wao $218,59800'1, on inerooco 11:' mm from 1935 ot 3,219, 700 and in cost of $60,580.05° On rroveobo&> 1. 1937" o. mm tariff t:as placed iu offoet. coobiniQg dClllestlo ~ lightixig ---.l '\Ill rn"),..,... ~ opp~~~ -u.onoo the rates reduced in enount o:9nroxioating $6, 000. 00 an_._., • - �nuallyo This ~eduction ooo found necessaey in order t o meet simil ar reductions made elsetihere in tha sta te by ot her Public Service Companies. For the four months, l[ovembe1.~, 1936, to February, 1937, inclusive, the average rate ;-=,ceived. from domestic sales nas $00568 per ID'IH,. compared wit h $.0663 under the old tar- iff, the gross ~eduotion in the iom· months due to cbango in rates ue.o $6 0202.3<1:, au iBcrea.s~ in cons·m ytiou of 03 0 876088 reducing the loss to $2,325.460 A:~;,pro~- met0l y 510 el ectric metera hav0 b~0n reclaimed thro~ the combinstion r~te, en investment approxiootiug $4,500 0000 alou. r1an.y o'f thG metcl's in sorvice t1e1:a old and bedly imp~:t'edo In oI"dez, i'hl.1t th0 actual n~t eurningo from tlw sale of electric energy might ba d0·temiued, it is necessary io combine the 0erni1:1gs froo the sele of electric enerm, at Rock 8p~ings by Tbs Un1onPacif1o Coal Company, ,uth tba em-nings of t he South0ri1 i7Y0Zlii1g Utilitioi:: Conr.!?ansr, uhioh c..-e oeil forth below: Reventt..3 Z~B The trnion !?acifie Coal Compan.y1 s Bl eotrio liight Pl ont, Rock Springo, ~d Southern \7yoming Utilities Company, Consolidated, Years 1935 end 1936 Compo.red The Union Pacific Coal Coo 1936 Increase ~ llet i nc01Jle £r(I!!. scl.o of electricity Southern p:yoruing Utilitieo Coo Net i ncome from sale of electricity end m0rchondise $ 4,913.66 $ 4 1 472.78 (Dec.) Total net inoo::ne, t v0 oe>:?lpanies 0121, 656.20 01~7,555036 Salable output, mTtI, Coal Conpe.ny 28,060,360 KOH sold to Southern 1:7yor.rl.ng Utilities Co~ 440.88 $ 25.899.16 5,733.150 �r -, A comna.rison of th ~ e net earnings from public service sales since the in- corporation oi the Southern Wyoming Electric Oo~~~w -~o...... =~-v w i uc the follouing reoulto: PUl3LIC SERVICE REVENUES Amount 1923 1924: 1925 1926 19~ 1928 1929 1930 1931. 1932 1933 19~?: 1935 1936 l~6B , 205072 82,082009 101 0 988095 lOl,666060 llB 0 4-03ol9 1230 9370$>5 153,130078 1540 716036 Increase 160746059 5,534076 29 0 192083 332035 20.3 2-102 .3 l6o<1 $ ~o5 :33o5 1 0 585068 687022 1470825025 l-17 0 555030 Per Cent i~l3 9 876o3'1 190906095 l55,.;1;03o5B 122 0 103003 llS 0 39~o42 1210666020 Da0re2.se 70578033 25,781032 8,709051 80261078 25,899016 lo02 oOO 4o87 17.4 7.o l '103 l7o5 During the ye~ 19:36 0 ca.pitel expendi tu.res for improvements wre as follous: a55iil~5" - __, Tlu."'0e om-va-dl'am.ng meiero rna sm.tches t ru.cko Tt-10 Dodge Ooo 13 0 800-Volt outdoo~ m0te~ing set 1,900 feet of poqo~ line 1 Hillside ~ddition Increase i n c~2.oity o:l pouar line to l?eecock lline $1,207.96 l,35O00O 939.91 546.89 3,433.77 2otel ca.pi tal expenditm·es: Tll8 non-carA.tel oE!)endi.tures for the year uare as folloua: Expense disconnecting ~,d t0sting domestic meters Purchase and installation 214 ne\7 meters Purchase and instelle;iiiou oiw 2 KV.A, three 6 KVA and four 10 KVA tre.nsformors $ 474.13 -l,905.23 757.15 Total non-capital exponditm-as: The merJmd iuc~nee in sel.e of pouer \"leO in part due to the closing doe of the por.-3r plD.n"G o.Z tho Lion Coal Co~e..ny, destroyed by fire in Mey, 193G, awl the ebe.ndom.lent of tho Central Coal and Coma Comp~•s plont in Soptomber, 1936. A farther substMti& increase in sales is anticipa.te1 for the yoor 1937. For comparative purposes 0 tho m7H sold, and gross revenue received, for the e31.e ot ~ - power by t:i.ls Utilitioo Cowpa.D.Y for five ;yea.rs is shomi belom �- Year K17H Sold Groso Revenue 1932 1933 4,539,423 4,233,969 $812,308.00 188,lU.OO 191,299.61 19~ 4,211,182 1935 1936 ~.i.19 lm'l tod 00CS'1"""' """~ P~ ~.5119,855 703360677 202,977.'17 262,853.59 o...n eu3:ti3Y bought from t he Central Oo~l oncl Com Ca.,- , 135• 300 ir73'. tako!l d~ i D.3 pex: de!lal!c!. and proceding the oomplotion ot •. o r:c.s • t h0 uou oxte:l!lion ~e to its poti3r plant at Rook Springs by the C!>al C0iJ!>3.ey• t--..:n ample GU,pl y of Ol!;)l•mr is nou ~vailcbl e for the present deoa.nc!.. . TTato~ D3partmo~t . Du.riD.;3 the yea.--.•, tlle f ollcmiug capi tal exr,endituros uero ma.do: Insta.llo.tion of 874 fe et of 4: inob Colo uc.t er main on "D" Street ond 460 f'eot of 2 i nch C.Io rn:?.te1.• mein on Ciale and Gobel Stroeta Rook Spri ~s ' Inotoll c.tion of 800 ioet of ~ inch C.i . oote1· main on 111?" street Eocl: Sprin.:;s ' 0!!0 S oRo c3ntriftlgol !)'\01? f) 821.09 1,026.62 400.00 ~otal OE:!.pital ex:.9omliturea The non-c~Jitol o:s:pondituroa f or the yee;r uare as follousa Pointing and rep!liri ll$ Reliance and Green River pqine; stations Inotolle.tion of fen in n'Ul!?"l houso Groen R1vor Painting ond re:;i:liring soo:ooo staol tank, P.ock Sprin.go Painti?Jg uood t cnlts ct Eolian.co Bepairi?Jg subsidence iJorth Front Street, Rock SpriDga Lov;ering cm.ins for pc.viz:z Gobsl st., Boo~ Springo Relocating ocl.no account oubsidence Estendinc m.:nns Oiclney and llcCort ~ Streets Relocating 8 inch dB account building neu stock ~rda, Green llive:r BeplaciDG 355 foot 2 inch gcl. line TJith o.I. pi1J3 Groon B1var Installing t hree -1 inoll ~ tors Bock SpriD.ga Install!~ e1&;-:ity B/8 inea i::,.cter s P.ock Springs fotal non-c:i., 1tu e::::,onditurea $ 533.89 134.21 1,018.30 189.66 216.03 245.~ 299.61 900.83 1,893.41 249.85 610.00 8'17.60 07,058.'15 ~ r:::i.tor oup".)ly from ero<Jn River U::Ml o.dcq~to, c.ud, ,n~:i the prosent haa.vy anon, the s~e sit~tion uill obtr.!in f or t ho prosont roc.i.'• ~ follotrl n.c.:; is a. condonoed et a.t~ent of t he inco:.llO, o~enses and net :revfor t he f i vo•ye:ll• p~riod. ending Decemb;Jr a, 1935, for tho t°:l.ter ~~t~nta �- 1932 Uatet" Seles: u.1:ioRoR oCOo The UoP 0Co00 0 OthGr o Hydrant Rentals tli s ol. nev0nU0 0 $56,198037 $36,410.33 $50.039.58 12,085066 12,446068 12,039.83 97,444.19 97, 414029 107,797.16 3, 880083 3,830.00 3,850.04 XncoB~ & Royalt y 386097 I ncome f rom D~po- si te, etco $60. 264.21 13,125.05 108,557.87 3,895.00 $~,856.01 18,270. 82 109,649.50 3,970.00 988003 (Dac)484~18 (Dec.)669.07(D3c)l,399.SS (Dec.) Total Ope1•a t ing R0v0nurae Totel Oper a ting Expsnses r Doprooia.tion Total ()pel"ating Exp3nses ~.na. Deprecia tion i!Tet Oparati:ug Revem.zra Exclusive of Taxes 23,888.83 ITet Xncome from Operations The discontinuance of the pouer plants of the Lion Coal Corporation in llq and. the Central Coal & Coke Compa.n,y in September r esulted in e loss of uater revenue fr'1!!1 these sources, as eori11)a1-ed m.th the ya~ 1935, of $4,~59. 14. \'1BS This loss overcome by an i ncrae.so in revenue from The Union Pecif i c Coal. Compa.ey of $5,145.77. Effective J&riltJZY 1 0 1935, the Southern rlyomi ng El ectric Cornpa.ey and ~ Green River ua.t er Uot"kG Company t;are consolidated under the ll2!11S of the Southern t7youing Utilities Com:pany. Tho combined net revenues of el oetric, ooter ond mer- obandising for t he t no yearly periods v.re shoun balou: �-6Dapartment Electric Light and Pouer Uater Dep&-tment Mel'chand.isin,g Department 1935 $4,616.02 41,580.22 297.64 ◊ 2,911.66 Totcl 046,493.80 $50,994.62 512.78 139.68 Adjustments 1936 6.- 46,521.74 1.561.12 Dae. $1,704.36 Inc. 4,941.62 Inc. 1 1 263.48 (;4:5,981.10 Xu PD~lyzixi.g the electricp light &~d po~er revenues of the Company,~~ sta tement of' eor:.lings from sale of el ect:ric energ.y by The Union Pacific Cocl Com- B.i ver dl."J.ino.g0 al'ea ce:i:wi ng eJ.:eessiv0 turbidity in ,7eter supply entailed an ineroased uso of c110nicf1ls i o:- purifica.tion pu.ri:osoo, coating for the ye~ $1,330.45 lilOre than Q \'lOS ~ expended in 1935. Dw.•:1.ng periods o:Z peek cle!a.0.nd the cc.pacity of the steam pump- ing 11lanto a t Green F.ivei• and ~ uere heavily taxed end new equipment uill be reCJuirad. .:i.t the se p oints in the not rcll:lote futur0. Uhile nume1;ous breaks in t1ater mains occurred during the yeerp rG:pcl1·s t,are made promptly and no serious inten-uption in su.,ply to f1JJ.Y p2.tron occurred during the , yee:r, no accident of consequence occurred to e.nployes during the yee:r and t he property is being \7811 maintained throughout. Rospectfully suboitted Ori~ Sif;D.ll6 EUGENE McAUUFFE l?rasidento -- �YEAR 1935 �:~ ·- ·~--- -·~-~ ;; Jl ~ ~ ' \ 'I' J:-; - t r:.. ~ • l '' [, 1 t ,,.~ I!:- • sonTHERN WYoiiiN~ ELECTRIC coMPANY A- .. 1l "" f••\ 1416 DODGE STREET OMAHA, NEBRASKA EUGENE MCAULIFFE PRESIDE.NT IN REPLY, PLEASE REFER TO FIUc------- March ;s; 19360 Mro Wo Mo ~effers 9 Executive Vioe=Pres1dant Union Pacific Railroad og 00 Omaha 9 Nebraska 0 Dear Sir: I beg to submit herewith a resume of the activities of the southern Wyoming Utilities Company for the calendar year 1935e Effective January 1 0 1935 9 the southern Wyoming Electric company and the Green River water Works Company were consolidated tmder the name or the southern Wyoming Utilities Company, and this re• port will cover both eleotric power and water serviceQ Electric Service DeEartmento The energy distributed by the Company is purchased from The Union Pacific coal Company at 3o2 cents per kilowatt-hour, plus certain transmission line and transformer rental charges~ During the year, 4 1 938 0 063 KoWJ!o were purchased from The Union Pac1f'1c coal company at a cost of $158 9 018~020 Five street lights were added to the quota of the City of Rock sprin~u making a total for 1935 of 3650 During the year 1 a special lighting schedule was promulgated covering festoon lights ., consisting ot twenty 10 watt lamps, burning from dusk until midniE#lt, at $2~00 per festoon per month, this arrangement providing some additional revenue• and adding very materially to the appearance of the business district of the City of Rook Springs. In order that the actual net earnings from the sale or electric energy might be determ1ned 1 it is necessary to combine the #1':rom the sale of electric energy at Rock springs by The earnings A, - -- - - - - - - - �0 0.:.1 c: czpo.uyO t1l·t11 t h~ cc.r-r=.inc ~ Of t !._o n ooth=zsn B'tl on ..-c.c if'!c ~·,., om:n r: Ui.ili ;.t e e C Q2.lr;.iny, 11hleh o.ro □ot i?c:-~:1 bolcm :: RO"Jd?:10 ::'~O:l Te-., Unit!! Pa.cir~~ Ccal .OC=.!~nyt o El.cct.-r.to ?-· !:)i~ '.t. lr_ t D Po..}::,: S--;i•:lu!!O • r-2.cl so~t Lm·n"u;ru:i1ng Ut.111~?}-0 ; Ga9=!r.~':-V oJ Cc:_501!:.tl,q~_cd,, O!lr-:J 193a and 19So 001.'rlllr n >·t : ne ~ - i'.}~ o! ....Gt_ ic::.ty r~:j int~C - 1036 :t.l o or f,•o:J :::i1o Of ,._),, ~ •• fU."'rr •~;., :, • e.'"C;- '-JC':•">,.,.. "" -~ \.tr "-•· i; ,.. v -u v .,. __ ..........,.,;.; -L:.........,.;. O!c~ 0 s~lo.blc ~ntpat., E. 2 0 ~ . . 1 ,. y G9o. ' ~a.oss,,, ., C':fl,.. '..: i,u-V$ Yel\r 1925 - ArltJ 1 0-..,t". .,,#J _ 100~ 1026 101 l ~ 12~ l 37 .-:1 1039 ,. il 205. 72? 00 Ou GO 11n l 5U 1 150• 1030 1M • '110 . sG 15 5 40v• 59 1032 1035 1936 1955 14'7 122 19c:,l 113 121 z oJ..3'13 l"0!\00 gnt 1J •G70 .37 19, 905 . 86 10. 74G. 50 c. ~ . '16 2 9. 192.83 1 , 685. fiB 087.22 .20 •. '2 • .1. _ ., ...... v 20.a f; .,; 24. 2 ~ lGd , .& 23 . S 1. oe i er. B-861. 78 .s •°' 4.S, 17..& , .1 7-8 �- 01..~ .j ~ t ........... • • .....!; g_,,e :-.ng rm..:;:.? :Oc .:.otie A r,p1:1unoe ~ - 1034 1935 (!1,1; 11 10 500 4fl 42 9'& - 2,010. 2,.,03r/ Olll'L-o t • ... . c :':·':y po.: r lin~ t. t 2.,20-3 2,213 100 170 S i g;.10 _ Q .2.t l110~os t 6 110 .i ·~·o thow:rir.il feet oi.. 2 .soo volt cr:. patl:'t:.. tel! to rcplc.eo tllc old encl llg1tor _.-ci • ~ _i__ :.O!.tling ~o tho a,..rr!old,, oost 01. e2a. so. this .. inc tho .Gloe trio Scrv:loo D put""~.i~t. :ntGr;_ _p_os;ort. d chm-g:t! to oporc.tion, all of oxoept the 1te?J of oost. 01· ortcb11oh1nB 1'eca o1cn m tho Ocncral ottioe ais.14. 1?!_:--, -lP-OOOl'lii . C' . eek ·~ - in 111g 504.f.32~ ,, or oo!lt of ropa1r1u ~"10 ·nt <m oportian of ox n oft~ o ..--rly oll!ll'gcnblo to t I> . ~ Street .t t1on. tot.alortl:aJnt: �150. ro 220032 2&1.4.0 PUZ:~fJO., ~!:> 1}...tc:1 cctcr~ob11o tr-uok, t"opboing Po:'tl l' tcotc:i trcct: ..-. 846.CO Lny G'30 foot of 11? G Q'l o pipe lino in o-0ntetJ v Dt!'CD'ti &'ro::.i m~wc~c~ion or ffoGlollend strcot to octtijh c-::D. c~ ,Jcntc:;, s;~rcetp 1:. ,opl:::eing procont 2n gnl~"1lz:)e. ~•en r:2m 0 install ~unto ccat7J. ow c? Oc.~.d;c:: 3tt'0~t i::md :mt·crcoeti cm nor, [U;tl Ec:-·th ::'r>c:1i:i St1"'GOUO 1.001. 01 t~c:y ;J~O i'oot oi' 2 9 G o1. o p~pa m r.rcKoellc.n Avonu.o i'.Pl!:l i!1t:~ooo'~;io::1 of SrorLri st~aet to intoJ>•• ooatio C'f Sidney stx:cot O in llill oitlo Addit2.0B 285.93 00:1:colidntcu. ,Botlli~ catet> a..".ld ,.Elcotric ?°tJvico Dor~!rtoonta : <L r or c t.:D3I}S.c cm I t1?0 oo:1solWc.tc!.l ::?:::r•v-owi:D cllil oX!)Cnaoo • r;atol? i, clcctK"2io c~crgy, a~(! I:'!:!l'Ci'laic.di:::oj) ro:.• ·uho cnlon<:lnr j'Oal's 196c~ n~'I <:'!A "l,,...,,,. ,.. .!.,;..!..)Og ,-,~ .....~·v : , c t• _ 1.a (_>,..,.,.l.h - u~ uu ~-1.....-.,. uv """' ., - 193('. - 1035 0173,75~. 71 (:1£>5,8'15..56 44, 362.18 s . 001. 04 64 45017 •5E!. 46 1 M9. 1S s ,'121.'19 5' 1 SM. 87 ~·136 , 359.83 0119,4g3. 35 31Jl539.0! 12, 897.5' �193~ 0 10~01W':'$0 1035 024 ,;r.nr.1.1:0 0155D3G'l.2l. ◊1~3,012.M 500.88 t):!55 t,017 .40 600.20 0 ao.sS2.oo .,,. ~,110.-1:0 682.20 ,,2a,eo1.♦m- o~1,600028 0 .2S.,'739c,OO To·i'.;o.1 opo~nt :l.n5 i ?cvont::Jn (203,,CZl5ol3 Prexltt~tic:i czn:nnoc 158,018.02 Dlot~l batia..~ c~~~ooc U'cili~ot 1on on~~cco Gc:.:::.-.rcio.1 C:r.-Qc:lUCS G~noral U?cl niaccl1~oC~3 cxr~::ise 9,,38G.G2 1,663.20 4,007.04 17.116.1-1 (11?';796117.00 :) 100,678 .02 of t:naol1oot1o1e b!lln uru1 t ~oo 13,771.05 9,213.81 r~:oa 145.16 tr:!e OllCCt1blc billo 12.sO'l.11 '7,602.20. 88.69 irotn.1 o~r o.tin g O.:!.p~I'l..:ZO;.; Hot o,::-l'Uti inC Y'Ot"O!i•.!:3 !> O..~Olt1 ttiVO ,;: O'Co.l o.11 o:morr[Joo not inca:::.> fro oi,c::-cS;:ton Dccrcooo not rovmu::, t:~r-0:.~<:.n:JiG0 Dcp:ir<n::-;:i;?.t .... -.... t_ronul oporc.ting 2evsnuoo i:rot:il op01..>nt :lna o3!)c...a.e co ITet o~ui!.'l!! :rcvm:.~ ., a"!clt::1• 1na to.zo3 a.ri...1 tmooll0ouit>lo billG O l!JJ-1e70 508 .18 I'. (Debi~) iiaxoo u-nconcet ibl0 b111v (Dob1t) - 4'13.60 15s.oa ,o.a& '168.80 29"1.6' ~74.29 �~ ~ , - ; ... All D~p.ar~~l~s, - ~ 1935 0343 ,-'13S uW 46~19S o88 G2s.01 (Debit) 0 '35 t>E70.of 110. 20 (G1.,cd.it) 0 -05bro1~l0 ·◊ 22 pBG6 of.3 Drrring tho ~~er,, 10860 no.. uG0<1llnte otae:,o o? nuto~ u:w m;m... tn~cd :tr~ G:"ocn Hi-vc:.• !l an-:1 u '\!e'i!Pif 119cvy on0'0 dopooi\'.J in tho u9pe!? 193G f) i1j, □o:ro ~n ps>ol~bl~ tl:W.t f').ool! cu:mdit!ono v:111 ~om.alt in cu £.-ncz:•oe:r;c~ cos·~ ic:.£> ucuk..onto.(;:J..011 and t:ut~ trentcont-. 'tih.ieb in• -vnrinbly occt.Wo ?ollctli::J.G honvy srHr.:f'n.lls o no acoS.dc::it t:.t) cnployeo oocm.~i;od rlur:1.."lg -h~to yocw, un<l lnl:>Q?t 00i.1.di;;i(;TI.O "i.7o~o !".::-.!nt;e.1:ncd :1n n noau nntioi"o.otor~ ::l:'\J20r. Originnl Sigued EUGENE iv1c.~ULI FFE 'l'ha �/ YEAR 1934 0 �SOUTHERN WYOMING ELECTRIC COMPANY 1416 DODGE STREET OMAHA, NEBRASKA EUGENE MCAULIFFE, PR£S10£HT IN REPLY, PLEASE REFER TO FIL.E fp o • 1 o Ilo tTe.f.fers 9 £Jtec ut iv"E:> Vice~Px-ea:ldon'i:; Uni on ?ueif!e system~ 01i1.&h~ i, 200-{':1 , riebraG1m. o Dem: Sir: l.i;he :?o11ou:lng ses~m COile:i..,iilg t h e op32:a~:'.ton□ of the so:.it12Gz.:.:! r:y oninc Eleat1..,io c 001p::my for ·ch0 c al 0:a.da~ year 193~ ie cmb.d.tted Zox, ~0rgy :ls p l l l ' c h s s c d by \ih0 S l e e t r i c G o ~ y fx-on1 ' l h o U h i ~ Pa.eiric Coal Gomp3...vty &'G ~.io2 oorri; □ pot., 'kilacratt-hov.r!' plus •c.0~0.in ~he Bl ec'i'.;rie Co::1ysm:y 9cr.r-ohused 4:i,54G,S90 K.U.H •. at a cost of :)145:>4g..1 0 oa, ·this ene::.->g.y cintribv.t0d. ·~o ve~:loue e-cmn:za~e:La.1 co:asomors in S\730~\:atex>- C OtJ.Zriiy, ·~·iyo-..u.ingo T!'l.0 miio::. Pc.~:7.:?i e c oal G~ny e.uc1 tm, souihe?n t:yor.rl.ng El-ec-•- trie C02.1pe.ny ao:ilb il'lcd ~n.u1gs from \:ihe ~ale oz m:e~dise and 0leo- 't:rie:1ty for the yro:t>c 1935 and 1934!1 are SG\; i'Cll"'ch b~lov: Revenue f:ro=i Ti'.w Union P~if:le Coal Crnnpany Electric Li3ht p1an111 6 Roe k s p!>ingo ; and s 012thern t1yomi11g :31eo-trie C Oinp~y con0olidated ·• Years l~S and 193~ ccr.npar~d The Union paeif'ic coal ao., Uet InoO!:le fz,om solo of B1ecta,i-e1ty - l.933 - 19311: Daereaso 010'7~158.39 cs.oos .so nr. o·rIJ :r G , 2 t,):.;J. 613.12 souther-a r:yannug r~l€ot~io -co. Uet !?l00!ilO ~ f1"0~ ~ ala.~! ,:; .. Eloet~:lc :?.t y [~ _idl?&lllnd-wC �193-~ __, :~naz,oc.Bc _,... - Znorcuoo DCOl"'°efLGG : ncs-z me ?d<.;J-o 1823 1 0,2~ 1925 1926 1 ~2? 10:JB 1C2D 1830 1cz;1 1932 1033 193'.'.} bola,;~ 1933 __... :1· .• n.-...7_.., , J.,:..-t;.:f- '-'· ....,.j : J ;?OTT~:? l!,ic..;.i3at i . . . U!:.&[W 19U ~ 2,1e2 "' n )-;1 (.J , ~ \ •.'J w~1 320 e:1 ~o ~ 2 1 70:'J l GO G1l (.2 --=--I'.) <J. 8"'.!. :rncz:~aoo -erv (i 20 ,. ,;:J 09 4: - 116 �saloc t u;z: of t "-<:.00 t101... ce2).'i; 'I.W.s p.:1.:ltl dm.,::.ne t he) -yco.? OJA so.1cs o~ .1.v.. o l ee~:i."iC Olle'!.~ffitp CClOQTQ'lj:lng to 03 .,lOloG5o DUJ.:~:::.nr:; ·i;~1e y~aJ.?p 11'~ r:1~to:1}0 easting (}1, 0i9 o68 ,p tJO'/:G; P!.-'ll~,., P3f·GO~le Oi:- !".>Z'OpJz•~y 'DGZ,O FO~)O:!:;_;Ot1 dvJ-:i..Vlg ~110 ',F~i1!l?'o ini-H-,. :1n":::, o•:- ·cho GO!...po::.~at:1 on new ehaiigod ·~o souu~w:r-:::;, ~-'G'0.:::, iMG 'Ut:11~.;;;:1.eo Oo:11pnny 121 D~Cl:ftJC:i: 9 1031:_, n..710. ·jho!:on.-?bo:: ·~llJ ot:1l c =-- -----------=---·- �.. YEAR 1933 �200-U l?obru..ary 17 • 19S4. a.t a oos·c; of in s-creot::~ri;i:>~~ C o;:uit;j', 1;~:-0:::i-1.~., i'h'!l Um.cm ??.cif::c cu~ CO."'!lfJ3!l'Y anrl -~ So11th').a.--n. r:yozu.ng Blee• Revt't!'lO zz,cr...i. ~ iJniO!l ?aoa£ic oo~l 00!1:)!l!lY 1;100;;!'::.o z.:lGllii ?~t ilook 3!,:>~'"lSZJ ~ soutb.3rn 1.:yo::dnr; ~loot,;;ic CO.tn!XlnY ~ .0 one: oJ..:i.do. t~il. .. ':£1:lo.r:i 1939 nnd l9S3 O~,">~od !he lJnion .t'aoii'ic Coal. co. Bet :rnoamc f?'o::i soJ..c of Dlootrioity - 1932 - 1935 .... Inoreaao ,...., ,_.,......., soathorn ·.:yo:tlne; -;1co·tric ao. Bet In.CO..ID fr~ Salo o£ Ble0trio1ty & uorohn.'tld.iSO 1s,s&&.60, ,:otal. Bet Inoo::e, ~o ampan1eo GaB49ol5 • Deoreaae .;12, "/05.8'1 �Deorease Salable Outpu.t K oW JI 0 C oal C o.mpan,/' A CHlillpal?ison o.f the net ._,c.w..,..&.L,.b'"' on......,._.,.,,. rn:i. .L,,_. o-om pu't'lio .u ee_rvi.ce ea1eo • since ·cJ.10 J.•ncorpm."'a·cion. of thr-\ - s 011th0X"l1 tfyom:1.ng Eloo trio Company - Yenz, 1923 (\ 0 101 9 G56oGO 1l8p'2:03o19 =--e::ee m=: :rec::ttt - 13p876o37 19 p 906 086 6 16:/'/46Q59 5p534o76 J.2:3D93'i'o95 153l-l130o~i8 154 /116 0 36 1930 1931 ,q~ 1 82t;082o09 101ci988o05 1926 1927 1928 1929 :~ " (::-:;r .,....,n -.,..,, (~ 68 c-205 e i2 1924 1925 D0ox-eas0s = I'n.01."ee.ses A m.OUr.7.t 29:;19Zo83 1:,585068 6817022 155r.i~03o58 ~ ~ 7,578.33 25~721032 J.4 70 8;-.. o o2t, e,; 1932 1933 ~- SS2oS5 t"D 122vl05o93 The contrao'ts nith the Uni·i:ed. States Post Office Departlnent l'!..Se at the air mv.:U. la:n.d:h:tg field t10st 01' Rook Springs nero reneued for one yeru:> uithout· change in ~ateso The nUB00r of meters incre~sod fro::n 2~633 in 1932 to 2 1 702 in 1933,, the va:t?iOUf! classes of meters used for th(:) tvio years ohoun l]etet>o = • e-u L1ga:tin5 Pcme:a.~ ocnes:tio $:l@!O - 1932 -1033 Jr-orease 29182 157 395 38 --· 2g70Z l'N) - 31 - G6 2 269 The nuobor of □t:...oot lights p:i.id for by tllo Oii;y of Rook SpJ:"lngs 1noi..aasoc1 fr~ 345 to 350 during tho :rearo �caSA chanBe in u general rates for lighting aorv:1.oe 0 offeotincr a roduction of ten ~o tuelve per cent uas ~ade effective llill'oh 1, 193 3, und Tru.":i.ffa No1so 20 ·l;o 26, inclusive, taking ef.f'eot llflroh 1, 193S, provided for a Giaoount of five pe~ cent on billo ~d wi thin. ten days af'te1-. aaaie t1ePa rendered. In additi on to tho c.i..1.::;- coililt prov·:lo.edD Ta....i f'f IToo 26 0 eff'ective llaroh 1 . 1933» Pl"o,;id.~.d. for a roduc t .1.011 1u t he d 001..1.ncl. charge par h~SG•porrar connectsd loc.d .from 01 000 ·co 30 c ents o Th o changes referred to uera !.!!I.de ·i;o co:mpani 08 on d to a.void. r,1'ot0~t to th9 Public S~ioe COl:!!!liosion. During t h~ year 75 ~~terG costing $636000 ~era plll"chc.S$d o.na. chur~:1 to Operating ~ psnsco. T'.a.e lines and other equip;71_ent uere maintained in good conditiono The lino from No. 6 Pcmping Plant D i1ho Un.ion P.:i.c 1x'ic Conl o O!D.pany• to the air mil field, 11111 requ1ro u sub~tf.!D.t:1.al l'luml,e.,, of polo i-onei:1llls during the current year, but lio:lted j:cpa1r \1ork oa1"1"ied on in l9SS duo to red.u.oed f orces. :a:t trill c.leo be nooeoso.ry to o1.ean anc:. test a numbor of meters dm.·ir1g t ho yoal' o lio inJUI'i ss to p3l"scno or prope1"ty t101"0 reported during the year. Respeotfu..~1y subm!tted, �I YEAR 1932 ' �STA2D:3!2:IIT or.' ~ oU oH o PURCHASED DY SOUTHERU ·tlYOilIIIG EL.BCTH IC COl:PAfr.lp nrm I:mT Rb·,· ,mnm RECEIVEDD u'ol'oCoal Coo and Soo ITyo. Elec. Co., oomi- _binQdc 192~ to 1932 1 inoluoivo. -~ _, Your E: oU oHourc Purchaoct1 Uo•ii Rovonu.o nocoivcd !Tot Rcvonuo PozK 1t1 ,II• Purcba.aed 1924 OD817 0 600 ce2,,oa2o09 0.0215 1925 ~ 9 017r;739 101,989.95 .0011 1926 tiJ7(JD650 l011 656e60 .0200 1927 5,3500056 118 1 4:0S.19 .0221 19-28 5,3!35,:309 123.937.96 .0230 1920 5 0 S05~~60 15S1 l30.78 .0259 1950 6o'l68 0 1SG 154•710.SG .oooa 19:31 5,~53.739 156.~oJ.68 .0284 1932 -1,915.,~0l 147,825.25 .0307 Omah." , I.klr ah o, 1953. �'l ,, .. ...... t. .. _.,..:., - 1> ~ '· �1931 ~.> ?fot D1cor.10 ft-ma Sul e or~ Ji;lcn·cr:l.oity l101; I ncont::. i"r-o:.:i Su.le oi~ Ee~ ch.anfli ::o ,----•-.: .1~4,/i~ ....,., ln,,Q1lQo,fil?. .{ ~.,c-0~ >j 2,Q_pO:V-!G/Ota -~ , ;z; .. -crc:?:TO £L1~12,8Gt::o6Q :::::::;:== =-= ~ ,:: =-r:-: I '# aul.t"olc OU:GpU:i: l£ o\ .' o1~ c C0:1.l 0o.:!li_1rutJ E oC J! o Sold ·i:;,o soutb.0:-:-.".~ Tiyoni!1.:3 Blcotrio oo~ ';;!!'o--::J. su1.0 o::: : i~!' c)'ha1i.diso J?x·on Salo o2 T'l eot~ieit:y ~o~al ~l~~tY-iC Pablio S0Tvioo Rov0nuo 1,'J.. . crr-...1p::tr:/.oo:::! o:? the net c8.X'n.i11:;r: :?t><rw pu.blio scrvico ca.loo cm c::: ·~~lo 5J.1.cox,por ation of tho sov:tao:;.•n r_;-~;0T,dn5 Elc~rtric 0()m• p<J.r.:y n:1or1::.i ?Gh•.· fo!lo'-•:in g o~~sos; Public Sorvioo novonuo□ • !uo~cc.ooq Per Cont t.~01.u.1,i - a•• 1925 10:°½ 1926 1926 192'1 1920 --- - - (· �Y0ar, Pox- Cont 1920 1930 1931 1932 2306 1.02 .04 4e87 Doth ·the Uhitoo. S·Gatem Pos~t, Ofi'ico Ai~ Tz-ansport9 Incorporu~edo r(ind 0£ Sor-vico ,.,.,...., t reran:: ;ear 1 ,oa~ r!tEibor- o~ ~c.=t0r □ o-::e:-n:, 1931 =-Lichtinc P.or:.:,z-, DCE.oo'iiio .:.\pplimmoo Si(Jl.O l.1>939 lfa~ 190 30 ' - 1932 2,oJ.2 126 259 se en;; 2:>3SO L 2 9 453 Il!0.&'00.SO ~~ 30 ~ .. 69 - 103 Tho nU?,ibcs." o.? otroc'ti 1:i.QJ.'G□ pa:lu. fo:P by 'i'.iho City of Rook spr1J.1gs ·,ncroasod fron SSO to 365 ~~wing i,11.0 yaaPo 1:1g'b:~o fz,om C3o00 ·i;o (;2~50 po:l." non.th nas pJ.o.oac:i in. oircct. :Ci'loctiVO Apl.,,:ll lot o Soh0<lu.lo XVII nllotJUJ.fj lru..,eo oon- r,,z,o::1!)t pa~ent"' cm·.l Sch(,'tlttle A'VI iI I roduoin!.; {;'ho aono:t."al llc;htin3 ~ate about; f:1.vo po::.~ cont., wo~o plnccd in o£f'co•:,;o •:fi'oot:l vo IT ovoriboi-:s let• Sollcclul~ ~:l'X i, z>educinc; t ::o r.nte to tho ·~yon:lne; £ vl.1.orn.l 1Iospitnl,,1aa plncatl :ln of!'oot. Tb.o ...u !'0J.uctio110 woro ma.do to o.voicJ. oonplaint to th Publia sorvic Go:onio!'Jion, tho rntct:1 cho.rsed, uith tho axooption of n stl"oet li ~·watt , b~r onr Oompauy O ~:oovo tho!le olllll'ged olsowhere �,It is antieipat 0.a.· t 1....v,t ..._•.-, :i:>0a.uc ., 1.1ion□ w li",.,to, .. ""' .'?.u•·.-o❖:h • .... ., .._.., · Er" .i.uf3 .Z..h anA d onos•~io l"ates 111ust bo rm.de in 1933 ,, 0 ~~h o t:!e::."'v"io0 1~0nd0l."od The U,J.-ion Pneifie Conl Conps.ny o.n:1 e ov:"10l"cin.l eon auuor s d t'!rinr; the yo~ nao of' ·che uauaJ. dopandablo ohaa·o.cto~ c !>l.U'L4 g -~~10 y0w D 103 :.i10turn i.7 oro :inota.l1ed0 tho ooot o.f D!.i.210 )1DOO.f::oOJD ch~ gcd ·;;o Op.::zio.ting :O~~e.rme 0 the ·i :;otal f'i~cd. oapitnl !Ji'i.'oc•i.i •v o Fobr um.·y ln\; & u l l ualro•ios uoz,c l"cti.i'!.oca. ton !i o occidc?i.ts t o omployo::i o!" tho public ucro 2:'0po~ocl d w.."inS tho yoaz: 0 ~he 11so::,1e:,:,t~ io boiI.-ig ,::oll naintuinod. ,m'\'Oou.gb.out • :rteopoo'iii'ull., ou.'bnittou, �j" I I I YEAR 1931 �SOUTHERN WYOMING ELECTRIC COMPANY 1416 DODGE STREET OMAHA, NEBRASKA EUG ENE M CAULIFF E, IN REPLY, l'L£AU: RQ"ER TO f'AEIIHHT l'IL E -- - - - - aQ':.ro Co=:?_~-a-_C). 'if:lc :::?.~1 ae:sl. uc:z~ <!..~ tl!:2 tt:!lt~• ~ Coal c ~• i:r~~~20 ~:~.::;;- .. :J ...z~ ~"1Y.,"\'e:.135~~ ~ ~.:!0 !".:l03~·J.e Go::l~. in tho <Jva::~ ~ ;;r-J...::...~ a:; t"'EJ(/ :oz tllo C~l CO!.t-~'1!®1> ~ plJmt~• UloE!ac'Wi~ Gc:::t_~J ::o :1st o pooltion t o ~ ~ ~w aona .. ~lO &\pOI'loit<::o:,-,q"- CO""_:. Cr,:"'?~11'7- cl<>ns.:i t!!o.:ll:., m!O c.:~ I.; 'rl"'--;:n, c.~lnr" t.ho- ~ ~ ...':>"> .., nll but o f,..uut;io.!t oS: t.12.01.I• cloo~a ~ " ~ .;v,..., • ,141,....,.n":"\~.1)~•.,.•~ffl ._;.;t,._...,v..... . - ~ - - - " ' J , , , _._ -:::1,_,-r. . i : . ~ ......,"7---l;...t ~0=1• ...,-'!.,/.,._~ o,...:- tt.'li :. :nc!f!e Cool. CO!l..nn..~ en.a. ~ ~• ...twro \ . ~ �InorcocG Dcor ~~oo e:w s.10 or - :er e •• '\"',1l2n ..886 o~~ t:'fl o ,, ..,..,✓ <"•l ,2 , 335 • ov·, '::ct!:ll i:ot :.:~100:.c1 0 ~ •• o Ccr~Ya;i C:) Sc ...a.ol-:> o..ii:;pt~j .io~. c-o Go~l Co ·~-"~Y K . r1 eC o solJ. t ~ Dcu.•:r ~~:.·~·· ; .jv-1.l'!.G :;:_;}. Ot!-~O Co~ 300. ¥-7 i cno~ of oo::ip::wio~-: }?re::! Salo of O!'ObandiOO 1?!1C:1 ..'~11.. o~ ~·1cot7rio:l..{ ;y ~ot-1 ·loot~io Y?ublio sorvloo ncvc~..u.~ J co.::1r,tW.:oou of t'ho not or:arnineo ~cr.:1 Pnbl!.o Scrvioo oal oa oinoo tho :.-..noor..,=>- n.tion. or tho soutl101~n 1• ·1(01n~ 1~lootr-io ao::i!)tllly oh O'i.JO ·i:;!'!.O ;:;o1lO:Ji!l5 :1.noa-00.000 : �vee1~o~no I 0 SS9.S6 - - - - - - - - ===== • . - . a _ , ; ~ ~........,. ......... - - • -...,_,_,.__,.. ----------- 30th ·cll.0 ifu:.tQ~t n-:~o.tea _·oat Oi'i'ioo :Oopo?t_cni': a ..d tho Boo~ A~ S::::-a.1crp::>?-'li o Znoorp~:P~iicJ.D :..-,c!.:v~:1 th0~~ c O!l'G!\10·'..;r; covor-l~.:.; tho ':21.o ~uml:::>:r• o <; !:1 ..~;orn i~1 u.,o iV1or00.aoc1 from 2,2s.1 :L.7'!. J..900 ~o 2 9 3'=10 in 19513 t1!o \. ~-.:< t·~g elaaoon of ·u::ri;o~.,o 'bo:ln~ o.o £011 0,io: 1030 -1~G7l 1,e s ,,-·-- 131 lBB 0 ll8 190 •12 .iE - ~ . ,., ~,.., ..: '2: 012. ~L j "~ ~ft"eot!vO rJCll'?.t~"Y l~·(i, Sohcf.ulo ;-rv OU! .1951 ._ ,.,,, f In01'.'0MO n ,:J.;J~r.·o ,,, zO " (Doo.) ,., 1 /G DC .od boh~:iulo xi. t.'12.a sohoc1ii!.o gr-t.:.tine a. rodnotio~ :.tn ;.~t!3o -or! o!:i-y frO!..Yl ( s.so ·uo (.'SeOO pe!:' r1on:ifu, thio reduoi:~. for ·c:t?.t:> yc:ll',, '1.'LIJ oo~o o1al oonour. rOI:2~:r r:i i::J.o tTi~ton ?... oifio C 31 O .nn; i::ho -ycnr , o of' tllo uon l d pcntlabl chal"'noter. �But n..,·~ ...._.,. n .:1 • , l.l.U.v ,..101-:'v'.e.00 :L'ifl.'G.O~~t\!)tiooo QOOU!'Z"Cti U.Will!3 the »-om.~t M iolloi."!O~ A po:r-tion or 'tihc oou.t11 ·g id0 or i110 oitJ,r H6.o oz-;: c:10 hcm;- 11 <'.l. l ino oi1t o:?i 1Yy 8. viotol chcto A ~:;ity -~o nim1.too :1nto1~u,p... tio:-.1 ooo~z,c-:.\ :§:':r-0:1 11~~~5.lG~ anfi Oil'.) e,t3?oot 19..@lt:b.'!S oirot'!.it Y:JJJ b:t>o'.:;:c:1 f"'l: \itiD hoat.,~ n.nd •£0~..,-~'8' th~"::-10 m:k"lv..toa by ~~ o.rul J.3.0.1w.i.n3. I .I ,I J' i:o~ d -J d I ~~ C 1,11S...in3 t"bo yec.~?0 O.('; t:.(-.·Gc-~o \701"u i::1.atall0t1 9 tho ooot of 0~1':"l· o'h~gce •::;t::- OpoE1ating l~ oncDa tt·.o uoi~ oa.p'itnl ezp:J~..i~C3 [:c::1.. �YEAR 1930 �IJ SOUTHERN WYOMING ELECTRIC COMPANY 1416 DODGE STREET OMAHA, NEBRASKA EUGENE MCAULI FFE, PRESIDENT IN REPLY, PLEASE REFER TO FIL.~---- ~X>o Ho Ho Clark9 ChaiX'll:le.n0 Bowd of T~ustet':iS T'ae Union Pacific Coal Comp~ 39 Bx>oa.duo.yD Matr Yerka NO Yo , Dear Six-g 2120 f'@ll oning x,~at:Une ao-v·m:ing the .opa:Pations o<z th<;? Soutnem1 r;yoming Eleetr.ie .Compsmy .f-or the ealendar yeru? 1930 p~ II . I_ C is aulrclitted for, youJ."). :inf'oX'il!at.iono ~ g y i0. pux-ohased by t-he Electric -Company f rm 'l:he lJ'nion I • 'fi\, Jrooifie Coal. Compai,-,.y a~ 302{! per ld.lo-wat.t ~.. this rate. 1n effeet for sev.a!'al -;rews pzs~t.o During the -year, the Ele~tric Company purchased 5D.76.8i:,l86 Ko'1~o e.t a .cost of em4.58l-.95:~ tlus energy diotr.ibu.ted to. vari.ous eammerc-!al consumel's in sweet- ~t$!, coui'ltY.11 t"J'yoming~ ffllS The amount r:Jf energy purch.a-secl in l.930 158,,26~ Korl~o (2o34 pGr cent) less than was pur.cbaSQd in 1929. All commercial .oc'.l1 co:-:~~uoa, otbor than the aentra:1 Ooal. -& Coke Coil).panyB" the 1..1.on Ooil1 CO!llpa..-q,y and . tho Gm:m,-Que&l.1' ~ •••.· Coal compai,.y-D pur-e base their pot,er requirements fl"Qll the Electric cozn,panyo ~ the event. of tailure of any of t.ile Ooal Companittat pover plantsD the m.eotr1c comps.ey is inn position to Clll'T7 their loade ~e .uni.on Pac1f1o Coal Oomptmy and. tho Southern \Jyao.tng Electrie ao:apnny oOl!lbilled earn1n(;s froo1 the Dale of merobandiae and eleotrio1ey for the ,ears 1989 and 1930• are set fort.b. be1owt �•2a, Revenue Li ~ .. fr om The Union Pa 1,- flu Pla11t o Rock Sprin cif'io Coal Company Electric .2.,r-c Coo e Consolidated o g~, and Southern Wyoming Eleoz ears 1929 and 1930 C ~ ~he unio:n PaoiZic O l , omE!Een oa Coo -1929 1930 N ~ Inorea.oe Decrenoe .I: e·11 I nc?mo from Sale 6f El ec\iricity 06 ,225.31 0133 9776°47 0127,551.16 so~theru ~:v:,_w1ing El ectric Coo, Eloct:i.?:lcit-y '"• .G1cone frClil Sul o of i10"G 'fiat Incomo from Sa.le of ~erchml.diso 'i:ota1 Mot l:1cc-..10 ~otul ~et InooJe, T\10 Comp::ini es Salable Output Ko\JoEo Coa l Co:npan:y i~ o\l oE o Solo. ·i:;o Sou·i:;hG:."n Uyo:iing :Gl octrie Coo 6,768,186 138,264 ~he oru:-n~•~cs Zrom the Public service Department of T11e union Pacific Co~l company tor tho yenr 1023~ prooeding incorporation or ·the sou·ch0rn \Jyoming Electric Corapany, o.re chow. bolou for convenience or oompe.rison: From Sale of Uer clmndice Fro~ snle or Eleotricity Total n1octric PUbliO ser.rico :;.070:;.ue A co~p9.Z'inon ot the net ea-~5~ ~rci Public Servioo sa les c:!.noo tL~e s.;.-icorpo:-e.tion of tho Sou.thcrn \;-yo1,,,,z Elootrio C0:Jlps.ll:f ~ ~ r -'·he {'ollow·l:ig i.!lcreaooz: ~l1V••7~ • . J - - --,_______~-~- ~ - - - - - -- ~ �...3... r Per Increase Deoreaoe Cent Public SeX'vice Revenu.e ... ti v~ le n t, fV t~ Sl 0 tJ 13 £~ la Ji· u 0 (C t~ tJ (e n 1923 - $ 680205072 ""1924 82 oO82 009 ~~13 t>876 0 'li7 20 o3 = 1925 1019988095 199905086 24o2 ... 1926 1019656060 ... 19217 118 0403019 16/746 059 ~ 1920 ... (~332eS5 123p937~95 ov .l6o4 5 0 5340'76 4(.;5 = 1929 1530 130078 29,192083 2306 = 1930 154 V'716 036 lp585o58 loO4: 086()510064 126084 Increase:> 1930 over 1923 Both the United States Post Office D~partment a.vid t he Boeing Air Tra11opo:i."t P L"llooz-porated O renewed their contrac•iis ooverirt..g .. the sale of ene~BY fo~ use at the air mail landing field west of Rock Springs 0 for n period of one yea.ro 'B-1e l'lumb0r of mfYi;ers in use increased from 2~117 in 1929 to 2,254 in l930p the vru."ious classes of met0rs being as follono: Numbez> of Uetere Kind of servie~ - Increase 1:,971 4:5 123 131 8 ~ ua 84 34 34: 2Dll'i 2,254 - l :>926 Lighting P0\7~7: Dome3tic Appliances Total ,,, - 1930 1929 .,. 137 ...,ates wac made during ths yeaz:>t> Schedule XIII A reduct:1.on i.n .,. ,, VI effeotivc February lD·~ f) ·Ghio oohedule 10 0 sup0rseding scnoav.- 11a.ncos to bo oov21octod to ono mot0r ut Perm:1tti1,g all c10112eo·tic a.pp z,a.ta as provided :1.n Schedule VI uhioh covered 0 aubstant:lnll·,.• •;;1.1.e cara -- �"'4- }leating and OOOkin B appl iances onl Yo Effeot i ve Ju.ne 1st , Schodulo XIV superseded ScheduJ. • e I t> th18 schedul e granting a reductio-.a in ro:t0s 'GO customers us. ing more than 5qo KoUoHo per month '2he service -"' 8 ndered • T'.ae Union Pacific Coal Company and 0 connnel"cio.l con!;!um "' " ere a.Ul.,ing the year ,1as of the usual dependable c!1s:rac·iier o The c ervi ce •1nterl."Up•i;io-.a.o 'vo the ·tomi of Rock Springe during ·ci.1e year amoun'Ged to a. total of 47 mimlteA, 10 minuteo due "to a. Dtorm, arid 2 periodc of 25 1:rinv.'.;es and 12 minutes:, reopectiv0ly, due ·to nocesoi·ty of shu'l:;1cin5 dovm ill8.1n po\·1er plan:iio Tho oouth side otreet lic;l:lting circuit uas off a total of l hour ~O rrl.nutso due ,.co ctozr-ws, and the noz-th side circuit uas off l hour 15 minut00 D 15 m.inuteo of uhich ,1as due to a storm, and l hour due t;o line being douno The property uas maintained i n firs•t ol aos eondi tion throuwiou·t ·i;he yearo 'h "'" _?our 25 KoVoAo and one 15 K.VoA. and one During '\i e yG,:,w. D inst alled, tot al pips tha\r.1.nG tro.nsZorme~s uere purchased and No aooidents t o capital oxpenditures fo'L' 'the year 01,588o'7lo • 1 · uer_e reported during the yeSJ! • emp1oyes or the puo 10 Respectfull y submitted, Preoident . 11 it " --- �IJ r I 'YEAR 1929 �I- r SOUTHERN WYOMING ELECTRIC C OMPANY 14 16 DODGE ST REET OMAHA, NEBRASKA EU GENE MCAULI FFE, PRESl0£ NT IN REPLY. PLEASE REFER TO F l,~ - 200-.11 - - 1· 1 ~ .:,c.0 ..:, ce·c:•... e :.,o:i,:~·•1:~; p,,..t'.!?cbo.ccs O!J;Ofl[;'J ~~ 12h.e w.i.o:J rne:1~~.o Go:1!. r· · Ge3~a.i'1YO ~:h1a for:: DCT~ O c:~~?i:ll[l ~..G ·~eflW 192~., 0 t>steo ~~1.~ltclS~..,g llc:J~d C?l:,.._r-go.) of> ;-J(',12r! pt):." i~l C~ci-tt OOlll"o ~l'I:le eont~f:let; eatt;ocn vu~iou$: c erom:>~in! cm:.1Booe?a ia &.;;-.Joen:mtot• Count-y11 t !:(!;3inz, :t!le cnm.,,g-g p~cl.100::;t!. in i.,t)BS 0--soeci!~ th('. uolt1wo ~Sl,J!1nnet1 :1.n !OBS t>y 001 0 151 It ,l ."Joi1o:;, c::• Dor-? po~ eca·i .o. 'me n'C'l::Do~,,. i}f? ~.....:~s10 !n tmo !!M,roooez, fi~1 2:)0Sl re lOC-11 to ~~:!17 w ,lSBf}~ ::'.!1 e~ c ~~,&00 51 ot,q~~ ~ ri.n ~~G (f~t~cJ. 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C:::>00ro an O't, (jl., o qtu.p::!Cl ..; c.·~a·,.·, -7-..., n V C..,> - ... ~ , ; , 1 r:c2.., :.:.~. ••1-~2!ncJ h1 f-2:>ot olar.. ...1 co;.1c:;'!.tio~'l o Du.r!i1c t110 yoc:.· •;,;, 0 noopoet!'Ully sul>mittcd , o o/1.; �YEAR 1928 �Cor..1 r-n "JC...!n~ .Blcoti: c : ett>leit:; ~o!' t:.~ J .. i!'C 1 .., • n , 9-"' er c t �- 2 .. - 1928 _iot !nco..:o .Z~"C..? Sc- l o o:: 1·1oet:P:lcity ...ot !r!c0;_"'!0 :'re.! ~ clo or : :or~'i.1n.utl'.:.::;o 15,L!lOo •~Q V 10,570.~0 02::; .. ~3 ✓ 6O:JolB .. li>3~0.CO 21 .:•}l , :l G,C~2 oOO " ----------' l?,172.tZC vl,3~~.5~ - - - - . - - . & 0 - . - 0. . - :::.; :J:.; =.::::!! :::!;,:, :: ct:oa:::::u::::::0c tJ ,:JC!:~::::::_: 0 ,. 11O,'3O8ol9 ✓ ,}lC3,9:J?.9G . . o,5~~ .. ,,0 1 i.loto.l :10t Inco~v, '.?.·rJo GO-!})!l!liO:.J 'alnblo '1utput: ..• ~oal Gn::1r;a?=y ~..---~-c.-~- o- 0 10 ,07S 9 fXJ~ 10.,0719250 907,27<! u., :.1no, oJo • fi, 385,23D 5G,rms _____ ___ _ . 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J ·:.c-t0:.·l1~! rn~c1 '.t):_))~iuo • 1co:;r1:lc:i2. ~· ~_1!:!.c ~ ;o:-:.:_::~:':.r!~ C~::_: ~ ";;Ji w?t1 ~~cr.'011 1 d.t:~o J.t":l~r~::i·~ �-I a1' 0 Ol.',} • ~~L~OO ~,Js:;t~lo:::~::, :1 2j)1(jl. (0 C~1 0J:.,~~ • ., • • w . . . . . . ~~:,J c~... .,._}t-c!·~:~J:1.c;; t, . 1octr3.c:l:~:y , ,t • , r .. _ ., - 1.lpv, U e i.l , 0 ..... .. C .?.GO. .. • o.•~" �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0131 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource I. N. Bayless Eugene McAuliffe Title A name given to the resource Southern Wyoming Utilities Company - Annual Report 1925 -1957 Subject The topic of the resource Collection of reports regarding the operational cost and net revenue of varying utility departments. Description An account of the resource An 11" x 8.5" black leather book with red and white label. 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. 1925-1957 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/132988d020b3e03e84545673f3fd12ef.pdf fd831ef658e94b4e964fae1637f8cb4e PDF Text Text SPECIAL FILE NO. 22 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Organization of SIGMA TAU EPSILON Safety Honor Society (Safety Key Men's Organization) Rock Springs, UJroming February 27, 1941 and Subseq~ent Operation 1943 - Cut of Sigma Tau Epsilon Key sent Mr. McAuliffe 4/22/42 �Rock Springs - November 18/) 1%6 As per tel e p' one convcrso.t.ion \rl.th fr . Bowe, ne are enclosing herem.th S'I'E pin for !.L~. ? 02 1.,lccardo .? w'10 lost the original pin presented to _.,..--:,- _...--.. him and request.Gd r -pl f:.c -..1od:. o The cost of this pin is i.)4.15. collection of the G.bove m:.c@ :., o HCL:LZ �, / . ...... .... ·~-~ ,:.r .. ·- .,;. ...,_!...... C l'~•4 0 • ""' t' ;: !:'j;_e, . . . . . : ~ ,... .~ · ,..; · - , - ·t . ! ... ... - ... ,.., ~ • ~ 'r-' ► • ·- I �I 410-05 \.•:t.':J.~i:_.:r. ~ ~ G.:!:,·1 :,:_::,,,_.___ Mr. H. '! .--t Omaha - October 9, 1946 a. Livingston : I read with a g reat deal of interest the recom- mendation ~ made by the several committees in the Sigma Tau Epsilon organization , and I think a copy of their reco ~mendations should be g iven to the U. M.\L of A. safety committee at each district, as l..-·e ll as discussing the different reco mmendations at your safety meetings. �SIGMa TAU EPSILON SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS AS OF SEPTEMBER 15, 1946 Committee No. 2 We, Committee No. 2, recommend there should be r.i.ore caution around cars. We recommend that lar ge chunks of coal on top of cars be taken care of or taken off before leaving loader point. We also think that more attention should be paid to foot wear. John V, Knoll George Blacker hrthur Munn J. Hearne Committee No. 3 Resolutions and recommendations of Committee No. 3. In order to prevent injuries caused by falls of rock or coal in tL~bered places, we recof:lF.lend· that the men be instructed b~r the supervisor in charge to always sound roof before knocking out any props. 11fuen loose roof is found supported by props which have to be moved either additional props or crossbars are to be set before knockint; or moving those props. While timbering or crossbarring extremely bad roof, men enBaged in tho.t type of work must be instructed by the supervisor in charge to alv1a~rs use safety props. Ernest Besso John Cukale Joe Kosovich Frank Subic Sam Canestrini Cerami t tee No. 4 1'le, Committee No. 4, recoilll?lend that in handling and moving timber and rails, that the supervisory force continue to stress the need of the men keeping their minds on what they are doing at the moment, keeping their fingers and toes in the clear, When the handles of wrenches are no:t long enough to get leverage to tighten the bolts or clamps, we would recommend that longer �. t'landles be welded on to the wrench. ~'le would also have men who &re holding jackpipes for the machine man to continue holding the pipe until it is tight. Clyde Rock James Law Joe Salvatico Andrew Spence Committee No. 5 We, Committee No. 5, considered the eye injuries. t·/e feel that the injuries reported, could be avoided some by the worYJnan being a little more careful in handling material and by wearing hi s ?,O!:;gl es closer to his eyes except where men are sharpening drill bits . i,,r.---. r eccrrun~nc. that t},ey use enclosed goggles. Ben Dona Carl Nelson l3en Caine Committee No. 6 l.1-Je, Committee No. 6, goinb over electrical injuries find that quite a number is caused through carelessnesu of men in pitllinf. rr~chine cable while holding same at splice and failure to disconnect light lines before replacing globes. We recorru:1end that men disconnect light line, remove trolley pole cff wire and when pulling machine cable pull below splice or replace with new cable. A. M, Strannigan Chairman Committee No. 7 t_ire, Committee Ho. 7, recomr.iend that all machine men while operating cutting machines should at all times have the bit clutch out while doing work around the machine esnecially when changing bits under a cut. ,_. here vrhere a man was changing bits under the cut. 1~e have a report ''lhile he was changing bits another man turned on the controller catching the man's hand. This should be �stopped and only the machine runner turn on controller. Committee No. g Concerning case of tipple cleaner a~ Reliance, age 71, recommend that men of this age be kept away from moving machinery, or said machinery be shut off while it is being cleaned. Thomas Lucas 1i,r. H. Buchanan Joe Gornik Committee No, 9 lVe, Cu;114littee No. 9, recommend that at all safety meetings the matter of haste and carelessness be discussed t9 eliminate injury to workers in getting on and off mantrips, Recommend better housekeeping be stressed and discussion of workers placing their feet in walking and getting ready for various work. Recommend that more attention be stress~d to trimming of roof, faces and ribs in all places to eliminate falling coal thereby adding to the necessary testing of places. R~commend that workers be cautioned in wearing oversize and clothes with holes in them, Albert Curle Primo Gatti John J. Balog Rudolph Battisti J. Reuter Committee No. 10 Hernias reported 10: Recommend that we have a more rigid physical examination of all new employes and workmen properly instructed in regard to lifting material. lLntrip I.ijuries reported 2: Recommend that all employes be instructed to stay on mantrips and not jump off, until mantrip comes to a , _; complete or full stop. ~1~0 that closer supervision be given to all mantrips �,, ~,{n regard to dail.v inspection~ of equipment and over crowding of cars. Acid Burns reported 4: Recommend that printed instructions be posted at lamp house in use and c~re of lamps used by employes. Recommend that lamps are properly serviced by lamp men. Falling material reported 3: '\:le recommend that all Duckbill Operators Timber being knocked out by Duckbill. be instructed to observe more closely the surroundings in which the Duckbill is being operated in regards to close timber. Also the position of facemen in close vicinity of Duckbill while Duckbill is engaged in the operation of loading coal. Charles Grosso Hm. 1.'Jilkes V. O, Murray �t.· . , ........ .:., .. . ., = \ ,..-. ; •• >!, < ( ~ ~~~~- - 1 a ..... . . .-. .,___~ •__ ...r t. . . - ... : - r> i. _, . ; ._. , . • ..... �,, ·-· t.. .. _,,. Q ·--,1 #"" - :- .,.r.--~ ~ ...__ . . ., . _ - . : ... .. w... �. ,e-. ,I .... . .... . \ .:-• . .... - l ,..... -' ., .... 0 • •I• ,_,.. �0 �r ~ - , , ;:;:;,:,~_'... -- ; _ ¥.• , • ..,,:..,.: ____....,.:.r_-.q~~ ....~... '·· .......... '·... .,-.. . ..""";~, l , .JI - . ...... '...- .:;••--- . .: . ·': ,,.. ... , . �"' I(' --,.; . ,. J �I> �_: ...... �n .a .:r 0 r 0 C. . ,~- .lVlU, stew~•:~•; '· '' ,Jo 1-Ul' :-.y ~ ---- r tJ Q .. 4,.,,0 Q t ur: h e:3) �4IGMA TAU EPSILON SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS AS OF SEPTEMBER 15, 1946 .;ommittee No. 2 We, Committee No. 2, recommend there should be more caution around cars. l!le recommend that l arge chunks of coal on top of cars be taken care of or taken off before l eaving loader point. We also think tha t more attention should be paid to foot wear. John V. Knoll George Blacker 11.r thur Munn J. Hearne Committee No. 3 Resolutions and recommendations of Committee No. 3. In order to prevent injuries caused by falls of rock or coal in timbered places, we recommend that the men be instructed b~r the supervisor in charge to always sound roof before knocking out any props. When loose roof is found supported by props which have to be moved either additional props or crossbars are to be set before knockinG or moving those props. While timbering or crossbarring extremely bad roof, men eneaged in that type of work must be instructed by the supervisor in charge to always use safety props. Ernest Besso John Cukale Joe Kosovich Frank Subic Sam Canestrini Committee No. 4 Ve, Committee No. 4, recommend that in handling and moving timber 1 and rails, that the supervisory force continue to stress the need of the men keeping their minds on what they are doing at the moMent, keeping their fingers and toes in the clear, When the handles of wrenches are not long enough to get leverage to tighten the bolts or clamps, we .would recommend that longer �be welded on to the wrench. / ~1fe wo~ld also have men who &re holding Ackpipes for the machine man to continue holding the pipe until it is tight. Clyde Rock James Law Joe Salvatico Andrew Spence Committee No. 5 We, Comr:ri.ttee No. 5, considered the eye injuries. VTe feel that the injuries reported, could be avoided some by the wor~~an being a little more careful in handling material and by wearing his g~~gl es closer to his eyes except where men are sharpening drill bit,. iJ,..., r eccm.•ri-::nc. t !-!at ttiey use enclosed goggles. Ben Dona Carl Nelson Ben Caine Committee No. 6 We, Committee No. 6, boing over electrical injuries find that quite a number is caused through carelessness of men in P'llli nr w.<i.chine c8.ble while holding same at splice and failure to disconnect light lines before replacing globes. We recoJTu~end that men disconnect light line, remove trolley pole off wire and when pulling machine cable pull below splice or replace with new cable. A. M. Stranniga.n Chairman Committee No. 7 ,·,re, Committee No. 7, recomr.iend that all machine men while operating cutting machines should at all times have the bit clutch out while d()ing work around the machine esnecially when changing bits under a cut. here where a man was changing bi ts under the cut. We have a report !7hile he was changing hi ts 1 another man turned on the controller catching the man's hand. This should be �/ nd only the machine runner turn on controller. ,,/ / ,.,/Committee No. 8 _,,/ // Concerning case of tipple cleaner at Reliance, age 71, recommend that men of this age be kept away from moving machinery, or said machinery be shut off while it is being cleaned. Thomas Lucas W. H. Buchanan Joe Gornik Committee No. 9 We, Cvm,.dttee No. 9, recommend that at all safety meetings the matter of haste and carelessness be discussed to eliminate injury to workers in getting on and off mantrips. Recommend better housekeeping be stressed and discussion of workers placing their feet in walking and getting ready for various work. Recommend that more attention be stressed to trimming of roof, faces and ribs in all places to eliminate falling coal thereby adding to the necessary testing of places. R~commend that workers be cautioned in wearing oversize and clothes with holes in them. Albert Curle Primo Gatti John J. Balog Rudolph Battisti J. Reuter Committee No. 10 Hernias reported 10: Recommend that we have a more rigid physical examination of all new employes and workmen properly instructed in regard to lifting material . .M..ntrip L,juries reported 2: Recommend that all employes be instructed to stay on mantrips and not jump off, until mantrip comes to a complete or full stop. ~lso that closer supervision be given to all mantrips �.. _: :• • -· . _- / / / !. / to daily inspections of equipment and over crowding of cars. ',/ Acid Burns reported 4: Recommend that printed instructions be posted at lamp house in use and care of lamps used by employes. Recommend that lamps are properly serviced by lamp men. Falling material reported 3: Timber being knocked out by Duckbill. We recoIM1end that all Duckbill Operators be instructed to observe more closely the surroundings in which the Duckbill is being operated in regards to close timber. Also the position of facemen in close vicini ty of Duckbill while Duckbill is engaged in the operation of loading coal. Charles Grosso ·wnkes V. o. Murray t{m. I.'I I �CC Mailed DJB: Omaha Hock Sprines - Septe:n..,er 5,, 1946 n, is our '-· j e;_"s 'G ·mdi.ng t hat r:0 r,:i.ll h3.ve a rr.eetin:; o f the Si(P-a Tau Epsi lon S,~.::'Gt:.· . 1onor Sociot,y on Sundo.y, September 15tho ·; e 1:Jill ~:c.:re a Boy · nd s irl Scouts' firs t Aid Contest on - - - - -- - - ~ · October 5·i.;ho 1 i:e sbcr;.tld or..dc:aor t o hnve a. band a.nd po.x-2..de in connect i o. Yiith this c ont,e.::;t o / --~ c �( \. - ... -·•. ~ :..r. ·.· o :.:u __ ;:~:..:, · :.;, o :;~_:d . . v .., 0 ~\-0 ,,_1,.:;1•:, f l . . .··- ' lt t '-. _._ _ V ~ --~ -, _ .. 4 .... ..... r .• .... �Rock Springs - September 5, 1946 Mr. H. C. Livingston: It is our understanding that we will have a meeting of the Sigma Tau Epsilon Safety Honor Society on Sunday, September 15th. Vle will have a Boy and Girl Scouts I First Aid Contest on October 5th. We should endeavor to have a band and parade in connection with this contest. The 40-year Old Timers I meeting will be held October 6th. INB:DAP / I �Rock Sprin _,s - August 30, 1946 llr. Eugene lic AuJ.if fe ~ As per phone :request, vJe are attaching, herev1ith, Sigma 'Tau Epsilon key f or your use. OrizinoJ s, . . ~. :•: H. C. U\_,.j; '.(ijrQM HCL:DAP I / �/ �M of 1 :- • . t .. - ':i._....~ ~- (__..,'-,) . - ... . ... ..... .; ~ / , ••• 'I _ �Form 2191 / 1 ,,___ _ _ _ M UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY TELE~RAM \ / �Hock Spring s .. J·une 25., 1945 Io ,.,, O -l lo·T1 · \·---c, rl o Bayless) = e 1 a.ecording to our records 11 ar e ,ill,-!) eligible for me:m.bersb ip into the Sigma Alpha Epsilon 8 afety Honor Society. Nembership l'>BCj_uire::1ents include Unit For emen tJh o have conducted a section or sections in an y mine o r mines f'or three consecutive calendar years 11 w'lth out a lo st=t.~1 e accidcnl-; suffere u. by any employe worldn[:'. 1.mder their dir oc tion o Barton Gr'os.so , -·r o = Reliance ...cJ..: n~GO ~·' c :.:.. • 1 nLa. {ol i..JlC e 110 ]?12.0 11. [.\.! ! 21! - Stensb · 1:,1r -:~Alex To Clar...: .. ;,j tansbu:r•y Ben Dono J,. 1leS !.-Ic-~ c"l. ~!i nton L'_f O tilnton. Su per ior 0~1n Jo :~2lor,1 _ Superior Rudolph J o L Cl~ dsta = S11 perio!' Jo:-:o J Bo Cc:l:t:G C)uperiol."' Cl -yde noc_{ : upo:,:,ior £ rt~u2~ ~'!u.. ~ ... ~,uperi oI' lrm'lk Sub:.!.C l~r _-ro.nl Lccr~n o 'Tho~n s !,1.-~c.r; ... Hanna. Tianna 1939 - Oct~ 1942)0 may have v3:>ific :.,.:t. :'.'..o::). o:f :J" •.1 0 and a dvise at yo .r enrliest optigiucl Signed: t N, BAYLESS cr1~ --, ��.. \I - •., ,,-., <:--; ) ,:.,.H l , -(" I,. ~.... J ,' -,,.... t. • '"~~ ~ • !J:;;_ ,·r. •. ~ii~ ·_.:,Jjl'; r,r-, '1") l,. iJ ~ 'v_,\.}q 6 r-- :..,;r=, · ,• ..,.J ! 1,1 f . .. ~· _._:~{J .. ✓ ;,, ... i·-· ..... ~ ·:J. ,.. - ~ -:. . ---, ,- �--~:;\) .)~~2.. : r _..,(" ... j •--~ ~J ,I. (j ::_ t~ ,r •• ~ I... • )·;-,I ~~t•_. Q -,: ~rJ \Yi'. ¥ :' ~: \.-1 "'-'· r· >i~ �' Roe l Spri~ . s - Jul 3 , 104 Accord ]_n:: to ou r r e c c..,_ s , Sarto n G o s o , J r o b ecame e::·9loyed as a Uni t .,.1 O.., E-r.i an on June 10 , 19410 Th e inj ur y of J oe Mitchelson ~as count e~ arai n st h i m o n J l y d6 , 1944 ~ Th is v1ill still p er·nit :'.arton r oss o, Jr . to bec ome a memb er o:f t h e S i gma 1'1:l.u Eps llo _ t~ f e t :fo n ol'' oci t yo �/ Rock ~prin.30 - Juna 4; 1945 Oo Eui."r~l Co Ll..vin3nton) i ' -., this. "'!7 ?:-::, ,~~ I· �Yo r,Jo Ho.3,..l ess Uo Ro Kn:D.1.) Ori~inal Sir;ncd: GEORGE B, PR~DE I I I I �Rook Springs "" Septernbezo 8 11 194.4 lfiro Eugene LcAuliff.'0~ Referring to yo,,,, :eequest that lli" o Knill bring the records I a.r.i att.ach"tl"lg D/2"0r1it.h the rrater•ial y ou asked fol"' which has been. subrnitte ·i:,o -::e by r.tr'o Knill so that you may have the Sigma Tau Epsilon books ropi.':. tecl uith the a.dditiot1 of the inforrnntion O!i,,ir. JI Signeci; GEOitGE B. PRY t.: Ene. �,____ I~ ... , '- ...... - , . ..,.. . • ., . .... __ , _.: . -. - •,::. �00~2i!T-7EES ON SAFE PRACTICE The pro..ll.,..,t i o~1 o~ ,..,2fe practice is primarily the function of the Company vo sup0rvism. y off i ciBJ.s,:; nnd aecident px-evention can best 0 be accomplished by anticiprrcing and removing the cause of accidents before they occui• o ':?o thut end SIGr:iA. T.f.U EPSIL011I 'i.-1ill. Daint&in ten sta.'l'lclii1g committees ;:1hoso duty uill bs to observe bad conditions and bad working practicec;;!l QEU-".ing reeoiillli.endations to the fi'..anageE.::mt. for the co1--.... rection of sa1'!16o The ten stMding corm;,,jt.t.ees" t o s0rve for one year~ rtlth the current asGign.r:1.0rrts of the several co!illTT....iU,ees, az-e set forth bolo,:1: List, of Corzrl.:ttees : Gom;rl.ttee Iia. 1 • - Roof and Rib Falls and TiL1bering Co.l!!Sittec Hoo 2 -- Ho.ul.ogo Committee ifoo 3 - Tinndling 211d Use of Explosives Co!Clittca Hoo 4 ~ m:m.dli ng a;.1c. Sto1"'ag0 of Llatrarialz> Inside Co:rr.r:d.ttee iloo 5 - 'i ..7cntilation and Rock Dusting • Cor:nitte0 llo 0 6 Committee 13oo 7 Con::Jittee 1100 8 Corm:littce _ O o 9 Bl octri ecl. and Eechcnical Installations 1?_ opo:r Opa?ation and &intcnenee of Tools and l..iachinery - HG.!.1dling nnd Storage of &terial, Outside k'r Gv0ntion of Injuries fro!l Slipping and Falling of Peroona Col:1:Jittec no,. 10 - Gonercl. Welfare., Inside and Outside �co~11.1ITTEE HR/:IBF'.RS Cnr::m.ittee Noo l = Roof ai---id Rib li'alls and Timber:l..i'lg Shandon BacskayJ> Reliance EI'nGs-i:. Besso» stansbury ·ach ga Blacker .9 Rock Springs Bonjnrain Caine, SuP3?ior C~or6'B Ha.1:'tisu :Iinton Edrmrd "iJhile:, Hanna G1°ovex- Wiseman, Sup~rior Cos::rl:1:/~oe Foo 2 = Haulag0 Ei ck Conzatti!) Sr. p SuP3rior Cook, Hanna .t.Cn Charles Gregory:, Rock Springe C_c1;.,l0s Grosso., Relia.1.co He Try Krichbaum, : ..oc.r Springs !Lnd?Gv Spene0 :J Ui nt.o::n CoE:ili.ttee Doo 3 Handling &nd Use of Explosi.veo Guo Collins.? Hann.E1. Frwl1k FedelcD Superior rH 11 ie.0 Greek.:, S-iruisbury v ohI.l. V, Knoll v- rlinton f,' an.'k Prevedcl; Superior •!'u.nlc Silovich.:> Rock Springs ::enncth Uilco:it, Relianee Co:::::ri.tt,e0 Ifo o 4 -=- Hnnr'l1 i ng and Storage of IJator-ial.., Insido Richard Arkle, Sup:JI'ior .i\leJt .l.!:2.ston, R.elio.ne0 Thomo Ed ,ards l) Jz-., Iiinton Fo Lo Go~don, Superior ~nc.rles Kanpsi, Supe~ior ~~.,,J a."l Pninovich:J Rock Springs ventilation end Rock Dusting John Bastalichp Relianec GGo!fge L. Addy, superior DeForest l1ielson, Roe!{ SpringD ~o::1 Riccardo, Superior L:.urence Rock, Suparior Anton Zuponce, Rock Springo Co....-.:ii ttec :}o.o 6 Electrical and Mechanical Installations A. B. Dixon, Superior Pete llarinof:f., stansbury il. R. Hennjngsen., Hanna Jack Rafferty., Rel iance Alfred Russell., Rock Springs Basil li'isnieuski., Superior m.111.um Benson., Reliance �Pr-op8r Operation a...~d Maintenance of Tcols and llachincTy San C@I1estri.ni., Reliance Ydll·1 ap FoxJ) Superior '::i2lin Rall~ Superior •• os.::; s kfoarne.? Hanna J c Sal vatico:, Rock Springs 1. ., 7 . ~7ils on., ,,i..'lton Co:::;:r.dt · ee N o 8 a .cilin5 and Storage of 1:ato.i ~1s Ottsidc Sc0 illvansp Reliance ·i;'1or0 • s F'oster, Roelt Springs olh""l. HodgsonJ>, Hanna :uo OvocyD Sr • .l> Superior I~. !L Stra..l'l.,.'ll,Gan.l> rJinton P o u o (;{)D.:Jittee fo o 9 '.':ard_, Superior l? _.,0vention of lnjtu"ic.s f ?O!:l S i9pi g cmd Fcllliu3 of Pe~sons . F_n1~r Buchanan., Sup0rior ~Olm Cukale:, Rock Springs !J.berl GaylordJ> Reliance Rieha~d Haeg, Superior J uliuo Reute~J) ,eliance Job 7raoger, Stansbury Corr::tl.t.tce ITo ~ 10 - Ge 8rwl Uelfare:, Inside o.nd Outd e Gcor e A. Bro\:nJ) Superior JOE.eo L~ :i:, ~,int on Vo o • :uri'D,y:, 2 o ck Springs ~hoo o o·,ory:, Sr. JI· Reek Springs L.A. Sharp 0 Starwbury ·:;m -'i r- ~-Jillces i> ~-;int on �S_GL1J.~ TAU fil'SILOIJ George ::Julee., r' ailZl.D. o• • ••••• , ........ •• • • • • • • • President Ro G. ail.ey :1 ~into ; ·..•........ Seniox- vice President Ad.a.ill. Floc:l1ori~ J~o .:, Sup3~ior ... Junior Vice President Thofilao Ov0cy 0 J r o9 B.elianci •. o••••·••·••··• Sec:rctory George L. Addy E. R... Henningsen r.iillde Henry P,. V. Hicks,\) left Oct,. 10.:, 1 942 H. •. V. Hotchltlss .l) l eft Ifov. 30 .s 1.941 ArthuT Jearu:iolri.e 9 left June 19 9 1%2 A. Ll. Johnoon, left Sept., 14» 19.42 Ch2rles Ka12 si John Kr p;,an.l) left Oet o l, !) 1941 1."li llian Lnht,i;i l eft 1\.ugo 21 1%2 Richard Arltl.e R. C. Bailey John Bastcl.ich riilliam Bsruion ili'neot Besso George Blaclt:e:i'.., C-eorge A. B:rorm Sam Canestri n-i Gus Colline Nick Conzatti» S?. Ja.IT!GS Lan Pete l!arinoi'f batt :Uarshall.,. left Dec . 31.P l 9l;2 D0Forest l'Jielson Ben Gcok A.'1thony B., Db{on. San Evans Adam Flockhart Thar:!aS Fost0r Ed. Overy» Sz-. Tho.!E.s Overy !J Jr o R . ·,s. Fowk0s:) left Sor{_, o 20;; 1 ,.42 YJra. s. Fox Tiilliam Greel-: Charleo GrosBo JaE.as He6I'ne r:iila11. ?ainovich A. ti. Strannigan George 1,al e s I:duurd ,:-Jhile :lilli aw \.jilkes R. T. ';,'l ilson Grover ;."iiso:.11an L:er::ibers l?eceivcd Eay 24,\) 1941 Ll. A. SLmep .l'.,nton Zupence C l!l'"le:J 011:ogor:y Thomas Overy, $T. Joli.n TraegoT V. o. I.:U!'ray • ...:::boro received l!arch 14, 1942 H<:mry Krichbaum Shondou Bacol.m.~r Richai'd Haag Julius neuter lfu.rlin llcl.1 Lawrence Rock John V. Knoll Frank Silovich P. J. rlard �becocrs ceoiv0d Dccc0be~ 19, 1943 John C,w:clc Albert Gaylord Alex E3ston ~hor.20.s E'rrar~sj Jro Jack Rafferty :FTnnk Buehwsill.n Frnnk Preved0l Benjru:tln Cai.no Tom Riecar<lo Pr-ank Fed0lo Footer Leroy C-orCloL AndTev1 Spence Jl.lfTed Russell Joe Salvatico --, Kenneth lrileox George lfa.rrio Colin Hodgson Basi 1 Ufanieu.-sld The ,;;o.y to acc ident. prevention is throug.17. thoug._-tfcl 12.rin.::-ng, rigid observance of so.fety rtle0, and eternal vigilanceo -- --- - - �--, Mr . Pv cL niloy State Coal If.i t c In.six,ctor Uo S ~ DGpu1...i:.m2 'i:, o.f th - Int0r ior Bureau of .iinoo Rock Sprin-::;s i, ~i.v , :,lin 6 fl ':: m nl .... f o-.. yoUT lott.Gr of the 7th re~&·,<lin:., your proscnc0 ai ·tho snfety meoting held July 2nd at Rock Spz,inU3 . I am sure all Tho Union Pacii'ic Co:i.1 Comp-.::i.ny crr.ploycs wor e glnd to have you at this r.1eot:i.n3. I hope that H, rd.11 be possible for you to nttcnd ..ney of thG activities of ~ho Uni~n Pacific Coal Con~3ny. Vory oincorely yours, Otif;inal Signed: GEORGE B. PRYDE �July 12, 1941:. tiro F o • o dloy Stat0 Conl .:.:inc ns ooctm::' Uo S !> D0!)UX'i1iE'n"t of~ 'Ghc Interior £1.ll,euu of •~os Rock Sprincs, ':.~r •·.,dng Thcu"'l~s i: o_., youP lette_ of the n,_-i r -:)g . " :L_, your pro..,c 1co nt tho ~oi'0ty meoting l eld July 2n n:i:, Rock Spx•:LnL:, ., I e::11 s11.r-e nl l 'rho Union Pnc:1.fic Goal Coe1p3ri\Y <J!:iploycs t1crc Blad to r..ave you at this r.i.:io·iing o I hopo th:l'i; :it t,rill b possible for you to nttond r.-::.ny of the activities of '!he Union Pacific Coal Co p:.ny o Vo~y Gincorcly yours, Ori!;inal Signed: GEORGE B. PRYDE �This order has been entered and shipment will be made on or ) about ••• 9..9.t9.1?.~.r ...J.O.th.:: .... J..~.L.1:.1 ...... ..... ...................................................~Yours very truly, L. G. BALFOUR COM COMMERCIAL DEPAR Attleboro, Mass. BOX 718 I I »: --, �' I • I\ 88850 July 10, 1944 11"'.tro C--000 Ba Prydo;.i Vieo Pro so;.i Operation. ., Rock SpringsD ·.vyo 0 Parco l Pos·t 26 Blank 11 Sieµn To.u Epsilonn Keys G 3 044 Each PLEASE J\USH SBIPliENT ALL P_OS SIBLE AUD 1 DVJSE o (Samo es fUI•nishcd on our ord0Xl No o 69148, dated Murch 20.,194 4 ) CC - !'/Ir o Geo o B. Pryde •-;,t'~~ r, rf- y,.,L ~~ - - ---·--·- - �- -- - - ·- ------- -- --- �copy /' Rock Spl"'ings - July 7, 1941.:, / / Jr. T'nos. Overy, Sro ,., ·ur. John B. Hughes Jir. 1.i. A. Sharp !lr •.rilliam Will{es llr. Geo. A. Brown llr. Hodge Burress / For your' inforw.,-;.~i n , I am sending you a complete membership list of the S~1a _Ttm Eps+l?:n._S.¥ :ety•·· gonor Socie'c-;y- as of J uJ.y 2, 194A. .. . . .· . ~ ;,. These men may ut sorn.e -tmo be transferred from one district to another.., but since it is pr-0par0 in al~habetical order, you should have no difficulty in determining at a e;lance 1ir1ether men are employed 2.:t your district a You !lill.Y hav0 oc@a.:ii on to ref0r to this list nhm1 nGcessai"y to e.idiend invitations or nohil'y membership conccx·ni.ng meetings, etc o /o/ Io N. Bayless �t Ii ri·-.:,~~~ftc1: .11'i;J ,, rr·~:, -·.::31::t :31..0 19:.l r~i•~ Ad~ttc:.-1 1'i3bo .~2' ~ o :,.lz::o fC.bo FDoo St..~:i:-:-,-.:::/iO~ ·--~--- "'1G;;.• :1.0.)0 1J)!.S Jul,Y J~i> lCO. [ .__ ~ S.~:,..: ·.l.::P r~ -'-ii ~ n-,'~ \...: - D t"l.:"'.J o Fe:" o "'· - -~ ' �F{~!Jo 2i. :)· ~?l} L" ·:.-o 210 2~41 ,_;;;;i,:rto 2'1!J 1 ·"i ·1 :o• " 21[) 1r;1;1 ,.__::;t, .. ... ;.J 0 C o , fo~o 270 11kl ~A). C) ·~ 2'lf:> l o 2.?o • ' " 210 .... Jq.t:: eUD l ,:l"""' .. - ·' -,.J'-~ ~ 10 ., 0 9l;i 7,t, n J ' .l 2 , l: '] July 2, 1.9 p RJ.:;ft G~nc t~3·· 0 i I I I ·t I �• , Q y -.o •,,• •• _!, I • j,fl)~' ~ • jr;-,~..1~~ ) : . v.-~, J. �;a \ �/ " ,/ Ro c k Spri n,~-s - J une 21 - , 1 9L4 I- Mr. Tho s. Ov e r y , Sr . !:lr. Jol1n B. Htlgl1e s Mr. It . A. Sharp Mr. :."Jill i a.1:1 ',Ji lke s !llir . Geo. A. Br m·:n Mr. Hodg e a ur res s ( CC - expec t r.:r. I. N. Bn~,rl e s s ) ·.o ho l d a meeti n ,, of t he Sigma Tau 3 __s ~~on Sunday, July 2nd, i n : .ock :::ipr i ngs. lfoet i ng of t he cor..c'l.itt ee and a b usiness s e s sion v:i l l b e h el d a t t he Rock S;rr-i n s i·:o . L~ Community Hall at ten o ' c l oc k . The1~e i.·ri lJ. b e a. di nner at the Ol d Ti mer s I BuH<li ng a t noon, a t 1:rb:i.ch t i r 8 th e Se nt i nels of Saf etur' '.'TOn by 11 D" :~ ne J Superior, ,,vi.11 be o i' f ic .'..a.11? prese nt ed t o t he Compan: . Al l members of t r1e Si,sma 'I'c1 u Eps i l o n a re i nv i t ed to be 6 ues t s of i 'he Uni on Pacific Coal Compan~' a t t his dirn:.e r. ·.:oul d you ldJ1clly conta ct nll members of the Sigr:1a Tau Zps i J.on in ;:ou.r di. s t r ict, a dv i sin~ t hem of the meetin£, and a dvising :.'. iss Ba· rd I s :J f ::.'i c e b~: no:.m .:'r i da y , J ur.e 30th, as to who is coming . ·:e ex-r,ec t t o hav e election of off icers and wo uld like t o have as .:1nn2r 0 1 t '. 1e n:emb ers pre s ent as possible. ur ,~e all ·::i l l ., ou kindly e:-,h,;;r s t o make 2.n ef f ort to ati:.end. Oric ina.l Si r:ned: R. H. Knill �Rock Springs - July 27, 1943 Geo. B. Pryde: (CC: Mr. R. R. Knill Mr. v. o. Murray Mr. H. c. Livingston Mr . o. G. Sharrer) -~T-he. ~9µ?°"ri.ng Uni t Foremen are eligible for membership in the . Sigma Tau Epsilon Societ y ( · ) - - - - - ~ ~ • - ~u / ( ~------- . .~,,,.· : . _ Alf;ed Russell, ,.--~-~-~~- ,- -·~ -· . ... ~John A. Cukale, Rock Spring 1 , v-,,1 ./ ..Jack Rafferty, Reliance •J '., , ..) - Alex Easton, Reliance • i /,'·:'.b:! - Albert G~lord, Reliance - Thos. Edwards, Jr. , 1J:inton Will you please secure the buttons? 1I:r. ,. :> I•. -',.J' '-'>I '"'~ ·.. I .r'?-sent I the names of these men to this society at its next me;ting.- .1. . ,-:;--~ ;f;!.,,,..,/..- {;.t:1/ry 2 /~ f f-;:,,._ /1-,. .,...J ... : "~ ,.;fl/r -... t P' �·~•o I~:{~• - -... I t, "'"\ --· I'\ " ,, -. '~ - -~~{~ • .f 1~ I ... -..... •. 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Title A name given to the resource Organization of Sigma Tau Epsilon Safety Honor Society (Safety Key Men's Organization) Rock Springs, Wyoming February 27, 1941, and Subsequent Operation Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1943-1946 Subject The topic of the resource General correspondence and documentation regarding operation recommendations. Description An account of the resource An 11" x 8" folder holding varying sizes papers with minimal damage. 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 Eugene McAuliffe Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0154 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource R. R. Knill V. O. Murray F. J. Peternell I. N. Bayless G. B, Pryde H. C. Livingston https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/2e9a6efbe33abb56bd4283acdb47df05.pdf c64a4f063528a8e7f9e530fa9b608ff9 PDF Text Text f r - . �.. 0:.·L1:.::..~2 ~..., .~y,.:,:_: .-~ �r- ~tat~ xrf Btrxrttting ' filr1m~c~'s. ®ffi:c.c 3111rkm.e:tt~ <!!itni-v:.en~atintt ~.µarlttt:ml min.v-l':ttn-:t H.R.1\"ESTON STATE TBRASO'RER ARTH U R W . CALYERLEY Augus t CHA.5.B.MORGA..-.. ASST. n1; rUTY TRE AS U REJt D H PAHTMUNT MA.'.'.AG RR 11th 1932 DEPUTY TRli.A,SURER I:-'ir. George Pry de , Vice Presir7 ent £.c Gen. iUan ager, The Union Pa cific Coe.l Company, Ro ck Springs, Wyo. Dear i11r. Pryde: It has been the practic e of thi s d e e_rtment a t s ome time prior to the meeting of the Legisl2.ture of this Sta t e to c a ll to get11er the larger employers of labor in V!yoming in order to consider a ny amendnents to the Comp ens t"'.on J..ct that it might b e t hought v;ise to make. r!e a re ca lling such a meeting on August 17th ~t the office of Jud ge La cey a t 10 o I clock in the morning, and v;e ';'."Ould [j_pprecio.te it very much if you could find it convenient to be there at tha t time . I •:;ould reques t that you advise me ~-;hether or not you \.'! ill b e iitle to be present a t tlli:=:• meeting. Very truly yours, H. R. iVES'I'ON ~ �V �/" STANDAAO FORM 2103 / ~ IM►ID,000 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Ro el! Springs~ Wyoming .-='. August lOJ> 1932 I •· IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO ; /. 1; • i. 1 1L 3L Attorney or. Eur; I NO. e iJcll.uliffe 141G Dodg e Street Omo.hn.o ::.1eb1-,uska I po~sonully appreciate your letter of August 8th; in which you sta te that you would be glad to confer i,i th ·~r. uorgan upon co!:lpcmsation matters after our to Elro Loo□is .:, meetin:3 on tho 17th. I think it ,,..-culd h~ve b0en a serious mistake to hQve had anyone except the ~tipby0rs present at ou1.. 1:1ec:ici~; on the l"/th. Yo1.2 ;iill re,:1ember r::ry readin;; to y ou a letter tbnt I ~~otc to JutlJe Tidball, anu your usking ~e if I had received any reply s, and I told you P.no n. 1. est0rda.y I rocei ved a reply 1 and it gn'l.i'O u e a.n o_p,portuni ty to answe1~ Judg e Tidball and 2et matters before him as a J'udze t~e.t cou:..d hardly have heon gotten before W.u in the tri al or a case. 'CJ";l lctt·~r to Judge Tj,dball. I W!l inclosing a copy of JudgG Tidbull, as ha states in his letter to me, dnted Aucust 8th, r0i'u:;;ed, at the request of the County Attorney, to sot throe cuses for trial. lJy complaint to him ~as, as you will :i.'~e!:1.be1·, V1at 1:ecklessly the County Attorney 1 s office was ::mbpoe::1ain2; \'li tnessas., t:1odicul exper·ts, and using th~ in noeo.·· es~ l i ti3ation . .L sb.t~ll bl..i~ to Cheyenne my correspondence w:1 th Judge Ti~b~ll, as it illustrutes ~Y point of view, as well as iis., I thin..~, u d9sir~ on the i)art of both. of us to remedy an(.,. oo.Je oVil.~. ,.... . I I • ., ,I '.t~'.i?:ll CC-Pryde �Honorublo lr. .J ., 7ic/ ::11 Lara..-:i3» :-:;yo:Jl -Z lUloo •• 8 1 t ::: ' ).il. 'f l:' ~" 1 '.:YG\,,GS.., s iVG~ r G Gi1COL1I'e.gG:::J0nt t~ stc:.tC 8008 t:tl:ngs t':).ic]l I do 11:;t t h "rik ·;.0,.\; G '• Ci'O t8i'01'0 occurro"'1 to y ou . 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I ;_~, h.o ,,, ever:v· to :;t1.1t.y •;.i. d!1 ; ~ 1::i C -J.~•- ..)Osi~i..-....,l on .L:::r.- vory car0fully bet -seen :no~~- Qi:.C t.b.c ·ccetln3 o r.• t. c. i ~8t tn:o .. ( I . , / �/!J <::-· ...... ~ .... ~-----~·---- ,.__'i\ _,, . ,·.:'."'r.~ "'.\r"" ) i~ .... ,....,.,7."'),.,,,___...,. -") ,.__. .....,.~.,;> ,= :, O fl 0 0 (_, (1 ~==- d2o - - ,, �Cheyenne, Wyomi ng , August 6p 1 9 320 Nr. Eugene FcAulif::0 0 Pres. Uo P o Coal Co QO Oreal1a, l :e t::c.. £11:-:a ,, Dear Sir: l:..:uc l os..., 1>l eaee find lis•t; furnished by Mr. Calverly of "'Ghose n hom h e su.e;c;ests should be invited to the Compensa tion Conferen ce , t o ' e : eld in t his off ice, August 17tho I shou l d a1_1pJ:eciate any s uggestions you m.ay have u ith regarc1 thereto , i rDBOdiately i in order t hat I may invite only those uho zrill be sa tisfactory t.o youo r:r:... Pr yc1e cma. I u.nde:r stand t h e/G ir., ·i'o.liaf'erro n oca. no t r ecei ,re f Ux ·i;her notice. Very truly y ours 0 cJ 01,-rn: C- U:r. ? rydo �C O 1: Y -:SUGA1"1 nmu.STRY l \ \ I f I I·..-t:.. 11 o i.J . I.Cose by, (!ashiGr, =~ e}11U.er➔r Coal CmTI)~n:, : I : €Iill'1el'G!', Uy0171·i n g 0 OIL iclrnr Van l.iet1~e, President, Uym:1:ing Tie & Tiraber Oom:panyD Iii ~rcrt on, \'iyoriling. �1.1:..",. Jo~;:"?. ./0 :'_ C'L c;· 0~.C ~?~:-=! ~S:, �/ // Cheyenne, Wyoming, August 5 •• ,,/ George B. Pryde~ e Pres. and GenL o Mgro, k S}ring _ s , Wyomingo ' / Dear Mr. Pryde: Referring to your letter of A:ugust ls,t, suggest i ng August l'lth at 10°00 o'clock A oMo as the date for a conference at our office with reference to poss1·b1e en' anges in the compensation law and our subsequent exchange of telegrams with reference to the availability af' August 16th for the conference: I note that the 16th would not be available for the reasons suggested and we will re - arrange our schedule here so that the conference can be held on the 17tho I have arranged to have Mro Calverly here and will also arr ange through him for a representative from the Midwest Refining Ccw~pany to attend. He has suggested that Tuiro Osborne of Ca~per represent ing : the Standard in such matter, should be here and I have asked him to arrange that also. He also promised to give me a list of other persons mom he would suggest sho·.1ld a. ttend. When I have received same, I wi 11 give the matter further consideration. Presumably you and Mr. McAuliffe have given consideration to having a representative of the labor organizations here and concluied that it would not be wise. Judge Lacey l::as suggested that we have al- ways been in agreement with the labor organizations, a situation which has been very helpful in getting compensation legislation through the Legislature. I suggest this so you and 1u-. McAuliffe may consider whether it would be advisable to have Jimmy Morgan and Mr. Fox at the conference. CC-Mr. Eugene McAuliffe Mr. T.S.Taliaferro,Jr. Very truly yours, »i--u-~.,~ �. V - -···· - .. - . // L~ UNION PACI FI C SYS T EM SYMBOL Px CLASS OF SERVICE REQUIRED X Preferred Immedi ate delivery Dx Day Del ivery dur i ng day Nx N i ght Delive'ry by next morn i ng Rocle Sp?l ngs c. s . 8 -3 0 - SOOO M Ind icat e by X i n proper l i ne t he class of serv ice requ i red . Do not spec ify pre f erred se r vi ce if other ser vi ce w il l answe r th e purpose. - Augv~i.lt LJ., 1932 John U. LooLlis Ch eye nn~ , -..Jyo . U-1. Uoul d. nc-'c b c n •0::J.i s·:1 ·t to cha11g0 date to sixteenth of Augus t es �Form2191 UNION P.ACIIFIC SYSTEM l1ElEGRAM GBP be r::o~e fJ: b . U Lo mi s r c .s . 7·31·5000M �;() Jt, . ¾~ Ay /b-~ ~~ ~ J -~ p~ L~ ~ 1/N¼ I b IV--~ .,AV~.Y\~ - 14 ~ ;Co ~ 11-,-- ~ Jl al£_~ • I ~ ~ �_; / ✓ •. ff " ' ·- -.1 ��II ~~r· - -_, ~ ~ A. -J.,;l.. ...,. ~1 1 ':' ?• ....... ,;_, -...:.. ,. .., , _ _ __, c.. ' __,.., _ --.~ ~"' 7;,-.. ._r.-·...J ~ ·~·:--;:i ~.i:.. -:,.lCH? ".r~ :"J. ~ 9 (15' c... w u.....::.. v - '-' ln/ ? ~~ J, n. 'LJ .....,. J. ;J. ·,,.{ ",:; .:, ~ i. ·.•,~___r ~V (:: n.-- -:: -:-i. .,._..:'t • ' , •1 · ,;,;; ~t- , - , . , ,~ 1.J U~\:;.!. j l.....'.;, ~,u,o , - , ~~.,.. ... 'V _,._. 1 ~:>T0 ~z · 0'.. -c :::..3 <::-'.:.:.. · i -:-•· :.. ,, ·-,~:-. _p ee o? till:..,0\7"1.,g ·~ 01°·ijs.S.:u r.m.i'azrit ·"il~ ffi"i;}lli.-Y.1 \7 ,,-V 1 "t' '' r\- -· I :..wi. -'{2ic I vb.ey,c..D.::rr,.,:9 :.c..~ -:t.w...::~ c..t i,'t e 2crc..... '~:?,: _; \7:b3::J. ' ~;-::·-. '1='.t 5 5L...• .., 2. ~t!.& • 1· • ~ sit :~1(1. ')s e~?..111'ct'il �., (... - ... .. ..., .. ..... . r ..., __ -.... ..... __ ~ ~ ~ •, •.o; .. " ..,..,_. ... . ,.: :.) ..,.., i ./\ _,.... . ,· .. ____ .... ,.• 1 .. , L ,4 ••, 7:. 0 • I' I') • Oriitinn l Siirn\'!d: GEORGE B. PRVOf •, \ -1 .q ..> ,-v • ~ ' \ , ._) ._,. 0 �.J' ,•·. ' .., ' ·'• .. tc _....,.,. " .••· ·· 1,, .... - Ori1tlnc.l S il{nad : GEO RGE B, PRYDE V c. 1~\:c ,. .ir.» ' �STAHDARO FORM 2103 IMt-lMOO THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY OFFICE: OF Rock Sp rings, Wy oming July 7, 193 2 Attorney IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO NO, Mr. George B . P ry d e Vice P resident anci Gen er a l Man ag e r The Union Pa ci f i c Co a l Comp any Rock Sp rings, \:•Jy oming Dear Sir: I ' I think the::ce sh ould be a conference between some o f the l arger employers of l ab or i n extra-hazardous emp loymen ts, to work out sev e ral p roposed changes i n t h e l aw)) to be p resented t o t h e coming Legislatu r e. He r e in Sweetwater County , an effort is being made to use the Comp en sati on Lan as a political convey a nce. It is unnecessary fo r me to g o i n to de t ail as to who is doing this, an d t h e inconsisten t an d unreasonable changes which are being proposed. Ho vrever, the County Attorn ey ha s gone s o fa r a s to s t a te to the Judge of the dist r ic t court that t h e he r ni a sta t u t e \--ill be r ep ealed b J t h e next Legislature . Of cou rse , such a c t ion by t h e Leg isl a ture vmuld be in violation of modern scientific t hought up on t he subject. Some o f t h e t h ing s t h at I t h i:riJ{ sh oul d be con sidered a re: A l a w limitin 6 t h e number of witne s ses which the County Attorney may sub poena at the exp ense of the em}loyer. i'Jon-r e s ident e"'.Ilploy ers o f l abor to give s urety as to contributions to t h e f und . 'I :rie co ns t i cuti ona lity o f the service charge to non-resident employers sh ould be considered. Th e eff ec t of lo v1er wag es upon the a wards as fixed by the sched:J.le, a nci the i n evi table diminution of the fund, under present sci.1edul es. • A modern sc'tiedule of loss of vision should be proposed,. in lieu o f t he J r e sent s chedule. •r _1e sta tuto r/ fees f o r investig a tio n s illade by Commissioners u pon refe ren ce by th e Judge to be fixed by law. I nrote a letter, a few days ago, to Jucige Tidball, :protesting the bringin 6 O/ t he County Attorney of many vii tnesses, in behalf of cl a i mant s , v1ho a r e i i.1du ced to bring suits by one Dan l'allie. I stated to the Ju dg e II �$TAkDARD FORM Z.103 IMt-10,000 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY OFFICE OF IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO NO. that almost every t~1.ing th9.t these witnesses would testify to vmuld hav e been admitted vd th.out any witnesses. But t h at is not the i dea . The using of these witnesses is at the eA'J) ense of employers, and is a gratuity . I think it would be well if y ou would con side r t h is l etter .:, and see if arrang e:n en ts can be ma de, sometime before it is too late , for such a meeting, and to have a program for consideration \'Jhi ch has been well thought out. At least t h ose ·aho attend this meeting shoul d be those 1nho have had actual experience in the o p eration of the l aw, and 1.vho have given consideration to the administration of the law in other states. It would seem to the writer t11at Rock Springs woul d be the most favorable place to have the meeting. 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Sincerely yov.rsg �~ , ., :7:t Pr • r ff ~ 1n , -• ~ ,._;~ j}S .;,35 . - ., - �ooosio,1 , �I Omaha, March 1, 19320 / / Assi ste.nt D.eputy Ao ~7 o Calve:rley, T:ceas'U.l·er' s Office, Cheyenne, \,rote me some time ego sugge sti:ag ths:t; ·,w sho'Uld h£we e meeting to conside:r compensation program, p ez-he:,s in A_:d 1 or May, ra;thel' than w;;dting until just b0fore the legislat~il'e couvenB £o I ar.1 in accord Yr.i:th this suggestion and I Ji;hink r.e should k,eep the ma:i;ter in mind., getting a fe ~. of' the ogerato:cs to meet \"'d th us in Cheyenne a'bout 'Gha,t timeo � 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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Title A name given to the resource Special File 184 - Meeting in Cheyenne to Consider Compensation Program Aug.17.1932 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1932-08-17 Subject The topic of the resource Compensation program, Metting, 1932 Description An account of the resource An 11" x 8.5" bright blue folder with black handwriting label, holding equally sized pages as well as 10" x 7.5" pages. Materials regarding a meeting related to a compensation program. 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 Eugene McAuliffe G. B. Pryde J. U. Loomis Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0180 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/8cc78786e1fc09866e6248afa4a49d1e.pdf c3dba7c73c43d04d434f2d21092ffcdd PDF Text Text ��- 7 I I I I if I l-302 Rock Springs - Aug. 31, 1937 .Llr o .l!:o .aCAUl i f fe - l{OCk :::ipringS: As reques ted in your letter of August 26, I send you herewith tuo copies of stater!lent of tons mined by Hashington Union Coal Company-, by years, to August 31, 1932. ~ons mined in 1908 to 1909 have been combined, as the segregation was not very clear in the recordso '.che Union Pacific Coal Uompany uas incorporated on Septe~er 25, 1890; most of the reports of operations be~an November 1, 1890. the sal e of comoercial coal by fhe Union Pacific Coal Company,,as discontinued as of Day 31, 1917, except at Hanna, where it uas continued until April 30, 1920. I I �: .. : . .,.. . : , .,.. WASHINGTON UNION COAL COMPANY Annual Report 1931 ;· .• �Tono, Wash., February 7, 1932. Mi·o Eugene McAuliff e, - Omaha: I submit he rem. th report of operations of Washington Union Coal Company for the year 1931 as follows: HOLDH!GS: 'i1hese total 6880051 e.cres, divided 5985.0l e.cres O\'med in fee simple, and mineral rights only to 895. 5 acres, as per Tax Agent's records. Acreages of our tillable and semi-cleared lands are substantially unchanged. Logged off areas are estimated to be the same as reported for 19290 Total farm leases are 13 in number, yiel ding a gross annual rental of approximately $2200 . 00, wl1ile accruals from miscellaneous railroad rights of way yield about Q500.00 per year. GENERAL STATEMENT: Total output for 1931 was 97,068.8 tons, or 83, 296.2 tons l ess than for 1930; mine operated 146 days, or 31 days less than for 1930. Cost per ton for the year's production was $1..624 as compared \':ith $1..527 for 1930, an increase of 0.097 per ton due entirely to lessened output, in fact with an output of around 10,000 tons per month the mine cost can, with mechanical l oaders, be kept around $1..40. The year's commercial sales v1ere 5591. 9 tons as against 9727 tons for 1930, a dec r ease of 4135 tons, due entirely to lessened outputo Total shifts worked by contract miners 2637 producing 29,687 tons, an average per Contract-Miner-Sl-1.ii't of 11. 25 tons. Loading machines produced 59 1 987 tons, or 61.8% of the total output, averaging per Machine-Man-Shift 17.03 tons. Other day pay employes produced 7,394.8 tons. 1'-10 mechanical loading units were in operation the entire year, one but for two months of the year. One Red Devil operated the entire year and two others but for about two months of the year. �Production per man-day for each payroll employe was 5.71 tons, which is .069 tons less than for 1930 and is due entirely to lessened output, Monthly pay employe-days for 1931 were 4275 as compared with 5290 for 1930, and on our present basis for 1932 will be 3111 days. During the yea r the followi ng economies were effected: May 1st, Uinin g El'lgineer at 01-25000 per month, Night Mine Examiner at $230 00 0 p8r month and Janitor at $35000 per month were laid off, and in addition to these on August 15t h the Material Clerk at $175•.00 per month, Weighman at ~190.00 per month, and on August 26th a Watchman around $130.00 per month, were laid off . On September l ~t the City Water Pumpman was reduced • to half time, saving ~70 .00 per month; al so for the past four months we have cut out the regt,lar mine pump tender, assigning him duty as Driver, the pumping duty t a ken ove r by Night Foreman, making a total saving of In addition to the foregoing I estimate that by laying off 40 contract miners as of April 30, 1931, the following saving was effected, same based on 99 work days since these 40 contract miners were laid off, and they at an average of 11. 25 tons each per day would have produced 44, 550 tons. This tonnage was consequently thrown to our mechanical loaders, the average yearly production cost of which is $.1651 less than the contract mining rate of $. 7241, producing a visible saving of around 07355., making a total saving for the year approximately $13, 684000. '11he invisible saving effected by our mechanical loaders is no doubt considerable, consisting of such as less timbering costs due to lesser time places have to be lcept open account quicker recovery of coal, lessened fire hazzard a ccount quicker recovery of coal ; a less haulage and track expense, &0 0 due to pan lines. Following is a synopsis of all accidents reported for the year: �l - Sprained back (lifti11g coal) l - Back bruised ( struck by moving coal) l - Broken leg (fell while walking on slippery log) 1 .. Bruised Thumb ( caught between two props while unloading) 1 - Ci•ushed fingers ( caught while coupling mine cars) 1 - Wrenched shoulder (sprained by animal jerking) l - Bruised head, shoulders and back (fall of top coal) The mine generally, including traveling ways, airways and haulage roads, is ii'l good condition and repair, wi.th all worked-out areas sealed off. P~l Ventilating equipment, Hoi sting and Hauling Machinery in good ,vorldng order. Development work is well in advance of the mine' s requirements and extraction of coal i s being prosecuted so as to obtain maximum recovery consistent with safety. During the year Company Miners and Mechanical Loaders drove 133 yards of Entry, 93 yards of Crosscut and 51 yards Room Turning. The labor turnover is nil, number of employee having been reduced to meet the situation caused by installation of mecha.n-~cal loaders and l ess demand for Tono Coalo During the year our working force was reduced approximately ;ifo. The labor situation was generally good with no grievances to cause delay or stoppage of work . 100% of caps pieces and 10% of ties used at the mine during the year were obtained from 1 aft-overs from f onner logging operations on our lands; substantially 100% of props .used came from outside lands. FI RST AID: Materials for this purpose are provided and located at various poil-it s throughout the mine most convenient to workmen. The supply is i nspected regularly by Safety Committeemen and Mine Officials and replenished a s needed. Activities of First .Aid and Mine Rescue work v,ere of ve rlr goocl average throughout the year, our First Aid Team having \llon first pri ze at the Inter.. company Meet at Rock Springs, Wyo. in 1931, and al so first place at the state Meet held at Renton, Vlash. �Tono' s cost for such activities was approximately $1,000., including cost for time lo st at the mine. Regular monthly safety meetings of workmen and Mine Officials were held throughout the year, at which safety and accident prevention measures were freely discussed; and no dou.bt much good has been accomplished by such activity. Training in Fi:ret Aid by individuals and •reruns has been carried on in the usual manner by a number of our men, and opportunity is afforded all to take training. During the year a large number of the men have taken this training under Mro John Go Schoning of the Bureau of ¥ines Station, Seattle, uho renders valuable service in this respect . Activities amongst the ladios ~uch as Community Club, Library and State College Extension, h:::i.va maintained a usual standard during the year. UNUSUAL EXPEtJDITURES: In addition to current upkeep, the following unusual expenditures were made: Grading and improving main haulage roads cost approximately (180000; prospecting in faults and grading account same cost $220.00; combating fires cost $480.00; s:Saling off Burton Plane section of the mine, account closing down same, taking ouit machinery, co st $22,5.00; extra timbering account working unusually bad ground co st $210.00; renewal of pit cars cost $3000., and renewals and extensions of electric power, cables, switches, &c., cost $1200. CAMP: In addition to the ordinary upkeep expense for cleaning streets, alleys, and repairs to houses, lighting and pipe lines, approximately $350 .. was expended for major items such as renewal of roofs, their . floors, doundations, &c. �T ON0 M INE PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF OUTPUT FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1932 Commercial 0-WRR&N Lump ,R.M. R. H. Employee Trucks Boilers Ro1'.~0 R.M. R. M. Total January 1257. 2 11147 6 114. 135.95 ll:2. 12766.75 February 101.2 8602.1 103. 144. 123. 90730 3 March 302. 7 908Ll 83. 158.5 124. 9749. 3 April 591..75 13188. 2 84. 116. 9 50. 14030. 85 Hay 56.4 7283. 5 25. 30. 23. 7417. 9 June 4018.:i;5 27. 8. 85 26. 4080. July 4171.85 25. 20.1 16. 4232. 95 August 1617. 95 11. 9.6 9. 1647.55 4621. 35 0 September 563.5 3934.5 43. 65.35 15. October 1141. 7227. 75 65. 203.05 18. 4,5' 8655.25 November 819. 2 12194. 55 90. 242.1 28.5 13374.35 December -751h.9..i - 6300.7 ~ 199.0,5- .10.»., 7412,. 2,5 Total 5591.9 88767.95 76o . 1333. 45 615.5 97068.8 �M INE T O N 0 STATEMENT OF COST OF COAL, PER TOMS MINED AND SHIPPED, P,ER FORU 89, FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1932 Tonnage Haterial Labor & Mi so . Total Cost Per Ton January 127660 75 $1829053 $1.83960 85 $20226. 38 $1..584 February 90730 3 1550. 88 143720 21 15923.09 1.755 Ma r ch 9749. 3 1548. 42 14810. 32 16358. 74 l. 678 April 14030. 85 18840 72 18591.97 20476. 69 1.459 May 7417. 9 1 436080 11698. 84 13135. 64 1.771 June 4080. 909 .01 7821. 60 8730. 61 20140 July 4232. 95 827082 7691.18 8519.00 2.013 August 1647. 55 512.11 5455. 37 5967 0 48 3. 621 September 4621. 35 983.63 7147 . 96 8131.59 1. 76o October 8655.25 1929. 06 10391 • .51 12320. 57 lo424 November 1337 4. 35 2906. 83 13577 54 16484.37 1.233 December 7419. 22 15,7_9. 87, _ 9788.:1:§. 113~ .o.,: W 32 Total 97068. 8 17895. 68 139743. 53 157639. 21 (1. 624) 0 �T ON 0 MINE DETAIL OF COST OF COAL, PER TONS ~INED AND SHIPPED, PER FORM 89, FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1932 Iii.a;i.nt enance January February March April May June July August September October November December • 216 • 251 • 207 .137 • 236 • 252 • 254 .440 .175 . 16o 0159 .189 Air, Drainage & Li ght 0085 .098 0095 .087 . 115 .101 0079 .197 .057 .062 .038 0080 Hi.11in g Hauling 713 725 722 . 720 642 • 644 0 614 • 637 . 619 619 0,5'88 212 225 0 221 .196 234 • 278 0227 0 0 0 0 0 o 6ol 0 0 0 • 451 • 265 216 . 192 237 0 0 Weigh.&b Loadi}lg Devel 'mt . SUp ' ts. Depcn . Deplm. IO,TAT.t 0035 0029 .029 0028 0037 .029 .027 . 020 .001 •148 0 202 .190 .131 248 0410 0402 . 968 .285 .149 .098 .169 ollO 0032 0032 .032 0032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 . 032 1.584 1.755 1 .678 1.459 1.771 2.140 2.013 3. 621 1 . 76o 1.424 10233 1.532 ~033 0039 0038 .032 .046 .066 .061 .077 .041 .034 .028 .030 0 .005 ~ - I 0154 .144 .096 .181 .328 317 .799 285 .152 .098 . 189 0 0 �TO N 0 M I NE STATEMENT OF YARDAGE DRIVEN DURING CALENDAR YEAR 1932 Entr_y Airway ~ Total January 45 124 15 184 ~ 4560 44 February 35 46 14 95 2580 69 March 47 30 4 81 278. 88 April 68 77 8 153 392. 32 !.'iay 195 5 200 274. 18 June 35 7 42 117.10 July 35 35 99. 30 August 11 11 32.36 2 2 6. 67 -81714 37.~± September Cost October November December 14 Total 487 -289 41 $1953.18 �TO N O ?.f IN E STA'i'EMENT OF EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT "CONSTRUCTION" FOR THE Cm..Ei'TDAR YEAR 1932 Work Order 148 llim. Coal Loading Machinery (Inside) .Axnount $1.l , 988. 22 �TONO MINE gr A'l'EMEN1' OF REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS AND MAINTENANCE EXPENSE FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1932 Receipts Maintenance Janua ry $ 1764. 00 $ 909.57 February 1253.50 378. 58 March 1056.12 495. 72 April 923. 50 461. 61 Hay 833.90 456. 82 June 990.66 420. 68 July 1893.00 411. 39 August 765. 79 236.10 September 753. 75 319. 92 October 989.13 329. 06 November 955.00 311 . 58 December 830. 00 317.0! $1.3008. 35 $5048.04 Total RECEIPTS include all sources peir- Fo:nn 109 . MAINTENANCE excludes Depreciation, Insurance, Taxes and General Office Expense. Difference $7960. '.3li �T O N O MINE STATELaENT OF WATER PLANT RECEIPTS AND MAINTENANCE EXPENSE FOR THE CALE.YllDAR YEAR 1932 Receipt~ illiaintenance January $ 94000 $ 191. 35 li'ebruary 94000 197. 19 March 91.96 175.64 April 87050 117.55 May 84.65 208. 47 June "/9.87 175.20 July 77.00 208. 41 August 76. 61 191.62 September 75.00 95085 Octobe r 73.32 101.57 November 10.00 92. 75 December 62,,00 92.1_4: i 972. ·91 (jl.908. 34 Total RECEIPTS i nclude all sources per Fonn 109 MAINTENANCE oxcludes Depreci e.tion, Insurance, Truces and General Office Expense. Di.ff erence $935. 23 �TON 0 MI N E MISCELLANEOUS STATEMSNT FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1932 Tons Produced (Contract) 11 " ( Mechanical Lds.) 11 11 (Day Yiork) 29, 687 59,987 7, 394.,8 Total Production - Tons 97,068.8 Days lli.ne Operated 146 Days \forked by Contract Miners 11 11 " Conveyor Miner s 11 " 11 11 11 " Monthly Pay ?Jen All others ?,637 3,522 4, 275 6. 523 17,027 Total Days \':o rlted Tons per Contract-Hiner-Shift 11 " Uecha11ical Loader Man-Shift 11 11 All &nploye s- Shift 11.25 17.03 Fatal Accidents NONE Non- Fatal Accidents - Total reportable (Approximate compensation above $800.) 7 , . 71 Industrial Insure.nee Premiums (Net) Cost per Ton Premiums to Medical lid Fund - Co's. Propn . Cost per Ton (j>1Y..AIV1 t {6 ~':J , ~ /;.,.;-&-~ Total Cost Purchased Power • Total KVJH Power Purchased Cost per KWH Total rated HP all Motors connected and used intermittent ly J $5,646.57 484,400 .0116 �'\'!ASHIMGTON UNION COAL COUPA1TY A1"1TTJAL Rl!:J>ORT 1930 �File 6-9 Tono, Wash., February 12, 1931. Mr , Eugene ?~cAuliff e, - Omaha: I submit here,1ith report of operations of Washington Union Coal Company for the year 1930, as fohlows: HOLDI NGS: These total 6880.51 acres, divided 5985,0l acres O\"l?led in fee simple, and mineral rights only to 895.5 acres, as per Tax Agent's records, Acregares of our tillable and semi-cleared lands are substantially unchanged except for small areas where tenants of farm properties have slashed and burned for pasturage. Logged off areas are estimated to be the same as reported for 1929. Total fann l eases are 16 in number, yielding a gross annual rental of approximately 02400.00, tlhile accruals from miscellaneous railroad rights of way yield about 0551.~ 50 per year. GENERAL STATEMENT: Total putput for 1930 was 180, 365 tons, or 55,210 tons less than for 1929.; mine operated 177 days, or 35 days less than 1929. Cost per ton for the year's production ,·,as OJ,..527 as compared mth 01.456 for 1929, an increase of .071 per ton due almost entirely to lessened output. The year's commercial sales were 9,727 tons as against 15,020 for 1929. Total· shifts '\"1orked by Contract f.tl.ners 10,088 producing 120,305 tons, an average per Contract-t.1-ner-Shift of 11. 92 tons. Loading machines produced 49, 583 tons, ,'Ii th an average per man-shift of 17.7 tons, uhile day pay employes produced 10,477-tons. Two mechanical. loading uni ts were in operation the anti re year, and one "Red Devil II loade r operated one month only. Production per man-day for each payroll omploye was 5.77 tons. �Follo\7ing is a synopsis of all accidents reported f _or the year: 3 Hand bruise cases 1 An kl e b rui s e 11 2 Leg t1 t1 11 11 2 Back 11 2 Foot " 2 Herni a 1 Squee zed t h r ough hi ps 'fh e mine gene rallf, i ncluding t raveling ways, airways and haulage roa ds, is i n go od condition and r epair, with all worked out areas sealed off. All Ve11tilating Equipment , Hoisting and Hauling Machinery in good worki ng orde r . Development , ,o r k i s uell in advance of the mine' s requirements and extra ctio n of coal i s b eing prosecuted so as to obtain maximum recovery co11si stent wit h safet y. During the year Company Miners drove 134 ya rds of Ehtry and }7 yards of Crosscut. The labor turnover is very small and reduction in number of Contract lliners to meet the situation caused by installation of Conveyor Loaders and less damand for Tono Coal is kept in mind. Reduction of employee during 1930 was approximately 10% over 1929 . The labor situation w~s generally good with no grievances to cause delay or stoppage of work. Approximately 100% of cap pieces and 10% of ties used at the mine during the year were obtained from 1 aft-overs from former logging operations on our lands; substantially 100% of props used came from outside lands. FIRST AID: Materials for this purpose a re provided and lo- cated at vari ous ;Joi nts throughout the mine most convenient to the workmen. The suppl y i s i nspe cted regurlarly by Safety Committeemen and Mine Officials a11d i~eple1'lished as needed. Activities of First Aid and Hine �Rescue work u ere of fairly good average throughout the year, and while our First Ai d Team obtained fi r st pl ace at the Inte z,- Cornpany meet at Rock Spring s, \:/yoming, i n 1930, the same team' s performance at our state Meet \·: as poor. Tono's cost for such activities was approximately ,_l. , 000 . 00, i ncludi ng cost f or time lost at the mi ne. Regular monthly s af ety meetings of workmen and Mi ne Officials were hel d throughout the year, at \'Thi ch safety and accident prevention meas ure s ~ere freely discus sed; and no doubt much good has been accomplish ed by such activity. One man was disnissed from the service for failure to compl y mt h definite safety measure s at the working face, and one miner discharged for l oading refuse in coal. Trainil1g in First Aid by i ndividuals and Teams has been carried on in the usual manner by a number of our men, and opportunity i s offered all to take training. During the year a large number of the men have taken thi s training under Mr. John G. Schoning of the Bureau of Lanes Station, Seattle, uho r enders valuable service in this respect. Activities amongst the ladies such as Community Club, Library and state College Extension, have maintained a usual standard during the year. U~nJSUAL EXPENDI'.rtJRES: In addition to current upkeep, the following unusual expenditures were made: Rock grading for improving haulage 1 st Left Patterson Entry, cost approximately ~90 .00 . Pro specting 29 ft. fault 1 st Left Patterson Entry, cost approximately $240. 00 . Recovery of No. l Loader Duckbill and several pans cost {a8o.oo. Cost of air and excapeway right han d plane Patterson Entry cost 065.00 . Reco very of ]).lckbill No. 2 Loader fro m under rock sli de cost 056.oo. Extra work gr adi ng\. &c . account minor f aults coo·~ appro ximately 03.5'0.00. Combating fire in Mol an �Plane area, cost appro.ximately 0700.00; and sealing off active pillars temporaril y as preventative against heating account unusual slack work cost about 61 25 . 00 . Extra t i mbering a ccount wo r king unusuall y bad ground cost about J550. 00 . Renewal of Pit Car s and Timbe r Trucks about {a.450.00. Mew Hoi st i n g Cable s Ol. 285. 00 . Rene'r.'al and extensions of electric power ,;iring, m7it che s, &c., additional major to ols such as power drills, jacks, &c ., {u.1 40. 00; track rail s ¢85. 00 ; new animals $325.00; maj or repairs to auto t ru ck $226 . oo . CAUP: In additi on to th e ordinary up keep expense for cleaning streets, alleys, toil ets and r epai r s to houses, lighting and pipe lines, approximately :fl6o.oo ,:as expended for major ite1J1s such as re-shingling of house s, r ene\':"al of fl oors, foundations, &c., a l so approximately 0425.00 for rene,1al of draining. �T O N 0 ST AT~ENT OF TONN AGE UINED AND SHIPPED DURniG CALENDAR YEAR 1930 Lwnp Hine Run Total January 2286 17005 19291 February 656 19080 19736 i.!arch 527 19127 19 654 Ap ri.l 319 16358 16677 l!ay 98 10825 10923 June 165 9434 9599 July 52 7108 716o August 109 10605 10714 September 1020 12398 13418 October 1524 13441 14965 Nove:nber 1312 19028 20340 December 1441 16441. _.1_788~ 9515 170850 180365 Total �I I I Il M INE TON 0 ' DI S'rRIBUTION OF COAL SHIPMENTS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1930 Commercial 0-\7RR&.M Misc. & Ilmployes BoilersCo. use Lumu R. H. R.M. R. M. R. M. TOTAL January 2286 170 16103 385 347 19291 February 656 18698 112 270 19736 March 527 18577 170 380 19654 April 319 15979 96 283 16677 I.fay 98 10468 70 287 10923 Jui-ie 165 9218 37 .179 9599 ruiy 52 6908 52 106 716o August 109 10407 40 158 10714 September 1020 12177 107 114 13418 October 1524 12998 222 221 14965 November 1312 18570 266 192 20340 December -1,_4_£t ...ll'l.9-~ . ,382 _?_64 _ill_88 165895 1942 2801 18036.5' 9515 42 212 @ @ Local !ilnployes Outside •rrucks 1081 Tons 861 II �TON 0 M I N E STATEMENT OF COST OF COAL, PER TONS HINED AND SHIPPED, PER FORl:1 89, FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1930 'l'ounage Material Misc. & Labor Total January 19291 033540 21 024667.12 $28021. 33 $1.. 453 February 19736 3751. 26 25558.80 29310.06 1.485 March 19654 3344.0l 24905.81 28249.82 1.437 April 16677 2612.00 21974.03 24586.03 l.474 Hay 10923 2044. 71 17010.08 19054.79 1.744 June 9599 1797.59 15335. 86 17133. 45 - 1.785 July 7160 1533. 58 12731. 40 14264.98 1.992 August 10714 2022. 86 15955. 06 17977-92 1.678 Sep_tember 13418 1627. 83 18170.25 19798.08 l.475 October 14965 2280.13 20476.40 22756.53 1.521 November 20340 3463.79 24731. 77 28195. 56 1.386 December ,178l}.8, .J .468 ·-4.9. 244~._75. _1..7.2..18_.__~l;_ l.56'.!-._ 180365 31300. 43 245966.33 277266.76 { 1.537) ----------. - Cost per Ton �TO N 0 Mr NE DETAIL OF COST OF COAL, PER TONS MINED AND SHIPPED, PER FORM 89, FOR CALENDA.'q YEAR 1930 Ai.r Maintenance I January February March April 1\ Uay June July August September October November December ~149 .151 .155 .136 • 210 .198 263 . 202 .116 .143 .138 . 272 0 \'Jeigh. & Drainage & Li,&!i Mining Hauling Loading Devel 'mt. · sup 'ts. .085 . 082 .077 .069 .125 .147 . 147 .090 .080 .075 .048 . 062 .716 • 741 • 712 740 • 750 • 724 .722 . 717 .682 • 713 . 71 6 . 723 0 . 216 • 212 . 216 • 228 • 250 . 263 284 250 • 230 • 233 .214 . 234 0 0 .040 .037 .037 .037 .043 .046 .049 .041 .034 .036 .031 .034 .055 .060 .039 .034 ' .030 .029 .030 .037 .055 .066 .042 . 034 .100 .099 .098 .114 .176 200 270 .178 .142 .129 .096 .110 0 0 Depcn • Depln. TOTAL • 060 .071 . 071 .o84 .128 .146 .195 .131 . 104 .094 .069 .060 . 032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 1 .453 1.485 1.437 1.474 1.744 1.785 1.992 1.678 1 . 475 1. 521 1.386 1 .561 ---_.. �T OMO M INE STATEME~rr OF YARDAGE DRIVEI~ DURING CALENDAR YEAR I 1930 i I' Illntry Airi.7ay B.Q.Q!!! Total Cost January 170 102 12 284 0742.19 February 205 126 16 347 820 . 92 March 154 89 20 263 593. 83 Ap ril 139 130 12 . 281 476.65 May 43 81 4 128 327.25 June 43 50 8 101 252.10 July 27 57 84 202. 57 August 62 104 17 183 390. 19 September 86 186 12 284 730.36 October 56 184 20 260 656.11 November 128 180 16 324 859.57 December ~ J1.Q. _gQ J.2.Q. 612. 23 1193 1439 157 2789 6663. 97 Total (Includes 171 yards driven by day pay labor) ---- �TON O MINE STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES ACC OOMT "CONSTRUCTION" FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1930 \'!ork Order ~ .Amount 142 Inside Flush Toilets 0 8085. 25 143 Play Shed at School ~88.4): 144 Addition to Machine Shop 509. 25 145 l!ain Electric Hoist 14202. 00 146 Coal Bin &: Trestle 597. 83 147 lu.sc. Electric I!.o tors 3017.82 149 Pump &: !lot or for Mi ne Drainage 495. 54 150 Pit Car Loader ___ ....__. __ .,. 822.23 28218. 33 �T O N 0 M INE STATEMENT OF REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS AND MAINTENANCE EXPENSE FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1930 Receipts Maintenance January 0 1541000 $ 741.05 February 1688075 757 .12 lla.rch 1605. 65 782. 20 April 1272. 31 588.63 May 1069.00 689.80 June 1082. 50 630.93 Jul y 1887.75 372. 57 August 963.71 268.89 September 944.63 603.41 October 1005. 50 935.70 November 1273. 25 24lo82 December 1183.00 1249 •.6.o 15517 .05 7861. 72 RECEIPTS include all sources per Form 109. MAINTENANCE excludes Depreciation, Insurance, Taxes and General Office EXpense • .... - - - - --= - - Di.ff erence ' 7655.33 �TON 0 MINE S'fATEMENT OF WATER PLANT RECEIPTS AND MAINTENANCE Elq>ENSE FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1930 Receipts Maintenance January 0 106. 00 $ 192. 61 February 104.00 258.53 March 102.16 185. 87 April 100057 218.50 May . 100.00 199.82 June 100.00 197.08 July 96.00 206.77 August 96.48 193. 27 September 94.50 193.05 October 94.00 187.86 November 94.00 199038 December 94.00 215. ,45- 1181. 71 2448.19 RECEIP'l'S include all sources per F'.onn 109 MKI N'BENANCIB excludes Depreciation, Insurance Taxes and General Office Expense ---- Di.ff erence 1266.48 �TON 0 UISCELLANEOUS STATEMENT FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1930 Tons Produced (Contract) 11 " (Conveyors) " " ( Day \'lo rk) 120,305 49,583 10, 4.7.1 Total Production - Tons Days !:ine Operated Days \'forked by Contract l~ners " " Conveyor Miners 11 " All Others 180,365 177 10,988 2,902 18,343 Tons per Contract-nner-Shift 11 " Conveyor-i.iin er- Shift 11 " All-Employes-Shift 11.9.2 Kegs of' Powder Used (Contract) Tons Coal per Keg (Contract) 3,769 31.93 Lbs. Permi ssi bl e Explosives (Conveyors) Tons Coal per Lb. (Conveyors) 20, 27 5 2. 45 Fatal Accidents Non-Fatal Accidents - Total reported (Approximate Compensation WOO.CO) 17. 7 5.77 NONE 13 Industrial Insurance Premiums (Net) Cost per Ton Premiums to Hedi cal Aid Fund-Co's. Props. Cost per Ton 08, 363. 30 Total K\'/H Power Purchased Cost per KUH Total Rated HP all llotors connected a.~d used intermittently 476,320 .046 980. 79 .005 .0152 883 �~TNUAL REPORT \"TASHIYGTON UNION COAL COtitPANY 1 9 29 I �Tono, Wash., February 12, 1930. llro Eugene McAuli:ffe, - Qnaha. I submit herewith report of operations of the Washington Union Coal Company for the year 1929, as follows: HOLDINGS: T'nese total 6880.51 acres, dividea 5985001 acres owned in fee simple and mineral rights only to 895.; acres, as per Tax Agent's recordso Acreages of our tillable and semi-cleared lands are substantially unchanged, uhile l ogged off areas are estimated to have increased 160 acres over 1928 due to the removal of timber. Total farm l eases are 15 in number, yielding a gross annual rental of approximately $2460 00, uhile accruals from miscellaneous 0 railroad rights of uay yield about 0530.00 per year. Total output for 1929 was 235,575 tons, GENERAL STATEMENT: or 25,311 tons less than for 1928; mine operated 212 days, or 17. 5 days less than 1928; average daily production was 1111.2 tons as compared with 1136.758 for 1928 Cost per ton for the year's production 0 was $1..4;6 compared with r;i.;70 for 1928, muoh of the decrease being due to a revised Uage Scale effective November 1, 1928. The year's commercial sales were 15,020 tons as against 11,497 for 1928. Total days worked by Contract Miners 17,704 produoe~ 223,469 tons, an average per Contract-Miner-Shift of 12.62 tons. Day pay employee produced 8,157 tons and the Conveyor Loaders 3,949 tons with an average per man-shift of 13. 49· tons. Only one of the mechanical loading units was in operation during 1929, and this for about six weeks. ....- �Following is a synopsis of all accidents reported for the year: Miner: Bruised hand while taking down coal at his working face. Uiner: Cut aye by flying coal from pick; vary m~nor nature. Miner: Broken rib; bumped by car which moved from face by falling top coal being taken doun by his partner. Rope Rider: Sprained foot uhile he was in act of stepping on to moving trip. Miner : Bruised f oot by lump coal rolling on it at working face; very minor nature. Timbennan: Punctured foot by stepping on nail; very minor nature. Rock lli.ner: Broke1'1 toe by lump of rock breaking off from chunk bei1'lg pried do,m m. th bar. The mine generally is in good condition \rlth all worked out areas sealed off and Main Haulage Roads in good repair; also Ventilation, Equipment, Hoisting and Hauling machinery in good working order; airways and travelingt1ays in good shape. Development uork is uell in advance of the mine•s requirements and extraction of coal is being prosecuted so as to obtain maximum re .. covery consistent m.th safety. During the year Company lli.ners drove 675 feet of Entry and 145 ft. of Entry Crosscut. The labor turnover is very small and reduction in number of Contract Miners to meet the situation caused by installation of Conveyor Loaders and less demand for Tono Coal, is under way. The reduct ion for 1929 was approximately 181o. The labor situation ~as generally good, \'Ii.th no greivances to cause delay or stoppage of work. Approximately 100% of cap pieces and 15%of ties used at the ~ine during the year uere obtained from left-overs from former logging operations on our lands; uhile but approximately 12% of props were taken from lands owned by us, and 88~ from outside lands. �FIRST AID: Materials for this purpose are provided and l ocated at various stations throughout the mine most convenient to workmen. The supply is inspected regularly at frequent intervals by Safety Committeemen and Mine Of ficials and replenished as needed. Activities of First Aid and Mine Rescue work were good throughout the year, notwithstanding the comparat i ve poor shom.ng of our Team at t he Inter-Company ·meet at Rock Springs, \'fyoming, in 19290 Touo's cost i 11 this participation '7as approximately $1,000oOO, including cost for t ime lost at mine. Regular mo1'lthly safety meetings of v,orkmen and Mine Officials uere held throughout t he year , at which safety and accident prevention measures were freely discussed; and no doubt much good has been accomplished by such activity. 'l\7o men uere dismissed from the service for failure to comply with definite sa.f ety measures at the working face . Training in Fir st Aid by individuals and Teams has been carried on in the usual manner by a munber of our men, and opportunity is offered all to take training Mr . John G. Schoning of the Bureau of Mines Station 0 at Seattle has rendered valuable service in this connection. The le.dies' acJ.;ivities such as Community Club, Libray and Home Demonstrati~n, have maintained their usual standard during the year. UNUSUAL EXPENDITURES: In addition to current upkeep, the follow- ing unusual expenditures uere: Grading for haulage road in Patterson Entry District for development above 12 ft. upthrow fault, cost $950.00 . Prospecting in faults 8480.00; prospect drilling 0230 00; extra timbering a.ccou~t working bad ground $700.00; 0 renewal or pit ears t,1800 00; renewal or timber trucks 080. 00; pit car wheels 0 purchased $].522 00; slope r ollers $6;.oo; hoisting cables $585.00; neu animals 0 purchased $802. ;o; l abor and parts for trip lamps $560.00; renewal and extension of electric wiring, &c. $1525.00. �CAMP: In addition to the ordinary upkeep expense tor cleaning streets, alleys, toilets and repairs to houses, lighting and pipe lines, approxi mately $830.00 was expended for major items such as reshing].ing ot houses and outbuildings, r enewal of floors, foundations, ,!o. �TON 0 MINE STATEMENT OF TONNAGE MINED AND SHIPPED DURING CALENDAR YEAR 1929 Lump Mine Run Total January 2187 22973 25160 February 2346 21694 24040 March 451 2716; 27626 April 764 17769 18533 llay 110 19380 19490 June 31 17283 17314 July 40 11704 11744 August 95 11623 11718 September 636 11191 11827 October 1481 18862 20343 November 1353 23292 24645 December 1376 217$., 23135 10870 224695 235515 Total ' �TON 0 M INE DISTRIBUTION OF COAL SHIPMENTS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1929 Misc o & Commercial Lump RlhM.<i Qc:,\'IRR &N &,,Mo IiEployes Ro~ BoilersCoo Use R8 Mo TOTAL January 2187 58 22263 287 365 25160 Febr uary 2346 1503 19563 239 389 24040 March 451 120 264'(3 1;7 425 27626 April 764 17238 198 333 18533 llay 110 19048 88 244 19490 . June 31 17068 74 1 41 17314 July 40 11;29 41 134 11744 August 95 11376 44 203 11718 September 636 10994 86 111 11827 October 1481 18417 194 251 20343 November 13.5'3 1831 20847 263 351 24645 December !J.lg, ~ 20498 ...ill. .2ll 2313..2, 10870 4158 215314 1914 3319 235515 Tot al �TON 0 M INE STATEMENT OF COST OF COAL, PER TONS MINED AND SHIPPED, PER FORM 89, FOR 'iHE CALENDAR YEAR 1929 Tonnage Material Misco & Labor January 25160 $ 3737071 $ 32097079 $ 35835.50 $1 424 February 24040 26980 21 31198055 33896.76 10410 !!arch 27626 3306022 33985.62 37291. 84- 1 0350 April 18533 2692. 13 24697. 47 27389 . 60 1. 478 May 19490 2655010 25999. 31 28654. 41 10470 June 17314 2878. 12 24113.36 26991. 48 1. 559 July 11744 1788.53 17706. 71 19495. 24 1.660 August 11718 1950082 17375.25 19326.07 1. 649 September 11827 15650 80 17412012 18977.92 10605 October 20343 2997.47 26093. 07 29091.34 1.430 November 24645 2736. 76 30527.68 33264.44 10350 December 23135 3891.38 28776,1'!, 32667. ~2 1. 412 235575 32898.25 309983. 87 342882.12 ( OJ,. 4,56) Total Total Cost per Ton • 0 • \ - �TONO MINE DETAIL OF COST OF COAL, PER TONS Mil\1ED AND SHIPPED, PER FORM 89, FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1929 Maintenance January February Uarch April ?lay June July . August September October Move:nber Dacember .1;9 . 121 o•lO2 .140 .161 • 206 .150 ,172 .1;6 .138 0094 .140 Air, Drainage & Light .043 .0;7 .050 . 060 .055 .085 . 124 .087 .091 .058 . 056 .076 \'Jeigh & Mining Hauling Loading Davelopm'to .782 . 763 . 764 . '180 0788 0797 • 773 • 733 .734 0 767 • 762 .762 0230 • 231 0223 .240 .216 .210 0 245 0 242_ • 230 204 . 209 . 213 0 0033 0034 0032 0037 .034 .035 .042 .040 0043 . 033 . .033 0034 0027 0050 0038 . 022 0024 .016 .028 .079 .057 . 044 .038 . 035 Supt 9 B o Depcno Depln. _TOTAL 0079 .081 0070 0103 0099 .109 .164 .162 .160 .09; 0078 .083 0039 .041 .039 0064 .061 .069 .102 . 102 . 102 0032 0032 0032 0032 .032 .032 .032 .032 0032 . 032 .032 .032 10424 lo 410 10350 10478 lo47O 1.559 1.660 10649 1.60; 1.430 1 . 3;0 l. 412 .059 .048 .037 �TO N 0 MI NE STATEMENT OF YARDAGE D~I VEN DURI NG THE CALENDAR YEAR 1929 Entr;x: Ai rv,ay Room Total Cost January 46 57 13 116 306079 Februar y 94 89 20 203 563. 02 March 94 113 4 211 592. 39 April Sl 57 4 112 301 . 61 Uay 57 104 20 181 474. 49 June 48 59 4 111 282. 61 July 17 36 4 57 138.63 Au gust 23 52 4 79 188.14 September 13 34 8 55 129.01 October 29 71 20 120 288. 27 November 67 137 4 208 553.62 December 162 ...!£2. 9 300 788. :t,1 701 938 114 1753 '$4606.69 Total \ �TON 0 MINE STATEM~NT OF EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT "COI~STRUCTION" FOR TH~ CALE~DAR YEAR 1929 tlork Order Item . Amount 135 New Stable 136 100 Single Ga.rages 9098.67 137 Additions to Tenements 2836.17 139 Addition to School Plant 285. ;o 140 Underground Coal Loading Machinery 13612.20 141 Ineid9 Flush Toilets 1610.~ $ 4758.65 32201.47 �TON 0 MINE STATEi.iENT OF REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS AND MAIN~NANCE EXPENSE FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1929 Recei.Jlt~ Maintenance January 0 2757.29 $ 607.29 February 1096. 15 624. 52 Marcl'l 1041. 99 958.20 April 1028.00 556.50 Uay 996.00 June 1061. 24 973.17 July 1988.50 450.12 August 1190.56 880. 79 September 1093.29 948. 24 October 1228. 53 1117.19 November 1387.28 1060. 66 December llS'l.,3.~ 93,9.. 9l 15926.1, 9893. so ,, RECEIP!'S include all sources per Form 109. MAINTENANCE excludes Depreciation, Insurance Taxes and General Office Expense. Difference 776.89 6032.65 �TON 0 MINE STATEMENT OF WATER PLANT RECEIPTS AND MAINTENAMCE EXPENSE FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1929 Receints Maintenance January 0 117032 $ 196. 63 February 118.00 190.50 March 116.00 222.26 A;>ril 11,.00 192.80 May 113.00 1;8.14 June 112.00 236.13 July 113.00 190.02 August 113.78 298. 48 September 111.00 188.28 October 112.00 185.35 November 111.00 192.16 De ca;iber 110.00 ,lll . g 1362.10 2442. 27 RECEIPTS include all oourcee per Form 109 MAINTENANCE axcludos Dapreciatio n, Insurance, Truces o.nd General Ottioe Expense . Difference 1080.17 �MINE TON 0 MISCELLANEOUS STATEMENT FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1929 Tons Produced (Contract) 11 " (Conveyors) 11 " (Day Work) Total Production Days lli.ne Operated Days ~ork9d by Contract lli.ners 11 " n Convay-or lliners 11 11 11 All Employee Tons per Contract-?Jiner-Shift 11 " Conveyor-liner-Shift 11 " All-Dmployes-Shift 223,469 3,949 8. 151 23S,S7S 212 17,704 293 39,151 12. 62 13.49 6.02 Kegs of Pouder Used (Contract) Tons Coal per Keg (Contract) 4,757 47 Fatal Accidents Non-Fatal Accidents - total reported NONE 1 Industrial Insurance Premiwns Paid Cost per Ton 00, 767.17 Premiums to Medical Aid li\lnd Cost per Ton $1., 551.10 .0066 .0325 �\7ASHI NGTOU UNION COAL CO!.:PA!-TY --- ANNUAL REPORT I, 1928 �File 6-9 Tona, Wash., Feby. 4, 1929. Mr . Eugene McAuliffe - Omaha. I submit herewith report of operations of the Uashington Union Coal Co::i.pany ior the year 1928, as follous: HOLDINGS: These total 6880.51 acres, divided 5985.01 acres armed i n iee s i mple and mineral rights only to 895.5, as per Tax Agent's reco rds. Acreages of our tillable and semi-cleared lands are substantially uncha.--iged, uhi le logged off areas have increased some over 1927 due to removal of timber, estimated at 200 acres. Total f arm l eases are 14 in number, yielding a gross annual rental of approximately 02400.00, uhile accruals from miscellaneous railroad ri ~hts-of-way yield about 0530 .00 per year. GENERAL STAffi~fi:N'i ': Total output for 1928 was 260,886 tons, or 23,553 tons in excess of 1927; mine operated 229½ days, or~- days more tha.~ 1927; average daily production was 1136.758 tons, as compared \Vith 1154.18 for 1927. Cost per ton for the year's production was 01.570 compared with 01. 610 for 1927, much of ·the decrease being due to a revised uage scale eff active November, 1928. The year's commercial sales uere 11,497 tons as against 13,072 tons for 1927. Total days worked by Contract r.tiners 21,113; tor1s produced by Contract r-.;i11ers 255,917, with an avera3e per Contract-!.1iner-Shift of 12.121 tons. Day pal' e1i1ployes produced 4,969 tons. Following is a sy11opsis of accidents for the year: Miner, slirhtly b.niired foot by fall of c?a.l uh~le _trimmi!lg. n..1.uer, · brui sed fi::.1ger by f a.11 of coo.l wln.le trimming . bruised a.rm ~by fall of coal while trim~ine: Hiner, l.1iner, f.re!.1ches back lifting coal �Vloodsman, cut le g with axe while preparine: timbers \~iner, bru~sed thi gh by fall while carryii;g prop \J?odsm~, . Jagged leg on drag saw while preparing timbers Miner, inJ ured knee - st ruck by falling coal P.1iner, injured groin - hit by shovel handle Miner, bruised side - falling coal ~!.iner, cut thumb with axe ,-,hile making wedge Uine r, bruised back - hit b y fallinr.: prop Driver, sprained ankl e Ca rpenter, bruised arms n i th ·winch handle Driver, colla r bone bi~oken - c a r jumped track and rear end s\'.1.mg hi m a gainst rib. Of t h o above enume rated accidents, there are but three that coul d b e considered major, t h e remainder beil-1g of minor i mportance. The mine generally is in good condition with all worked out areas definitely s ealed of f an d Hain Haulage roads in good repair; also Ventil ation, Equipffient, Hoisting and Haul age Machinery in good working order; air,7ays and traveli!l.g\"lays in good shape . Develo~nent work is well in advance of the mine ' s r equirements and extraction of coal has been prosecuted so as to obtain maximum recovery consistent with safety. The labor turnover, as usual, has been practically nil·, and the labor situation generally good m. th no grievances to cause delay or stoppage of work. A new Agreement was effected as of November 1st, 1928, and running to October 31st, 1932. Approxima·~ely 1001, of caps and 40 ~ of ties used at the mine · · d f ...~ o.,. 1ef t-overs from former 1 egging operaduring the year were obt aine .1.1.1 tions on our l ands; uhile but approximately 10% of props were taken from lands owned by us, and 901/u from lands not o,med by us. FIRST AID: ~ate rials for th"19 purp ose are provided and located the mine most convenient to workmen. The at various statio11s thro u gh out frequent intervals by Safety Committeemen supply is i nspected r egutarly at s needed. Activities in First .Aid and and ?Une Officials and replenished a �Hine Rescue work were good throu ghout the year. A combination team took part in Th e U1-iio11 Pacific Coal Company Meet at Rock Springs, WUoming, winni n g first place out of twelve teams competing. Tono's cost in this participa tion was a pproximately $1, OOOo i ;-icluding time lost at mine . Re gular monthly safety meeti11.gs of wormnen and Mine Officials were ~-iel d t h rou gh t he year at which safet y and accident prevention measured wer e fr eel y discus se d, and no doubt much good has been accomplished by such discussio1-is. Three me n wet·e dismissed from the service for failure to compl y \7ith definite s afety measures at the working face . Practi cin g by First Aid Teams has been carried on in the usual manner by a number of our rnen, and op po rt unity is afforded all to take training under Mr. John G. Scho1-iing of the Bureau of ?tines Station, Seattle, ~ho has rendered valuab le service in this work. The Ladies First Aid Association, the Community Club , Library and Home Demonstration \'forks have been active in all constructive affairs of the community. UNUSUAL EXPENDITURES: In addition to current upkeep, the follow- ing unusual expenditures were: Regrade of maii'l haulage road in Patterson im·try District costing 0850.00. Changing location of Hain Electric Hoist, 0250000; changing location of Nolan Entry Hoist ~)110.00, both hill workings, No. 1 North Slope. Prosnectin~ in faults 0560.00; prospect drilling 0730.00; extra - e:> timbering account ~ orking unusually bad ground $1200.00. Rener.al of Pit c ~rs 07590.00 and of Timber Trucks t~5q.oo. Pit Car ":/heels purchased 01660.00; slope rollers CJ.60.00; hoist I ,· �cables 01 29 5. 00; Track Rails pumchased $1324.00; new animals purchased 0549.00; rene,ral of Boiler Water and Domestic \7ater pipe lines 06000.00; labor and part:.::; for trip lamps 0597.00; re11ewal of electric wiring, &c. 0725.00 . Expenditures Ui."1.der "Construction" ,1ill be found elsewhere in t his re port. CAt:P : j In addition to the ordinary• upkeep expense for clean- ing str eets, alleys, toilets and repairs to houses, li gh:l;ing a..'1.d pipe lh1es, approximately 01520.00 \":as expended for major items such as reshinglinp: of houses a.:ad outbuildings, renewals of floors , foundations, &c. Also, some 4000 ft. of seuer ·tiling has been laid around the town for drainage, at a cost of l)l.040.00. �TONO il INE STATE!!i.:I1T OF TO:fflAGE SHIPPED DURnm THE CALENDAR YEAR 1928 J.UM,P Hine Run Total January 2391 2.5150 27541 February 1154 21650 22804 !.lo.rcb 796 23418 24214 April 602 19012 19614 t~ay 57 22414 22471 June 41 14877 14918 July 88 18541 18629 August 20 5 16115 16320 September 982 16051 17033 October 1865 26172 28037 Movembe r 1205 23040 24245 December ].35.c>. ..~3J.J..O. . -~Oq_()_ 11336 249550 260886 �TO N O U I NE DISTRI BUTION OF COAL SHI P?.:E' ·rs FOn 'iHE CALE~!D.AR YE.AR 1928 Cornme r cial Lump jl. i.~ .. Misc. & Employes Boilersco. use ?-.11.. R.U. R.ll,_ TOTAL o-rrn..~t.N January 2391 2463i', 171 345 27541 February 1154 21127 160 363 22804 liarch 796 22962 150 306 24214 April 602 18634 119 259 19614 }jay 57 22091 80 243 22471 June 41 14572 52 194 14918 July 88 18354 37 150 18629 August 205 58 15758 72 227 16320 September 982 44 15696 90 221 17033 October 1865 25661 144 367 28037 1-!ovember 1205 22622 158 260 24245 December _)._9_5.0. _?15.3.8. _2_6..7. ] _05. . _2.5.9_6_0_ Total 11336 244649 1500 3240 260886 59 161 �TON 0 I MINE STATEMENT OF COST OF COAL, PER TO)TS MINED &"JD SHIPPED, PER FOR!.I 89, FOR T'.tIE CALENDAR YEAR 1928 Uisc. & Ton11age January 27541 Material Labor Total_ 02613.61 038311.49 040925.10 Cost 1)~.L'!:Q.11. (!I.. 486 I February 22804 2840. 62 • 34130.39 36971.01 1.621 March 24214 2961.64 35302.00 38263.64 1.580 April 19614 2648.67 29752.55 32401. 22 1.652 r.~ay 22471 1905. 60 33573.77 35479.37 1.579 June 14918 2554. 75 23545.59 26100.34 1.750 July 18629 943.81 28148.65 29092.46 1.562 August 16320 2258. 93 26704.13 28963.06 1.774 September 17033 2314.35 27884.08 30198.43 1. 773 October 28037 3110.15 39763.13 42873.28 1.529 No-gember 24245 3485.10 30858. 23 34343.33 1.417 December _.?5.0.6.Q . A.915..}.l. _J1.o..9_8..~95.. )_4:1.3.'!•.5.6_ 1.362 Total 260886 30673.14 379072. 66 409745.80 (1. 570) - ' -~ �T ON or MI N E DETAIL OF COST OF COAL, PER TOHS SOLD, PEH FORM 89, FOR CALENDAR YEl\R 1928 Air, Drainage We:igh & Mainte~.£!_ & Li ghi M.i ning Hauling Loadin$ January February March April Hay June July August September October November December .126 .153 .147 .156 .110 .176 . 099 .178 .198 . 134 .160 .131 .049 .o63 .060 .077 .077 .095 .055 .080 .065 .,036 .039 .048 . 905 .937 922 .912 . 904 .919 .896 .935 .928 .924 774 .755 1 0 0 . 202 .221 . 223 . 230 . 227 . 247 .226 .263 . 264 .224 .232 . 214 .030 .034 .032 .035 .021 .037 .038 .040 .039 .034 .034 .032 ( ~~. .sup 1 ts~• llm8~r.!• mepln. .TO!& .035 .054 .046 .062 . 069 .056 .061 .066 .074 .037 .025 .034 . 072 .084 .078 .098 . 086 .123 .102 .120 . 115 .073 .080 . 077 . 035 .043 .040 .050 .043 .065 .053 .060 .058 .035 .041 .039 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 . 032 . 032 1.486 1.621 1.580 1.652 1. 579 1.750 1.562 1.774 1.773 1.529 1.417 1.362 -- �TON 0 MI N E STATEMENT OF YARDAG.E DRIV:'TIN DURING THE CALENDAR YE.AR 1928 !ni.tY. Ail'l.'lav ~ Total Cost_ Jal'lv.ary 110 176 32 318 0 943.64 February 215 195 410 1218.12 Ue.rch 171 180 12 363 1106.98 April 146 220 8 374 1099.90 May 245 181 16 442 1339.87 June 98 107 28 233 700.44 July 173 193 16 382 1138.13 August 184 160 16 .360 1072. 41 September 131 203 12 346 • 1018. 64 October 137 146 28 311 955-.88 November 39 68 16 123 299. 49 December _ 3_4; _ _j§_ - ~-· JJ.2. . ~_2_6_1_.,1.1. Total 1683 . 1907 184 3774 1115A-. 61 ' -- �TON 0 STATE!i!ENT OF EXPENDITURES ACCOUNT "CONSTRUCTION" FOR THE CALEMDAR YEAR ~ Overhead Power tine (Water VJor ks) Amount $ 1,192.22 Chlorine Cylinder 20.00 30,000 Gal. Tank 1,531.20 Tuo 15-HP Electric Hoists 3,837.88 Surface Trru1smission Line 468.45 Six Inside Toilets at Schoolhouse El ectric Motor for Machine and 1,146.67 Bl acksmith Shops 272.93 Air Compressor &Motor (Store) 248.43 Recording Demand Ueter 169.76 Additions to Tenements 9, 23 & 67 499.27 ' -,,, �TON 0 M INE STATEJ\BNT OF REAL ESTATE DEPAR'WrnlNT RECEIPTS A.t~ D MAP-TTEI\J'ANCE EXPENSTI! FOR TI-i'..E CALENDAR YEAR 1928 Rec-~i.ln_$_ HaintEfil.._an~e January $ 2711.91 G424.75 Feb r uar y 987. 49 579. 75 !Jareb 1058. 20 539.86 April 1008.12 429.52 May 1006. 00 463.54 June 991.78 964. 44 July 1972.24 815.37 August 1023.52 1526.43 September 1025. 40 1567. 41 October 1306.35 1427 .07 November 1061.24 1107. 33 December .J:.9.2}•.l .7. __6).5--.51 1517 5. 42 10481.04 Dif f e r ~ 1 .__, RECEIPTS include all sources per Fonn 109 r.1.AINTENA.l\l'CE EXCLUDES Depreciation, Insurance Taxes a11d General Office Expense. ...._..... . - - 4694. 38 �TON 0 MIME STATEMENT OF \'JA'l'ER PLANT RECEIPTS &\TD MAINTmMA.llTCE EXPENS~ FOR TPE CALE'-IDAR nAR 1928 Rece;Jt~ Uaintenance January 0 111.00 0 249. 71 February 110. 50 261 .61 r~arch 112.00 246. 03 April 113.50 248. 87 :~ay 114.00 1637. 93 June 111.43 742.98 Ju l y 111. 00 719. 72 August 113.00 698. 29 Septel!lbe r 114. 00 692.18 Oct ober 116.00 699. 43 'November 111. 00 535. 38 Decembe r .1.1.7_._7.4. .5.~4.. B.o. 1361.1? 7266. 93 RECEIPTS include all s ource s per Form 109 LrAI NTENA.NCE excl udes Depr eciation, Insurance , Taxes and Gene ral Office Expens e Differeifil ,- ... ·- ... - . ·:;905. '/6 �T ON 0 H I NE fHSCELLANEOUS ST ATE!.1£ NT FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1928 'l 'otal Tons Pr oduced T&:1s Produc ed by Day Pay Employes 260,886 (4,969) Days !.1i r1e Ope ra·i;etl 229½ Days ~:for ked by Co11t r act r!iners Days \'Jorked b y All othe r s Says ~orked by All Employas 21,113 20, 731 41,844 Tons per Contract Mi ner-Shift 12.35 Tons per All other s- Shi ft 12. 1 Tons per All Employes- Shift 6.23 Kegs of Pouder Used (25-lb ) Tons Coal pe r Ke g of Powder 6,243 Fatal Accidents None Non-Fatal Accidents 42 !'.linor 12 i1aj or 3 Industrial Ins urance Premiums Paid Cost per Ton Total Payments to Bedical Aid Fund Cost per Ton 3,328.60 Note: Payments to medical Aid Fund are divided equally bet rieen llmployer and llmploye; hence this cost per ton to Em12,loyer j&_ .00632 .0127 �-- WASHINGTOlr UNION COAL COMPANY ANNUAL REPORT 1 9 2 7 �File 6-9 Tono, We.sh., February 1, 1928. Mr. Eugene r.~cAuliff e, President. \''e.shin c~ton rnion Coal Company. Cmaha, Nebraska.. Dear Sir: I submit he r eui th r eport of operations of the ~nshingtoYi Union Coal C0Mpn11y for t he year 1927, as follo\'1s: HOLDINGS: These total 6880. 51 acres, divided 5985.01 acres o,med in f9e si mpl e and mineral ri ghts only to 895.5 acres, as per Tax Agent 's records. Amounts of our tillable and semi-cleared lands are oubstantially unchanged, uhile logged off areas have increased scms over 1926 due to r emoval of timber, estimated at 200 acres. Total fe.m leases ·are 16 in number, yielding a gross annual rental of approximately 02400.00, while accruals from miscallaneous railroad right-of-~ays yield about 0530.00 per year. GENERAL STATEMENT: Total output for 1927 '7as 257,333 tons, or 7,160 tons in excess of 1926; mine operated 223 days, or 11 days more than 1926; average daily production was 1,154.18 tons as compared with 1,180.29 in 1926. Cost per ton for the year's production, per Fonn 89, \?as 1.610, compared with {)1.566 for 1926. Tne year's CO!llIDercial Sales oere 13,072 as against 9,650 for 1926. TOtal days worked by Contract ?!.iners 19,484; tons produced by G®tract I.'. iners 248,250, with an average per Contract !~iner-Shift of 12. 73 tons• Day pay minsrs produced 9,083 tons. Follovinr; is a synopsis of accidents for the year: �Miner, slightly bruised back by fall of coal. r!iner, bruised back of hand ·while shoveling. Hiner, slightly sprained by back while lifting car. Hiner, head cut and buised by falling prop. v...1l'ler, · h ead, hips and back slightly bruised by falli 11g coal ;I l I:!i11er, injured eye by flyin g coal from pick. I l.:il1er, slightly sprai11ed back from lifting coal. I !:!iner, head and face cut, s·~ruck by falling prop '!\!inar, elbow bruised. Trackman, Thumb cut by axe. Trackma.vi, Spraii1ed by \'1hile lifting Trackrnan, Finger cut a11d infected. Hiner, Eye bruised by flying coal from pick. .., Miner, - Jack Larson .. killed by coal falling from face on back of head. \l'Jo·odsma.."'l, Broken finger, by bruising it between props. On the whole, one fatal, one semi-major and the balance of minor i mportance. Condition of the mine gene rally is good; stoppings sealing off worked-out and fire areas and o. K. Haulage roads, airways a.'l.d travel~ays good; ventilation machinery and quantity of air coursed in separate splits ; also development work up to the needs of the mine. Careful attention has been given to the extraction of pillars to effect maximum recove ry consistent with safety. The labor situation t h roughout the year has been good; no grievances to delay the mine, and labor turnover, as usual, practically nil. �I Appr oximately 90% of the 9ape, ties, ~. used at t he mine duri ng I I t he year were obtained from l eft- overs from former l oggi ng oper ati ons and 107o f r om l ands now owned by us ; while but approximatel y 15% of px•ops were t a.ken from our lands and 85fo from lands not owned by us . FIRST AI D: Mate rials for thi s purpose are provi ded and located at various s t ations t hr oughout the mi ne most convenient to worlrnien. 'lhe supply is inspected freque nt l y by Safet y Committeemen and Mine Off icials and r eplenished as needed. Activi t ies in Mine Rescue and First Aid wor k \·;ere good t hroughout the year . A combination team took part i n The Union Pacific Coal Company Meet at Rock_Springs, Wyoming, and acquitted t hemselves wi th credit. The cost of thi s partici pation was approximately 0750. 00. Regular monthly safety meetings of workmen and Mine Offi cial s ware held throueh t he year at -which safety and accident prevention measures were discussed freely ~nd whi ch no doubt has been of much benefit. Practicing by First Aid Teams has been carried on regularly by a number of our m·en, and opportunity i s afforded all to take the trainin f?;. Mr. John G. Schoning of the Bureau of rf.ines Sta·tion, University Campus, Seattle, has rendered efficient service in training First .Aid and r.a ne Hescue Teams; also in teaching classes in said work . 'nle Ladies First Aid Association has been active in such wor k, as well as other constructi ve communi ty affairs. UNUSUAL EXPENDITURES: I n addi tion to the current upkeep, the f'ollowi nf! u1-iusual expenditures were : I I �01600. 00 for extending No. 2 North Slope track including rails and bed . 650.00 for r oom rail s 150.00 for cons tructing one underc ast. 1800.00 for prospecti n g seruns i n f aults, ~ . 1400. 00 for cleaning out and enl arging airways. 650. 00 f or nen doubl e trac k parti ngs, with timber. 700. 00 f or maki n g t r ack clearances. 800.00 for ext r a t i mberi ng account working unusual bad ground. 3300.00 f or r epairs and renewals to mine cars . 215.00 for ex-tensioY1s and r enewals of slope rollers. 2015. 00 f or hoisting cables . 270. 00 f or renat7ing el ectric wiring, ~ 214. 00 r1as expended f or t rip lamps . 275.00 was expended for tr,o horses and one mule 374.00 was expended i n overhauling Garford Truck. 42. 00 for Bookc ase for Women's Club House . A total of 011, 858. 63 was expended under "Constrµction 11 , as per detail els euhere i n this report. CAMP: I n a.ddi t ion to the ordinary upkeep expense for the clean- ing of streets, alleys, toilets and repairs to houses and pipe lines, 1050.00 ~as expended for re- shingling and re- roofing, 325 00 ~as expended for reneual of foundations, and 300 00 ~a s expended for renewal of floors . 0 0 �TON 0 M INE STATEMENT OF TONNAGE SHIPPED DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR 1927 Lum_p Mi:i1e Run TOtal Januar y 1483 19449 20932 Febr uary 1200 19371 20571 March 1009 25766 26775 April 687 20539 21226 Hay 13~ 22107 22246 June 114 20143 20257 July Bo 10013 10093 August 84 15329 15413 September 1192 18086 19278 October 1450 22383 23833 November 1637 25559 27196 December ~ . 269k6. -1.25J.3 11622 245711 257333 Tota.l - -- �TONO MINE DISTRIBUTION OF COAL SHIPJi/.EN'l'S FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1 9 2 7 & BoilersCo. use R~Jio.. Employes R.M~ 1483 18950 174 325 20932 Febr uary 1200 18874 143 354 20571 Mar ch 1009 25221 162 383 26775 Ap r i l 687 20137 110 292 21226 May 139 21666 89 352 22246 June 114 19835 50 258 20257 July 80 9835 ~6 142 10093 August 84 15106 32 191 15413 September 1192 17665 118 303 19278 October 1450 21954 130 299 23833 November 1637 25119 167 273 27196 December ...1.5-:47. -26265- -1A,~ .1§.3. _g_25-~~ 11622 240627 1449 3635 257333 Misc. Commer cial Lump .B,o,M■~ ()..,l.'JRR&N January Total TOTAL R. M~ �T ON O M I N E STATEMENT OF COST OF COAL, PER TONS rnNED AND SHIPPED, PER FORM 89, FOR THE CALENDAR YEiR l 9 2 ? Tonna.€@. Mat erial - • - Misc. & Labor ."'3 Total Cost ..:e,er Ton Janu.aY'J 20932 February 20571 2466.98 30575.55 33042. 53 1.606 Haroh 26175 3583.19 37615.45 41198.64 1.539 April 21226 24'f0o 79 32175.34 34646.13 1.632 May 22246 4123. 77 33373. 57 37497.34 1.686 June 20257 3365. 29 31336.53 34701. 82 1.713 July 10093 1765.65 17675.94 19441. 59 1.926 August 15413 1917.59 23783.04 25700.63 1. 667 September 19278 2879.63 28837.ll 31716. 74 1.645 Octobe r 23833 2291.76 34698.88 36990.64 1.552 November 27196 3140. 26 37861. 21 41001.47 1.508 December 29,il.~ 3081-!..2.Q 4lil1.•~~CJ. 446_~9.-.5.9. _l. 513 257333 33429. 40 380969. 91 414399.31 (l.610) Total 9 2342. 59 $ 31479. 69 $ 33822.28 $1. 616 �WI NE TON 0 -DE1'AIL OF COST OF COAL, PER TONS SOLD, PER FORM 89, FOR CALENDAR YEAR l 9 2 7 Air, Drainage Mainten~ & Light January February March April May June July August September October November December .125 . 116 . 119 . 126 . 174 . 196 .242 . 124 . 141 .118 . 072 .080 .056 .071 .064 . 090 .139 .124 .121 .074 . 056 0056 . 133 .046 \1/eie;h & Mining Haul}.1lfi Loadin_g, ~el 'mt. .927 .922 . 938 . 946 . 917 . 919 ; 869 ; 871 918 904 905 915 0 0 0 0 . 220 226 211 . 227 . 236 . 220 .234 .223 .223 . 211 .193 . 206 0 0 .040 .034 .032 .034 .036 .037 . 050 .039 .037 0032 .032 .033 \ .050 .044 .027 .049 .083 .064 .064 .058 . 066 .073 .057 .047 Sup' ts. ~en. Degln_. 'ro'l'AL . 091 .092 .077 .088 .088 .093 .190 .127 .099 .081 .073 .065 , 059 .060 .047 .059 .056 .062 . 106 .069 s,032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 .032 1.616 1.606 1.539 10632 1.686 1.713 1.926 1.667 1.645 10552 1.,08 1.513 .055 .045 .039 .036 �TO N 0 M I WE STA'rEMEN'f OF YARDAGE DRIVEN DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR l 9 2 7 Entry .Airwiu ]iQ.W. Total January 183 134 16 333 0 1040023 February 176 78 12 266 853. 16 March 105 100 8 213 662.30 April 124 137 4 265 802. 72 May 290 174 8 472 1473059 June 209 120 20 349 1125.00 July 92 68 4 164 479.09 August 125 100 6 231 688. 49 September 190 149 8 347 1053.43 October 274 152 426 1338.02 November 208 174 12 394 1192034 Decemb er 226 _us, __i! ....lli. ---♦ . .- - J - 2202 1545 142 3889 12020.49 Total .. Cost 1312.12 �?.1 I NE TON 0 STATE!JEN'r OF EXPEMDITURES ACCOUN'r "CONSTRUCTION" 1 9 2 7 Amount 6-Ton Trolley Locomotive 0 7421. 27 300 GP'J Centrifugal Pump 897.52 Piano for ~omen's Club House 295.00 ~and Dryin~ Bui ldi ng 164.09 Gasoline Pump (Storo) 149.00 Deepen No . 3 Well 584.68 899.85 23" Drill Press Overhead Power Line Total 2,5.00 ___ .. __ 1192. 22_ 11858.63 �TON 0 MI N E STATEUEN"r OF REAL ESTATE DEP ARTamNT RECEIPTS AND MAINTENAllCE EXPEl~SE FOR 'IRE CALENDAII YEAR l 9 2 7 Receipts Maintenan~ January 0 2412.44 February 1339.13 492. 29 ~arch 967.63 553001 April 965.25 499.41 May 933.80 534. 76 June 973.30 1067. 41 July 1976.00 7820 93 August 923.75 1313.44 September 9100 73 623.34 October 1183.67 408.67 November 934. 78 367.05 December 2£2,.~26 . 747.0~ 14442. 74 7884.61 ~ Differe4.~~ 4950 22 RECEIPTS include all sources per Fonn 109. t!AINTEMAl~CE excludes Depreciation, Insurance, Taxes and General Office Expense. -~ $6558.13 - �TOM 0 U I M. E STATEr!ENT OF Cm.lJJERCIAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING RECEIPTS AND EXP'SNSES FOR '!HE CALENDAR YEAR l 9 2 7 Receipts Expenses January U 312.50 0 247.67 February 307.01 27 5. 21 March 302.00 274. 59 April 312.00 276.51 tlay 303.00 230.51 June 302.00 224.89 July 294.00 214.12 August 288.91 199. 49 September 28.4.50 196. 96 October 294.19 217.58 November 292. 75 244.72 December 287.?..7. ...l2A .9:! 3580.13 2896.19 Difference $ 0 RECEIPTS include all sources, per Form 109 EXPENSES include only the portion of Purchased Por:er chargoable to commercial Lighting. 68 j, 94 �TON 0 U I NE STATF.'•~ENT OF \'/ATER PLANT RECEIPTS AND MAINTENANCE EXPENSE FOR 'll-IE CALENDAR YEAR 1 9 2 7 Receipts Uaintenance January 0 118. 00 t\ 250. 21 February 116034 240. 75 t!arch 115.00 259.05 April 118. 00 241.18 May 114. 00 226.33 June 116.00 240.73 July 115.00 220.67 August 112.19 232.37 September 109.00 228.47 IDctober 110.96 221.81 November 111.50 230. 74 December 110.$._ 2,2. 7_~ 1366.51 2848.03 Di.ff ere~ RECEIPTS include all sources, per Form 109. l!A!U'mNA!TCE excludes Depreciation, I nsurance, Taxea and Gene ral Office ~xponse. ..,_ ... .,. :;.4&1. 52 I �T ON O M IME MISCELLANEOUS STATEMENT FOR 'IHE CALENDAR YEAR l 9 2 7 Total Tons Produced Tons Produced by Day Pay Miners Days Mine Oper ated Days Y/orked by Con-t r act Hil-ters Days '.':"orked by all others Days \7orked by all Employes Tons per Contract i.Iiner-Shift Tons per all Others-Shift Tons per all Employes- Shift Kegs of Pouder Used (25-lo) Tons Coal per Keg of Po\1der Fatal Accidents Non~Fatal Accidents (L!inor ) 257,333 (9,083) 223 19,484 20, 389 39,873 12.73 12.17 6.22 6,019 , 43 1 13 Industrial Insurance Premiu.~s Paid Cost per ton $13, 353.11 .0518 Total Payments to !.Iedical Aid Fund Cost p·e r ton 3, 146.82 Mote: Payments to ?!edical Aid Fund are divided equally betueen Employer and Employe; therefore t his cost per ton to Dnployer is .0061 .0122 �,. ' ANNUAL R TI P O R T l 9 2 6 u ashington Union co a l Company - �,onM 230 STANDAftD 1°22•3000 m WASHIN'GTON UNION COAL COMPAi.~Y :MI:-OERS AND SfflPPERS OF TONO COAL IS REPLY PLEASE REFER TO , WASH. :-10. 6-9 Tono, Washington February Fourth l 927 llr. Eugene McAuliffe, President. Washington Union Coal Company. Omaha, Nebr. Dear Sir: I submit here\7.l.th report of operations of the Washington Union Coal Company for the year 1926 as follows: HOLDINGS: The Coal Company sold to the 0-V.'RR&N Company 1.83 acres for Railroad extensi0!.'1 of righ't; of way East of Tono Hine, reducing the total acreage of the Coal Company to a total of 6880.51 acres, divided 5985.01 acres owned in fee simple and mineral rights only to 895.5 acres, as per Tax Agent's records. Amounts of our tillable and semi-cleared lands are practically unchanged; logged-off areas have increased some due to removal of timber, estimated at 500 acres. Tenement No. 37 (Tenant Pete Tereski) was totally destroyed by firs \tlth a physical loss of about J700.00, and 1,as not rebuilt account no shortage of dwellings for employes. Total far:n leases are 15 in number yielding a gross annual rental of about f.)2400.00 , while accruals from miscellaneous right of ways run about $500.00 per year. I �GENERAL STATEl:!ENT: Totfl.l output for 1926 was 250,222 tons, being 6 ,874 tons less than for 1925. ~!line operated 212 days, or 18 days leas than in 1925. Average daily production was 1180.29 tons as COl!lpared YJith 1117. 8 tons f or 1925. Cost per ton for the l'ear ' s 9roduction, per Form 89, ,·,as $lo 566 as compared with $1. 558 I for 1925. The year's Commercial Sal es v,ere 9,654 tons against 11,347 fo r 1925. Total days worked by Contract ![iners 19,742. Tons produced by Contract Uiners 243,969, with an average per Cor1tract ~-liner-Shift of 12. 36 tons. Day pay miners produced 6, 25.3 tons. FolloYiing is a sy1'lops is of accidents for the year: One mii'ler, broken toe, lump of coal breaking and falling from hands when loading car. One miner, bruised back of hand, bumped it against prop uhile shoveling. Four miners received slight cuts on head by coal fal l ing. One miner, cut finger; it was later infected. One mi~er, leg bruised by coal rolling against it. One uotorman, bruised finger by cranking motor. One miner, leg broken, was moving coal to rep:ace prop knocked out by coal falling from rib Yrhen top coal fell injuring him. On the ~hole, l major injury and 9 slight injuries, and no fatal accident. Condition of the mine generally is good; stoppings sealing off worked-out and fire areas are O.K. Haulage ros.ds , e.iroays and travelint;-\7aya p:ooii. ventilation machinery and quantHy of air coursed in soparace splits, also development work all well I �up to the i'le eds of the mine. Careful attention ha.a been given to the extraction of pillars to effect maximu~ recovery consistent with s af et y. P,·a ctically all cos.l ii1 e1'ltry stumps sealed off with fire s·li oppi n gs, Hill Workings, Straight !:la.in Slope in 1925, has been r e cova l'edo It v:as found on r e-opening this area that fire was sr1 othered, which made recovery of coal feasible. The labor situation throughout the _year has been good; no grei ·rances; no delay to mine, and labor tornover practically niJ.. Approximately 60 1~ of props, caps, ties, &J;. used at the mine during the year ,·10 1·0 obtained f rom left- overs from former logging operations and 40 7~ fr om lands not owned by us. FIRST AID: !Jaterials for this purpose are provided and loca.. tad at various stations th r oughout the mine most convenient to workmen. The supply is inspected frequently by Safety Co:nmitteemen and Hine Officials and replenished as needed. Activities in !!.ine Rescue and First Aid work were good throughout the year. A combi~ nation team took part in the International !!feet at San Francisco a.i-id succeeded in obtaining meritorious recognition, at an expense of about $800.00. At monthly safety meetings composed of workmen and !-~ine Officials, safety and accident prevention measures are discussed freely, which no doubt has bome fruit in minimizing accidents for the year. Practicing b y First Aid Teruns has been carried on regularly by a 11umber of our men, and opportunity is afforded to a.11 to teke the trainin g. Superintendent of the Bureau of L;ines Station at I �Seattle, Mr. John S~honing, has rendered us efficient service in ·tra i ning Fi rot Ai d and nine Rescue Teams; a.ls o in teachin g classes in s aid wor k. The Ladies First Ai d Ass ociat i on has continued active in that \'!Ork; al so i n other conat.1· uctive c ommunity affairs. UNUSUAL EXPE NDI'l'TJ1lES: In addi tio11 to -th e current upkeep, the f ollov;il1g unusual expendi-t ures \"!er e: 0275. 00 fo l· rene\7al of Boiler Smokestack. 025C. OO for r e ..deeking a ppr oac h t r estle t o mouih of slope. 01950 . 00 for r . =mewal of mai n slope track rails and bed. 0250. 00 for r enenal of 3:rd East en-try timbers where same passes through f aul t . 025C'. 00 for constructing t wo Ove rcasts. $550.00, prospecting for s eam in faults . $300.00, reneual of timbe r s and cleaning out Airways. 0200.00 for new double track parti ngs. $ 75.00 overhaulin g Blacksmith Engine and nev, foundation . $125.00, renewal of r.achine Shop roof (iron). $546.oo for repairs ·to mine cars. 0135.00 for extensions and renewals of elope roll ers. $232.00 f or hoistin~ cable. A total of 06, 666. 76 \7as expended for "Construction" under for- mal °\7ork Orders, viz: Women's Club House 02437.17 and 30 new Pit Cars ~4229. 59 . In additiOil to the ordinary upkeep expense for the clean-- ing of streets, all eys, toi• 1 et s and repairs to houses ru1d pipe lines, $6,50. oo was e,~pei'!ded f or re-shingling .and re-roofing �houseo and buildings. ~ I �TON O M INE STATEM~!fr OF TONNAGE SHIPPED DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR l 9 2 6 j Lump i:.,: ine Run Total Januar y 1701 22226 23927 February 1188 22294 23482 March 556 23672 24228 April 209 16611 16820 May 116 12944 13060 June 87 18997 19084 13209 13209 July August 392 15588 15980 September 963 19754 20717 October 1050 25020 26070 November 1215 24779 25994 December 1836 25815 27q,.5,l. 9313 240909 250222 Total j �TON 0 M INE DISTRIBUTIOM OF COAL SHIPMENTS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR l 9 2 6 Commercial Lump Mine Run --- • •-..-..- 0-VJRR&N . ru ne Run Misc. & Employes ![ine Run BoilersCo .. use Mine Run TOTAL - - January 1701 21734 188 304 23927 February 1188 2185'6 139 299 23482 March 556 23225 128 319 24228 April 209 16314 64 233 16820 I~a.y 116 285 12371 75 213 13060 June 87 56 18630 52 259 19084 12965 85 159 13209 July 392 15374 41 173 15980 September 963 19460 117 177 20717 October 1050 24524 161 335 26070 November 1215 24308 155 316 25994 December 1836 2526:J. _ill ..m. 27651 236030 1378 3160 250222 August Total 9313 - 341 I ~ 1I �TON 0 MINE STATEMEN1' OF COST OF COAL, PER TONS MI NED AND SHIPPED, PER FORM 89, FOR THE CALENDAR YE.AR 1 9 2 6 Ube. ~ Labor Tonna&E!. Mat erial January 23927 $ 2593.42 0 34541. 71 0 37135.13 February 23482 3067.99 33477.76 36545.75 1.556 [arch 24228 2945.68 34130. 49 37076.17 1.530 April 16820 2994.07 26331.59 29325.66 1.743 Hay 13060 1706.55 20938.66 22645.21 1.734 June 19084 2560., 15 26477.41 29038.16 1.,22 July 13209 1474.53 20260.18 21734.71 1.645 August 15980 2430.0l 23530. 23 25960.24 1.624 September 20717 3459.61 29412.85 32872.46 1.587 October 26070 2984.64 35979.83 38964.47 1. 495 November 25994 3337.46 36112.02 39449.48 1.518 December 276,il 3261.3,6, 3779~ •.81 4105;s•.1a l. 485 250222 32816.Q7 358989.55 391805.62 (1.566) Total J\ :. '. '. Total Cost per Ton ~-552 ) j' I �TON 0 M INE DETAIL OF COST OF COAL, PEH TONS SOLD, PER ~"'ORlA. 89, FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1 9 2 6 Air, Drainage Me.inte_na.nce January .121 February March .139 .134 April .224 Hay June July .159 . 106 August September °'tober November December . 157 .174 .123 .111 .122 . 106 li!.~ Mining Hauli~ . 060 .069 .061 .091 .085 .054 . 082 .064 .049 .056 .057 .066 . 915 .892 .899 .897 . 900 .886 .899 .905 . 919 .928 .925 .901 .232 .217 209 .246 0 . 249 211 225 .217 . 214 . 203 . 216 212 0 0 0 \'Ieigh & Loa.din.,& Q..ttve1,_~ .030 .034 .032 . 038 .039 .037 .038 .037 .034 .034 . 030 .031 . 052 .052 .050 .059 . 010 .057 .048 .042 . 037 .029 .035 . 042 9.u_pt_'.s.• Dep2m._ Be_;e,ln. 191~ .080 .090 .083 .113 .144 . 101 .143 . 125 .093 .074 .073 .070 .030 .031 .030 .043 .056 . 038 .055 .045 ,,035 .028 .028 .025 .032 .032 .032 . 0.32 .032 .032 .032 .032 1.552 1. 556 1.530 l.743 1.734 1.522 1.645 1.624 1.587 1.495 1.518 1.485 __,___ __ -~ , .----.i.-~--.......,. - ,. . . . _ _ -- ___ -. · ,~:;;... .032 .032 . 032 .032 ,1 �TON 0 MI NE STATEMENT OF YARDAG~ DRI VEN DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR l 9 2 6 En·try Airwax, ~ Total Cost January 165 268 4 437 $1232. 49 Februar y 110 303 8 421 1159.19 March 134 219 12 365 1058.79 April 107 142 4 253 744.18 May 62 114 4 180 429.51 June 143 119 8 270 821.95 July 82 82 164 506. 15 August 76 46 8 130 400. 22 Septecber 56 66 8 130 .384.02 October 107 143 4 254 766.84 November 99 179 15 293 896.40 December .2ll - - Total 1360 144 11 ...fil 1159.4~ 1825 86 3271 955,.77 J �T ON 0 M I !-1 E STATEMEN'.!' OF EXPENDITURES ACC OUNT "OONSTRUCTION" FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR l 9 2 6 .Amount 30 Ne\': Pit Car s $4229.59 Women 's Club House (Non- budget) 2437.l'L Total 06666.76 I �TON 0 M I NE STATEMENT OF REAL ESTATE DEPARTUENT RECEIBTS AND i:AINT~NJ\l'K}E EXPENSE FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1 9 2 6 ReceJpt.~ llaintenance January $ 2826.74 e 352.60 February 1116. 05 3.50.06 Uarch 1108.43 483,78 April 1109. 05 638.70 !Jay 1096.25 416. 48 Ju.n e 1099.79 494.05 July 2022.33 533.44 August 1080.02 740.55, September 1083.75 440.83 October 1067.71 305.02 November 1318.2.5 432.09 December 959- 21 481.78 $15887.58 $5669.38 RECEIPTS include o.ll sources per Form 109, llAINT~ANCE excludes Depreciation, Insurance, Taxes and General Office Expense. Difference / I - $10218. 20 ( �TON 0 B IN E STATEMENT OF COdMERC IAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING RECEIPTS AND EXPENSES FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR l 9 2 6 Receivt_,~ Expenses January .j .3., 7. 47 $ 198.14 February 3.31.00 275.06 llaroh 320.82 263.13 April 320.00 269.56 May 311.50 219.06 June 302.50 168.47 July 310. 90 157.19 August 311.55 151.93 September 311.00 177.67 ottober 306. 86 171;56 November 309. 29 209.79 December 309. 77 214.32 83782.66 {)2475.88 Total RIDEIPTS include all souroes · per -Fonn 109. EXP~NSES exclade Truces only Difference - - 01306. 78 �TON 0 M INE STATE?AE~T OF WATER PLANT RECEIPTS AND MAINTENANCE EXPENSE FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR l 9 2 6 Recei,2t s ?.:aint enanc e January ~ 1250 65 0 232.66 February 126000 228.70 March 124. 55 224.77 April 122.00 239.95 Uay 122.00 207.94 June 119.00 235.43 July 148.70 223.53 August 118.52 210.46 September 118.on 197.89 October 116.55 211.48 November 116.45 207. 25 December 116.5,2 208.46 01473.9~4 02628.52 Total RECEIPTS IUCLt!DE ALL SOURCES PER ram 109 • MAINTENA.~CE excludeo Depreciation, Insurance, Ta.xos and Genor-s.l. Office Expense. Difference j 01154.58 (Loss) �TON 0 U I N E MISC~LLMJEOUS STATEMEN'£ FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1 9 2 6 Total Tons Produced Produced by Day Pay :1iners Days r-~i?'le Ope r ated Days Vior ked by Contract -.iners Days i"ior ked by all othero Days Worked by all Employes Tons per Contract Miner-Shift Tons per all Others-Shi ft Tons pe r all Elnployea-Shift 250,222 (6,253) 212 19, 742· 19,530, 39,272 12.36 12.8 6. 4 Kegs of PO\"lder Used (25-lb) 'i'ons Coal per Keg of Po\,der 5,884 43 Fatal Accidents NONE 1 Non-Fatal Accidents (~ajor) Industrial In3urance Premiums Paid Cost per Ton $8,286.84 .033 Payments to Medical Aid Fund Coat per Ton c2, 711. 72 Note : Payments to ~edical Aid Fund are divided equally between :Employer and Employe, therefore this cost per ton to Emploxer is .0054. .0108 �., I. 1 .! ANNUAL REP ORT 1 9 2 5 :, Washington Union coal company �Tono, V/ashington January Twenty-second l 9 26 Ur . Eugene r.lcAuliffe, President. \'!ashi11gton Union Coal Company Omaha, Uobreska. Dear Sir: I sub.nit herm.1ith report of operations of the Washington Union Coal Company for the year 1925 as f olloTis: HOLDI NGS : The total acreage holdings of the Company are un- changed; acreage oi tillable and semi-cleared lands are substantially unchanged, nhile l ogged-off areas ha.ve increased some 250 a.ores by reason of the operations of the r~utual Lumber Company. Ranch House .No. 4 destvoyed by fire in 1924 ~as rebuilt this year at a cost of 0206.79. Ranch House No. 13 deat~oyed by fi re in 1924 has not been rebuilt, this farm acreage being leased to our nearest Tenant . Our total farm leases are 17 in number, yielding a gross annual rental of 026;7.oo. GENERAL S1A'r&j8NT: Total output for 1925 uas 257,096 tons, being 6,692 tons less than for 1924. Uine operated 230 days, or one day less tha:t i n 1924. Avernr,e daily production wao 1117.8 toHo as compared m.tl1 1143 tono ?or 1924. Cost per ton for the ye(l.r's pr_oduotion, per Form 89, uas 01. 558 as compared with 01.554 for 1924. The Year's Commercial Snloo ~oro 11,347 tono agai~st 15, 748 tor 1924. One fatal accident - Aaro~ Litts, Driver, crushed betwoen oar nutl rib. Four major i nj urieo (though not serious), viz: rjiner injured �shoulder by fallin g from scaffold; Driver kicked in mouth by mule; Miner overcome oith Damp issuing from old workings through eave, and Driver' 8 knee injm:·ed by car ac count his foot beine caught on track tie by ealks in hie shoe. The condition of the mine generally is good; stoppings sealing off vorked out and fire ereas es0 o. K. ;Haulage roads, airways and travel- uays good; ventilation machinery a.~d quantity of air coursed in separate splits, also development uork all \Tell up ·to ·the needs of the mine. Ca~eful attention has been giv0n to the extraction of pillars to effect maximum recovery consistent \1i·ih safe•l;y. Some 2700 tone of coal \"!ill be lost in areas that t1er0 sealed off accoun·l; of caved ground firing. The labor situo.tion -'G h.I·oughout tho year has been good; no serious greivances, no delay to mine on that account, and labor turnover praetic'ally nil. Approximately 65t of p~ops, caps, ties, &c . used at the mine dur- ing the ·year were obtained irom l eft-overs from former logging operations an~ 35t from lands not O\med by us. FIRST AID: Hateriels for this purpo!le is provided end located at various stations throughout the mine most convenient to workmen. The supply is inepocted freque2r'i;ly by Safety Committmen 8nd r:ino Officio.ls and replenished as needed. At monthly safety moetings composed 0 £ i"orlanem and ~~in0 Ofticials, satety and acoide,1t prevention meo.s urea are disous -· sad ir0ely, ,1bich "1.thout question is benoficinl to all. · . "' b arried on regularly by a Practicing by First .ti.id 1eams has een is afforded to all to take the trninnumber of our men, and oppo~tunity ,Auto 1'ruok from Seattle, with Sup't. 1ng. The Bureau of t.:ir10D Boccuo ,. ° I �John Schoening i n charge, gave t uo classes of our men additional training i n f1in0 Rescue and First Aid; and also tuo teams of ladies took training i n First Aid, and said teruas are yet quite active in the uork bovinr. effect ed c definite L3dieo • Fire·!; Aid Ass ooiation. t.r:rusu AL EXP£!1DITURES: During the year 02;00. oo ~'fas expended on roplacc::iento of mina c o.rs, t:heelo, axles, iron, lumber, eo. 0110. 00 \18.G expended for Slope Rollers, 01347.00 for Hoisting Cables; 0985.00 for TrFlck lie.ilc. -~aking of Boeope\1ayo 4·~h South and Burton Bntry cost 0175.00; iirit".!!tine ribc for ·ira.ck clec.re.noes t\650.00, and extending per1:1aneut tre.cl..s c.nd partingei for Uo'I.': Hoist 0800.00. P.. total of C-1 4, 36,5. 85 r:os OX!,)Onded for °Construction" under fonnal \.'ork O:.·dor3, cs detailed cloet"Jhore in this report. C/•~:P: In addition -'i;o ttie ordinary upkeep 8ltpense tor the cleaning of stroeto, alleys, toileto and repairs to houses and pipe lines, 0520.00 cas expended for rcohineline and reroofing houses and buildings; 0.lOo.oo for reneuala of dojeatic uater supply lines, and ◊175.00 for Cq Street Bridges. nospeotfully submitted, llanager f �T0N0 H I NE STATW.IBNT OF TONNAGE SHIPPED DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR l 9 2 5 Lum,n Mine. Run Total January 2088 26906 28994 February 1238 2034.5' 21$83 lleroh 871 23843 24714 A!)ril 689 22582 23271 llo.y 205 12188 12393 Juno 198 17168 17366 July 185 l.5'980 1616, August 314 14754 1,068 September 1118 19702 20820 October l.5'31 2245'6 23987 November 1433 23947 25380 December 1383. 2,972 21355 11253 24$843 2;7096 TOTAL �T ON 0 M I N ID DISTRIBUTION OF COAL SHI PMENTS FOR THE CAL~NDAR YmAR l 9 25 ~ Boilers 0-WRR&W. Hine Run Employee Uine Run Co. Use Hine Run T01'AL UiSOo Cttnmercicl Ltnp r.1ine Run Januar y 2088 26;50 153 203 28994 February 1238 20011 148 186 21583 r.:arch 871 23514 124 20, 24714 April 689 22258 113 172 23271 r:ay 205 11966 51 151 12393 June 198 16955 113 100 17366 July 185 15742 63 175 16165 August 314 14559 85 110 15068 September 1118 19427 127 148 20820 October 1531 22082 149 225 23987 Wovember 1433 23539 165 243 25380 December 1J8J 22.. 2247i 173 265 27355 T<Yl'AL 11253 94 242102 1464 2183 257096 ff</ //1 II 3 39 �TON 0 H I NE STA'nr.CNT OF COST OF COAL, PF!R TONS UI NED AND SHIPPF:D, PER FORU 89, FOR TI-11!: CAL!i!NDAR YEAR l 9 25 Tonna.ga Jbnoun'G Cost per Ton January 2899~ 0 43351.19 01.495 February 21583 34292.37 1 . .589 ~o.roh 24714 39064.64 1.581 April 23271 36049.45 1.549 l.io.y 12393' 21624.06 1.745 June 17366 28214. 24 1.62, July 1616, 25784.78 1.,95 August 15068 24592.47 1.632 September 20820 31640.16 1.;20 Ootober 23987 36So,.o, 1. 522 November 25380 37500.91 1.478 December 27355 41J36,57, J..,5,ll 400555.89 (l.558) TOTAL 257096 ,I �~ TO N O l L! 1. UE DETAIL Oli' COST Oli' COM., PL!fi 'l'OUS 30LD, P~1 l?OH!:: 89, J.?011 'l'I!E Cl!lErmlu1 YEP._f:l l 9 2 S Ii. 1. ·j I r' ainte_nnuce Janua.ry February Air Dre.ino.e;e &. Ligl"lt .120 .049 Uarch .ll4 .125 .064 April .lll .045 .071 .064 . 062 . 064 . 054 .035 .05'3 .079 May .134 . June .139 .112 . 131 .109 July August September October Hov~ber December .140 .113 . 131 .063 -r;eig}1. ~ Liininf;, Huuli..1-1_g z..ondii-1g 0914 .901 .903 .203 .220 .218 .. 040 . 045 .044 Devel'mt . ,5,,,lb'>t,' s "• pop,rn. .045 .066 .092 .081 .066 .065 .892 .225 .,044 .. 066 .898 ~883 .262 .234 .243 .052 .086 .045 .075 .207 .213 .879 .899 .891 .907 .911 .905 .236 .195 .211 .082 .150 .110 Dspln. 'iO~~AL 0026 .032 .035 1. 495 . 032 .032 .032 .032 . 032 .032 .032 .,032 .032 1.589 1. 581 l.549 .030 .032 .060 .066 .059 .116 .043 . 041 • .129 . 044 .040 .060 .032 . 030 .037 .054 .042 .095 .032 .029 .027 .025 . 044 .038 .044 .080 .075 .069 ~-- ------- .032 .032 1.745 1.625 1.595 1.632 1.~520 1.522 1.478 l.S33 �TO U O S'l'_'i.~5DBT OI< YARDAGE DRI VF.N DURI I~G THE CALr!NDAR Y\1:AR n,.!,'l!.J•.,.Y:t Sl.,.op0 £\i~1.e.x ~ Total _Q_9et January 139 35 232 20 426 0 1308.29 February 154 19 233 32 438 1337.29 Barch 255 30 285 l6 586 1806.99 A!)ri l 1;2 19 20) 12 386 1167.14 i!ay 135 121 4 260 822.67 June 219 170 12 401 1218.5; July 187 132 20 339 1046.72 August 153 139 4 296 899.34 September 237 160 4 401 122.e.70 October 235 152 20 007 1281.26 November 164 180 14 358 1074.69 Deoomber ..J1i ...w _!Q. _ill. _1211,89 190 4730 l4l99.S3 TOTAL 2205 - 103 2224 I I I �T ON 0 M I NE STA'i1Ef.!ENT OF EXPENDl'l 'URli!S ACCOUNT "CONSTRUCTION" FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR l 9 2 5 I .Amount Dal i very 'i'r uc k-PJds e. Dep·b. (Non-budget) 0 1219. 94 909.64 Neu Pit Cars 4228. 54 15 HP Motor (Non-budget) 179. 00 El ectric Hoists & Poue~ Lines 7828.73 TO1'AL 14365. 85 I I �'l'0N 0 U I NE S'l' I\TI!rl:J?ll' OF REAL ~ST/\TB DillP AR'mEtfl' RECEIPTS Mll> t1Al~ 'ii!N A~!CTI; BXP'li!'.1SE li'OR T}ll~ Cl\LE_NDAR YEAR 1 9 25 Reeeip"iio t~aint enanc e January 02692.51 0 876.21 Fobruory 1282.06 585.18 Barch 1159. 04 618• .57 April 1117.17 607.44 r.:o.y 1115. 94 493.68 Juno 1174.00 705. 90 July 2201.40 605.99 August 1093.54 390.91 September 1094.22 738.38 October 1097.01 488.21 HOV8J1ber 1106.06 456.48 December 1480.10 368,73 16613.0.5' 6935.68 RECEIPTS include all sources per Form 109, !;AirmnA1:C:: excludes Depreciation, Inoure.nca, Taxeo and Goneral Office Expense, Difforenoe 0 9677.37 �TON 0 S'fA'ra?C!l'.i' OF CO'_JUTi'HCIAL 'U!IECTRIC LIGHTING R!WEIPTS A~D EXP~NSES FOR '!'Ir.TI C AL'fi}NDAR YBAR l 9 2 5 Receipts Expenses January 0 339.21 0 405. 72 February 328.14 480.76 T1aroh 326.oo 368.38 April 327.00 257. 20 Uay 317.20 120.50 June 294.00 161.35 July 312.50 160. 99 August 309.23 136.66 September 317.50 160.58 October 322.77 122.93 November 335.50 159.27 December 323. 5,0 133.55, 3852.55 2667.89 RElC~IPTS includo all sources per Form 109. EXPENSES exoludo 'l'axeo only. Difference 0 1184.66 �TO IT 0 U I UE STA'Rfill'.1' Oi.• ,:;A~R PLAWT Rl'i!CEIPT3 AND P!AilITENAI~ ~ EXPB~Jfh FO~ 'i'HJ CALP.NDl\Il YEAR l 9 2 5 noooints ?'ai.ntenanoe Difference Janun1-y 0 125.35 0 166.06 C Februa ry 124.43 158.62 norch 124.00 155.10 ti.9ril 124. 33 195.65 1,iay 12~.35 221.24 Juno 123.00 192. 80 July 123.00 211.66 August 121.45 208.88 SoptOJ:1ber 123.33 198.SS October 122.;2 179.40 november 123.50 253.73 December J.26.oo 187.89 1485.26 2329.58 RDCDIPTS include all oouroes per Form 109. llAINT3NANC~ exoludeo Depreciation, Insurance, Taxos and General Office Expense. 844.32 �1' 0 N 0 ll I N E r.IISCL":LLANEOUS S'l' ATIBllf:!Tl' li'OR 'i'HE CALE ND AR Y-.iilAH l 9 2 5 Total Tons Produced 2;7, 096 Days r.~ine Oper ated 230 Days ·i.:·orked by Contract Hine rs Days tforked by all others Days \'forked by all IDmployes 22,412 20,206 42,618 Tons per Contract ~iner Tons per all Others 11• ., Tons per all ~pl oyes 6.o Kegs of Pooder Used Tons Coal per Keg of Ponder 12.7 6,168 42 l 4 Fatal Accidents Non-Fatal Accidents (r~ajor - not serious) Industrial Insurance Premiums Cost per Ton 010,997. 10 Payments to riedical Aid Fund Cost per Ton 0 2, 943.39 tWTE: 0 .0427 Payments to r.tedical Aid Fund are divided evenly botvoen Employer and Employe~ i.e., the Ernploye pays one-halt' of above sum .0114 �Coot of L:Abor Tone Uinoc1 Jun• 1923 • 1924 192.5 p fob• 1923 t1 :&,924 • 1925 039 tt 725 060 tl..O , 132 o5 l 380453 048 aS, 200 095 2.5 9 26.5 oCO 2lo50J o.5O /J.• 1 O.r ~ O i:;. 30214.89 ~110 l o4 72 :>!'!- 0219 ol,5 1 0356 l o42' Oc;.C. 30 0 725o4G ;D.. 781072 lol!-14 29 o') 3'1- 027 lo352 310837039 1 o'1✓03 - 0 16 0 764 oCO 26 0039 08] I.fay 1923 • 1924 • 19~ 19o3~6o,5l 170036 055 1,0 C7j ol!O 192.5 l7 0 ~K6 \;m lul11923 • l$i4 14 9DD6 oS!S l,5 o~ 3~ o,50 " l o326 .. 3,490061 2,713.72 20128 0'/.} 3093.5 .82 2 o'>31 ol!-.5 2pG07oG6 .. 0 J2 0 65.5 072 320365 012 1925 lun& 192:; " 192~ lo365 1 -t 112 - .133 .124 .10 7 0099 l 0 D60o98 10678068 10136 061 lo4l5 1 o56l . 0202 0086 o0C)2 1o<167 10329 008 sor,t .1~123 • 1924 210975 of?,~ 2: o276oSO 24 p:109o44 0109 1 0 G-<>.'i 066 009-.3 • 192.S 20 o5J..<) o,50 270 960o.5C 1 o3C·9 1oJ9-1 l o3/J.J 20009 007 17o49uoO;j 2, :,37.70 all?> 37:,,680.59 l o32::> 3,206..89 0113 2, 729090 2a?9.S e82 olOl ol29 Dc,c • 1923 • 1')24 2J , n31.~.s 2C1 60l ef1,!) • 1?25 Kl,3?1J.•22-. :,i:} ,129038 ~1.5 ,439098 30,007 .86 ,7)(1,,<; 06 •:L() 2,625.23 ?. , J~2.52 1.347 l oJO.; 2.C82 •1.'.i 1oJ'l3 3, 29 7•3.'i 5,271.71 le:-i32 1.338 j-4196.32, .127 .114 _!!"38 ' !!-... j J • ., • f ;,. ,_.,,< ,. . . . . ~ :~13 -- 1,6 , r,ri.r~? 38, 3,: il.?2 34 . 2:-2.37 .019 1,183 .r,6 o027 727 .22 740015 0030 709 .24 796077 .032 19,620030 5. ,27. e;~ 20 o483 ol2 28,917 .3(, ~.1,;2 .032 ,11J'1 o80 0032 21,62t1 ~06 1.5'6 1.7-15 L t 3Z4 •13 12, 2~2 .1'-u 27:i8trnoNl 22o32? olG loG09 706~0 G0lo95 0039 1. ~34 l o.5..50 740·ol/J, 0043 .032 0032 o0.32 ';!) ,120 091 260912 048 566 083 448073 561 062 230379064 lofE;; 28~214.21!, 11.<:2•.55 13 1 fE6 . t.:, leG2.5 17, 2.[6 . 10 :t oG31 1 o;j49 lo,522 706000 ;)r-oo , u o 1.•1 t).J. o0-18 481.43 .5 02.39 .032 14.446 .,5.5 .032 1 . 620 o04l .§?.2078 25,IJ.69038 25, 1(·6 • 70 2;; , 1M .1n 1.m 668065 .,039 15,359 .50 15,9']0.os o0tl3 529078 495 089 Z6,942o42 25.273.31 1.644 1.648 1.5 ,9.5.5 .so 1>87-31 24,f;·92o47 1.632 14 ,958 , 45 33,103.06 27.342.82 31,640.16 1.506 1.561 1..;20 21,518 o4.5 17,32.2 .0,;) 20,671•5:0 2.5 11 706oG4 24 111 To oG.5 2304:56 050 l o,561 .,Ql).4 l o560 70G oOO la.;_t;G ;,90057 G6Go,58 0039 0044 706000 7~·1o03 0032 0042 6600,58 0032. 706000 l o57? 310606037 26 003.5 olO 30 0298 -28 :i.-487 1 o--1S6 400 775 .(}.8 39,209.59 3.5 ,060.73 1 011,3..5 l of.-35 lo462 (168058 0024 0029 o02~ J.0149 701079 7520(-t) 1.54~ .o::;2 l o5';5 15,186.60 710,69 0032 565 .89 673e30 oD,2 .032 919040 .032 o032 42, 400.80 '88..$ ,12 9.56 .50 1,4G8 1.4?6 27, 005 .OS 27,142,15 77~ o7f!. •.•032 36,505.0,5 1.522 23 0 76lo';O 0020 Pl9 o3ll 38,31?-5 032 :;01,ss .11 37,500.91 1.5]3 24.763.10 1.509 25 .370. t o 1.551 2.5 .1~1.5.5 1 •533 21,os9.5; 4'..Q, 37,014.• 7/J l o,lGl !Dle34 36,972-94 36.011.53 1o4J8 lo-1~9 781078 0030 ~6Uo58 830~39 , 027 820.080 003·2 0032 0032 30, 737.3:} ~1,3.59.57 1o4~9 lo4-16 .5llo36 0032 40,081. (\(l 40 .383.,3,1 lo4 7.§. (;68.58 03,S 039 92'1· o~7 0032 43,0f6 , 32 '3lt936 •5'l 781,70 OBt1.062,, . ..!932 1,478 1.506 Year 1923 25 ,137.4.5 261 32il e4.5 2M, 2~l~O Ye:ir 1924 x,➔r +,925 t. ~, .,,,~-., 2960.52 1 o~27 22 0 107 o.50 l.,'}~; ',()6090 240201095 ~l3 0 06Go4£5 .,.. .. o033 oDGO 240065 070 2411593 035 192.5 ,, ~ , ' .J . . 0077 1 053.:, 0~)1 lo~2~ c09 • ~ ,_..,... 70(1 oOO 60lo9f; 71001-1 20200 08/1, 1o'>73 912.02 011.1-0 698 .01 ---;..o,;,~ < _ _, ,;..,, ,,,..,..,. 2 0040 1~501 1 a6_53 l atl82 l ot>53 1 0:},19 740 ol.5 ,,_ .032 .032 10 0625078 270 7189.51 ol18 <;2 o:i~3•2~. 0024 0024 003.5 937 e66 0 .032 0025 0032 2 0047001 ol21 ol0-1 00139 •026 r .··47.10 949t54 (,Olo95 7'1-0 ol5 lo1>32 }'Jo3~~1o:i1 Y 11 630o42 601.95 - .02.5 1o4G5 .123 0130 1.334 10333 681004 10463 lo.5 21 .. 0 .026 740.16 1o;,96 1 0512 Por 'l'rn 1 0436 2, 205 071 j()o~59 e6l :}2 00M-o9l lo'l-37 602.06 - J4 :,916oS-:7 3~·o55G o70 l o676 t!J7 1~ o333 o60 1925 1511017083 36•o932oS7 32,854 021 lo45') 2o094o';2 1 0 63,') 061 • 41, 673.37 10441 lol:-3~ ~,3J.5 olO 25,()760£0 2.5 13:J o4;j -;<-C1.04 25 0642 037 2006.53 009 240865 047 23 0 ()11072. 1924 lo498 0108 l6 0 J8lo~O • /)./J.11116. 33 706 005 1924 nov. 19~ ~ J. o()28 GOlo95 • 192.:.i (;4.2 PGC0 .84 l o',23 Aug , 1923 • Aoount 10439 16 ,16~ oO,S Oct, 1923 • 1924· Pe r Ton 32 0365 072 37o'i 25 025 l~.2.1 ~ D0p:r~ciat1on !)!J O737 o.J4 22 0081 oll 22o.? 29 o79 2300(,8026 " .;;,na l-1Lt~~orial 0109 oOG7 2o261ol5 2 11 19l o50 10822 c < •'.../''J/.t-, J , ,,.4 ~ ~;✓ ::-41, Coot of Labor Por Ton 02,955 . 24 3,083 .82 $lo.516 7 r)"l l) Apr. 192' " 1924 11 Por 'i'N1 26 .193.70 29 , 361.15 20,9?J o75 llor• 1?23 • 1924 11 1925 Coot .of Uuterlu.1 z,1 12n4.7; 3551 516,07 1 .302 go. 272.01 0 .009 0 366 •59 .:.ll.Q. 0 .004 383 17eB •21 1o<1~ 0,~.52•44 .033 1 oC1;'; Q .'i5u o27 0 r.,,J24 o.?2. oOOI!- ... :' ...-~ ... ~~,.o., ,~ f n t n'J .rt " • 'i-h ... ... f·• ''l.» ,, ·tcnn , t ,. o\..•, {'\('\ • n~;]uc·:;:i(.,u C<•r.rt l'.1::(!. - 26.3• 7h'"'(.io.1.0 !nc i•J, .io Coo•:; 19~~ ... ~ ? 1204. ti ti ti II 0 ll u 1 �: ' - - £.oplotion 1lnount A(12 I'. 0 \.i .. 0 , uv,0 •04 44,116.33 41,673.37 1., ,011.e3 ~' l. (128 · 1 .190 lo437 32,854 •21 lo.521 681 o0'!. 60lo0 5 7•1•0 o15 55 I 737 of54 32,365 •72 37,525025 l o.5 23 lo439 706 005 (101 095 2 0512 7~-0 olS t>i 1 .10 o025 740 016 36-.9.32.27 34 ,9 16 0:~ 7 ;) 0026 60 2 006 1.59(, lo4h3 .!,otu.l 1.1:tna Coot G 949,!>4 937 066 0 .Oj 2 .032 ';44 ,208.2C 0032 ~-5.667.93 43,351019 698 oOl 0032 .032 .032 38. ~-.;:;1 .92 34 . 20,2 037 00 19 c02 7 1Q183o86 .032 5 7,(>27,/!-5 0030 7r:9 o2'!, 0026 0024 0024, 912.02 G17ol0 003.5 (:Olo9.!) 31'1- • .5 .5 6 o"70 lo~36 1 oll~.5 7/jO 015 0025 0032 18,62.5078 2c0'>0 7or1cG0 27, 718 ,5 1 (J l o95 7!:-D oll!- 0077 20./.!.83 ..1 2 ! o.501 J. •(..55 27,848.08 22 1 329 ol6 1 .561 l o(:09 26,912 048 24128109.5 727022 - ti.6 . (>10 089 :jl.606 .105 5,639,08 .io4 21,288 090 2,588 ol2 ,10,5 3,26ao04 •1., 3 5,236 •75 ol51 ,116 .140 28 0 790 .7.5 10652 lo5 10 lot;90 24,583 080 21.607.95 l o/!•93 24, 00,!J3 ol'.i 10549 23 0098•9.S ~.842.00 36 11049 045 .118 3o36lo55 .145 19 11 620030 2 al,52 l o,5 (,6 1 0745 9 0427090 1Go3Ho2.5 lo452o03 20520 ot?-5 ) o26 7of32 .154 l o634 17p":02o.55 1 0685 l o(,2.!J JJ 0 t>86 o40 2 0 (~7ol8 2, 2020(,2 c. o94).o46 .152 ol67 l '!, 0 446 o!i.5 15 11359 o,50 1.50990 00.$ 2o28G o5S .159 ~. 0 10.5 062 .137 3o243ol4 . 203 15 ,955 ~r;o 15 0 186 060 2, 4!>9031 ..154 .133 14i,958 o/l.,5 :.) 9 142012 .210 1.842 21 0518 ol!J; .09/'l 1.597 17r, 322 o05 20018 0.5 6 2. 80 4073 ol65 1.724 23.0 16.0 20 0 6 71 0,50 20 796098 .134 1.6,54 18.0 :1,023.07 . 107 1,600 5,391.06 2.(i?.& ..6J .12,5 oll l 1.tn 20859 .81 1.63.0 3,696.62 ?,?34 .72 oll~ olM .116 1,120 .10 .o~!i l-0590 0032 1.550 0039 00 44 7tW·ol~- o0'3-J 5M> o83 448073 5 61o6Z 0032 .032 o0_'32 29 0120 091 2311379084 706oCO 0032 ,5~(l o(,1 24,593 .:;;; 0048 0039 481 01!•3 24,065070 l oG31 1 .549 o0j2 lo!;22 o0-11 502039 2.5 0469 038 2.5 0 lf-6 o 70 522 078 00 3 2. 25 0 784-o7C l o620 J. .595 25,706. 64 l o560 l o5 77 l oJ~6 004:} 0039 529 073 24 1 17D o8!) oOj~ 003,.:. 26o942 o-12 25 11273 •31 l o644 lo648 o032 26 11)92 .,1,7 1.632 ..032 33 0 103 006 27, 342082 310640016 lo;,06 l o.561 lo5 20 .os 1,180 lo496 2 70 889 oOS 1.522 23 0 761l.JO 21). 0 763 010 25 0 37Do80 25 ,137 ol!:'$ 30,29{3 oa0 ito, 775 048 39, 209 .59 3.~ ,o60o 73 71!-lof.33 C>GU o;;G 1.435 706000 0024 7 0029 002:) 9190£!-0 885 012 1,435 l ,M,2 , o "I "~ ;ri, .... ,,, ,., ,- r, llO, I o '.) l> 37,014.7~. 36, ? 72094 361 011 • .13 1,<161 0020 :t.130 0030 l o(?,1') 0027 ::J0,737.3~ l e-1<'9 l e4tJ-G 511 036 .l,o':•1f:. /'16f1 e!i0 <1-1,3.59. , 7 40 .3f'3op.1 03CB 1 112 ._, 8 390,281.31 0 l e'179 ..032 6'73e30 280214 024 ~-2 , ~o I!() o956 ,50 36,50.5.05 77,r; .74 701o7D f'l.5t>7 :~1e3~6.S3 cc::~ 210624 006 17p266 o10 38,345 ,32 3811.585 .11 370 500e91 1,513 1,509 G35 039 92~ . ~7 C84.6!i .032 40, 001.08 1.5.51 1 . ,06 25 ol~lo,5,5 280 32~ 015 '1lt936 •2Z 1.5,3..2, r,,403.541. 79 . 032 .032 43,066.32 ' ,.530 .C) l 3Q;;,1et .91, 10478 le999o58 270 142 01.5 .032 .032 003 2 1.776 27.0 1.721 19.0 22.0 1.613 1. 223 060 12 0 242 ollO f-19 .34 8:;o 039 C20.oEO .029 7,896.17 1 .711 2.531.86 30449.27 - - 706 e.0 0 GOlaC)_t; 7l0o69 5~r; o./)9 G2.0 21.0 19 .0 36031'; 059 cc~ oe,O 0032 0042 0032 1.8.56 1.622 1.743 0032 oOC-0 7C6 oOO 1.6;2 1.644 lo,581 200917-36 31,606037 26 1 03.5 olO 01.868 o032 0032 oC41). '7o ridnR 'i'ine - D,.1.yo 340 7'111-. 20 21 0 9 21000 24 11 617025 . Oj2 0032 23,,136.50 .on Tofal Coot Por Ton Cca.l Sold 10490 .. 19.5 oC9 tJ.::? o:}1 -'\4 4,297076 1.195 29ho.52 7iJu oOO Por Ton Sold 0 .177 '>9Go90 _r;~D o5'l GGGoJ8 ,\ra ~ • 491 •49 2• 758 .os 28,GO!> .1.5 0033 6Gi3o6;; • 330694 009 39 o064 o6~ .032 796077 752 o(,-O 2.5,:;94.70 1.55,!j lo574 . a --2!1or.,.l Exponoeo TotLtl '.i'ono Solt,1. :;r,:1.04 :_ a j - ~· .138 0269 ol69 20202 1.705 2 .014 lo896 1 .848 1.794 20025 1.7.56 1.na 1.797 1.780 1.621 2.7o0 2.5.0 21.0 • lo648 1,.59~ 1.721 6,000 .12 0215 21,08~0!>5 1 1974 oll .07,3 1,606 01.608 2<'A, 2~1.,SO r:34 1 -17.5 o.53 0.145 010772 1 • .542 259.CD4 .l0 .35.5,:,2..14 i) .0 1.i; 19.0 12.0 16.0 1.618 231.0 2,30.0 0. oOll 1.0 ~ - - . -- -.-. ·-------::.::::.--------~ 216 .40 n oduc M.,.m Cl'oi~ 1924 - 263t788 ol0 iono a.t l:nct"O.,,.r.t!> Cao~ ~ .094 - :1 19Z5 - Z57t204e75 tons cit O .0 26 - - ◊24, 79(i.07 6,6~7.,, 1000 :~ror.i.:,;.-,'l Teno P ?r Du.y Uino t !o rlc.od 1923 .. .. • • • • • • • .. 1924 • 19~ 111!-2 1118 �I Il I ANNUAL aEPORT UASHINGTON UHION COAL COUPANY 1 9 2 4 �': rile 6... 9 Tono 9 nashington !i'eb;.•ua:ry Tnenty-thix-d 1 9 2 5 t J I Dashington Union Coal c~~pany. ~aha, Nabr aaka. Daar Sir: I eubroit heret1i'ih repor·i; of operatio,'ls of t he te.shinp."~on Union Coal Comp~flY foi' the year 1924, e.s follor,s : Ifoldin(;S : Tot a l acrea~e holdings of' the Co-:ipuny are un- changed; a:~iount of t i l l able and semi-cleared l ands are Uflohange<l; logp:ed off ali'ens ho.v0 increased by reason of the ope:ratiol"ls of the !iutual L'.!,,Jber Cropany. On Dece:nber 220 1924, llanch i.:ouoe no. 4 t'ias oo:npletel y destro~•ed by fire. Paul Erz en, Lessee. Val uation as per Insurance Schedule 0400. 00 . Also, on Deee:nber 29th, 1924, Ba.Yich House Uo. 13 t'iao ec_,nle•i;ely destroyed by f i re. Lesseo Lee Di nsm ore. Valuat ion 11s per Inoura.nce 5ehedule ~500 . 00. Both of these losses havo been previously reported. General Statement: Total output for 1924 t1as 263, 788 t ons, • 2 an increase of 10,945 t ons over 192j end of 84,938 tons over 192 • l'i ne trorked 231 days i n 1924; 230-,1,- i n 192j. 'I'he average daily outth put for 1924 was 11 43 tons, an increa ;e of 45 tons par day over at 4 8 of t he pr evious year. Average cost per ton fo? 1924 (Fom 9) {>l .55 • 1 6O9 Cost per t on for the yea r' s output tie.a ._,lo542 gs ce-!!iparod r;ith ,J • t or 1923. !lo fatal ac cidents i n 1924 aml but one :Jerious accident. - I �'\ . ) I f { The 1924 Commercial Sales amounted to 15748 tor1e as oompo.:red with 14433 "GOrlO fol" 1923. 'l't1e condi t io:n of' tho ,ni ne p:e,,e:r~lly· i s very good, ni th all htrnl age roads, travelinp; t18.yo and e i?c ou!l'ses i n good r epair. Devel - opment n c rlt is tmll up to tho rnine •s requi:rei'T! O!'ltop pa.!."'ticula~ a.t-tenUon beili1g r,iven to concen·i;ra.tion of ~7o :rl: i n 01tcl.er to obta i n l'laximti:u 8 :;c... tractioil of co~, safety and econo:ni cal oµeratio11. ·rhe mi ao hns suffered i n fuci it i s not. of record tha'~ 1'ono r ia0 ever lo::;-c a ct~y •s uork on that o.c :;ount.. \. orlteu out anu. seal -su off ai~eac t h i.-ough out -~he mine have couaed t10 t z•ou'blo O:." tm penoe du:dno; t ho y oa;.... (oi;ho? ihrrn uoual inspec- before th~y nero Goaled offo Of the t o·~al O.li:Ount of tinboi~ used in 1924, approxi rara.ta.. ly 4o:: of i ·~ vs.s shi!)perl i ri fro:-> outside soul."ces, chich consietad of 11 aad 12-ft. props O A. l a~ge portion of omr l ocul t i 0ber used is fro·.n ""'hould be us ed o.s soo"' .« ,"" ·r.: posoibl e·. do\~·n timbol", "md uhi ch .,, . · mat eria. · 1 is • ',re_ F2.rst Aid: 'T'his . ...... .., " .;...vi__ "'"i -"' t.ubl o b-o -tes looated ¥ i ;1 the variou s diotI."icts of the !':'line and a.Te looi~ecl over by &-egul ar Safety Committeeman, as well a 3 b y the n i 110 oi"f i c ials, -;;he latter attendinl?, -~o ro!)la ce:nent uG needed . Safety mee-i:i,'lf~G n.:re held regul arly each 1nonth at r.hich time accidento and acciliont, prevention l'!leasurae ' ff00'.\ i c; o.ccO•llplishGd thereby. are freel y diacunsed and no doub t mucn t Records shoo that du ri'.'\g 1923 and 19 24 c. total of e, e~1-11oyoa t1are also th~t 20 uere given t hei r given their firet Pi 11e Heecua trainil'lrr,; • ✓-I ir oecon~ additional first First Aid training, t1hile 1 2 were [!;l.V0?1 u !6 ~rat Aid training. �I ' ... 3... \'Je 110~, have a to'i:.al of JO men trai110d in " ine Hescue r-,o:rk and 53 men trail'led ii'l First Aid n orko 'i'he Ladi es li'i:ret Aid Cl ass of 1'ono havo 19 a.dive members. Laboi': 'l'l lis r.ii n e is favored u H~h very little labor tur-t1mro:r p in fa.ct i·~ is practically r1il a.nd 1::i.bor p.;:rievances ero also jus'i:. as 1:h.lring t ho yea r ~)400. 00 t7as spent f or 11er: muleo to t ake the r.:ine ca:r nheeln, a.xl es and i ;rons f or r e9laceu1c:1t purpoi;es. .:2100. 00 CJasoline Loco.?iotive e.11d )240.00 for eleciric cut-out s, ci~ctd·~ bx-0ai,ora, lncree.si n r,; -tho oize of sumps, "'o . 1 !!orih Slope a.rid ,5th South required a11 e2tpentli·ture of .;230.00. Camp: The usual standards of cleanliness of s ·t:ree·~00 alleys and -~oilete have bee~, mairito.ined and tcmements f~iven ordinary r~paii"s • No unusual outbreak of sickness has occurred, and chemical treatment of doestic uotor ie in effect. I I I �1·ono l 9 2 4 LU.llJ?_ ! 'i na :iun 'l'otcl January 2543 268! 8 29361 Feb,·uary 1194 24072 25266 t!o.rch 1272 21215 22~•87 A!)ril 985 23343 24328 :..ay 136 18321 J.0457 June 221 13654 138'/5 July 279 15255 15534 August 494 1 4840 15334 Septe=i.ber 1520 15976 17498 Oo·iober 1642 25727 27369 !Jovenber 1983 2J695 25678 DacE:abar 2907 25624 28601 15176 248612 263788 1923 13438 237«>8 250846 1922 10567 168153 178720 TCii'AL �T O N O t1 I N E DXSTRIBU'l'I O\\l O!i' COAL SHI B'n!J'l1S FOR ·.m :; C J\Ls\\lD.AR YEAR r t l 9 2 4 Commercial Y,.'Jlno ?.1i ne Run f 1 :r i EJO . {)_ Boiler1s C \JHR&~J . @upl oyas Mina Run ?'i ne Run Coo Use 1i ne Rui-1 l_ ,_,._ 'l'OTAL 0 January 2543 61 2,827 174 756 29361 February 1194 115 23157 118 682 25266 r:arch 1272 11 4• 20422 120 559 22487 April 98, 22959 109 275 24328 ray 136 18!31 47 l t.~3 18457 June 221 13424 ,n 189 1.3875 Jul y 279 30 15009 41 175 15534 August 494 59 14565 69 1 47 15334 Sapt e:1ber 1 520 60 15639 103 176 17498 Oct ober 1642 91 25254 1 49 227 27369 ~Jove::ibe:r 1983 36 23191 170 298 2;678 Dece::iboi' ~ O_! 2,2201 216 27,7, 28601 15176 572 242779 1357 3904 263788 1923 13438 995 228345 1514 6554 250846 1922 10567 1416 159567 1695 5475 178720 (Comcenced ueine purchased al ee-tri o energy April l, 1 924 ) I l I I �T O t: 0 r.! I N.E FOR:! 89, POH 7ll'.!: CAL~i·:DA..11 YI:;AR l 9 2~ Coot ne r n 'i'Oi1 TonnaB._<i r.:uount. January 29361 ') 45667. 93 ~ 1.555 FebruaX'y 25266 38351.92 1. 518 !·e.rei1 22~87 33694. 89 1.498 A,~..il 24328 36315. 59 1.493 r.:a.y 18457 28917.)6 1.567 .Jtt'l€1 13875 23379.8~ 1. 685 Jul y 15534 25166.70 1.620 August lS33t, 252'(3. 31 1,648 Septeober 17498 27342.82 1.563 October 27369 40956.,0 l. 496 Uovember 25678 38;j85.ll 1. 503 28601 _1.3066. 32 1.,06 Daoe·1ber 263788 t1,06718. 29 (l.5'42 ) 250846 ~3542. 00 TOfAL 1923 1922 178720 295857. 76 • • , n:I (1 . 609) (l. 655) �T OH 0 w ! I,! E DETAIL OF COST Oil COAL, P.G[t Tmrn SOLD., PiH FOH.f.~ 89, FOR •rJJE CALBtmAn YE: AR l 9 2 4 Air i'aintenen_c_e January February ?!arch .058 .068 .053 April .112 .o,o t ·ay .012 .091 Au gust .107 .130 .116 .117 Sep·t.embo r .100 Oetober l!ovc:-ober .114 December .120 .June July - .150 .106 .099 Drainage ~ _Y,ghL ll!,ning Pauli~ ) .010 .080 .079 .066 . 066 .047 .047 .911 . 21 2 .905 • 219 .902 . 903 .898 .906 .893 .890 .883 .839 .917 0897 .220 .203 . 203 \. eigh. O: J~o~<ling pevelop '..b._ _ful.&::~~-·.045 .042 . 041 .044 .048 .233 .054 .047 .045 • 224 . 044 .195 .196 .038 .038 • 209 .04-0 .230 .225 .047 .039 .032 .oJG . 060 .061 .076 .090 .on . 060 .057 .065 .075 .or.J .092 .086 .114 .137 1)<2,'@]!,·- 1.555 . 025 .032 .024 .02'7 .025 .032 .032 1.516 .032 .032 . 032 . 032 1.493 . o.B . 04,(\ . 123 .039 .039 .102 • 0<!,2 ,073 .086 .068 .112 D8J2l~ !,O't,~ l.498 1.567 1.685 1. 620 . 032 .029 .032 .032 1.648 1.563 1.496 .030 .032 lo503 . 028 .03?. 1.506 -.- 1 �I T O l'l O 1.I I NE l 9 24 Reeeip~a 1<ai ntenance January 02904. 91 :) 335.33 February 966. 25 407. 86 rarcl1 967. 45 315.55 April 982. 35 355. 60 l'ay 985.50 539.08 June 1115.;3 852. 92 July 1993.61 590.36 August 1028. 64 654.79 Septenber 985.31 371.30 Oct ober 1250.;6 332.97 November 1130. 51 344.79 Dace:!lber 1152. 48 602. 83 15463.16 5763.38 Difference Receipts include ell s ources per Form 109. i.'aintenance excludes Depreciation, Insurance , Taxes and General Office "?Xpenae . 9699.78 �1 9 2 1.1 ;tocoi •.,i~o a--. ':,cp,,.!H!lO..~ frl,mury • J 20. 6J '261.2? •oui·uin·~, .>3l oCl1 2.1}5. ~~5 l~Cll 321. QO 21?. 17 ,,.}i l J22. ;;o 209. JO y 322. 5:J 167.on 1'.mo j0'/. 92 l t0. 7o fu! y J09. 50 166. 05 AU!;UOt .318. 73 166. 0, Septe: bor 312. 61 19t'. 51 OJtobor 3lJ. 08 239.~0 '.ovonber JJl.50 j l O. M> U~co1 ..bor )21 . 50 _Ji!-..<ill JBJJ. ~~/ ?.697. '/u --cr==- tm (O~ ·.onooJ uoiu;• purclt:100:l olactrio~l po ..,ryr Rece1pto in ~l•. tio all aour ooo 1)0 1~ •'er .' 109. ~p:maeo oxclt.:do ·uite3 . •z·.:.l !., 1 ? 24 ) :.Hm.•rmco ,,........,........._,~ 1135.69 �T On 0 ti I •-J E 1 9 24 Roceipif!. uintenanca Jre1 ue~y ~117.64 , 146.07 Februe.ry 118.00 142.04 r c.rcll 118.00 140.97 A!)til 119.00 147.73 " ay 119.00 !56.04 Ju.1110 116.70 146. 67 July ' 118.00 228.lt:. Auguot 118.48 15$.17 September 118.46 236.22 October 119.19 225.21 tlovenbar 122.50 169.21 Dece?Jber 124.0_Q J.91....91. 1428.97 2085.44 Receipts include all sources per Jo~1 109. r aintonanoa ·excludes D:)procia.tio'l, ..L"lGUr~1(:e, 'l'axee and r eneral Cffioe ·:itponoe. ,:;iff orouce �I \ 'i' 0 .! 0 ' I l .! S'.1.' A'.l'::." ~'Ti' 07 YAn.o \r·.• ,).~xv:~. T nuhr:r; l'Hl: CAL~~!DAtt 'fi•!AR l 9 2 ~ r l ~ntr.x. §.lo_p_e Ai X:.~"aX. -Hoc::. '1~oia 1 Co:::t ·-- 24 444 \11 415. 18 .Janual'y 194 22(, Febru~l'Y 157 15G 12 327 991.29 r:e.rch 106 20 242 '/24. 41 April 151 116 .,, 4 302 913. 60 •.ay 197 162 359 1106.15 June 139 119 12 270 843.90 July 173 141 12 326 1009.90 Auguot 108 165 4 277 826. 82 Septo::1ber 139 33 171 3 351 1038.63 Cotobet" 225 79 166 16 508 1653.27 '!ove:1bor 89 65 165 16 335 1089.3~ Dec6:lb0I" ~ _2i ..1.22. 32 -22i 1819,0l '.r:'OrAL 1G91 246 2013 l!,o 4310 13431.50 1923 1922 21;9 1062 122 3632 12014.82 , - ~ i 15.51 1061 - 59 2182 6G07. 24 �TON O t l i i l :! S'i't\Ti1:?~I:1' 01 'i!XP:Er?DI LUi{E~ ACCOt'~1'1' 0 ~0'm'rRUCTIC'l 11 FO~ TH , CAL."!~JD,\11 Y2 i\R 1 9 2 4 _hnount_ Ellectrii'ication • ine .•·en Jtive Sho·. C!.!!lOO - dse. !;ept. n0i'rir;o:-::i·;;in7- f l an·~ - d~e . D9pt . 2'/4.00 2!42. 92 Dirainc.i::o Gi tch !o. l 11623. 06 Car ::'eodor 3921. 39 Track S~cle 4538•.5,1 123920.32 �I \ T O ~1 0 U I NE T! I SCELLANF:OllS STATEHr..!MT FOR TP.Ti; CAL~NDAR ~Al{ l 9 2 4 I I 1922 1923 1924 Total 'fono Produc ed 178850 252843 263788 Daya Pi ne Oper11ted 146{· 230½ 231 14982 16128 31110 21378 20287 41665 22,00 20276 42776 Days \,'orkod by f'iners•Contraet fhyo \.'orked by all others D:i.ys \.orked by all ~ ployos Tons per Contract r•iner Tons per all others Tone per a ll !hployes 11.9 11.8 11.0 5. 7 12. 4 6.o 11.7 13.o 6.2 5037 6259 2 Hone 1 Kegs of Powder Uoed Tons Coal per lCeg of Pot·1der 3291 54.3 Fata.l Acoidenta Non-Fatal Accidents (Serious) l 1 2 Industrial Insurance Premiums Cost per 'l'on ! 7135. 86 .o38 07805.51 .031 08738.o, .033 Payments to ~edical Aid Fund 362.48 625.32 1177.·41 Cost per Ton .002 so. 2 .0024 41. .0044 �I /-·1 / / / I 0 0 s 12-·-·---··/ I ! J3UC 9 ~ I ' T,i --~-{ I I I I /3 IT I ./ I J 18 h u r I t I j t n / / I - <> 0 '~'id! ,:. >i 1· ~- ~~~ ~ .. . zz Z3 .23 "~ I I ,,_ \ "-,~ --=~~ I ~ ~"'" I ~ -=,, 1\ \\, "'i"'u >.'~ c-.,,-.,, - - - +-- - - -- - - - - - -------- I ! ,1 I/ '· .3.5 I I I L i e C ...s u 0 34 JI I I I I ___J___ I I G ENERAL MAP SHOWING PROPERTY ANO IMPROVEMENTS 0 F THE. WASHINGTON UNION OoAL OoMPANY IN LEWIS AND THURSTON . . .9coe- · •~:::;, ., I.JJ:Jf'c-o• Tano, h..J.1'1 • _/,, :,,:,._: ••- J.. C OUNTIES ..... 1 0 n 35 �- - - - r - -- -- I I{ . 0 0 s . r-- - _II · ' IE 1 0 9 r I I l l I I ' -L -:::::::====t~:::::::---- -, 7 / 1 I I ~,.. ) /8 I .'r u h I I I s i I I I l 0 IJ / I C n 0 ; 7"'"'-- I I i 4 .L ZI --L- --;.z- I - -~ i ~ ~~-t--- -- .. _'_..., ~. ;-- I /' ~ .._ i . zz _______ _ ~ ::--...._~ l\ '' \ ~.. - . , ' .. , ~.... \ ' \ --~- zs i I -,,.~- I ~ I I -= =-"-" II ~ --~, ' J ·-- :l I I I I I L \I \ JI u 0 .rz ._ - -··--- I ' I I ' I ! ¾.. / / / ' I '· .32 .J& .J.5 .J,f I l! - ----- -- -- -- - _., -- /' I - ~, ' I I I I -- J- i -w- e l. I ~ - -· -- -- \ I. I 11 I ' I SHOWING PRO PER' y ANO IMPROVEMENTS ,, 0 f" THE UNION OoAL OoMPANY IN -- ii ~l I \ L_____ __ I I GENERAL MAP ~I JI I ,.. , / / I ,/ --.. I .JZ -... �AlOOJAL REPORT I WASHINGTON UNIOH COAL COafi>ANY 192!, �INDEX Holding Sp l G·ena:ral S·t e.tement, Fi rat .Aidp 1 '.Labor, l:Iaj or Repairs & Renet1als 0 Cm;ipo 3 W2.t0:r Supply!> 2 3 44 4 !!ferehandi se Store & Ui.a,rket, , Statement of Tonnege Shipped, D;s·tribution of Cool. f.!hipraents, Cost of Coal, i9 Lline 0 Details of Cost of Coal, Statement of Yardage Driven Statem.eir~ of Real Estate Dapto Statement of Commercial Light Pl t. Sta:tement of Y!nter Plent E:q,endi tures on °Conatruction° lliscellaneous Statement, Statement of nerchandise nepto 10 11 12 13 14 12 lo 17 �WASHUTGTON UNION CO • AL C01'2PANY Tono, Washington ll~o Jo Do Farrell 0 Presidento Uashing ton Union Coal Co. Seattle, Wa.tshing;ton o Dee:r Bir: I beg to submit ~eport on t he properties of the ~ashington Union Co e~ Company •~or the calendar year 1921 as follous: B'.OLDIUGS: ~'here has been no change in the total acre- age h oldings o:f th~ Compru1y, Md but slight changes in the acreages of tilla,ble, se:ni-oleered, logged off and timbered ~:reas. GEUER.A1. STAT-rzr;-::1TI.' : Total output for the year was 25'3, 508 tons as comp~red to 257,270 tons f or the year 1920. DUr• ing the paet yea~ t he mine operated a total of 211 days as tigainst 234} days fo~~ 1920, with an increase in output per d~ of 104 tons over that for 1920. Lack of demand for the coal uas the solo cause f or drop in output. The requir enenta of the O•Y7RR&l'"lf company for the year were fU.lly met, being 228,76, tone as compared to 231,629 tons for 1920. Coal sold the commercial market was 16,411 tons as compared to 18,07, tons tor 1920. our established Policy of tully providing for the o-URR&ll compaDY requirei nl le for in order to mente prevented a areater oomrnero ea ' �secure the business of some consumers we would hav~ to con- tract f'o1" winter delivery and thi • • ' • 8 might interfere with filling the Railroad Company's order ~t that season of the year .. Q The gene'ral condition of ·the mine h"'s . = b· een we l".1. cared for; haulage roadsa t rave ling ways and aircourees ' are in p good condi "i'.iono The policy of kee~ing the development work vtell up ·~o the mines req_uiremei'l'i.rd has been observed, and ia indeed necessary in o:-rdex- that ?.ull kno\'1l~dge may be he.d as to feults and i1~z-egularitios :i.n pitch of see.m to enable the 'best haulage gradeo and plrui of nork being used to uork out the coal o Th(:! :mine hao sufte1-.e<1 no inierruptions account l abor dioputes o No fatcl. and but t~o serious accidents have occured during the yearo r.ttne dl.,airiege fQr the pl"esent is uell provided forQ ~ine buildi11gs are in _reasonably good state Of re:peiro on ncoount of the hi6h rate of t1eges prevailing at the mine,: we have found ii chea!)er to buy practically all of our mine props from outside ~ouroes FIRST AID: 0 conditions prevailing DUe to ~h~ .., "" dietur~ed "' at a nuraber of the mines, no stat~ n eet of .First Aid and this year. ue Hine Rescue Contes t e uere held in vrashington • • t a tive of the Seattle !Jine did, hoT1ever, have a represen in a olase of 27 employea Resc-u e Station come to Tono and t ra of whom received oer1n both Helmet end First Aid work • 17 ri ...... tif1catea in Firot Ai~ cu• d 10 in Eine Rescue work. we now have 45' employeo capable O f 8 dministering First Aid; alao "' A the Helmet apparatus. 1'he 20 that are trcine<i in th e use OJ. • y~ar fits us up very well in new equipment purohaaed th16 I I· �this respect. LABOR: During th " e year this mine has suffered no interruption Qf work aooount 1 ~ • auor difficulties or disputes. On i~1 arch l;'th, 1921, all the 00 ·i mmero el. coal mines of the Stete, excepting ·the Bellin"""am co--<i c t (.',,t... o., he Roslym-Ca.soade C',J. Coo end two non-union mines near centra11a ovmed and operated bt Greeks, closed dorm claiming they could not without loss pay the t1e.ge scale demanded by the Union miners .. After being idle seve~al months a Commiaoion consisting of two operators. two '.L'.iners end a I1ining :mnsineer nere aeleated by the state l)epartment of Y:o.bol" to make fu11 investigation, report their findings e.nd give recot'1rllendatios1s for an adjustment that uou.ld per.mi t the nines to 0 :re...openo The recommendation of this Comraission, chief of which that wages be reduced to the October-1919 sccle, ~as late~ rejected by the ~ iners U11ion, with a :resul·I; tha:t neal'lY all of the commercial JD.ines invol?ed b~oke ~it h the Union. and started their mines open shop, peying the october-1919 wage scale., whioh ranges from 20~ to 305t leas than present Union soa1e • !.IAJOR REPA!HS AUD PJt.i1mWALS: Aside from items detailed els8'7here in thi □ report, the following major expenditures r,47~ h ave been mnd e.. ,) ;,J• oo for neu mules necessary to t t!.ke the places of those inca~acitated through injury, &o . Ol7,o.oo __., iron nnd boltB' 1n the was expended for new wheels, i.u-i- 88 , ~o"O'll"l-out :mine oars, neoeeeury to keep this replacement O "' J. " ~u d working order. 01900.00 was equipment in reaeonoble goo ~c. on old tenemento, hall, store expended for ne~ ~oofa, ~ and hospita1 . �CAMP·: Alleys and 'l'oilet 8 h • . ave been kept reaaonably olean, ditches kept open and roads kept in reasonable repair. For this purpose some gravel h . ae been used and much more will be required to obtain best • serv1oe from Allto Truck now -used. Tenements have received the usual attention in the wa;y of necessary upkeep and · repairso a considerable number of '\Jhich are now in need of repaint. ~ - :,..ng o 11x10 epidemic or serious eiclrncsa hes occurred here ~u~4~N the yearo • UATER SUPPLY: • ~ ~~o~ The quelity and quantity of domestic uater is excellcnto Three oaoh prizes Qf Bl,. 010 and G, uer0 awared :for the best kept p!'emises in Tono during last summer and accomplished much in stimulating interest in thia respect o MINE: As pre~ious1y o~ated, the underground working.a, haule.ge roads, aircourseia g traveling wa;ys and drainage are in good condition. Actual mining at the fac~ both in the ad~ancing and retreeting a~eas is given elose attention to the end that as complete extraction of coal as possible, consis• tent w1 th sai'e end economical operation, may ensue. ~/hile no nctual fires have occurred in any part of the mine this year and the areas already sealed off on aoooUJit of fires have given no trouble, we did, however, find it necessary to seal off pillnrs Nos. 1 to, inclusive in No. 4 Entry on 3rd south Plane account caved $round within that ~ea heating up and discharging fire tumes. Thie caused an expenditure of 0225.00 ond a loss in unmined oocl of some 1900 tons. The principal cause of this heatine was slowness of working out t he coal owing to UJ1usual amount of .idle time account little demend f or coal. ?To taulta have been encountered �in this yea.r's development work. $2100.00 was expended On h a.ulage road to replace a portion of 3rd Ee.at Entry off 2nd NOrth Slope, necessary to permit sealing off a section of 0 ld workings as a fire preventative, and to improve the h au1 age grade. 0650.00 uss expended on arading the 6th North parting, No. 1 North si- ope ' necessa...ry t•o obtain rea.soneble haulage gre.deo. 0800000 ~no expended on driving and equipping the 6th ~Torth gravity plane, necesaaey to mine out coal above fault at that point. 06oo.oo ~as expended in enlarging main airw~ t o facilitate inoreaoed voluoe of a.ir produced by new fan. This work is still under ua;yo The mine pumps are in good repair end barring unforaeen contingencies are uell able to take care of the mines' rerequirementa. ?IERCHJ\llDISE STORE AND UARKET: The total. volume of buei - ness transacted by theoe two departments was approximately 3·9/10% less then in 1920. The Gross Profit wae ap~rox1• . mately' 4•7/10 of 1% more than for 1920 and the Gross Expenaea, Depreciation, &o., were 1,.6% more than in. 19~0, but included in the latter for 1921 were the unusual expenses for new Caeh Register 0760 .oo ond major repairs on Store BuildiJJS amounting to aome 0900.00; also 10me 0700.00 due to hi{;her wages paid during e.ll of 1921 as compared w1 th only about aix months of 1920, which amounts praotioally aooount for �6 the increase in opereting expenses for 1921, and more than aocounis for the drop in net revenue of $1364.98 in 1921 aa compared '71th 1920. A statement of the operat.i on of the u erchandise Department is appenOed hereto. These departments ho.ve, to e verr large extent, given oourteoua and efficient service, all reasonable effort having been put forth to satisfy the trade, and this practice and policy ~ill be continued. Re s p e ~ : _ , //? ?Ienager. �7 TON O lll}JE BTATEUE'NT OF TONNAGE SHIPPED DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR l 92 l Lump lline Run Totals January-1921 1,7; 22410 February l,'41 2083; 23438 Haroh 1;00 22301 24979 23801 April _1876, 19698 l!r~ 933 669 21146 2181;- June 474 179li 1838, July 307 13087 13394 August 1087 17704 18791 September 1798 20029 21827 October 212; 2263, 24760 '.November 1247 204,; 21702 December 1813 20133, 1;069 238439 1920 1,921 241349 21946 2;3;08 2;7270 1919 100,6 203281 213337 �T O N O 11 I M. E DISTRIBUTION OF CO.AL SHIPL'.!EUTS FOR TIIE CALEJ.IDA11 Y.Ei\R l ,._,~Comnercial T11ne Run I I 9 2 1o Y.ocal & o-,~ H f;-9_!__].J'_e e _l'~tals January- 1921 15'75' 58 19902 875 22410 Febl'Uary 15'41 22492 85'1 24979 March 1.;00 9, 3,3 21106 842 23801 Apj!il 933 11, 18003 647 19698 - Uay 669 ,s ·2 0476 622 June 474· .17302 609 J'uly 307 ;a 12592 437 August 1087 ,7 17098 5'49 21815 . . 18385 13394 18791 September 1798 ,7 19473 499 21827 Octob·er 212, 212 ·21712 711 24760 - November 1247 114 195'36 805' 21702 · December 181l 162 l907J 1,069 1.3 42 228765' 892 8332 ....:;'-.24.€. 2,3,08 1,921 21,4 41;'1 192105' 231629 7566 2,7270 1920 1919 1005'6 702, 213337 ~ �9 TONO U INE STATEMENT OF COST OF COAL, PER TONS SOLD, PER FOm! 89., FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1 9 2 1. cost per ton Tonnage .Amount J'anue.ry--1921 22410 February 0 1.798 1.680 A:pril 24979 23801 19698 l'lcy 21815' June 1838, July 13394 18791 21827 24760 21702 21946 2;3;08 {-40316.;2 41983.78 42130.37 36473.80 38374.40 33860.39 26237.73 33312.;7 36141.81 41818.8, 1.689 1.766 llarch August September October NoTember December 1920 1919 217270 2 3337 38338.26 1.770 1.8,1 1.813 1.841 1.9;8 1.772 1.~,6 . 1.za,: 39189.02 448177.,3 Avg. 1.769 1.66~ 42~98-34 1.48 31 38.~ �T O I\T 0 H I NE ·1 ! . i DETAILS OF COST OF COAL, PER TOilS SOLDO P1m I, 0RM 89., FOR THE 1 CAI~~lDAR YEf'\R 1921 0 i1sintena.noe Air, '7eigh o& Drn.inoge f.; t..~ht Uinin&, ·1J.au11B;t Lo~ding_ Developn• t January-1921 February . 2!i0 .107 .086 Karch .209 . 211 . 112 April y~ June 1ul.y August September October Noyem.b er Decemb er .1~3 . 218 .22, ..123 · .100 .123 .231 . 170 .179 . 084 . 224 . 211 .231 . 226 .113 .090 .096 .101 0942 0978 0959 o99i o9i .9 4 0278 .066 .o64 0249 028 2 . 064 o06t, o06~ .238 .248 .270 0987 . 969 .300 .2;6 . 232 -9i, .9 2 .280 .964 .948 .243 .27, .065 007.2 .066 .O!;i9 o0~O 0061 .0;9 §,tlp't . ~__9ta1 0002 . 103 .089 • 1 . 7_~8 005' .094 .117. 106 . 124 1 . z10 1 . ,1 . 022 .oarl 0078 o0 ,5'0 0037 0021 .036 .04 2 . 0 60 .0;3 . 161 . 123 . 102 . 09; .103 . 109 1 . 6 0- 1.813 1 .841 1 ~9,8 1 . 7-72 1 .6H6 1. 6 9 1.766 1.78; I-' o. �11 T ON 0 ll I W E STATEMENT OF YARDAGE DRIVEN DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR l 9 2 l Entrz Ai?'\'7& Room Total J'a.nuary~l921 97 1,7 12 266 cost 0 1,,.61 February 136 211 8 3,, 1041.61 llarch 149 15'0 48 347 1066.83 April 113 167 8 288 s,,. 24 llay 99 193 l'2 304 916.43 June 122 136 24 282 843.13 July 2 82 12 96 265.04 August 32 103 4 139 372.94 Septeober 15'4 22 25'9 741.04 October 83 120 227 18 365' 10,3.00 Nov8]1lber 148 16 431 1290.83 December 143 267 189 ~ 1010.18 1244 2036 - 8 192 3472 $10.211.88 2449 2192 176 5'93 481l 1920 1919 2387 1;76 45', 1809,.21 12665'.85' �12 TON 0 ll I N E STA'i'EUEl\'fT Oli' REAL ESTATE DEPARTlIEMT (TENEUENT) RECEIPTS AND t'fAINTEMAiiCE EXPENSE FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1 9 2 l. ReceiptD llaintenance Difference Jonuary-1921 0 79409; 0 472.93 February 808010 498081 llerch 80004; 471.24 April 808060 lley 796027 760.94 1600,98 .. June 78306, 794.08 808.34 July August September October No:vember December LEASED LANDS 799.0, 781.32 832.,9 826.22, . 1009.7, 8,6.98 863.61 606.76 9703.69 989.17 947.78 1022.23 10101.48 397079 4063.21 81.44 3981.77 �13 TON 0 ll I N E STATElTEITT OF COMMERCIAL LIGttTING PLAll'1' RECEIPTS .AJfD A.I:L EXPIDlSES FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR Janue.ry-1921 l 9 2 1, Recei;ete Exl>enses 0 279034 1et Reoei;ets February 283.00 Ee.roh 283.00 April 288.00 llay 273.,0 () 268.1, 246.92 276.0, 264.30 2,0 .81 June 279.00 280 .74 271.86 286.,0 266.97 220.09 232.71 20;.22 273.03 288.97 2,3 .13 2,2.16 314.93 3401.87 226.68 076.92 ~ 297.67 3034.18 3,7.69 2682.49 5'44-.19 July August September Ootober November Deoember 1920 1919 2278.39 798.5'3 �14 TON 0 ~ ll I · NE . STATID.'lENT OF UATER PLANT RECEIPTS AND MAINTENANCE EXPENSE FOR TRE CALEliTDAR YEAR 9 2 1. l ReceiI?tG Me.int enance Difference ~ 179.42 C 140.5', February 181.00 134.12 l'l'.arch 181.00 108.77 April 181.00 115'.49 Tl~ 180.00 246.27 June 179.00 173.36 July 180.04 3~.04 August 179.68 286.29 September 177.00 130.2; October 18,.23 November 173.21 ;73.09 129.2, December 181.63 January-1921 1920 1919 j 179.86 21;a.21 2~81.34 423.13 2287.71 1885.71 1623.l~ 1;71. 663.za 314. 5' �15 T O N O ll I N E STA'l~T OF EXPmID~TURES ACCOUNT "CONSTRUCTION" FOR THE CALENDA...:t 'YEAR Item Bath House Net1 Pit Ce.rs Neu Hoist~ Building llaohine Shop & Equipment 1921. Expended $ 14,2.43 2,92.48 998.07 167.09 E'eu Te1'1ements 14413.21 . # Roa.de &: Streets 1,,4.02 # Centrifugal Pump 449.,;7 Cash Register (store) 397.25' Raising Water Tanko 46;.90 2863.86 Auto Truck l ½-Ton lline Rescue Apparatus llult1Yane Fan • Meat Uarket {f. Incomplete 1289.17 8143.5'5' 1319.96 �-- ...... - . - ----•-·------ - 16 T ON 0 ll I E' E !.'.1.ISCELLJ\NEOUS STATEMENT FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1921. Total t ons pr oduced, Daya tline Uorked, Deya U'o rkod b y Uiners, Deya tlorked b y All Others, Deys Worked by All Empl oyee Tons per Day f'o r Each J.'iiner, Tona per Day f or All Others, Tono per Day f or All Empl oyee, Kegs of Powder Used, Tons Co al per Keg Powder, Fatal Accidents lion-Fetal Accidents (ser.ious) ~.mount Paid uashington Industr i al Insurance Department, Cost per Ton 25'3", ,os 211 21,012 23 , 90, 44, 917 12.6 10 . 6 , .6 , , 21~ None 2 01,851.79 .0136 �17 TON 0 1.i I N E STATm:lEN'i' OF STORE OPERATIONS FOR TlIE CALENDAR YEAR 1921. uerehendice S~l ea I nvel!ltory December 31 •.1920 Fur ehnoeo O 1921 0 14,937.68 96,798.22 111, 734 . ,"4 Inventory December 31-1921 16,327.00 cost of lier ohe.ndise Sold 95'.40.7,24 Gross Pr of it 21, 287.18 niso . Earni~..gs {Pool Hell, Telephone ~-o) 2.410 .77 Groso Revenue 23,697.9; Gr ose .Expanoe. Depreciation, &o. l~,99,.37 n~t Revenue 7, 702.;a �J l, 1-'t l !Lt J!!r -~;!~ .·~ /l i' 0 D ,:. .J. ·!J .::.•:•:·••1,:1-~•.~"'.·.::ant ~ ~ )\ t �WASHINGTON UNION COAL COMPA.flJY TONO MINE ANNUAL REPORT 1920 �.l, 1T J) E X l l 2 3 3 4 4 o5. H.ecom.me:ndo.tions: , o" "o o" o o., . o o. o. ~ 0 0 • 0 • • 0 0 • • 0 '6 ·~ r ld 1ngs,ooooooooooooooeoo • 1;.0 oo • ••e> Ge~~?~, , " • o • o., o o ., ••• • -"'- a.- c o~di~i ~• _ l.1- ons, -:-11".r., ,,,,.-}, .!. W l.:J V f i J. ,! d f C' 0 C O O O O O O Q C) 0 0 O • • II O e 7 7 O O 0 T,abo r, . o o o o , ,, • o o • o • o • • • • • o • • • • • • i8 Ca.Iilp O O Q Q ~ i.Ii n e, o o • o o " " o " o " o o • o • • o o o • • • • • • • "L7 0!'C.;l:?.Xl 1' d :!.. se ·~'t,O :r.e' 00 00 ••• 0•••••• D O O O o O O (, 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O O 6 0 8 ("I !,. 9 Statement of =r.... 1:1•,:'lfl: e r-tt,,•l.,-,V'10r1 ,\! J:' • ~• ! 10 Dist:1"ibutio:n oi' Coal hh1pr1en'ts, ••••••••• o••• Statement of Cost of Coal.,., •• o••••o•••••••• ll 12 Details o:t Cost, o:? CoaJ. 13 St ate.:.:.1ent of Yc:rd.~;e Driven, ••• "." "".". "" ". • - _ _ V 4U.,. ._.~ I : ,U~ 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 I O O & 0 0 0 •• 0•0• ••0000 0 • • • • • • · s•iiate:iie~t of B.ea.1 E 0to.·te !Jepartme!'rii,,." o" • • • 14 Stt··~:~e1ae1.1t o:? Cormnerc ia.1 1..ighti nc; l 1lo.nt, • " ••• 15 st~tement of. ~nt-er Pl(!.Yrtn, " •••• "o ••• • .,. "". o o 16 Stateucmt of Co:ne"G:ruc"Gion Expendi tux-es, ooooo 17 'I' " ,.-, ., .. .... • • ~ ...l- OceiJ.Dlleone ,-.,-i;a\;emerh,, •••••••• o •• c . . .. .. " •• 18 Bta'tew.011·c. o:f !,·;,o:ce 0·~1ex-at ions, • o. o • . " . • • • • o a 19 20 Detail of Leased Lands,•• ••····• •"•o••o•••·• �1 UAS}r.trTGTON m1:tmT CO.AL COr.'iP.Al.TY !ono • Washington t.1anuary Thirty-first !iinet een 'l1t1enty-one J' 0 Do 1:'ar... - e11 --, P:i:•es:td.e ni 0 riashil.!e;ion Union Coal Co o $(zattle~ vnshint:ton o .. o~·G on. t "''·1'-' '"' properties of F!.8V8 '1,"hC hOXlOZ' ·;;o l'0P 1920, as follous: Ho:ui:nm-G: -"-'b u ❖Jnt> v~~ ...~oval oore~e holdings Th9:E'C hnf3 beel!1 no ch0.?1!Ye _.;l" A of this Coapony fron fo?'i:l@~ repo~ts, although there has bean sone slic;'.ht cheu3<:H3 in the ccreaees of tilluble, semi-cleared, logged off avid ·~mbered e,re1'..s. GmiEBl\L STNi:E::!EETI' : The reqtdrcaerr1is of the orego1:1•'1Ja.ohine::ton Railrooo. t ; lTaviGe.tion coupo'.:'..XlY foJ: Tono Coel for the yea.1• 1920 have been fully mo·~, 'be:t?1g 231 , 629 tons es coMporcd \71 th 192,105 tons for 1919. coal ooltl io the Cowneroial me.rket ~c0 18, 07~ tons aa compared to 14,207 tons for 1919, our policy oz fullY provid• int; for the c--wr~ co, roquirc,aento prevented o c,-enter comn.ercio.1 to??nC-::~c 1,cin~ aold, for i n order ·to obtai n ·coi;1uercinJ. �2 P :roscn<?•~ . - ¥ ~ ~ T-Y 1 A S :!. well l)!'OVided :t:O :r. Di ne building□ n~e in good r.0asonable .sb~te "'"" or~· repo..i r. On accotL?!'li o'l tho high :r~te ei'l \W.e; e0 p!'eveiling in and &..!'Olmd the minEHJ o 110 ha.vo found it beat to buy e. quantity o:? uiue pro!'.)z ±~x>Oi:l OtrGs i dc yio.rties ~ FI RST AID: Reanon1:1blo ei'?ozats have been put forth to □ti1•.au12.te and keep tl!> inta:reot i n thin uork and on the 'i.1hole :l't is ci;aini11g g?"adu~lly and bec.s.>ing good :lrui t. some forty of our inside and outsid0 enr,1oye0 hnve had this tra:tnin.:; end it ,·,ould be re1.~e indeed foT an o.ccident to oecu1~ aml no 11 :?irot oid oa11" av~ilD.ble a t once :?or it. t,.s requi;eed by :t,nu, first aid supplico 2.re kept o.t va.rioua pla.oeo in tl!e Bino. .,.Aaentcd by c. i?i?.'ot Aiu and ~ ine . 0 ur Con:rryD-YlY uo O rep- "' Rescue \ 'ef'IJ:1 o:f oi:i: men ut the fitato wide oect at x~oalyn on Auauot l4t h, J.920 • out of a to tol of eleven teot1• ocwpetil'l{l �CJ00CH1d o L'GOR : uas s.1ustnined by the :Boe:rcl 0 i\7o t12.£5e ine1"ease0 \7Gl"e Gz>S1>£r&ed the I.! ine uorlcers in thic G·Ge.te during ih0 yen.:r:~ J:rf :ruly ·~he Special Commission fol' the f.:H~e-'co of \::'e~hiac;tcn1 ~]'}pointed by P:1?0s ide11t Uilson avrarded e. i7agG :b.11cx,ens0 o:? .7°6/10{! on ion:ne.ze !'ates ai'ld an avar~e of &.bout Br! per d~y -~o Convm1y }'.)(;,>,ymcn; ru-1<.l in August au addition- e.1 incre0.ne o'Z ('lc,o. per c1e,y and 82¢ par day to men end boys respectively nas 6Z'e...1'ltec1. io Coni.pany pe;y er.1!)loy00 o '.!.'heoe 'l.7age inorec,eos wes,,~ dcJTI.~'!ded by the ':~ine '..70:!'kers' ore;nnizetion oi' this --:to.ta c.1,d 'b :.clmlby thei;i:, nationr.1 Union o such denrnda t7ere General th!.•ouguout the Bituminous Ditrt~ict9 of the Count-ry. TIA.SCH rfiJPiIRS P.3.D RG'lTE~1.ALS : ~ed by anpropri2-t1ono end dctciled Aside :?:ro:j! 5. tc:,m Cove... "''CD1. ..,,t, 0 ... elsewhere in t~ic... "- - 8 ..,...,_:-endi tureo hovo been me.de ~~ c.o in- �4 In0nector n.l'ld ou:r miners uere gardi nc{ it . continually complainin~ ..., rc- t835. oo uao ex-pended for fou take tl 1 r neu mules neoeeaary to 10 u coe of tho • so l.ncapMitatod through injury and denth; oloo to u~ovid e ?_o:r longc:r ho.ula. 0800 .oo \'lac ex-ocndod ··'"'o ~ f. 1" ne·.1 nheelo e.nd iron in tho Teplc.ciX'lG t.re.o cx:9cnded i i'l 'i;ha rcno,,al of t·enenent 110. 62 '7hich \70,S ,,a.rtly deo❖u -r_oyed by 11r0 ,.. ~ in J"'Uly, 1920. ~)600 .oo \70.S eX!)onded fo:r neu fou.l'ldations, roofs, e:o. of other tonc:mto. C.K.'!P: Alleys a.i.,d '~oileto have been k~t roc.oonably oloan o.nd snnitu~y. Con□idcrcble ditchinG hes been done to keep the uo.in otreeto d~J and a quantity of cinders ho.ve been put on the!:! fi-on tir.1e to til:1e. nouever, it hn.o boon clearly demonotre.ted -thc.t it do cs not pey to atte1:1:9t to keep theae roads u~ ,·,i th o incle!.'ci , f' or they do not otc.n~ t h e t ro.ffic. 'i'he Tenemento have received the uoual o.tteut:i.on i:n the wo.y of n inor u·.,kcep az1d repairs. It i o no,1 olen.rly c.p:pnrent thD.t the roo~o _o r o, number of them will 11£>.ve to be 1•enet1ed ...... -"' ~ conside---able number of the llouseo should ... .. ne.,,." 5tt.n e z-; cU- s 0 ... be re-r,a intecl. Tio epidenio or oerioun sicl:noao 110.n occurred here tl.uri:13 ·tno y ear . ~1A'i?J~R mJP.PLY: '.,'he quality of don estio m,tor io o,:oellent on,! wit h the �....... ~ddi tiono.1 sto:r~o nell \7hich uas comn_ letod DlU]ii'lOl" ' -ChC:l early in the qnont i 'GY i 0 o.dequat.e i o:t- our Ir>r"'oent "' needs at loo.at. Ao e.1reody stc.tod, the u21dcr.:?0un<2 ..,. t:orkingo, haulage :t'Oc.do , a i:;,.'courseo ·1 · ~ ':'r avo ' , "•-.;, t:..~ o.v c_1r n ,1d d,..,-.1 ... • good ., c.:.. -'-•-nceo e.rc in contl:i..1~io~1 . Actu"-.1 mhl ·i- ""!"' ....... .....10 .,_, c.oe 1:,o·,·.h_ • ,j n thc e dvcncin!.Y, ~: u <..,v V l - v- - econouico.1 oy,c'.!'.':11iion r.1cy on0t1c. :.;o :<':i.1..00 h~t·e o ccu:>:i: cd in cs1y 1'>art or the Llii°le ·chis y ear D.lld t h e c.::e!'~P c.lroc.t\y aen:!.cd off on account of fires h c..v o Give;1 no ·i;r oub :!.eo :Piz-eo o? opontci.:.1 cotm oricin, \7hich e.re of more or leas co:..ll!1on occu:t•:....encc 5.n : 1i :10:.; of tl!.:!.o kind, c:mnot be ontirely ~voided; but constr.nt r;:.tchfulnoos, cou:olcd r:-ith beine duly 1>:ro.ctic2.l>l0 -~he c:..•e::1.s in ,;:llich it origi11ctco, io vi tc.lly iu• portru1t and thio ~i.:J the ~ractioe thtJ.t i!l follorred hare . 1-io f ['.ul·~ u o·~hcr tha.YI tl!ooe TJcntioncd i n pr cviouu reporto hnve bee,, oncountez-e<l duri11g the ycer. :Jcvclo::r>llent \/Ork i c woll. i n adVal'! :n of the !d~1co' rectuircncnts en< --;·e r:ho.11 en- der.vozs to oo koc~1 it. me u1.nc pinnpo t.".!'O in e:;ood ropo.i,.• nncl 111t:· tho oo••1ple• _... . d ".· .•. · t ion 0~ 1i11.C C. ,..., ·1 ....... ,r,.,iw~ 0 .\. u 1 0 J. ~ - 1"""-' u unit not/ uucl.o;.. ·w.y• tho d1•::dnoee fe.cili tico ry.; .ll be 9 uc1i ao to take care of tho i:d;ies present needs. �In ~ j u d[,1...'10n.t :-. t ue:r:.11 0. he rJ011 to consider selling the OlU.'10.CC 0!!1ly of CiCVOZ'Ql of Ota!' oo--ca.llcd fa!'ID lands. The \"!hi ch 10 under pl0t7, 'iihC orchn:rdra and pl~trtU!'C l r-ndfJ ,i'_,·,2~10 .oo 1"120 Rantelo f:ro1.2 t hcoe leaoeo for 1 7 0 , n esed v:Don c.::1 nvcn."oge of' 40$1 )?0!' co1·e ✓ fo:r ouT·· cmtis-e emrfc.ce lando ·the 1920 1, T~ on oo.:t.<1 850 2.cres is, ••••• • • • • • • . ...,34.0 .oo 4 BX10cnce :to:c- reno.ir□ on Farra Duildi~o. ~c .:•••••••••••• ~ag_~~--.1~..?•2 00 0 •••••• • �7 It ·i;ho:~ the devclo1;>ment noI"k. be kept \Jell io &o., -r1rd.ch ni11 1,ea? :.?ruit in b,..-:,.1 ... "" V v!J vCOl:101.l.Y ~10.~ T:"le Dta-i.: e 'Lex, nor, spec:i.fien 00:ttain require- PIP.ST AID: men-cs of nine e:.1ploy0z-s m1d these n.t lcn::rt m.uo·G bs oboerved. It is beneiicla!. ·tiO c.11 cor1c0rncd. .,..,, 11 ..1noe~: :,_•o:~~ 1 C\2l, bu~: .t · cact no to mi:10 1n1,oz, co:ad l 1or1s c.,•u , "-.:.a judgi:1:; ::,-a:, •;: 10 decree~lC i i'l .r - - - -,, v p,:ecm,t ccneral deproaoio:n of btwi>10,,a 0,1<1 .. d t ....icn -~nu Otl:r."il_, lUO oi' l abo.:-, :l: , 5.n mat.lY ;;i.:tl us ... ... ~-· �'GhC !1:h1e Uo1..l::cro '\Jill clo ue11 indeed i? 'h ~~ ~ oy holrl their prcr:0•1.,.. ~ ~ V ~·r,..~r.. , • '-0 V ocr-._o • Cl'.:T> : Ci}C..Volc tl OZ' l'i•IIT1 : .'.!C\V2:.'!.CC D cvcJ.O!)•.i!;Yl'G ~o•.,f!: !11U.ffi:. be kept ~eo.Ot>!IC.Oly ,,ell in o f t !ln : !~-~1eo ;..->mm.i~c:ne:·r~r, so -th:.it f.-ull knouledgo !.ley A n~:· fn..71 o:: [.·•J)OU'G 100,000 cubic :?ect oc.pc.oity should housinr:; ~ d formc.1':.::;:lo:! ~-re 'l':.\ito old. :.T.~'8r:.".:ID~i: r!ll !~~o:.: :: l ,'\111 lj_. ....h ' ,> i '.J ,o},_oui_.:i be kc"" .. ·i; -~o "'' \~ • C. o·i~1do:rd ,, ,,.,.,d co't'."'-·~·-oou o ·1:.1•(w,t-:c1cn-ii l'.CCO rded cz1d .:.n r .....,. - v �'!:OH O r.! I l'T:O 1 f~ .rATE1ITimr 0)_;1 TONiTAG.8 GEIPV:ii!.O DUTIIlJG Tim CALEHDAR YD/i.R l 9 2 0 :tuuu r:ine Run Totals J cnu~y, 1920 1n67 25319 • 26586 February 919 d4501 25'420 lic.rch 901 23978 24879 A!)~il 909 1.!!-743 ~:o;y 418 17480 15652 17898 June 19,27 20177 July 6,o 781 15009 15790 hueuot 2~..71 16371 18842 fiep tembe1' 192t.- 1'1298 October 2l t,9 1,374 17987 n ov e:,iber 1624 24218 25842 Dece!!lber 1300 26842 2875'0 15921 241349 257270 100 56 203281 213337 1919 20136 �'i!O H O E l l-i ll DI5TlUJ;U'J?IOJi OI/ COf\T, SF:t:i?i LlY.Wn .; J ( t"f~ '.,:rn,: OftTJ:HD!~H Y-BLTI. ;r:mu::1ry , J 120 - T~ebruo ry ··"c-!'ch f:)ril ..,y ~~ :iune :ru1y lllleUBt r~eutoo.ber October l!oved ber n cce::1ber 1 9 l 9 J.?.(>7. <JJ. 9 e01 · 9ox (..:1.J 6 1,0 ·1L1 24?1 1924 21~-9 1624 9 2 Oo L OCD..1 °· COI.liilOX>c i al ·•w·w~ l _l'i'.:i11C l h.U'\ 207. ~;3 0 - UR.~~H ..Co o twc 24290 . 816 ?.J7~;9_ 2- ~J2T~ 5 - ---17·- _,.,, 1n :!.4-212 '17 7 3::94. 116 110 335 37§~ J.61')80 145'1'1 1 '5'/t:-1 11:-656 16933 22993 664 -703 --~ ll,.93 500 556 432 514 5t:-B 19 ~50 'i.'otalo 26586 254-20 - ·'"'-2L!.879 - ~,J:... 15652 17898 20177 1~~90 l 42 1.7298 20136 25.842 ~ wr~ z:a. 287;,Q 15921 21!)4 231629 7566 257270 10056 4151 192105 702, 213337 1908 " ( Coc.1 u ocd under boilers, 53rl tono) ~ :::-, �11 'i' O r! - O I.T I DE Co ot Tonn~ e - nor ton .a "' J CU'lU.t" r y , 19 20 1.602 1.537 A ril 2~-8?9 1.584 :1.5r,52 1.818 30,~3 ~3, 1.708 20'!77 31075.99 1.580 , C fl('O 2609f..• 22 1.6,2 33319.97 31975.73 1.768 1.348 October 368G3.G4 1.G23 Eovc:ruber 41998.69 Jul y Cepte!.nber December - .I ( ,I l'/298 2n·12o 46926 .92, ...:t .·(82-- :i...665' 1..vc. 1 '1 l 9 213337 :t .483 �, r:1 ! 1! E '£O TT O ""7:tlil fl -1L<" JJJ__;t,A,ll, i.J 0 'i,'QP-:' ... 89 o·r~ co~},.. OP co.ll.J .. , nrm 'i'O.f'~ "'O·T') p ·,,1:: ";-o·1· ~ r.tJ,-U. f ,·'l .:. 9 .,. .t.: ,,# • ~. • • fl'>, ,J .l.. • •• , "t ,. •~ ,J,,.) , J~ ,._ _);, .1.: a. .i.. Ciu:..Til TD.i\R YEJ\R 1920 o f j.r nten .-.,-,ce <:":'r,•j :; ..l- • • -... __- -- -~ J~viunry, 1.920 :'ebr1.,~.ry . ____( :_:~~- ~ 0189 .166 u .Lithi.... :Jm.m lIAUlirW, o0'/7 oOGG . 800 .. 20 5' . 194 "'o..~~c11 .1n2 .0G2 f,·ori l --oy 0292 ¥0 \ "0ic;h . D:ra inoge ,,Gr;, .863 866 . 258 .237 08 5.t,. . 263 . 10{} .Uq (',- 0256 .18.!:, .CG ? 0<1 0 0 Ch / .,868 .. 213 .oz7 .odo o9o, f'G~t eraber Octol.)er :··over,,1ber .244 .239 .103 .117 ~;<9Ce,ri'i;C:t' .r/9 .OHl June July Auguot .204. • 1n4 o .067 0222 .,,o 9,3 0 . <)t.1,.1 . 931 c~~ &o2..sU...U111 .u,evelOJ>J? 9 t• .053 . OL!,9 .053 0 0 59 • 090 .091 .. 087 .09r. f\ ~ O n( .,Ou,,; . 222 .057 .,058 0265 .067 .. 07, .280 . 285 .252 .249 0 ' .,o . 070 c06h .. 0 62 .062 .OL:-0 . 092 .064 .,04-5 .049. .048 !Jun o'i:i • ..'.£,,otal .098 1 .602 C ;-,.:::>- .096 .095 .112 ..116 .10 3 .135 .,095 .132 .118 .090 .08 2 1.537 1.584_ 1.818 1.708 I 1.5.80 1.652 1.408 1.848 J_~823 1.625 1.632 ...... C-...::) �I11H D TOUO -n·i;J.7! Ai'!:f:19:[, Je.YlUO.l""J • 1920 265 203 10 t..'18 :;2384.57 )?eb ru cz-iJ 28~- 301 12 59'/ 2305 .84 !1c.roh 256 329 32 (,l'/ 2186.34 .!\p1·i1 219 139 2~- 302 11;94.04 ,. ~y ....')5'"1.) 1nl:~ -.I 16 1591.74 Juno 219 14~- ,- ,,"" ,1-6, 375 1176 .62 J'uly 111 1 /6 8 195 620.45' 1\uguot 177 119 28 324 1'142.83 Sey,tonber 103 101 8 212 1120.80 October 15~ 6 320 91~ .27 •:ove~ber ·n? '-- .J 159 189 4 406 1207.58 December l 9 l 9 194 - 236 2.:1,49 23G•/ noom Totr-.l - - Coat 16 446 1340.13, 2192 176 4817 10095'.21 1576 593 45'56 1266,.8, �·-·-- -14 T O 1i O ll I 11 lJ GT/\TIT:illfi~ OF RDAT..1 1:X'i'ATT!! DRPAP.'l';TJ.!UT ( fflTE:mtl'l' ) RECEIPTS -- 793.36 ---- ,~,:dntcnonce D:i.fferenoe nee ci;:r'li u .Tc.nuory, 1920 0 510.14 Fobrucry r/?6 010 713.33 TTc.I"Oh 791 .05 ·106.97 A:r,:r!l '/3G.80 50.!!-~5, ~;c.w June 780.33 773. 67 C:Tuly '768 .90 fnct1.ot 77, .!'/J f.:el)te:.,bor ?'?6.70 October 7G3 .71 994.33 676.36 1730.71 1140.67 697.97 765.36 Uov~"":l.b e!' 770.n, 646 .20 December 2a,: .11 062 .06~ 9376 .64 9956.65' 580.01 422.74 3681-51 Reoeinto end ·ain- tenance : .::tnC:.lOC o·i:;hc::... Pror,orty, f o:· tho '!ol• ~, endar Your, : 919; 4108 • 1 �T O IT 0 "',.'A'"-... -., ,.i i.' o·- · co-... _,....c·· h ~ LI G!l'? I lTG J>LJ\li? RLCE1P'j!S AUD Dl ....La ........ -l.!. '..Wl\ Lu :~c c i.1.Y00 =-• ,,... , n :i.:~penoec ., . es :~·c·t .~.occ:ip· J t!.l'lUC.l'Y , 1920 2,u oul 238.62 l?ob~u, 1-y ,f!. ·'(i -;) ) ol)"'O 19a.19 :.!a rch 2u7o,3 21'1,..49 !'::.> ril 2'12. oOO 180.87 ~'-cy ,,.,., .0'~ 0 6 •:, ,_ 205.02 J'u nO 266 003 212.4'/ July 261. oG 189.84 / \us uot 261.7~. 211.86 , er,tomber ,_,;t'>'/ .)"'.\4 231.,1 October . r:0•7. 5t.. Hovembcr ,.r'/ c r" :J • 5,JO 256.40 2Co.67 1Jec auber ~21 -21 262 . 55, 3;~26.68 2GG2.~9 ,44.19 3076.92 2270.39 798.5'3 l 9 1 9 . �1 ~ 011 0 1111TB ::tocei12t0 I :a.intcmo.noe .> 197068 ,_, 0 135069 lt'ebi.."Ufl.T.\T 106039 12~•o00 :.to.~ch 1H5 a80 124000 A!il~ :11 ~.C)2 o00 13'.!..78 ::c.y 189 036 124.• 61 ~i"u~1e !.90 c08 133.72 Suly 1D9o9l 126.05_ !1U3Uot 'l.9? o33 130.1, Rop t ~r.11.J ei~ 193.67 139.00 October 192012 168.61 :To·t1embo:r 19/. 00 146.06 December ;i.:z8 ·22 140.26 228 17.71 1623.93 1,71.66 J anuary, 1920 l 9l 9 188,.71 Difference 663.78 31,.1...0, �17 ~ Oli O J\'5.di•i:iion cl • iel l Ll Z i.i TI _· U'~ho :r-:i.z cd E·:n en:~etl .. 95GC .oo ({]067.30 O 5G90 000 5939.70 3650 .oo 4126.04 0 6150 .oo 4604-.3'1 0 1000.00 99,.00 1815.00 1910.17 .oo 19,, .22 (•! 875,0 .oo 6210.811,. 0 39023.00 33808.88 2~-00 1 Incoraplete �---= 'i1 0lTO 11 I U B LU:SCEII,AlTEOUS STATElTiillT FOR CAL.lJrTDAR YEAR 1920. Toto.1 Tons P~oduced, ..... .. .. . ..........•.. 257,270 Deyo !Tine i.7orked, •••••••••••••••••••••• , ••• . 234-~Deys -:-orked by ·:-:ine?1s, ••••••••••••••• •••••• 20, 978 Beys ryo:rked by ull. O·<ihe:t."s, •••••••••• •••• • •• 26,921 Deys t~orlrcd by a ll :...M:9loyos, •••..••••.•••.• 47,899 ?ono pe:;." do.y for each "1ine1•, •••••••.• ••• • • , 12.20 Tono per dey for &11 Othero, ...... ........ . 9.,5 Tono nel." dey for all :•.:tuployco, , • •••. • ••.••• 5.37 ~, cas I>o !de!" Used, .....• C • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5,229 Tona of Coal pCl' l{ C~~ of P O't7der, • • • • • • • • • • • • 49 or Fa.to.1 Accidents, •••••••..••...••..... ,.•••• Hone iion ..1,atnl .1'.coidcnt □ , •••. ••• •••••••..• • • • • • • 17 Tous 7>0!' I'ata.1 Ace ident, •••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ono pe:r pion.-Fc:~cl Accideni , .•.•..•• • • • • • • • 15,133 1ui1.ount paid 'Jnollir13tor1 Industrial • '.!:nGU!'OYlO C D epo.i'tBCn'G t O t " ♦ O t t t t O t t t O t O t t e e O e r' Coot per £On,•·••··•••·• •··•• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 �T O !:i O li ! N E 0121.429.13 () 13,810 .,o P1.1rcho..oes, 1920 1~~92,§, 115',917,91 .J.,f:;,,237 -M. ioo,,.,_~42 ,j-2 Coot of l~e:rche21di se So1r1 21,186,73 __l.729.94 22,916.67 13,839.11 ◊ 9,077 ., 6 net Revenue n erohandise Daleo 19l9 : Groso :Exnen0e i nclv.dinc :Depre eiatiou, ,:.c • • 'Jiet Revenue (;B2,066.~4 10,35'8.46 6, 358.'16 �2n Ranch and Lease Jhnboro, Leaaee and ntlb-divieio~: R-2 L-X. Jtatt Kruger Part of k'"u¾ 20-1;-m 'fearly nental 0 120. Total Aoreo Agroa ,2,rc~ Aoroo Soar~ --.. 20.68 - 89 ~ 1.• 44 R•2 L-X. ,T1 A1 1{,enoog 1.7 1'.ar 18 Acree Acrea Aoreo Aoreo o~. LQM9d•Off Tinb1tt SWBmp River Acreo ,Mnm ~ --- - 7.14 10.4 J1tt"\bor c2,. Po.rt of above 260. 12o7 3o R•2 L-X, Jt, A!. D!\lcim.11 ?Q!"'G of o.cov~ 3o R•2 t-X, A9;_ o ~-ill co. Pnrl or o.bovo ll.2o S3!.nd!:X Persono, pc.oturo.go 0 &o. in p1u-t; of o.bovo 500. o5S 2000 126.07 158.23 20.~6 a.~o 62.as ~9. 59.71 33.83 33.62 8;.35 20. 22.1 12.18 123 'i' 1.29 R- ~ L-111, Paul Drzon IJZ¼ ! sg;}-NHt ~ N-S,-t~i~-0 Sec. 24-15-2'7 2. .5S R•3 L-1081 A. K. Clonono l~SP-} C: &-}-riuf of Seo .. • 19-1,5-lU 7.7 14.29 37 'l' 160. 280. Seo . 24-15-2i7 180. i80. 1.83 28.72 33.60 R-6 L-X, A, no_gqrd *St¾ Sec. 20-1,-1v 60. 800 92 T 1.79 7. 47 5.48 260. so. 6.75 45 'i' 41 .04 20.80 15.81 1.45 19;. 120. 35.19 12•.5~ ea. 31. 78 34. 33.22 12.78 112.6 28.43 40. 79.99 R-5 L-X1 John f!oca.n u~-sma-, n-5-sn-5. i:m¾-sret 320 T 1.11 5.7; 65.26 R•7 t.-109, ~ohn Roborteon B-t-$¼ Soo. 29 o.nd pnrt in sa}-sct Soc. 21-15-1t1 .9 6.75 R•8 L-108, De U'. Bioho,R o-!;-m~¼ Seo. 28 t! STTfSEi Boe .. 2l•l5•lrl 3l T 049 nnnfill11org. Ct,ook Yemn~ CS}• nJr, aorooo pu-li of sr:~...IID~ Soc. 28-ljolU V:tct,o Coal ~7inin n ::! in part of nbovo 20. o., 10. R•9 L-113, R. J. Uiglo_v, tm-.}-m3-.} Goe. 2A a s 9-$=SJ~ Rec . 2l•l.~•ltl R-10 t,-103 Lostor RU.tor ?e.rl. in $\"~€>\-:;~ Sae. 1.2 r-. I part in S%'-S!r.:t of 800. 11 .f:-d"}-1'lt"',¾ of 14-1.$-10 ll•ll 1'-10?, Ad~ T,i:ol~& t. 1-part of\, c nrt Part Of ::it,,-' ❖.ir..,o 'ID?an~-; pa.....-t of SE{- . _ o.~ P or -0 ~-sr:;:· soc. 11-15-1u ~ 1.2 t,-112 Sen Frinqg_ - 13, po.rt u-b-r:.;-?- of 'soo. .. ,, of c·~-'r-;..J st ~ •''mul pti..1"'fi Of $\;·,:,l,,, I J J. . . . . . . ,_ 12.:1;-1u Ritto,.t. R-13 Z,..n O, ~o~~rd _, . •• fil-ew;.~ r.~.~ 1:...'A tu::i ptU"'ti 1 n .. ..,, ·~ ,e. r· Sao. 12-1,;-1., . ,.J-;;- R-1.S L-X, I.Duis i!e~or; -= .u,1- of Sec. 30-1 5- - 155. ao. .. . ' 60 'i' 10.9-1 .25 2.88 210• 152.13 .63 33.25 24.18 80. 250. 306.35 74 T 1.11. 22.05 22.43 252. 94 6. 1.82 67.38 8.93 15.24 8.32 1.19 21.83 48.91 31.76 16. 30.83 43 'l' 1.44 310. 10 2.5 150• 102.s 60. 160. • 32 50. 480. 114 T 2.12 33.27 48.34 355. 67 360. 100. 160. 18.96 44'.18 ---- 968.74 665.82 141.46 37 T 35 'l' ' 112.8.; ~ 4 'l'h.os !Jl.ohnrd!.3-. R7l6 t,.102~15-lt/ ~ 1•.:t of &-:t Sec. Sec. 30-1,;-1E L-114, t•oren Davit•. ~eo .. "' • 24-15-lfl w- 1 L-l$, 8 1 o1 r.·o~lfreoh f. { - Sec. 24-15-1" & !.OE.s c2. Skoolnp Rt'i1Y&Y • 11 c! 12 2 .acre• in S.o. l5•1\! tor RR a/if a' ,o. 160. 20. 343.S 2790.66 1267 Troes •61°'/l 17.20 42.59 �• f II .:. .... .. '1 • �L - ANHUAL RITIPQfil. ''TASHINGTOl'J UNION CO.AL COJIPANY 1919 • �V J!old:h1ge • • 0 0 ··••000000000 General Conditions First Aid Labor · ••00•··•••000000 ,0•000000000000000000000 poc;,oooooooo o o o o o • o O O O • 0 o O • o o O • o • o poooooooooooooooooooooo 00000000 U~usual E:l'V'\ense ene~ala • !""' R 0 CeYn."' 1 •••••0 000000000000 ••00••••••00000 000000•0000 •o• • • o• • • • • • o• • • • • o• • o ·,ti O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 0 Uate~ Sunnly f7c.'i - - D • ooo•••o••••••o•o•• o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o • o • _ ,?,.ne o • • • • • o • o • • •• • • •• o o • St • • • • o • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • o • • • • • or r.:r:1.11 eo 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 ••o••············• • o•• Ssu • - D O O • • • • o o o • o o o .o o o o o o o o o o o O O O O O O O O 0 ReeomGendat . ions p o o o o o o o o o o o o o o • • • • • • • o o o o o ene~al Conditions, ••••••·••o 12 P i :rsi Ai d 0 o o o •• o o • • • • • • • • • • • • Lobor0 o•••••••••••••••••••••• Campo O O O. 0 0 Cl O O O. 0 0 0 0 •• 0 0 0 • • • 12 12 13 0 Hi ne 0 o•••••o••• • ••••••••••·•• Store, oo••······•·• · ·••o•o••· 13 13 Statement of Tonnsge Shipped, ••••••••••••• Distribution of Coal Shipments, ••••••••••• Statement of cost of Coal., •••••••••••••••• Deteila of Co st of Coal, •••••••••••••••••• Btetement of Yardage Driven, •••••••••••••• Stetemant of Real Estate Dept., ••••••••••• Statea ent of Commercial Light Planto •·•••· Ste.teliient of \'Ja.te:r Plant, •• o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Construction Expenditures, •• • •••• • •••••••• t!Iiecelle.neoue Statement,~•··•··•····••·••• Ste.teraent of Store OperatiOUB,o••••••••••• Details of Leased Lands, •••••• 000 0 0 • • ••••• 1 2 ..,2 g 6 7 i 10 10 12 �1 \'JASHUJGTOl'i mnon COAL COY.'iPJ~YY Tone. neehington January r:i:hirtieth YJineteen 1't1enty ~eshington Union Coal co. P~ r iland, Oregon o Heve the honor to report on ihe pToperties of the \1e.shington Union Conl Company for 1919, as follot1e: EOLD!!rGS: Acreage ( original purchase) Pumping Site 6,941.2 2.8 6.9~. Lees 0 - \7RR&H Right-of-tlo.y 35.4 6,908.6 Sub-divided es follou s: n inere.l rights only Timber reserved Coal end Timber pumping site 6,908.6 Sub-division of c oal and Timber holdings mentioned above, are as f ollo~s: r �2 Tillable Semi-oleo.red Logged off Timbered Orchard Swamp Lands Pum'!)ing Site 3, 388.13 Included under the head of oubdiviaion of oo el and tiober holdings ere several leases of land for egricultural and industrial ~urposes , whi ch are detailed on another ~age of thi s re~ort. As u ill be noted, ihere hae been no change in the acreage . Am oeeting our ranch Lessee hali-ue.y on the rebuilding of fences, the roofing of houses and barns. ~·1i"t~h the return of normal conditions ue should arrange uith those t1ho are desirable tenants three and five-year leases, uhich uill then permit work to be done of an improvement nature that they uon't do under a lease running froo year to year. GEtlERAL COl iDITIOliS : The rectuirements of the 0-1.,RR&H I.ines being less than a year ago, our tonnage was correspondingly less. our tenements ~ere filled st all tines, and the appli• cants for work more nwaerous tho.n Jobs. by sw mills, coal mines and the The high t1ages Paid ficult to secure oine timbers . smaller industry made i t dif ""' timber near ':ono and out and houl• ~e were driven to buyi •"O edit to the mine to maintain our aunplyo FIRST AID: r,e have more t han forty certified men in Carjp, �t genty percent oa~~om h have lost all interest i n it. As they are ncattA~ed th rough ~th ·- e mine, r:1 fl·'" • ,., °' - s·c e i d 1nm' • ""v r x a.r fv-om ·-·h:) " :i.s . \J ere t h e eccident 0• ccu:ra ~ !c'\ ... • t • .l:!.iech Bn.i. •.., l c. x ii-s aid box \·f!i.th ..,_y 10.s :z-ecmired su·'>plie 8 , so all in:iur·• o e, I ge t fh.~st ,., • d t =1 reatment before th0 man is 1n:ough:t~~Go ""'"'"' ·che n"'=e su:rface o 'i)"i · \le took tTTo teemo 1io t he State '7ide L'iel d dny ~.-~ D-ack . Di ru:i?.ond and took third prize in a field of ten. M9l·1 ""' - ev··i.ng ~ • oti•:1.l;:e nould c oJ;ie , e s it did, the Operators or t:hc sto.te d id not feel lik e hnvil'1g a I-'ield Day; but ihe Bu~eau o ✓., ~ ~nes had set the nation ·::ide :?ield ::Jay and - • ,; ~7ashington had ~ State Day ra~~h er tha.-ri arrpeer h1di fferent to first aid '!ro:rk . Assis t t,11 em;;,loyae interested i n the t:rox>lc in every r:1ay -i,ossible. LABOR: Ou x> men uere ready and tiilling to luy dorm their iools on Hover.1ber 1 st, 1919 , and anst1ered -the strike order 1005& . The conservatives ~,ho fel-t the d m;mnde of the n i n01"si !radical, h ad ceased to onr>ose t hem, fo-z: ·the leaders h ad promised to secure every demand ~~de o ny f~eezing and starving the p ublic , tying un a ll t:rcns•nortotion lineu and deman ding n2tiona liznt ion of oll co n.1 n ines. 'I'he p ublic ,:,ould not freeze o r starve, the lJovermient \1ould not permit the moveraent of trains ~GO be i1.1toxf'erred ,--;ith, t he Operators ,7ould not stD-nd fol' YlU'G:io nn.lizn.tion of their mines , 80 they would ..-rin t he otri ke in n aho rt time nhl, get uhot they r,anted. M element thc..t \.'OS not g i v en much �4 publicity w~s 1 '"'"".d l !-u <!'Id ma.d e such- Conceseion s to t he cocnl - miner thn.t C:-.,.,0 l,,. coal nrices there ~ere ~bnormally hiGh. 7o ~e~nit thei? brothe~s overseas~"i.,o continue to escu""e ~ mll of t he b enefit s from t h eir settlement ' l\rtHa~..ican coals must coot so Much on boa~d cars at n ine~~ thnt ~Tices for bunker nnd ex-po~t c oe1 s u ould be so high that 1\r.lel'":!.c:n~:n co als o ould not r:1~~e rur.11ious com•_ ,•J..,..+.1 ~ v · t_-; o ·.' 1 .,,. ~or .-? iOreien conls o ~he ~odeTel C-x:>vernnent p~onounced the demand of the r::inel" u n l n-.:1fu'J. and uni~casonable, but t·r:o brenches of it i7ere busy n i gh~, nnd day ·i;rying to nlacc:(;e the United "':ine ·7orkeTe by g iving tham enough to g et the mines star·~- ed m1d not h~vin~ to a~ply the penalties their acts uere punishable by, u nder the l aus of this country. crhe Secretary o f Labor atteDpted to have the Opera.tore offer the miner a 31% increase in u~es , 7-hou:r. dey bank to ba..vtk and half Holiday Saturd8..ye. In effect this \70Uld be a 6-hour uol'"king day and a ,'-day neeJ.r o '.l~e O~e;rators re- fu eed to make the offe~ to the 111iners, nnd the miners declared it t7S..S not ea.tisf1?.c tory if offered to the}u. The Attorney General of the Ylni ted Ste.tee, after putting the fear of j ail sentences a.nd f i nes i nto the hearts of the ?~ine f!orker leaders, r11nde fl~ oe~.;tlement vd t h them. no representative of thG coal o,e:r~tors or of the . ti r.- uel Administre. ..,are ..,..resent on " ~ made y,ublie until the r~ i ne their joint cor~aittee. m1d tho terms uerc not 1 • 1._1orlwro cot1l J n:re£Jont thcPl to �5 Un~on coBl stoodin~ on sid <> e tx-a.cks, Iion.. Union i~1ine:rs duc ing moTe ooel ~11 - ever befo!'e pe:r :moo ... ~an p~o- employed; ,-;yom.ing Ut ah and K an se.e et :rin r.u•nes ru1d coi- O"r ...:i - 2 -uo avid Uet:· n exico ' all uor king , uas • . h av1ng a dishea.I"tening effect O""' ., th e membereh:ln o :?he ~,-ec ~ ~ z>ecary of La.bor' s ee.telites ee.':J' t1ha~i; mi ght de• velo~ unl0ss the GOVeTi'traent to ok otl1e"',. ~'-'•-"-'l"'".'.' c.:." t heir stand at _,...., "c.hnt til-:1e, \7h:!.ch 17e believed .-. ... 6 ~.GO vindice:ce the i:1aj esty of the l a't7 o Through t he Dene.rtme:at of Labor e. meeting be .. t neen the lea.dey,s of the U.t: o'.'! .of Ao and Attyo Gen . Palmer n ae brought about and the 11 Pa.lmeT. Agreement 11 reached. This egreement i')rovided a Commission of t h1~ee raen, ay>!.)oi nted by the :President , t o s i t in \'!aehington and investigc.te the earnings of the mi ne TTOrkers , the locol condi tions governing them and the liv i ng ex1>ensea ~chey t1ere subject ed to. Fox- the Operator , costs of production, selli;1g ">rices, profits from coal sales and revenue f l°0"'1 other s our c es et the c oe.1 mines, end t'Ji t h thi s info:rm~tion make ~ uage f or the mi ne TTor ker and s elli ng price fo? the coal. ~'e era confi dent fror:1 the uttm."0.nces of :.:ine \'forker officia l s that Atty . Ge nl. 1?t::i.1W.er 1Jrou::toctl t l1cn rnore t h2n the fo r egoing , a nd k nOt"l t hey e::cnect t,,iu coni<1.ieoion to multe ret r oa ctive to date o f resur11ptio:rA oi • ·or1< ~l1y i nc reaoes t hey g i ve t hem. Al eo when t he Co c,liao:ion hove ~ reed uy,on �t h eix f inei ng s, the miner e:».'l)eo 'C~ B to ·take al l the Commi a.,. s ion has g i ven him, come to t he Opereiol" and demand a con- trac t u~on t he ba~1·s o~.L. t ~v h ~ oi : - n d i ngo of the Comr..4i ssi on '\?ere t hey to a.oc e-pt t h e f:l.ndi· rig A --:> t,,_ - 0 i. ue cO"lt'li ssi 01-1, even 0 - 0 i f gr eatl y t o t hei r edv~G.n ta~e ~~ 0 ~ ~ ~ • ? r·e c ea~ en t· 0£n ~ho e cc e~ t Q s.nc e of c on:p ul no1·y a rb itra tion t;ou l d bG est abl ished ood t hi s t h e miner \'"Jill fig ht o :t!eve:-? arbitrate anyt h i nC-; ui'ltil 11 you k no\': y ou have g o:t ten all possi bl e f r orr1 the Oper~toT; \;That you. get aft er a rbitration is vel vet 1i i o the cx eed of 4 ':i:he !1i :ne ,.:oz>1rnrs feel s o sure t hat t h i s Gom.rai a sion has unlir:.1 i ted 1)0 \'Je r i 11 the c oa l controversy O t hat they n ill put u p to i t ·the {'\Uestion o f mr-.Jcing o.. closed shon in ~'-0-.al min- U1JUSU~, illCT'li'liSTI : T1'ack SE.lee 0881.77. Rene,,1ed all ec e,le timber s und decki ng on f?ont tTeck scales; put concrete piers under al l beeringe wh er e t i mbers hnd f ormerly been used. Both set a of tra c k s e e.l e e h e,ve been overhauled non~ concrete p ier s and s teel r e ils being u s ed. 0 i:t"J h o1)0S they will t1eigh -tne""' . ection by t he Qtat e -:ei gbmaster-·. correctly and ~as 9 ~ r RE!lE',J.ALS : Six 1'1 i n e ::ules, f;lLl.-13 oOO 190 P it Car ·:,' heels ~)809 ot!-0 ... ,,,,,.,_1 ,'li t cc.r i n e i ght years. i[Je h ave not ha.d "" u v Have rebuilt the old ones f r oi.1 ~1etive 1m,iber ruid rener,ed extensive t h e i:ro r1·i11g e the i.7ill g et themJ for the l!1ore �------.... ___ - 7 mor~ car s required . CM'fP : ~ e p t Cm.1P £L 1 1 eys and s t reet s c l e1:-n; have he.Q "'o • ,;i 91)1- emic s amonn ch o <-> -l' ld 1en or e.dui.!. ,. -~ s . Zt reet s und s i dm1al ks Tet1ui z-e oonst ont o.it entio•-.... t o l'.ee:9 thcr;1 Y>assr.:rb1 e ~ d <=> - 0 Our c in- er r oads Dill not hol d up uncle:'!." t h e Cam_n t r,..,_.,. __r,; c 'Ghr • ough c.; ... the z;inte:- 0 11,.:i- are n nu~on~_c .._ ' '"'""~ e ~~ Jc ,. J ,;110 9 1 ""''tel • .u, ...., 6 :t' i:.rnen ct r y . u e 0 J should 'bon:rd \70.l!-: our s ide· :al k s and g ra.vel om~• st reet O • n o tice tho nen .:? ede:ra l 'l'T>"de bl·a.n lrn h o.vc a 1>l a c 0 to - .,,. nEx:pcnsc o,:n I.~i l"H:i rn Dne l liru,.<' -o .' . u ,~,,.,_ c an put iJ '-- $ 0 iJ8 Ol:l 0 our 1:1inet"f:l d\"1c l1ing o bv cor.:d·. .:, ~ i ving ~ t 1B~e"•" fl ::c1 la, v 0.1. pi1.irri. • Some hnve h ad no 'PD-:!.11_ • ~" ;-1;01· n ?H9a~•1y t r,ol ve years . ~nc~e~se d cos t of i? oodstuffs nece □ ~ i atated ru1 The ~ i ncre ~se in t he ~r ice of boa r d , driving ~any of ou~ single men t o b a tch ing o r boarding i n p rivat e f~nilies . This left t he hotel u ith but very feu boerde?s . I n I?eb rua ry Tenement lTo. 33 uas destroyed by fire. :~an of t he h ouse built fire i11 t he k i tchen s tov e and r1ent b a ck to bed ; TThen h i s t:7ife went to 'Gh ea k i t ch en h a lf an hour l a ter the ,;.-ells per e blazing . By t?:le tirje they g ot the childr en and a f eu article s out every door i n the house was o~en P-nd f ire i n every r oom. rl ATET:1 SUPPLY : Good e s any in t h e s tate as to ctuelity. t!o trouble u i t h l)UHl'P or piy,e line s , l>U t 1wve b.o.d to ~mi t many hours for wello to refill, v7;11oh 1 :.nnnt y,ou or nlont oneratt mi ght have been i dl e . Sl'1ou1d lrn.v e another large 1 \"7el1. Unles o River is no ~c.aal or h i .~l10r , \1ells r efill so ine , ,hen �slovrly the !JUnrpor ,•m i ts 1'iours eveTy night on ITIII'.~: 1Ut ion; them • Ai l'"\'Jtl.ys, Iienno:ys mid !Iaul~e Hoecl.s • ~ PUfil~s , n i ~elinoo 2nd di t ches () • F O i n g ood con ... R 00'!':1 S \'70 7."king i n the solid -; n fine ~ 1 e.nape ::mc1 t1ell .t l.lll • b e1~ed . P t!llinc; pill ars , \"!hioh t7e are doin.v ~, -'i n four entries , progx>essi ng se.tiafacto z,y and ir1aki n,,· ..., g oo d rccove:ry . '.lJUx•i ne the year ne pulled t h e ~illars i n c.nd Gtou.~ed of?"' t;h e 2nd nnd 4th Eorth .I-' Ent"i ,, ... ...- o . 1 n orth S1o-pe an d 4"Gh Sou:th o_·?❖' . - e e orx ... t.·1!:!\ ~ -~•. ;,, <> Olope. Zn 3i"d Sout h off 3rd Gouth p lane, :pulled t h e ·oillars ruid closed Toom necks o Lat e in Se'()tembe !' smell f xom f i re i n oo:ves t7here the r.iillars had been nulled in :s'i rm ' s l;ntey u na notic<ad. seemed t o be i n t h e fece of 14 ~oom, but could not be definitely located account all ~illars out and nlaces c aved, some c ~ves g oing to the surface, Eton~i ngs ~e~e nut in uhere neceese..ry to k een the srriell fron t he u oi~king pl a ces ~nd air off the f ire. At 'the time t h is is n :ritten there i s 110 danger to t h e mine from the f ire o It seer:1s noi7 u e c en Jmook the stonn ings out nnd get the fer; -oilla:s.i>s we h2-d to leeve inside t he ut o·nnine;s ~hen n e tJaflt to. r7e ere J>Ut1'!)ing \'le.tar through drill holes e.nd surface cRvcs onto hot oav<rn in faces of 12, 1 3 and 14 rooms, and fire smell at Gto1>ningo gro~ a ~eclter eve1-y d ay. 1 re,,ort of last yc~r called nttention to In my :mnua- th e f ault • -rre he.d encountered on tl!O 3rd _;o.ot ,:ntey off l!o. .. of ,..ettiY?l:' to rmd over the f ault hope 2 !Yorth Slope and "' l:J ~~~ found t h e thro~ to be into the coal. \7e h ave done it .-.u•<-1 �9 32 feet up. There i e ~pproximately half a million tons of coal between thio fault and the east and eouth outc:rops . The cheane st oey t o get it to the ro~e uill depend on uhe.t disturbances of the see1i1 the ent-riea h e ow. Ve eXi,)eo t ·to find some faults i n this bench and hope for mne.11 ones. Also mentioned e pair of entri es ue ~ere drivin~ nan~ the bound ary pillars · "" ...,._ in Fi. rm• a entry • Th 1 ese entries ~re nou nearly t o the 32 ft . fault that cut off Hos. l e.nd 2 Sout h off -r~.lin Slo?le ~ and u1• ,__, enable us to get all the coal to the ueet ou~orop >on a dotmhill h~ul t o the Slope and X"OJ)e o To lessen dru1ger from spontaneous combustion in entries uhere pi llars have been pulled, we are putting i n • .1~ a.a o on ditio t:s perm1t. hav~ nou concrete atop~>J_i~gs e.s b~st concrete stoppings outside of block sto~pings on 3rd and 4th South Entries off llain Slope; on 5th Gouth Plane; at 15 room on Firm's Entry and let East off 2nd liorth Slope . He.ve uater ditch from Ho. 3 I-1orth off !To. l Slope through Mo. l south off ?To. 1 nlope, ao that \7ater from Nos. l, 2 and 3 Entries North off 110. l Slope goes to big sump off uo. 2 slope. The completion of this ditch permits our smell purap on uo. 1 slope to easily handle this water from the other entries. In December, 1918, we ~umped 7,631,140 gals. of water and in 1919, ,,193,895 gals. ~e 9ine oade much leas water in 191~ account less rain, but believe our concrete stopp• 1ngs also instrumental in reducins quantity of mine water by holding it back of the etopp1ngn, backing it u~ along �.10 ihe entriee, oe.ueinA" cddit··:£.One1 caving .. 1•his in time re• o oul ting ·1n. the seal --1 flM o 0 ,r ~ cavesp for ~e have surface cave holes filled with uater all last elli:mler .. STORIB: This year has been the ~orat in the history of the atoi~e for several rea""O,,,"'. ulh:i.le ~ u~ , there ues no voiced object ion to our 1::1ethods and pl'"ioee, the 0011tinued advance in PTiees of neceseitios made our men ~eadily believe that the s~t,·o·~e 'l:,'='-0 ~b~ ,., ~o~ ~ • .1.Y.Ltflg money. - Q The Co~On erative Stor e ides. was attract,ive for they ue~e to buy their supplies as near actual cosi ~s operating expenses ~e :F.:litted a~d get interest on thciT etook in• vestnento The Co-OpeTative Store opened backed by the Labor Council of Centralia., Tono end Eendota Ilineso 'l'ono men got strot1g repreee.n -ta.tion on the :Board of Dlreotors and the Secratrary-'l'reasurership. Their truolc makes Tono regularly loaded ni th groceries, elways taki11g orders :for the next tri-p. In addition to this co~petition, the merchants of Cent_rnlia got together end gua.ran~Geed the price of a special train on Saturday evening from Tono to Centralia and return. Uith truck and train compet ition, seles of auoh merchandise " p't'ofi t rms curtailed. In fnot as perrai ts o f 1-:1ore than 20,; ue were used as a oonvenienoe by the Dajority of our men. The six ~eeks strike was e fsoto~. ~o~ only neoesaitiea were purchased. SN,7 MIJ..,L: Hope this is the last time 'i'OUO SO.':' ; ..ill will be �11 reported 0 11, for o.t this date the oill hes been sold and the money paid in. , 7e received f345'00 oOO :for the l!lill end 01000000 for the lumber on hend, leas s one 6000 ft. held out for mine use . �12 RECQ\'li}ffil1DA'.i1IOnn : HOLDI NGO : That t1e d eoide by J une longest per io d u e t1ill . k ' 1920 , es t o the uru e our r h l essees e.nc lessee, and l et such as ue uant to ret an i k nou i t so they ca~ do ~ tha~ should be done and th nork ey be benefi tted as ue11 • - as the Conpany, if 'they oan he.ve l eeoe e -Zor three years from Jeny. 1 8 t o 19210 iabor troubles 'pros~eotive and r eel , caused me to forget the ranch leose extensions to t hree years f rom 1920. Continue to a s sio·G • • -Lesa~ee b y f u rni shing t h e nmterial uhere they v ill do the u ork, t o ke ep up far.?l buildings and f enoes . G:ctJERAL CO!ID!'l'IOJ!S : The.t ue cont i nue along the present l i n e 0 of giving t he Railr oad company the ooe.l they requir e; g o n..~ead u ith our plans to g et t he knouledge neoessaey i'r on d ev elop::nent u ork to make 'Jono ~Tine the safest , the lou e et produc tion oost end the greate s t tonnage eingleohift oine on the coas t. FIRS? AID: As i t is huooni tarian in princi ple, cheep in practice and the hobby of our politicians , bel i eve ue should e10ntinue t o enooureGa our n en t o take trai n• 1ng and assi st the teSI:1s in eve ry ~ay to keep them interest ed. LABOR: 'i'hat we assist the Cool Operators of this Stat~ and of the United states ~1th our money and efforts t o s ecure al l data p oss i ble to ~raaont to t h e Bi t uminous Coal Commi ssioners i n an ef fort to ~~e~cnt any fur ther wage increase to ;.'1ne workers or ohe.ncea i l'l oondi t iono that add to our p roduct i on oos t11. ,1e were !)eyi n.3 f r0 111 89¢ to ri2 . per �.13 day more foz- the eaP.ie ~ . 01 ass ox0 l eoor than in "-h • u e east and eou'Gh11 The present 14.:, 1 ~c~eaee uidens the ol d differentialo Our men el'"e l'lO'w -pa.id enough but are not satisfied because io they were promised 311,~ b y i.>6Cl"e~cary "" of Le.boT \7ilsono Dro Gar?ield 0 s resignation remov0d the only Feder al official opposing e g1'"eete:r inc:-cee.se than ,-"'"P Art , ""O ., i· ~-1.:, i· a • up t·o -.:;he Opereto:re to se cure and preserr,. such :figures of miners' ea:i:-nings 0 living e:1cpenses ( and c11· "'""❖he r.n, ro"''e v " figures of the Secx>eta ey of L abo:r on inol"e'"'e""d = "' c"'s~r. v o~" living to the v ~ ine TTorke~G) as to make the coal Commissioners hesitate ·,o direct o:r even r0commend an inc~eased tJ2.ge for ?.~ine r?CF:rkera and pass to 'i;he publio the privilege of paying for it by inc~eaeing the selling price ot coe.1.o CAID?: That v1e improv e streets, alleyra and sidewalks by p lanking or gravel; paint our tener,1ents end fences, and continue to offer prizes for best kept yardso ~I l'TE : Keep on with our development work and get to outcrop s s o ue can plan a heulege systemo 'i'hi s is necessary account so many faults, synclines ru-id besina -that our uork • h as already -proven. Install our fan 0 hoi·st e.-nd boiler as quickly as eondi tione permit; also get a mach ine shop at the plant, and more pit oars. STORE:Never by u ord or action let our e;~ployes see tha.t \78 fear the co-Ot>erative store. Go ahead and do all the busi• ~ble p~ioco on s taple articles 1 reason ~ i tan ness we can; man e we aze in the business to at all times; let th e men Se vthi"",. i t con bo had at the Company stay and if they want anJ •4<., Store. Vlhen the c o-Operative LJtore f ila to pay dividends e �.i4 e.nd they have had thei za 1:ieronntile experience, they t1ill have no grounde f o ,: such ooraplaints e.s: " '.i.'he Company rob us because we \'78?'8 atockholde!"s in the Co 0pe!"ativo Store, 11 0 ~hen they g ive us t heir business o Youro �15 M J. ST A'i'h'":G..'HT Q ~~ 0 .1., ,.,. uI?fE o:~ 'i'OITIJAG...! :J!!1PP:JD DU?.r:G T!ID CAI """:i'iDAR l 9 l 9. _hum-n Hine Run 'i1o'Galo 1960 21974 23934 :'Ob!'u ary 1384 22344 23728 i::c:roh 1122 20769 21891 April 300 15'981 16281 t:oy 117 1,639 1,7,6 June 204 17703 17907 July 614 16104 16718 A~uet 1180 20456 21636 900 16199 17099 249~9 262,7 327 327 977 10826 11803 100,6 203281 213337 J ~VJ'latlry, Septe□ber Octobe&> 1919 1298 l7oveaber December ' �T O 1T 0 11 1 li J.! DI f-l'i'RIBU:rIOrJ OL, COfu'.., SHI¥!'!E!~'f8 FOH 1?1i:I; C/iJ11ff0I~i1 YT~t\F. Corn.merci al ~Ul'f\.l'l J anu a ry, 1919 I?ebrul;).ry !'.!arch A,::,ril Uoy J'une Ju:ty Aup:uct "o·ota,-;iber Octo·ber 1960 rune 'i1un --.a11 1031 Locr.:.l & ).nt D i,.,Q.,~A ::2nd Di e t. Co. use 15080 5112 6146 627 985 14586 300 117 444 11268 145 336 11943 13461 54 115'67 15912 11387 204 614 1180 900 1298 '567 3, 144 263 5478 3791 1406<) _-51TL 14,7_ 90~ 100 56 4151 14'(637 751 655 ~-7B 439 2921 3667 L!,30 39Ao ·529 4072 411 'rO't@;la_ I 1,756 179oi 1671 21636 17099 89_,1 11~ Q.1 4.!!-468 702, 213337 . I 23934 23~28 21 391 16281 -578 1037 327 763, 4090 4320 19339 ::)VCm.b er :Oece'"lb er 9 l 9. 0- ~ o R. TI . ~ IT . Co. 1384 1122 1 26257 27 ( Coal used under boilera, 5377 tons) ;....!. ,_ ""'" �17 STAT~TiRN'T OF CO ST o 11 -:i CO/IJ.,, PI{tl '?OUG t30IJ), ~ER L'O~ 89 0 FOR THE CAIJ.~U>A'R Yl~AR l 9 1 9 o Co st Tonnpi"l,e Amount 23934 033628.,9 Vebrue.:r-y 23728 33625 . 33 1.412 Llnrch 21891 31458 .87 1.~·3? L\')01"i1 16261 24-974.27 1.534 lioy 157,6 23,18 .7, l oL!-93 June 17907 2,786.92 1.440 July 16718 24660.07 1.47, August 21636 30003.85' 1.386 Sel)tember 17099 26748.75' 1.,,3 October 26257 34746.5'3 1.313 november 327 5'85'7 .72 17.914 December 11803, 21428.86 1.813, 213337 316438 .5'1 1.483 Av g. Januaey 1 1919 n,ex- ion • l .t.>10 �?O UO H1H11 i i r ; D.G1l1AIY,S OF CODT OP COf.L, PI·;R 1i10iif, }:;o:r_.,n, Pl!i:1 li10ff,., 89, POH THE I CJ1.IJ7ii.D)Jf~ YT,/\11 l 919 I~ !1 Air, H r,.int.en:ince Ja..11.uo ry, 1919 1i'ebruo.ry '.Cr rch .162 .192 A1>ril .202 "CTey J\me ~>'u ly lmr;unt. " e-ote•-1ber October Uovember. !'.>ec ember .193 .153 .169 .151 .lj2 .179 .120 2.345 .228 Drainag e fr. J ,i gh t Hiniry~ .086 .061 .069 .086 .755 .101 .?4A .101 .090 .102 .7,0 .708 .796 .078 .076 3.3~0 .114 .766 .1oi .76 .718 • 71!>0 .666 .888 :Jei~ll lJ nnuling, I •O[)d;_rm .189 -1~7 .l 1 .049 . 2r,3 . 202 .180 . 200 .177 . 217 .177 3 .672 .266 .04 5. .0415 . .05~ O ~~ / ./ l:!_cvolo-pm't .076 .095 .072 .102 .122 .053 .054 .0,1;.9 .101 .109 .080 .056 .077 .048 .542 .066 .072 .080 Gup •~t - 1'ota l .082 1.410 1.412 .087 .10~ .11 .115 .121 .110 .090 .126 .08 0 l .4J7 1.534 1.493 1.440 1.475. 1.380 1.553 1.313 7.359 17.914 .171 1.813 ~ 00 �· .19 't' - 0 •.1.-1 0 fl d 1.UE 1 9 1 9~ Entry,.. .Airng.y Janu ncy 290 71 Pebz,ua.ey 348 L~l"ch ROOl'il 'l'ot al Coot -=-..a=- .......,.,, -=- :::e:z::, 419 011~2 .73 228 58 ,7 53.1 1477 .00 216 204 40 460 1276 022 ApY-il 1'78 156 41 355' 993 c00 - e:Jl ,- 26, 16 ~18 1.204-.64 June 29~ 137 2,3 26 ,73 1634,.78 July 157 186 36 379 1\ugust 1~8 126 79 363 1038.73 997.98 SeY;1tenbexi 183 143 76 t),02 1022.85' Octobex- 228 74 164 466 1296.,8 '70 11A --= 1576 --.-.-.,-=:;:::, 11ovembe:r Decemhe~ 2387 ~61.34 188 ----- 4556 1266, .8, 593 �C 20 AUD UJ\Il~E:!J\:UCJ! 3XPEi1fm li'OT-t 'i'IT!J CAUIDAH YEA'R Recei-v>ta Janu2ry, 1919 i; \. 783.66 t• ._1 1084.57 789.72 1552.74 :2&.rch 782 .56 963.84 Ap ril 780.0, 662.10 I.:ay 764.77 1202!'02 June 756.63 810.77 July 754.56 718!'94 August 758.00 787 .38 Sent ember 768.30 October 769.34 665.15 560 .10 lYovember 7'57-7'5 87.28 December Z22-24 301. 3,o 9218.28 9398.19 Receipts e.nd tlaintenanoe Expense the Calendar Year, l9l9: 3811.21 9. naintenance Differenc0 11'ebruo.ey . 1 9 l 179.91 of Other Pro~erty, for �21 . T O ti O ll I N E S'f J\TE!dE:NT OF co:1trr~RC I AL LI GI!ti r!G PLAffi' Pll5CEI PTB film L:i{PE1~8BS :rOR THE CAI.l~"TDAR Yi~ATT l 9 l 9o Recei'l)ts Exnenae s J'onue.ry, 1919 246 o',7 203057 Peb:ruary 25,.6, 253032 ile:rch 2:56 .92 194.98 troril 261.,2 168 024 liny 2,9 .28 167.10 June 2,7 . 27 16,015' c!Uly 2,a.,1 168.88 Augirnt 258 .67 183087 Se't)t embezr 2,9.86 193 .89 October 2,6.,, 22,.33 novembe:r 25''-'~ .oo 153°45' December 222.12 200.61 3076.92 2278.39 ITet Rec fil,Jlt ~ 798 . 5'3 I �22 J o.rn.11.., _ey , 1919 TO UO ll X UB Reoeit)ts Haintennnc0 Dif?croncc . 128.60 {\ (\ vi 119 016 i.i'e b ru :::r,J 131052 122.72 lim:-cih 132 . 91 154 .12 Apri l 135 . 00 160.16 liay 133 .62 110 a,'O June 125.60 130.33 July 181.35' 133090 Auguot 182084 104 . 00 Se~tembe~ 1 83 043 1,2.08 Octobei" 184.5'2 171 . 84 !JovembeT 184.00 104 027 D0eembez- 182.32 108 .5,8 188,.71 1,71.66 31'1,.0~ �23 P o·1d~1· Houee JBn:rI'icede 211 . 40 Addition to wateri al 107 °17~ House t) 24250 ,7 �li l 1! 13 Tl! SCELL1\!:rnous 8'i' A'l'ETT JJ1' YO!~ 1• 1JIE CAI illfD~H Y-.SAi1 OF l 9 1 9 Tot el Ton s Produced oooo•••o•• •o o••••••• Dcys t1ine ,··o :rked o o o .•.. o •••••..•••••.. o Daya ...' o :rk eu by ::ii n ers .. . o •••..• o . . .. • , o Days ·::-o:rked 1')y A11 Othe~s o. o • •••••• •• •• Day s ·:0rl<ed b~· J\1 1 !ilitrployes •••.••.••• •. Tons ~er d~y f o!' e nch !li ner. o •• • ••••••• ~OnG ner doy fo r ell Others o••••••••••• ? ons per day for all Eraployes ......... . Eegs of Ponder u sed .o oo• • ••·• • ••• ••• ••• Tons of Coal uer ¥ eg of Iwder •.•.....•. ~4'\atel i~ccid e:'1 ts o o o • • o . o o • • • • • • • • • • • • • o . • Non-Fat~l Aocident0 ••. . .....•....•••••• Tons ner Fatel Accident .•..•••••••••••• Tone ~er Tion-Fatel Accident ••••••••••• • 11.llount paid YJa shi~ ton Industrial lnsu!'ance Com.."ilission •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 Co s t per ton •.•............•••••••• ••• • . ...... 14 {}10 . 330 .68 0 • .048 -~1 Jdes v"o:r:- 1918 •) (O Includes adjustments and penc. • - �25 :.1 X n E 1 9 ! 9 '..i: nvonto:cy Doc eJbor· 31 , 1919 : Cos'i.: of !':orehn.r.diee Go1tl : ,J?§ .;10 :\ 60 0 150164.94 16,717022 J0,1.3.58 .46 f.Icrch2.ndioe Sn.loo, 1<n8: Ch"Ooo .I:x\1errne 0 includ ine l)0'rl!'CCit:..tio:n, &C'!.: Hot '11everme: �BanOh and Ltue Itumbero, . Lessee and Sub-div1.!ion: Yearly - Total .Aarea O120. 20.68 Reniai R-2 r,..x, t:att I ~ r Part of m~ 20--1\i Acres Orohard Acree Acres Semi- Cleared Cleared 1.7 10.4 ,AOres J'!t.S,!d-ofJ Acree Timber Aoreo SWamp 89T 1.44 R•2 L-X, J1 A 1 Venooo Aoreo .Acreo ~ RR R/'a 7.14 Lumber Co • , po.rt ot abOV-3 3o 2o R•2 t,..X, H. A. Daldt11u, part ot e\>ovo sundry Perao1'2, paotur~e 1u cibove 22.1 200. l,58.23 160. 200. 100. 200. 60 .. Bo. 260. oo. 19;. 120. a, L-X,~hn J.;aean, ut-SF>t,sri-5, 1m-J-s:Jt Sec. 24-1$•2\7 a-6 r..x, A. Regard, ss-&r} soc. 20-lS•l\7 R•7 L-98, i• D. Robert• son ~e~ sec. 2~ ~ ~ 1n ~S'J-} Seo. 21• • 15•1\7 Oec. 21-l5•lt1 Hannaford Creek Logging co., Rigllt-~f-r.10.y o.croos n~r~ :L--i z:.=a-rm¼ 28-1;-10 20. Vic·~o;:x Cocl i!iuing co.• Riet1·G-of-.::iy in po.ri o f o.bovo 10.. - - 210. 20. 1.83 28.43 40. 28.72 92 T lo79 6.7, 4lo04 31 T .49 20 .. 80 3.5.19 40. 80o 340 33.22 12.. 78 1.,2.13 33.2, 24.18 80o 31.78 10.94 1.82 22.os 43 'l' 102.5' 112.6 320 T 74 T loll 310. 14.29 37 '!' 6.7, R-8 L-95, D. Jf. Diehop ,rl-tm/s sec. 28 ~ s6-J-5!1}-J, 33.88 12.18 8.93 l.44 1.;.21, • llo \"1 t.hrov,. Sav mill I■it• o f .§8 c.creo in SE}-~ am.1. Sec. 12-1,;-1u, and ~ N\ p./u in Sec . 12 ,_ o2o a-13,L-99, c, u. Horman..... 37 T 9~...fi¼ end part ifi-SJt seo. 1.2-1,S-l\': 12,S. 102.,S R•lS L-X, 14• 1y•hon, uat sec. 30-l -lE 72. 160. 35 T .32 8 114 'l' 2.72 R•l.6 i,.94 , Thoe. nicbardo, """ :ieO • 24-l,5•1\7 and -811:l- oeo. ~ -..... 5 'ID P!•k• Ra.ilWOY A LOfW:AA ce., .92 Acre• ·1n 11 t 12 1,S-l\1 BR P/'fl 1'15• oo. 112.e, 20, 3447. 2790.66 18.96 1267 'l'NH 360. 33.27 448.18 - ----- 42.59 �. I i - -' _\)! i J I • :oooe O·' ' 1 I I -z; I ~ - +-! I �. ,, WASHINGTON UNION COAL COMPANY TONO MI NE AN"SfU'AL PiEPOP.T - - - 1918 �l tl D :ill X -_ ,..,__ n HoldinRa, Taxes • • • • • • • • • • ••• General Conditio~;••••• 000 •••0•••••••·••••• First Ai: d • • o • •••• • • • ••• • • • • ••••• , ••• •• • •• ••• ••••••••••••• Labor Unuf:u~l. Expense •. • ••• •. • • ••••• • ••• • ••• • nene....a.l s, . . . . . . ' • • • • • • • • • •• • • 0 •• 0 •• ••••• •••00000 ••••••••••••• •••• •••••·• ,.............. f\ \,J CSl!lp O o O o o o ••••••••••• O O O O O o 0 0 ••••• 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 O O O • • & 0 0 0 O O O O O ,7ater Gunnly • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• ?'11 . 1 J; ne" • Store , ••• 0 ..... . . 0 0 • 0 ••••••••••••••• 0 0 •• • • 0 l 2 3 3 3 ,' 4, g . ••••••••••••••••••••••• i Recommende.t·:tons, •.......... •••••••••••••••• 8 M ' , 0 •• O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O Sau r•i, l _.._ - ..... . ' •••••••• 0 ··•••o••· ·•····•·• ••••••••• Boldin •••••••••••••••• ge, .. .. .... . ......... 8 General Conditions, ........ 8 First Aid,••••••••••••• • ••• 8 Labo~ 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 8 CSlrly,, ••...........•.••••••• 9 !li ne, o • • • • • • • • • • • 9 b • • • • • • • • • Store, • •••o•••••••••••••• •• 9 Statement of Tonnage Shipped, •• ••••••• •••• o Distribution of Coal Shipments, •••••••••••• Production Coat of Coal, .•.••••••••• •••••• • Details Production Cost of coal, • ••••••••• • Statement neaJ. Estate Department, •••••••••• Statement of Commercial Lighting Plant, ••• • St&tement of Uater Plant, •••••• ; ••• ••• ••••• 10 ll 12 13 14 1,. lo ii Construction Expenditures,••··· •·••·• · ·• ·•• St atement of Yareage Driven, •· ·••••·····•· • 19 Miscellaneous ste.tement, •••• ,. • • • • • 0• • • • • • • 20 Statement of store Operations, 21 00 Details of Leased Lands, &c 0 , ••·••···•·• •••••••••••••• t!ine Map, ..•.• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • General tiap, .....••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • �j WASHINGTOl\i mnou COA1, COTiPM'TY Tono , \7ashing ton January Thirty-first Nineteen nineteen llro J o D o Farrell, President. '.7ashil,gton Union Coal Co. Portland, Oregon. Dear S:i. r : Have: t h e honor to report on the properties of the 1:•ashing t on Union Coal Conrpany for 1918 , a s follot1s: Acreage (orig inal purchase) Pv.m1>ing Site 6,94102 2.8 6,944 Lass o-WRR&N Right-of-r!ay 32•4 6,908 .6 Sub-o.ivi ded as follows: r.Iineral rights only Timber reserved coal and tir.ibe1• ·Pumping Site Sub-division of Conl an above, are as follows: 6,908 .6 d 'J'i :obe:r holding s mentioned �Tillable Semi-cl ea.red Logged off Ti mbered Orchard SWa?np I.ands Pumping Site 3,388.13 Included under the hea.d of eubdiv1·s1.·o~ u 0.1.~ coal and ti~ber holdings are sev·eral leases of land f or agricultural and industrial ~urposes, -hi"ch ~re detailed on another ~ _ ., -page of this report. As 77i l 1 be noted, there han been no change in the ~creage. Tiave leased a site for a portable anmnill, con- . 98 a.ores on section 12, 'i'o..mshi p 1, i'1orth., sisting of Rari.ge 1 't:eot at (\12.00 per year. Lease heretofore g iven to the Eercules Sandstone company fore strip ,oft. wide for right-of-~ay of their railroad t o quarry is worthleas, the Hercules people having failed. Reoeiver has sold end removed the rails, so we will perhaps quit loser on the lease, as the property of the Sandstone Company will not pay much on their indebtedness. Am meeting our ranch lessee half-uay on rebuilding b houses and barns. If conditions are nor.1.ences, roof 1ng mal in 1920 would arrange to give those ~e want to keep ~hey ~ill then do work.they three and five year l eases. 1 ~on't do under a lease running from year to year. TAXES: d~e of the nuperior Court J The decision of the u ~ �3 of Thurston County that our land was ooal land was confirmed by the Su~reme Court of ~ashington. Yle wi 11 continue to pey a coal t ....,. on undeveloped coal QA lands because we ' ere a coal comp _ any, ... • .,hi" le a d Joining land owners escape the burdeno though the coal seams underlying our lands ere also under th· el!"So GEN~RAL CONDITIONS : Nn change in Qonditions for the uorse during the yearo Our tenements have been filled all the time and labor shortage ~as never acute st Teno~ Our tonn2go, the larges~ ever produced; our eales without doubt the cheapest coal produced in the sta.te; our aelling pri.oe for 8;'% of our production but ten cents higher thai'l ten yea.rs ago when the miner was diggi115 this co~l for 18 cen·;;s less per ton than now. FIHST AID: Hc.ve three :First Aid Teams, t1,,10 Helmet Teams and a class of 4? taking training o interest kept up by First Aid Club which gets a11 the aid asked for from the Company to make the Club o. success en d keep the men inter- est ed. LABOR: b trouble of ar1y kind and feel ffe have had no la or f this company for the past 0 that the action of th8 employeo hi''he.,. of ficials. t mention ° ~ year is worthY Of �Every time the Tono whistle blew for work the men anstiered and produced more than 5' tons of coal for eaoh employe on our pay roll. Exceeded their quota on Liberty Bond, Yo?! oCoAo and Red Cross drives , a:nd \Jar Saving Stamps; assessed themselves 1ft of their gross earnings foi~ the Hed Croes, and gave liberally to the Seven Sisters; their uivee and de.ughters h ave kept opem the Red Cross rooms mornings, afternoons end even i ngs, mosting all demands ma.de upon them by ·their Cho.:ptero From their ranks have gone 26 men to the colors, i'ror.1 a.n averag e· of 190 men r,P.r r,onth for 1918. When t he rest of tlte m:i.ners ·tn the country t1ere oelebrating the fal.:c and e e nuirie nign:l~ of the Armistice, our wen produced 1800 tons of coal and celebl"ated after thei:r. dv.yi a wo:t.•k. Durft,a~.,_~nta ined a p_roduction of 1 0 000 tons per day i:ng December .... and had every fiolidayo UNUSUAt. EXPEMSE: Additional watchmen for the year. As long as we use 68 fto track scaleo end the tor of soaleo 1• .,,u on the J' ob• our acnles will present inspec ~ head. P.enewed the 68 ft. timbers. as well . appear und.er thi a '•:--e front track ncale a:t an expense of as other timber s • on \w. . t 8 ly 0600.00 . rnspeo tor does not !ike the long anproxima ._, a shorter one. in favor of putting 1n bl tr~ck scale and is = • are not favora e m1d b;;;low t h e mine C ondit ion.e :::1uo·1e ;Local l d he.ve recommended the kind. or r \"iOU -any to seal.es of change seven years a.goo �Our Pump a t th . .,,,,. Pl · e Pump1 • <;:, an,t ' broke in the frame, necessitating re i pa re amounting to 03750000 RENEWALS: Tuo mules .. value ()285000 One hoi st rope, value 8781066 The rope replaced hoisted 315,000 tons of coal , which was a good record for a r on_ e th• at travels into the mine aa sla ck rope o CAUP: Am finishing the last of t h e 8 tenements author- izedo Have 1 6-room, 4- , - rooms and 3 4-rooma. These houses a re situa ted in the old fe.rt1 orchard and \7ill compa re favor- ably with any frame houses of the size in the state. crere asked for as soon as staked and seven occupied nou. Delay on part of painter and paperhanger the reason all are not occupied . Our older tenemnts need painting ~d some res-shingling; streets and sidewllks more gravel , as rain takes the cinders away and traffic buries the gravel. Temporary wash house at the hotel was burned on -ere off one day. Uhen we get the Wovember 26th, and 35' men " tUners '.'!ash House the One a t the Hotel will cease to be used as a b ath house. \TATER SUPPLY: h a~ r emained pure. and So far our water eupplY c time in four years had a breakplant for the first pumping �down. With 115 c~Gses ox~ influenza we one a.dul t. a11d have lost to date tz10 child.ren. That few d t ea hs and complica- tions follow an a tt a.ck we attribute t 0 our excellent ~ater. It goee in Ahe red eveey month, but the i l, nvestment was made \'ri th a knowledge that it would , but pure uater for domestic use ~as a necessity. m1re : Uine is in good shape, hauli~g .. ro8.da, travel ... ~ a i roourses free from obstructions; pipe lines ing vrn;yo and pumps and di tchea e,11 '"mrk ing well end overtime account ~uTface \;at-er comi•ng into mine through caves to the surf a ce. Have f inished a.vid scaled off ! lo. l Entry off Mo. 2 Slo~e and No. 5 entry off No. 1 Slope. Ho. 4 Entry off No. 1 Slope about finished. Am pulling ~illare in Firm Ent~r, lTos. 2, 3 and 4 Entries off Ho. l Slope end 4th South Entey off main Olope. n ew v,ork: :From 3rd Entry of'f n o. 2 Slopo orooaed a fault and hope to get into the penoh that ue have never gotten into. On the main Slope ne found at the face e 17 ft. upthrow. our drill 11.01ec1 shotred no coal ahead to the :re.ise, so stopped it. :B elieve from n o• 3 Entry off · n o. 2 Slope we can get into thi s bench. vrould call your attention to 'lo . 1 Entry off ;10. 3 south Plan• and w.o. 3 Thes~ P.ntries uere driven first and Entry off same 'Pl ace. .., -' 71 +.1 ~ore aood hauling roads 0 1 Entry. connected with Firm ~ \ ihen ue drove 110. 2 Bntry, ds w1 th grade in favor of 1 oo.. v 0 ... �found :from room f.•~7 to t -h e conneotion at Fi rm Entry the ooal had changed i t s pitch and h ill o fls "" t'Te were h auling co al up //'). .!.!O. 3 Ent ry n s owed no ch~nge in p i t ch , t hought it l ocal in No 2 -n 7 -NO • 4 Ent ry ue found t:ie a . ame conditions a s in 1'To 2 , ..,no = .,....,, d riving • •. a -'P a i r Ol9 entri es near o o O t h e pilla r boundary oi~ p,-1· rm Entry t o get the coal with e. down h i ll haul. Would a lso c all your a,t t. ent ion to t he many f ault's sho~ on mD.p t hat ue have a lrea dy f ound i n Tono ru ne , f or the time may come when rock uork of such magnitude i e necessary as t o requi r e an appr opriation o STORE: Being only 8 miles from Centralia and two trains per day t o that city , Tono people do much shopping there. Busines s h ouses make leaders of e ata~le to get them in and then sell them goods t h ey ordinar ily buy here. For this reason \'18 ca rry very 11 ttle high priced goods, confining ourselv e s to s t aples in foodstuffs and necessities in dry goods , eto . An effort to start a co-Operati v e store in Centralia is on f oot . Centrali a Labor Unions combined with the Coal rfine Unions are boosting it 0 u e tur n our stock eight times a year; powder t hat ? i t l i s now selling to the four years ago brought e nice pro. d old thGm 0 0 re than ,ooo kegs 9 miner at cost to us , an ue ~k ie included in this report. last year. A detailed et a t e~euv "~d EooJ.<lreeper during the year , each Los t the storekeeper c.w • �8 getting bettel" paying poeitiona. SAW MILL: Total v alue of lumber n ow at Sew r:ill is a:ppro:,dmately ~600 oOO o F..EC0111'!1ENDATI 0:HS: Holdings: we conti- nue ..~_0 h e1 Pour Lessees of r anch l a nds repair the - ir xn enc en. bn.rno and h lee.• .ouses. Arrange oes _or three year s for t h e best tenants instead one-yeav_• , of the _easeo General Conditions:~J e get ?nore for our coal from the 0 ...1:rnP.&!'l' L ines and sell at Govern.~ ent price on commer- cial unt il t h e price io cut by other co~pc...~ies . Buy the ... ,., !=>ll that lying Smi t h - ~;o:Lcren timber for re-eale to logge~"" !'~orth of t h e div ide bet~1een the HarmafoTd and Skookumohuck _ D - c;.., Tiiver, retaininP.: t h e re""t ~a "'"'· emerg ency supply for the r£:ine. First Aid: Ke~p up the interest in it in ariy way ,,re cs.n, for the work done on the injured in the mine by rnembers of the teams 1 s of t he be Gt, and lea sens time off a ccount injuries, o.s well as suffering when brought out. I ,a.bor: - Give them what they se entitled to end no more. Treat them like t h ey uere human, and give the material they are willing to u s a to improve their homes; meintain good schools, keen t os""' clenn DDd call them to conference when planning ,wy nroj ~ot f or their pleasure or ,,e1rare, at no cost to t hel'.l. pr.;t t h em on the b:1ck when .. ,,, an zation th �Camp: We try this year to get a long with existing tenement 13 ' on ~ d • paint all of the old ones ,. use more . hopes th t i gravel on stree ts and ,.,:ra1k s in a t baing buried each year maY :..Pi• nally strike hard p an ~o "'1"' ~~ could then • 0 keep some in aighto i!i n e: The..{•... f•e.n, engine, boiler, mncfl , i ne shop and eho-p t ools be furnishedo The fan is •'1"'eded f or future devel~ opment; the erigil1e to uring more -rooal 0,-1 ea.oh trip; the boiler to insure steara to keep the plant going when one boiler off fo~ repairs; the machine shop and tool s to do the 'OOTk at the mine that now eoGs eloeuhe:r-e, or the mater- ial is sc~~pped account the time lost to eet it back and a new· one orderedo Continue our davGlop!llen-t work and ge·t acroas the nu- merous faults that \78 luwo to contenJ ·,,i th, so that the boundaries of the 'J?ono Seam can ·be deter mined and \'TOrkinge !.>lanned a ccording ly . This m.u.y in.::reasa our co st some for the next year or two, but ~hen compl eted u ill b e returned a hunJ1•ed fold by stabilizing the future co st of production from information secured. store: The dema..~d for Tono coal for engine u s e will doubtless ba good for the year 1919, so recommend we increase our stock on dry goods and gents furnishings. nespeetfull:;r r ltted, / /I ca-1~--- c0nl. Guperintendent. �10 'l'O n o Ll I NE Sm_1 t!1r,,'Ri'm'.,.."ffl1 _. O"i'il r1"01-~-1AGE · srr~pp-~D h - :...u.;.,.1.H -I' ..'ll" l .t • 1!i DUR I I NG THE C.ALEl'fDAR YE.AR 1 9 l Y, ~ ... 80 tune nun Totals January, 1918 3961 195'36 23497 Fe1:n:>uaey 1994 14615 16609 Llarch 2444 20141 22585 Apl"i 1 1140 19669 20809 Ucy 1636 24147 25783 June 1221 20444 21665' J'uly 1329 23374 24703 Augus·~ 3201 19007 22108 Sep·~ember 2779 19410 22189 October 415'0 18534 22684 Nov embex- 2379 1997'5 223,4 December 2742 22620 25:362 241472 270348 28976 �T O JJ 0 T.f I J:i E DISTRI BUTI ON OF COAL SHIP-lll!!NTS lilOH '.rll:C CALiJlfDA1~ YI~AR OP 0-tJ R.R . & H . Co . Commerc ial Janu ary , 1918 Februa:ry ti.arch .Lkori l !:ie.y June July August Se:ptemb er Oc t ober 'Nov ember December Lum,J?. n i ne Run 1 s t. Dist. 3886 1482 1 217 1~54 1 2,01 1942 2341 1108 1636 t>7 931 438 3200 1030 1221 1329 2779 4150 ~gi1 28656 1 9 1 8. 404 437 1877 1287 707 12031 9994 13809 1~987 ½,i~§ 2nd Dist .. 5123 3402 4567 4415 3,i2 34 1 4g5'0 2g497 5'14 402 20809 348 4214 Totals 1 609 22,a, 3790 14920 12742 137~4 173360 505 554 462 4021 154 3 Co. use 4214 185'4~ 1323 Local & 404 426 501 434 604 257.83 2166, 2470~ 2210 22189 22684 22354 -5....?:i 662 22]02- 50954 5816 270348 (Coal u sed under boilers , 4494 tons ) �TONO STATEL1E1l'.i' MINE OF COST OF COAL, PRR TONS SOLD, PER FORll 89, ~OR THE CALENDAR TIAR l 9 1 8 0 Cost Tonn~ Amount per ton January, 1918 23497 (130326.99 1.291 February 16609 24107.87 1.451 I.Iarch 22,a, 1.310 April 20809 29599.34 29121.88 nay 34656.47 30461 .16 1.344 June 25783 21665' July 24703 33749 .5'3 1.366 August 22108 31641.16 1.431 September 22189 30691.82 1.386 22684 323,0.3, 1.414 October 'November 22354 1.377 December 27362 270348 30776.39 32681.31 373164.27 1.399 1.406 1.407 1.38 Avg. �, T O rT O 11 I U E DETAILS OF COST OP COAi.., PER TOWS SOLD, PER FORU 89, FOR THE CAiiili""TIDAR YEAR l 9 l 8o Air, \"!eigh & Drainage l'laint ena.nc e January, 1918 .156 PebTUary .208 :.~arch .167 l\'pril 0 U ay June July August Se"Pt ember Oct.ober November December 19'5 .174 .196 .147 .192 .164 .176 .133 .1'53 k HauliM Loadirl£ Developm't Light il1ininz .04-8 .071 .760 .771 0151 -?'56 .171 .056 .070 .761 .074 .746 .081 .072 .76i 75 75, .068 .068 .068 .07'5 .071 0 0 .780 .77i 77 .776 0 .176 .159 .163 .171 . 1~8 .1 9 o1~6 .. l l .184 .203 .047 .049 .04§ .04 .043 .045' .040 .052 .044 .052 .051 .047 .032 .034 .031 .058 .049 .0~2 .o 2 .070 .o,, .057 .05.4 .061 Sup•t. Total .097 1.291 1.4,'l 1.310 .142 .087 .101 1.399 .107 1.406 .09, . 094 .101 .099 .. 105 .102 .096 1.344 1.366 1.4~1 1,~3 6 1.414 1.377 1.407 ".N~ w �T O Ii O ll I U E ST ATEi.TfilTT OF REAL ESTN~E DEPART!'.IE:MT ( TE}Th.~illMT ) RECEIPTS AilD t1AI1fi1ENA1iCE E.XP:•a1SE FOR TKE CALEJID.AR YDAR Recei;pte ?.Ia.int enano e 0 714.03 0 976.5'4 February 714.38 1034.,'l Ile rch 714.62 , 79 .07 April 724.81 695096 ilay 828.51 June 733.5'3 711.80 J'uly 740.50 August 743.52 1301.88 1161.16 September 759.5'4 693.61 October 742.,0 Nove::ib er 740.23 December 762.88 727.58 413.85' 1618 .02 8802.30 109,2.3, J anuary, Receipts 1918 l 9 l 8 • Difference 921.63 I 21,-') .."5 , -, e of Other Property, for and I!ie.intenance l.iX'Pens the Calender Year, 1918: 3061.86 135'8.17 1703.69 �.,, I "- I T O H O r.lINE STAT:tr.JEfiT OF C0ill.1ERCI AL LI GHTING PLANT RECEIPTS AlID EXPENSES FOR THE CALElIDAR YEAR 1 9 1 8o Rece ~_pt,s ExoenBJll! January, 1918 231.36 166065 February 230 .00 181 . 14 l!a:rch 231 .83 20 5 .59 Apri~ 229 °95 159.48 tlay 233 .66 163.31 J une 229. 50 142.26 J ul y 226 .93 188.41 Augus t 232.05 15'4 -35' Sep tember 241.07 166.07 October 229 . 80 159°90 November 231.2? 176. 5'0 242.8Q. - 182.80 2790 . 22 2049.46 December Net Reo e,ipts 740 . 76 , �T OB0 H I N E STATRf•R,1;jT OF \'JATEn PL ANT Rl<~CEIPTS J\llm YiAU1T]~lJAI~CE EX.PENSB FOR TH:E CAI ~D)f\..R YEAR 1 9 l 8 -0 136 ..08 o ~eceil?t,e r.!a.intenance Difference Je.nuary C• \l 120 .. 80 F ebruary 120 .2ri 108 .. 98 Ee.rch 117 .. 80 138 .. 74 Apl"il 118.08 120 .. 93 Uay 118 .. 83 305 .. 12 June 118.00 282 .. 97 July 148.7, 220 .. 26 August 133.64 203.14 September 137 .9~- 109.20 Octo1,er 140.32 117044 124.96 108.38 November 117008 December 1,26 ..0l 1966 .. 32 4•:•~ .31 �tr I !7 E STATEr!:EllT OF EXPEITDI'l'tHIBS Accomn 11 COHSTBUCTIOiTll FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1 9 l 8. Bunkhouse 0 249089 Pool Hall Addition 37044 Po\'7er Pl ant Unit 6225071 '..:iners Bath House 220.53 new Tel1ements Hotel Uash ~ ouse 10721.17 210.z~ 01766'5.5'0 I �? 0 N 0 I1 i IT E S':rATEl'.rElUT Oli1 •' yp.;pn .iU./AGE DRIVEW DURUTG THE CAtlfiliDtu'1 YEAR l 9 1 8 Entq A,1roaz ~ '.i'otal Cost January 119 123 16 25'8 D 68, .o, Vebrue.ry 66 97 4 167 418.08 lioreh 94 110 22 226 ,ao.19 April 1,a 149 24 331 866.60 Ucy- 231 172 44 447 1200.42 June 1;7 146 8 311 819.13 July 325' 2;6 20 6ol 1612.84 August 183 190 16 Sept8Llber 12, 22, 30 389 380 119 24 288 October 14, 10,4.77 996.84 767.44 130 8 2,8 684.14 n overaber 120 142 10 -3.@ December 216 1939 18,9 226 4024 990.36 1067,.86 - �T O lT O Il I U E 1:11 SCBLLANEOUS ST ATB" ' 1J.:,J i'~1lil Ti10R r;,u~ .1. ... .1! ~1121 CALI-:IIDAR YEAR OP l 9 l 8 --Total Tons Produced . . .. ...... ..... . .. . DE?ya t:ine \"!orked .. . .. ............ . ... . Days \7orked by Uinera •.....•.......... Deya Uorked by All Others •... . . . ... . .. Day s Uorked by All Elnployea .... . ... ..• Tons per day for each u iner ... . ......• Tons per day f or all Others •.•...••• •• ?one per day for nll Employee .•.•••••• K eg s of Pou der u 1:1 ed ••.••••••••••• •• • • • Tons of Coal per Keg of Pouder ••••• •• • Fatal Accidents . • .••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • non-Patel Accidents .........•.•••••••• Tons per Fetal Accident ...•. . .• ••••••• Tons per Non-Fatal Accident ••• •••••• •• 270, 348 272 21,995' 27,978 49,973 12.29 9.66 5. 41 5, 5'45' 48.75 3 90,1i~ 11, 754 Amount paid Uashington Industrial Insurance Commission •..•.••••• •• • ••••• Cost per ton .• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • p O ·::, E R D S ~ :iJ -Idle In use 1 2 2 4 1 183 11 ll steal!l Hoist Engine Zlootric Hoi<Jt Boilers ntea.Jl :rumps Electric PU!:1!> 8 a,woline :· otol' Pit Cars F.orses !.:ules 1 1 2 l �T O l'l 0 rl ! HE STJ\TJ.JI/El:iT OF STOBE OPERATIOWS POR TEE CAIJ:;WDAR Y.BAn 1 9 1 8 Llerchandise SBles , 1918: Inventory D eco 31, 1917: l~lO, 095 .13 Purchases, 1918 : 81,166:5-5. 91,261.68 10.t551.62 Xnvento~y Dec. 31 , 1918: 80 .,202 .01 Cost of ~GTchandise Sold: 16,361.70 58.74 I.!isce11e.neous Earning a: 16,420.44 Gross Revenue: Gross Expense, including Depreciac--1 on ' &c • : • l:Tet Revenue: J 9. 360 .50 �Ranch & Lease Number■ : Yea~ly teesee & Sub-division. · Rental $2 R-2 r.-o i.'tatt K ~ Part C>f ~ S~~~2lf.,. 1,-11J {) 120 Acres - ' Logged-off Acres Timber Acres Acres Acres Sawmp Ri"vei, BR R•W 0 R•2 L•O 3, A,,.... yqnG.Jl~ Lumber Comptm?t:o l,lB!'t of above 260 0 R-2 L-0 H. A. Bnld~in part a:? above ~ 3o Sundg: Persona. pas..,. t.urage in a.bo-ve 20046 2000. :'i.$8.23 1.60 C> 280 180. 200. 22ol S9o77 33088 12 ..18 14.29 37 T 0 R-; L-(l . U½-a@¼.-~~~~~~oS]H} Sec. 24•1,~2\7 R-6 L-o A." Regard 320 T 1 ..83 79.99 92 T s½-sw¾ Seo. 20-15°1~ lo79 fl-1 ·L~89 . .4.D,. . . '.Ro'bertson ·• .ri½--ilE1t ·See 29 & paii in SE-!1"-W} s·ec •. 21-~ ,-111 R-8· L-84, }:lo, Fa Bi-shop w}..~? Sec .. 2H" & ~rd,} Sh-i.;} 0 See. _2 l ...15'=1U 195°. 120. 31 T .49 3io78 }~~)1na:?.,9.~<LG,.~Qe1c Loggin_g_ Coo D Righ'i;cof=t'.7®&' a.o~OG E'l pan in ~'i} TID? 28~1,...1n 0 20 o Viatoi-x Coal Minipg . Co .... R1ght-of-\7ay in part O@' above 33022 12078 24 ..18 2100 22.43 252.94 . R-12 L-90 rffrs . !~ Da.?is w!- Tul1! of "i3; part o.,. .,,. si:¾-s71¾- end part oot-srr,s 1 2:.1,-~\l 0 E ~-r 43 T 1.44 310. TTi throw. e_aw rai 11 ei'fe·ot .98 acres in s:m-~swt s ~e. _12-1,-1w . . : ~t:~~¾S~dejJi 19 Sec. 12-~,-1u ·· n-1, .L-o · ci lEl Richardson cw NE¼- Sec. 30-.1.$-.u:. . 15 .. 24 67.38 1.19 ' 12. -4 8.91 12,.00 102.~ '/2 160 • 16 . 30.83 112.8, 33_.,,27 48.34 360. 988.74 �' .... ~ ~'--~ \.~.......,~~ --=· ""'-..,, • s:._,, ..: •). - s~,,.. 1Y I /1'. • , _/II .:..{/f ~(,JL .·. ~ "\JJ, . . . ·- "",-' .~~~~ "" ' '.:¾. 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'.il'!'.l.l:1ir0 o office . ' o mll , in:to court nnd , • "deft r.nount::i to Original S limed: GEORGE 8. PRYDE 750 . 00. �Vou. 66819 Rock Springs, Wyo., Nov. 21, 1932 Mr. George B. Pryde: • This will acknowledge receipt of your letter of November 21, with which you sent me original release of all claims against John Petrovich, together with the sum of i 349.68, in payment of claims against him, for rent, water, electric light and coal furnished at Cumberland and at Reliance, Wyoming. CC - Mr. A.H. Doane �Rock Springs - November 21st • 1932. Ur . Fronk Ta.llmire : Her owith returnod to you C349.68 together uith orii;hml. rolon.oo of o.ll claims fror.1 Jom Petrovich, in ~onnoction with voucher 66819. Pl oaso ackno:tledge receipt. �RECE~VED ~-' V ~ 1932 GENE;lAl :.,ANJ\-SER "-----~--------Rock Springs, Wyoming. November· 2lst,1932. lie rewi th Three Hundred Forty-Nine and 68/100, in currency, in payment in full of Bill s Collectible No.31751, The Union Pacific Coal Cpmpany agai ns t ~ohn Petr ov i ch. Re lea se of all atta ched. ' / f �Voucher No. 66819 Draft l'!o. 'l'H.b: U.NION PAGil,'It; t:OAL c;OAIPANY H~~ASE OY ALL ~LAIM~ Received of The Union Pacific Coal ~ompany One Tnousand, Ninetynine and 68/100 (,ipl,099.66) Dollars, in full settlement and complete satisfaction of all claims and causes or action against it growing out of any matter whatsoever, from the beginning of tile world up to the time of the signing and delivery of this Release. In consideration ther or, I release The Onion Pacific Coal Compa.ay from all claims or causes of action gro ing out of any catter what soever. The above amount is the tull consideration for this settlement, anu no ~romise or coutract of future e ployment has bean maueI HAV.C: r.f!:AD ?HE ~ORBJOING RECEIPT Al'-lD Hfil.AAS~ Alm .f.iOLLY mm.tSRSTAlm Tlil:: SAMJ:;. / 91/, 1932. �' /E 'r •f : "f \\'1:0 \ \ ~ Mro G. B. Pryde: •• l 1932. • / Omaha, October 15 1 19320 (LJ) ~~ . ~IJ, ' ~rn1..-• V ".,/.1~ -- Regarding the settlement with Mr. Petrovich, Judge Lacey writes under date of the 13th that he approves the plan suggested in my letter of the 12th, copy of which was given Mr. Taliaferro, that the matter be tal-cen up with Judge Tidball. I suggestedi that the better way would be to make two payments, one for the a.mount due under t..h.e compensation act, the other for the $750 cash gratuity 1 plus accrued rental, fuel, iivater, etc., furnished, a receipted bill for the rental, fuel, water, etc., to be given with $750 in cash, in settlement of the second voucher. , Of course, Judge Tidball has no authority to pass on our gratuity, but Judge Lacey states that he approves of informing him in connection with the request for cash settlement of the amount due under the act. �At Rock Sprini;s - 0ctober 12, 1932 Lacey &: Loonis Gr. eye rme , '(fyomi ng Gent l am er.: 17ill you kindlj' oblige me \'.'l. th your opi nion 0 11 the handling of the fcllO\:.-i.n;; s i tuation : Jo hn Petrovich, a mine '.:orker , rec eivcd e. serious lei; i njury a t Cumberl and some years af;o . Ho ,;as tr1::11sferred ith the Cuube rlanc. me n to Rock S:pri ne;s , but has bean unc1 er i;1edical trea.traent since his injury . 'We a.re a.rrm1f;i.nr; to . n ~- him tl:e rer.iair.der of t'.1e mrud.mum of ~4, 000. 00 all o\':ed him under the Compemo.tion act for total disabil ity, but t:ithal, Ifr. P etro vi ch feels thnt ·.:e sbCJuld ft..rnish him some kind of lisht •;:ork in order to sustain hit , \';hich t,e should like to do , but the do ctors so.:· that e ·. an the slic;htest i njury to the leg ,:ould pro voke e.dd i tional n1d :..ost serious comvli cation:, . I.:r. P etrovich no\~- has rn oltemative propo s ition, to go to Utah, s-tnrting a chic~ er: ran ch, ~nd I ·,;ish te; pay him a g ratuity oi ~750.00 in a.1:ldition to cm.c e.i.l ing bills for to use rent, fu el, e tc. , amounting to , 349 . 82 , these sur.:s to b e paid sepa rs.te end r,part fror.i the co rupensation m'.-a.rd. l~ r . Taliaferro asts advice as to the nature of the ·,;o rcling of the voucher. It occu::-s to ne that the better r:,ay t:ould be to mnke these t".':o pe.ynents, exceedir.g ~l , 000. 00 , in t h e fom of e. pension r,llo •,;c.r.ce , comnuted thrc ugr, cas!: pa:'.,rztent. a voucher to be dre.rm. for the total ~.l'.'.10unt , e. recei!)t to be giver. him io r th e r.ouse rental rnd fuel , and the rer.iainder in cC1.sh . Ple~.se 1,eep in mind that this sp ecial amount T:i.11 bear no rel.a.tion to t he cor:ipensation a\·.-arcl, but, unless you see Eiome reai3ol'l to ~I'-e �2 co ntrary. 1 can sec no obj -ction to our people going before Judge Ti dball o.nd endorsing u petition for the 750 . 00 to th i s man , ste.te □ ent to be rr.ade to the cou?"t that \7e propose to commuto a pension ello\·;r:nce gi ven him o. s a grnttt i ty by addition~·i l casl1 payments some,-;hat exceec:i"1g t~l , 000 . 00 . \'/ould o.pprooiute v ery rnucr. your advising Ple at <'ma.ha c.s early a s you conveniently can . CC - r.:r. '1' . S . 'l'aliz..f-erro, Jr. ( copied fro!"! shorthc.n d notes 10-17-32) �Rock Springs - September 30, 1932 ;f J ~ Kr . Eugone llcAuliffo: ~-- John P etrovioh has aeroed to tnke tho settl emont ue offered him, nomoly, ~7 50 . 00 for OOI:lpensati on and 0750 ao o. gratuity, in accordance idth my convorao.tion ·d.th you , ruxl your t1pp roval ns sho,m in. yc,ur ·telegram :rJ.-88 . You ,.rill recall thnt Petrovich ~as inj ured in Gutlborl and prior to tho elosil\S dow of thnt. diatriot . He cane to ~l,iance t1hen tho Cumber- land property ,:.:na alos ed. ~n~~ !ins been trea.ted by ·Df. Fuhrer cv or since. A short tine ~o he np,il.~~ ~1>r i~ncl oettlemont~ (:I.fl fhe Doctor ndviaed ua .. ·-.· thct ue do not pltlc e him. in .4110 i;:ine bocn.use a bl.ory on the injured lee dlich ha cuattlned o.t Cumborl end ~ht cnu~o a f ntality. He ho.s been· in to see no cevoral times a.bout the oottleoent, end tho 750 1a all he con co ll ect through tho Coapenso.tio n Fund , ac , ..::-h en i·1e pay bin this ~750 , this t:i l l mo.k o .:·4,000 , the m ximum he can collect o~ Conpemsntion. Duri~ tl1 e c·.:.. ·1r. Petrovich t..<en t to Ur. Harri?Jgion , nnd st ··~ed ·~i: desir ed to nc cept our ofter , o.nd c;o on : . chicken rnnch in Utah . B onuoo of the gra1uity of ·750 ,;;e ,,ore to pc.y hin, I \W.s in doubt o.B to tho l anguage to be uoed in uriting tho voucher, and asked •·r . Harritt;'ton to consult ·.·1th • : . Taliaforro, he wri ti.rt; the ntto.ched let tor. It is my th<.UGht that you m,ieht consult Lith llr. Loomis, nnd ndviae no tihnt l m\1Wl!J8 to utie in r:•·:.iJl6 the voucher, or you raay d oiro to have a ::ipecial / tom of contract for hio to si!Jl oo that he cannot come back later on c.nd • claim ndditiona.l noney . Ho desires to have n lump ::nm beonuoe of tho noney that it uill be ne cesse.ry fer hiri to invest in the ieing of chickem1 '.l.'ho ~iotdct: 0f!iciala hnve beon consulted, Bl'ld tho settla.Hl'lt ee sutmested is cntirol.y agreeable t.o th·om. �- 2 - Ue plan, of cour::ie, to wipe out Petroviah's indabtednoss to the l'J.ne Department for rent, etc ., amount ing to ◊349. 82, but, o! course, thia \"Jill not be part or the aottl enen t. I will bo pleased to hnvo your ndvioe in tho matter. Oriitlnal Sl.rned: GEORGE 8. PRYDE �rrAHD.WI FORM 2103 SUBJECT: ll~-b-10,000 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Rock Springs, i~oming September 28, 1932 OFFICE OF Attorney IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO NO, Mr. H.J. Harrington Rock Springs, Wyoming Dear Sir: In reference to the voucher of $750.00 authorized to be paid to John Petrovich as a gratuity: Mr. McAuli ffe understands the circumstances under which this voucher is autho r ized. It seems to me the situation is a delicate one and t hat a general release might or might not be deemed advisable. We are to stipulate $750.00 by way of compensation is to be awarded, and we believe that that award is all that the workman is entitled to under the law, yet it is proposed to give him $750.00 more, and not to continue him in our employ. A situation of this sort to my mind should be carefully considered lest at some future time our own act in the premises may be construed as recognizing a condition bordering upon permanent total disability. Of course I disclaim any such thought. Still, it seems to r.ie that it would be wise to have Mr. McAuliffe consider the situation and to decide the language to be employed in draVIing the voucher, and whether or not some form of contract in the shape of a "general release" might be deemed advisable . • TST:li �Form 2191 / UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM TELEGRAM Time Filed _ _ _ _ _ M I ~ J' // (Zz;.,___~ l OR SI K o~aha Aug 26 ,. l83Z GBP Rcck2.pl'i~s B-lOO s~tiafaotory settle on basis fifty per cent for leg t hru com~ens~ t ion fund xer.r.ainin.., fifty peroent gre.tuity b oth pr efer ably on wont hly payw.ent basiia . if necessary 1uake full oe.sh settlei:1ent M- 88 El, CA 1044 ~:;. n,Eii5aooM �Form2191 c.s. UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM ~ Time file _ __.__ _ M 7•31•5000M TELEGRAM Reck Sp1•izue - AUCWJt 2 7, 1932 li\uono l:OJ\ul1Ue Omnha :·-r I hcvo your approvol tor oottJ.ooont of Fot rovic cnoo no diacuoaod ti.th you. t'nion otfioinlo imliontc that oottlcncnt ol.o~ linoo (!l. oauaood 'd.11 bo 00.tiafn.ainry to then. )-100. r.oorgo 1 1. Pqdo . - , J I I �Rock Springs, \Vyoming . AUBUSt 27th, 1932. 1:r . Ge o • B • Pry de : - Talke d over the matter of set t lement of the Petrovich compensation claim ,1i th L.essrs . Lambert and Cole this morning and they are of the opinion the the :proposed settleruent , a gratuity of ~,750 . 00 in addition to the ~750.00 payment of com~ensntion indicate d by Dr. Fuhrer's Final Report of Injury, would be satisfactory and that as soon received 1.r. 1:icAuliffe 1 s ai)proval they ahead with settlement of the case. � 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 Communications regarding the compensation of John Petrovich Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1932 Subject The topic of the resource Accident, Injury, Worker's compensation, John Petrovich Description An account of the resource Small stack of thin paper bound with a metal binding. Letters regarding the injury and compensation of an injured worker. 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 Eugene McAuliffe, George B. Pryde, Frank Tallmire, H.J. Harrington, T.S. Taliaferro Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0206 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/26a9254044c1b465d9b67463f0dda0ad.pdf 428b389160ed3799b07e9dd9c7cde292 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> 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 Mine Documents 1907-1938 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1907-1938 Subject The topic of the resource Mine Equipment ads, 1907-1938, Correspondence Description An account of the resource Documents and letters recording some of the events through stated years. Papers are held together by brass pins, staples, and paper clips. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eugene McAuliffe, George B. Pryde, V.O. Murray, E.C. Way, James R. Dewar, S. Rogers, V.E. Harrison, J.T. Ryan, A.F. Williams, George Plews, J.W. Morrill Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0286 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/84c61e32aa76c7786ecb8bb044c87917.pdf fccb3702527ee0ceb804d945d400c7f8 PDF Text Text FIlE NO. 284 -<VISITORS GREAT BRITAIN Visitors NOV/43 1= HIEDSON, Donald 2- BUCHANAN, G. R. KING, H. R. ' APR/44 - - Ashington Coal Co. Ltd. Ashington, England (-Correspondence Only)- Fife Coal Co. Limited - SCOTLAND 3- MILLAR, A. OCT /44 - "forkington, Cumberland - ENGLAND 4- SPROSTON, J. B. DEC/44 = Regional Production Director Ministry of Fuel a Power - GREAT BRITAIN Lancashire, England 5° tIAR/45 - Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Co. - ENGLAND Go Mo Vv 1LLS 5 C® Jo �NO. 5 �080-3 March 25, 1945 AIR MAIL Dr. C. Jo Pottar Deputy Solid Fuels Administrator U. S. Department of the Interior Washington 25, Do C. (co? Mr. I. N. Bayless) Dear Dr. Potter? I Absence has prevented an earlier reply to your letter of March 13, filo DA-1, re visit of G. M. Keightley and C. J. Wills of the Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Company, England. W© will be glad to receive Mr. Keightley and Mr. Wills at a tihe convenient to them, giving thorn the broadest access to our property. It is proper to say, however, that-ve do not use any pneumatic machinery of f consequence, merely a few rock drills1used in driving rock tunnels, etc. Very sincerely yours, �NO. 4 �April 16, 1945 *// I1 ' V,.--I) ' Mr, J, Bo Sprcston lieadowcroft, Forest Grove Eccleston Pk., Proscot, Lancs, England Dear I2r, Sproston: I am afraid I have been somewhat neglectful in answer­ ing your letter received in Earch and can only offer the excuse on account of the rush in business, We are still operating seven days per week with a difficult labor supply, We have just completed another wage negotiation which gives the miners approxi­ mately 01,30 per day increase in wages. This will not Cause any less absenteeism. In fact, it is becoming difficult for th® miners to spend their money, therefore, they are taking life easy and loosing a great deal of time. The Union Pacific Coal Company produced 6,300,822 tons of coal last year. We were hopeful of producing approximately 7,000,000 tons of coal this year. How­ ever, with the shortage of labor, which amounts to approximately 20 per cent together with another 20 per cent average absenteeism, it appears that we will be lucly if we hold our own and produce as much coal in 1945 as we did in 1944® However, we expect to carry on. The war news indicates that the fighting will probably be ended in the near future in Europe with a job .in the Pacific left to be picked up. We are thankful for the good news and to see the finish. However, the Pacific may take some time yet. The loss of our President, Franklin D, Roosevelt, is a great blow not only to this country but to all civilized nations, and while we hope that it rH 11 not have any effect on the prosecution of the war, it is bound to have its effect on this country and may, of course, have its effect on all Allied countries. You have no doubt heard our present President Trumaa analyzed by news analysts, Uhile we have every confidence in his ability, we realize that he does not have the experience and knowledge of war affairs that President Roosevelt had. However, this will soon become history and be only one of the events in the march of time. X- �Mro Jo So Sproston 2 April 16, 1945 Our particular job, of course, is to fuel the Union Pacific Railroad which had more business last week than ary week in its previous history, hauling war supplies to the Pacific Coasts We expect this to continue for some time. I would be glad to be kept informed of the progress you people are malting on the installation of mechanical loadingo Would be glad to have another visit from you at any time and will certain ly appreciate hearing from you at any tine0 Sincerely yours, Original Signed: I. N. BAYLESS II'® s AB J ��x&se&£87<Mr fir. h f* . fifrESteT. (/£. A u C X v .-t t * 2 r / \ !':t-=-/ : f .’.• t(. Z <? ^tc. & X- o Av;V5<- .< <?; ' ��5 ����c£o ���HP' I. N. S (ftCIS PR£S&£MT, L/ahom JfacfJW fSm <& HqcK Sp^rn^GS '78 GREAT PORTLAND STREET «- LONDON. W.l. ... PMO>’- MUaCUM 7047'0 >.G.aTtBC0 UtOt.1 TH^ W*A CKtqiTltO ACT 11*1 PLEASE SEND books us ��It was my intention to write to you sooner than this, but I have been so very busy picking up the threads of work from where I left off. That & the usual excitement of having both my children on leave together, one of which has departed to India. I arrived home safely having had the thrill of flying the Atlantic, it was quite uneventful but very cold. So cold in fact, that our sandwiches were frozen solid and snapped like biscuits. Before I write further I should like to express my sincerd thanks to you for your great kindness whilst I was your guest at Rock Springs. learnt much and at the same time enjoyed myself. I I have only one regret that I did not stay longer as the atmosphere and the people were very fas­ cinating. What would have been better would be a visit in the Spring or Autumn when I could have seen some of the country side and also real cow boys. Even so I had a real thrill in my short stay with you and I can truthfully say that I had more satisfaction & enjoyment at Rock Springs than I did any where else. The literature you gave me about the U. P. Railway & the book of instructions applying to your property has been full of interest to me. Both books will bear reading more than once. book, "Be a Man". Then of course there is the Really very good and so full of good horse sense. z �- 2 About my trip generally I think the most enjoyable interlude between pit visits was the travelling, acquaintances I made. I enjoyed the long journeys and the many If I may say so without causing offenqe the people in the west that is round Wyoming^ Oklahoma were far wrser'than those fur­ ther east. There was a more natural outlook on life as contrasted with the rather hard rushing and intentness of the East. Washington as a city was most impressive and has the atmosphere of solidity about the place. You feel it will be there when many of the other cities have moved with the wealth of the country. Kansas City was very like our Manchester rather rough and full of shoppers, but it near Xmas time and everybody seemed anxious to spend money. I quite enjoyed my stay at Mcalister and Mr. Puterbough was most charming. Xmas was spent in Columbus, not a very nice place, in fact very dirty, but then I think my impressions were wrongly coloured as I was at that festive season thinking of home. It was the first Xmas I have been away from home & family since I was married. It was at Columbus that I started to run into your American winter, there was plenty of snow and freezing hard. Not so bad as when I arrived in Pittsburg, I got snowed up for a week as transport was very disorganized. What impressed me of the severity of the cold was the fact that the fast flowing rivers were frozen . solid, an unusual thing I believe and one that portends floods0 I now read in the papers that the floods are serious and that the iron works are affected. When I left Pittsburgh I flew to Washington and had a another �- 3 - vaew of that city from the air. Quite a good thing it saved me so much walking round the city. Finally I journeyed to Montreal and there ran into a good Canadian snow storm. This delayed me for two more days. thing that they can do in Canada and that is move snow. arrangement. There is one A most efficient It can be likened to Joy loader & shuttle car service. I only had a superficial impression of Montreal before flying home. I am not superstitous perhaps a good thing. We flew on the 13th with 13 passengers. Finally may I again say how very much I appreciate youi’ kindness. Please remember me to Sherrar. Kind Regards. Yours Sincerely, J. B. Sproston �3199 I have received a copy of “Rules and Regulations For the Government of All Employes of The Union Pacific Coal Company” bearing number above. I will read these rules, and I further agree to observe same as long as I am employed in or about the mines of The Union Pacific Coal Company, and will return this book in the event I leave the service of the company within one year. (Witness) Employed in Mine. as [This Receipt to be Filed in Office of General Manager. Rock Springs.] at �; S l-P 46r Z MORRISON - MERRILL & CO. Salt Lake City, Utah Phone WAS 4110 Presented by M. S. WEBB ^USHEP TACOMA, WASH. �Rock Springs - December 13* 1944 Mr0 Eugene McAuliffe? V Mr. Jo Bo Sproston, Regional Production Director, Ministry of Fuel and Power, of Great Britain, arrived in Rock Springs Monday evening, December litho He spent Tuesday going over maps, development plans, methods of work, etco, with Ur, I. Charles in the Engineering Department0 He discussed operating conditions with Messrs 0 Murray and Livingston and myo­ self last evening. Livingstono He is visiting underground today with Mro He expects to spend today and tomorrow underground, leaving for Oklahoma either Thursday evening or Friday morning. Mr. Sproston seems to know the British mining conditions and while he realizes that some of the mines in Britain will not lend themselves to the installation of mechanical mining as we are applying the machinery, he is definitely of the opinion that their haulage could be improved and there are mines with seams of coal which would be very easily mechanized., Mr0 Sproston is being shown every courtesy and given any information he desires ��UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR SOLID FUELS ADMINISTRATION FOR WAR WASHINGTON 25, D. C. NOV 2 2 1944 Mr. Eugene McAuliffe, President, The Union Pacific Coal Company, 1416 Dodge Street, Omaha 2, Nebraska. IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO DA-1 My dear Mr. McAuliffe: This letter will introduce to you Mr. J. B. Sproston, Regional Production Director, Ministry of Fuel and Power, about whom I wrote to you on November 14° t Sincerely yours, r tjtC 1 1944 J- Potter, Deputy Solid Fuels Administrator. „ J ' �UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OE THE INTERIOR PENALTY FOR PRIVATE USE TO AVOID PAYMENT OF POSTAGE, S3OO SOLID FUELS ADMINISTRATION FOR WAR WASHINGTON 25, D. C. OFFICIAL. BUSINESS Mr. Eugene McAuliffe, President, The Union Pacific GoalJ?t5mjx 1416 Dodge Sj et;r ' 0ma)?.<r"2 febraska �Rock Springs - December 11, 1944 Mr. Io No Bayless: ■ / (CO - Mr. E. McAuliffe Mr. V. 0. Murray Mr. H. C. Livingston) XV'.' /z X / / Mr. McAuliffe telephoned this morning from Omaha advising that Mr;-, V' V J. V Sproston, Deputy Regional General of the British Mission of Supply, headquarters in Washington D. Co, will arrive on U.P. No. 21, to be our i V) guest while visiting our mines. Mrs. Outsen is arranging reservations at the White Mountain Lodge for him and we will plan to meet him at the train; thereafter, endeavoring to make his stay as our guest pleasant and satisfactory > L'; • ■ v �~'2/i C. ' .? �Rock Springs - November 19, 1944 I X Mr. Eugene McAuliffe; This will acknowledge the receipt of Carbon Copy of your letter to Mr. Potter regarding Mr. J. B. Sproston’s visit to our Rock Springs Mines. We will be glad to have Mr. Sproston visit our properties. Original Signed: I), El. BAYLESS �080-3 November 17, 1944 0 ■ ■ . ■ '' ' ' ' ■ ' T ' Dr. C« J© hotter Deputy Solid Tuels Administrator U. S. Department of the Interior Washington 25, D. C. Mr. I. N. Bayles (co. Deax* Dr. rotter: I have your file DA-1 of November Id, advising that !’the Deputy Director ©eneral of the British Ministry of Supply Mission, Washington, D. C., has informed me that Mr. J. B. Sproston, Regional Droduotion Director, Ministry of Fuel end Power, will visit this country on a mission similar to that of Messrs. Dobson and Millar who recently visited your mine.0 You requested permission for Mr. Sproston to visit our Rook Springs, Wyoming, eoal operations. We will be very glad to receive Mr. Sproston, and o if you will advise my office of his anticipated arrival, we will be looking for him, making necessary hotel reservations at Book Springs, ^"hereafter we will be glad to show him through our mines and give him.all the information we ©an. Sincerely yours. KU6ENE �NO. 3 �February 23, 1945 Hr. A. Ifillar "Firth. View", Siddick Workington, Cumberland England Dear Hr, Hiller: I received a few days ego your letter dated January 22nd and was glad, indeed, to hear from you. I have thought of you often since your visit. It is very nice of you to say the kind things about myself and The Union Pacific Coal Company. There are tines vzhen we are not too proud of some of our accomplishments. Wo did, however, wind up with a very good year last yoarj oven with the large labor turnover, absenteeism, etc., we produced 6,300,822 tons of coal. Wo produced 612,000 tons of coal for tiic month of January tliis year, however, we are slacking down on demand at this time and are not producing on Sundays. I can inagina some of yo<ir difficulties and experiences in attempt­ ing to work a Joy machine with shuttle car on steep pitches. No doubt you people will prove the Duckbill sooner or later and probably adopt a standard method of mining which will, lend itself to mechanical loading. The war news sounds better at this time and again we are all getting in on optimistic mood; however, I am afraid thoir are some long unhappy moments ahead before we settle back to a normal life. Messrs, hurray, Livingston, Knill and Sharrer send their regards and speak of joa as the most promising "Johnnie Bull” who has visited this property for sone time; in fact ry offer still holds good if you would like to come to this country and be a Hine Foreman. Hoping to hear from you often, I remain Sincerely yours, IND:DAT ���Oo ��y- ■ I ��Mr. A. Millar Firther View Siddick ’.Worthington Cunberlandj England Great Britain �Rock Springs ~ October 18, 1944 Mr. Eugene McAuliffe: Hr. A., Millar loft here Sunday morning, October 15th, to visit the Oliver Coal Company mines at Somerset, Colorado. I talked to Mr. McWhorter about making it possible for Mr, Millar to visit some of the mines in Northern Colorado, subbituminous field, Mr, Mqiihorter agreeing to do this, Mr. Millar drove with Mr. Bayless to Denver, arriving there Sunday evening, and Hr. Bayless also got in touch with Lire JJc’.Jhorter to make arrangements so that Hr. Millar will be able to go into some of the Northern Colorado nines. Hr. McWhorter has also been asked that when Mr. Millar®s visit lias been completed to arrange for reservations East for him. Er. Millar spent three weeks on our property, and I think that he got a great deal out of his visit as he wont in the mine in the morning worked with the crews on the shaking conveyors and also on Mobile Joy loaders. I am sure when he returns to England he will be in an excellent position to supervise the in­ stallation of the shalcing conveyors with Duckbills which his company has purchased. Original Signed: GEORGE S. PRVDE EX1 o&PY ON Ft �October 18P 1944 Mr. Co E. Ifc shorter The Goodman Manufacturing Company Denver National Bank Building Denvers Colorado Dear Hr. Me "Shorter? Herewith letter for Hr. A. Millar which reached here after he left Rock Springs. I am assuming he will be back in Denver and get in touch with you after visiting the Somerset mines. I would be obliged to you if you ■would see that delivery is made to Mr. Millar of this letter. Sincerely yours,. Original Signed: GEORGE B. Enc. �October 12, 1944 ’.'r. G. 3. McWhorter The Goodman Manufacturing Company Denver National Bank Building Denver, Colorado Dear Mr. McWhorter: As I advised you by phono, Mr. A. Millar, Mine Foreman from the Northern part of England, will be in Denver on his way to Somerset, Colorado, to inspect the mines of the Oliver Coal Company, and his stay in Soperset will probably be for three or four days then he will return to Denver. I would appreciate ^eryuruch' if you will take cars of Mr. Millar on his return so that he can sco the loading operations in soma of the Northern Colorado mines. Mr. Millar plans to drive to Denver with Mr. I. N. Bayless Sunday afternoon and will no doubt call at your office sometime Monday and discuss his itinerary with you. Sincerely yours, Original Signed: GEORGE B. P.RY0E �ItOUii u-PLlluCkzj ;.Xv.-’1UG COOl/t-i-J<■ — .?JiL'iiJL;G Gv—rVkL£ 3 CG1£ i<. iLr u A© JILL. J w ..ILL J?xL ■ <.- UUU«j«j A X-sJ xJ J i;i uL» izluJ. ikb * - -L IX-U ^.'_;ij.jO_- Xri*«x«u.'rX UijicXJ-Gt'O • -JI -!1 t/uJ 3 O^CIjOgK LlGiiD**Y Io Lb Aa-lu Zj.. iX«u--i^u) —-JLV-j j-.-^... ..C-<‘. i'.:-wAi'0l~— J UW--- .‘l^.X �October 12, 1944 I'r. Co B. McWhorter The Goodman Manufacturing Company Denver National Baal: Building Denver, Colorado (CC - Mr. Ao Eillar Mr, Io No Bayless) Dear Hr. Ec..hortors As I advised you by phone, Hr. Ao Millar, Nine Foreman from the Northern part of Ikigland, will be in Denver on his way to Somerset, Colorado, to inspect the mines of the Oliver Goal Company, and his stay in .Somer­ set will probably be for three or four days then he will return to Denver0 I would appreciate very much if you will take care of Mr. Hiller on his return so that he can sco the loading operations in some of the Northern Colorado lIajLKOS q. • Mro 1’dllar plans to drive to Denver with Hr. Io II Bayless Sunday afternoon and will mo doubt call at your office sometime Monday and discuss his itinerary with you. Sincerely yours, Original Signed: GEORGE 8. h® �BT9 11598 I have received a copy of “Rules and Regulations For the Government of All Employes of The Union Pacific Coal Company” bearing number above. I will read these rules, and I further agree to observe same as long as I am employed in or about the mines of The Union Pacific Coal Company, and will return this book in the event I leave the service of the company within one year. Employed in Mine as. [This Receipt to be Filed in Office of General Manager, Rock Springs.] at-— �I 2 as. J-..f �Mr. Ao Millar, Mechanization Officer of United Steels, from Cumberland, Great Britain, arrived in Rock Springs Saturday, September 23rd, from Washington, Do Co Mr. Millar came by plane from Southern Ireland to Canada -then to La Guardia Field, Hew York, the total time flying/lieing t-wenty-three hours. Mr. Millar was sent to the United States by his company to study mechanical operations in several mining districts of the United States, starting in The Union Pacific Coal Company mines in the Rock Springs district. For some time under lend lease mining machinery, in- eluding mobile loaders, shaking conveyors with Duckbills, and mining machines have been shipped to Great Britain in an effort to increase the production of coal. From time to time engineers have come to the mines of the United States, including The Union Pacific Coal Company mines, to study the mechanical loading operations with the view of operating them in the British mines. More recently it has been thought advisable to send men whose duties are entirely with underground 'work in the British mines0 Quite a number are at present visiting mines in the United States, Mr. Millar being one of this number. Mr. TN 11.ar plans to spend several weeks in the United States . After leaving The Union Pacific Coal Company mines, mines in Colorado. he will visit some His full itinerary has not yet been established. After a week in The Union Pacific Coal Company mines in this district, Mr. Millar is quite enthusiastic about the possibilities of installing mechanical loading in the mines of the company which he re­ presents in the Northern part of England. During his visit he has spent �- 2 the greater part of his time underground studying the operation of the machinery in the cutting and loading of coaly and he states he will find this experience of great assistance in his company’s mineso �080-8 September 25, 1944 Dr. C. J. Potter Deputy Solid Fuels Administrator 3160 New Interior Building Washington 25, D. 0. (pc: Dear Dr. Potter: Mr. G. B. Pryde)^ ' • Your B-l:8 of September 15 on visit of Hr. Alex Mitchell to our Book Springs mines: Under date of September 25 I received the following wire from New York City: ’’Have been advised British Ministry of Supply Mission of your courtesy in granting me per­ mission to see over some of your mines. 1 regret I have had to return east and am very doubtful if I will have time to go west again. With best thanks. Alex Mitchell - Chairman . The New Cummock Colliers, Scotland I am sorry that we are not able to see Mr. Mitchell, but possibly at some future time he will be able to visit our properties. Sincerely yours, ■ . » OrlgimJ Si'.nnd •F.UGENK Mg-AUUFFE �UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR' SOLID FUELS ADMINISTRATION FOR WAR WASHINGTON 25, D. C. In reply please refer to 3-1:8 Mr, George B, Pryde, Vice President, The Union Pacific Coal Company, Rock Springs, Wyoming, September 21, 1944, My dear Mr, Pryde: This letter will introduce to you Mr, A, Miller, about whom I wrote to Mro Eugene McAuliffe on August 4, Sincerely yours C. J. Potter, Deputy Solid Fuels Administrator �Form 2191 « 24 GROAN ■. , . UN:ON PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY z 11-42-10MM ' 'Z. TELEGRAM Ok AHA 225 PM SEP 22,44 GBP SG LETTER 16th J P STRACHAN BRITISH MINISTRY SUPPLY MISSION WASH nIKES QUOTE "MR A MILLER MINING OFFICIAL FROM UNITED KINGDOM LEFT HERE YESTERDAY EVENING BY TRAIN SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE ROCK SPRINGS 840PM SATURDAY END QTE. L-47 EMC A 437pm �080-3 Omaha, September 16, 1944 Mr. G. B. Pryde: On August 4th, Dr. C. J. Potter wrote me that he would send E. H. Dobson, mine manager, and A. Millar, mechanization officer, of United Steels, Great Britain, to spend two weeks in our mines, studying duckbill opera­ tions. This morning I received a letter from Dr. Potter, advising that Mr. Alex M. Mitchell of Comraock Collieries, Ayrshire, Scotland, would like to visit our Rock Springs mines, Dr. Potter advising that the British government is paying all expenses, and he will notify me within two days of his arrival at Rock Springs so that necessary arrange­ ments can be made, this visit to take place the latter part of September. I wired Dr. Potter today, per copy attached. He said nothing about Messrs. Dobson and Millar in the last letter. �r'L i the >1 account1 ofr____ W d_____ J? •°______________ COAta GO a2 Charge to 'J---------------------------------- Send the following telegram, subject to the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to Omaha, Sept. 16, 1944 FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS TODAY Dro Co J. hotter Solid. Fuels Administration for War 3160 Men Interior Bldg Washington D G Sour B-1:S 15th. Gladly receive LLr ALez Li tiltohell our sines Rook Springs Bugene LtcAuliffe �Rock Springs - August % 1944 Mr. I. I'J. Bayless: Herewith copy of letter from Mr. McAuliffe regarding two British coal mine officials comin - to our properties. Mr. McAuliffe advises that the committee that went over to make a survey of the coal mine installations in Great Britain is very critical of some of the methods employed in that country in utilizing some of the mechanical eouipment that has gone from this country to Ireat Britain and has suggested that a number of the mine officials come to this country, go into the mines in America, and get firsthand information. He talked to me about this on the phone yesterday and suggested that we send them in with a Mine Foreman so they can get the necessary information at the working face. After they have been in the mine several days, you and I and the staff can hold evening meetings with them and discuss our operations. An article in Business Week indicates that the committee that went over is very critical of the application of the mechanical equipment in Great Britain. to read the article. unc. �080-3 August 7, 1944 Dr. C. J. Potter, Deputy Solid Fuels Administrator, Department of the Interior, Washington 25, D. 0. (cc - Mr. 0. B. Pryde) Dear Doctor Potter: Yours of August Z^h with reference to sending Mr. E. H. Dobson, mine manager, and Mr. A. Millar, mechaniza­ tion officer, of United Steels, Great Britain, to visit our mines for two xveeks, studying duckbill operations: Please have these men report to our Mr. George B. Pryde, Vice President, Operation, Pock Springs, Wyoming, who will assign each of them to a mine foreman, who will, if they desire, stay with them during the entire two weeks period, or if it is found desirable, they can shift from one mine to another. In substance, we will be more than glad to cooperate with you in this matter. I would like very much to hear of their arrival and when we may expect to meet them, so that arrangements for their reception can be worked out. Sincerely yours /s/ Eugene McAuliffe COPY �Rock Springs - August 9, 1944 Mr. I. N. Bayless; Herewith copy of letter from Er. McAuliffe regarding two British coal mine officials comin; to our properties. Mr. McAuliffe advises that the committee that went over to make a survey of the coal mine installations in Great Britain is very critical of some of the methods employed in that country in utilizing some of the mechanical equipment that has gone from this country to Great Britain and has suggested that a number of the mine officials come to this country, go into the mines in America, and get firsthand information. He talked to me about this on the phone yesterday and suggested that we send them in with a Mine Foreman so they can get the necessaiy information at the working face. After they have been in the mine several days, you and I and the staff can hold evening meetings with them and discuss our operations. An article in Business Week indicates that the committee that went over is very critical of the application of the mechanical equipment in Great Britain. I have sent that magazine in to you to read the article. Original Signed: GEORGE 8 PRYDE Enc �OSG»®o August 70 1944 Dr, Go J. Potter, Deputy Solid Fuels Administrator, Department of the Interior, Washington 25, D. Go (oc “ Mr. Go £* 0 Pryde} Dear Doctor Potter: yours of August 4th with reference to sending Mr. E. H. Dobson, mine manager, and Mr. Ao Millar, mechaniza- ’ tion officer, of united Steels, Great Britain, to visit our' mines for Wo weeks, studying duckbill operations: ‘°lease have these men reoort to our Mr. George Bv Pryde, Vice President, Operation, Bock Springs, Wyoming, x.'ho will assign each of them to a mine foreman, who will, if they desire, stay with them during the entire two weeks period, or if it is found desirable, they can shift from one-mine to another. In substance, we will be more than glad to cooperate with you in this matter. I would like very much to hear of their arrival and when we may expect to meet them, so that arrangements for thbir reception can be worked out. < Sincerely yours, �NO. 2 �Telegrams “Fifcol, CowdenbeaIj Cowden . res idem; General The Union hoc’: Sprint •..YuhlilC-. Dear I'r. Bayless, Cn looking through my files the other day I found that I had not replied to your letter of 27th February. I em glad that Uro 1'cAuliffe passed you a. copy of my letter as I had intended, at that time, also to ■’.’.'rite to you. Your figures in regard to output and labour force for last year are very rood indeed, especially when one considers the remarkable turnover of labour you have experienced. It is most interesting to me that you should be able to train so many new mon end yet maintain such a high efficiency. Cur labour position here has been most difficult during the war years as we leave had little intake of suitable manpower and our wastage has been at a fairly high level. Our intake of labour has for the most part been composed of "Devin" Boys, tlia.t is, youths of military age who, on being called up for the forces were balloted to the Coal Fines instead. naturally many of these youths have no interest in coal­ mining and in many cases have a bad influence on other workers. Approximately 7-3y of our employees a.t the present time are "Bevin" Boys Apart altogether from this aspect, we are not getting the full advantage of the new methods. This ray be due, as you indicate, to �Telegrams "Fifcol, Cowdenbeath." Telephone Nos 181 to 185 Cowdenbeath. C ■the difficulty of introducing new methods and machinery durinc; a war period. It is true that we are increasing our total output and our operating efficiency to some extent by the new methods but we feel that we are not getting the full co-operation end effort of the men. Did you, in the initial stages of mechanisation, experience the same difficulty.? V.'ith due regal’d to differences in conditions, we believe that the men are only giving us one half to two thirds of the output possible with duckbills. This is most disturbing as wo do not : now what more we can do to increase efficiency. host of our officials have received careful training in the new methods and have had numerous lectures, illustrated with films and slides, on the subject. \.'e have trained six demonstrators who are now used to train operators end we have inaugurated a training course for operators at our Central Workshops. Vlages paid to all operators are day rates and while we believe this to be the correct system, wo sometimes think that contract work would stimulate production. One feature has, however, given us great encouragement. A short . \ time apo we organised a single entiy did.vs.ge with one duckbill working i 3 shifts per day. The men selected, three on each shift, had no previous duckbill experience, but a trained demonstrator was placed on ("'■ each shift. The entry was 14’ wide end the coal 5’ to high. The’ best progress obtained "was en output of 240 saleable tons (2,240 lbs.) in one day’s working (i.e. throe 7r- hour shifts), while over a week of 17 working shifts a driva-'e of 414 ft. was obtained. This job was very well organised in regard to all services end the results obtained were ' more than twice the average we are obtaining with our other duckbills. As many as G complete cycles were made in one shift. The/ �Telegrams “Fifcol, Cowdenbeath." Telephone Nos 181 to 185 Cowdenbeath. The vrar in Europe is now over end I feel sure that the Pacific TTar will also soon he at an end. no doubt when conditions become more or less settled, we ■'.'.•ill realise a much better performance from our people • 17111 you please give my kind regards to Hr. l.oAuliffe and to Hr. George Piyde, whom I hope is now enjoying his well-earned retirement• Yours sincerely, �AV JUKI > �February 27, 1945 Mr. Ho Ro King The Fife Coal Company, Limited Cowdenbeath, Fife, Scotland Dear Ur. Kings Mr. Eugene McAuliffe has passed to do a copy of your letter dated January 30th commenting on your developments in mechanical load­ ing in Great Britain also your kind remarks about The Union Pacific Coal Company. V.’e produced a total of 6,300,822 tons of coal last year with approximately 2,800 total employes on the pay roll. Our labor turnover was very high. In fact, to maintain 2,800 employes during the year it was necessary to employ approximately 3,800 men, which, you will realise, lowered cur efficiency when, being forced to train this number of man, some of them entirely inexperienced^ and I might say many did not desire to do any work of any kind around the coal mineso We are not attempting to develop any new methods or add new types of machines to our operations at this time, being content to carry on with our present method of mining and present type of machines until after the war at which time we hope to make further improvements both in mining practices and mechanical mining. Ue are sure that you and Mr. Buchanan will be able to develop improved practices of raining by installing proper types of mechanical equipment. We appreciate your many difficulties and would be glad to give any information at any time you think it would be helpful. The war news at this time sound promising. However, with the setback late last year, the people in this country are rather hesitant to become too optimistic. We all realise, of course, there will be many adjustments after the war before we will be able to settle back into our routine method of living. Please convey my personal regards to Dr. Reid and Mr. Buchanan. Sincerely yours, IIS 8 AB J �(ja7^& N\ c. '-copy- The Fife Coal Company, Limited Cowdenbeath, Fife, Scotland 30th January, 1945 Mr, Eugene McAuliffe Chairman The Union Pacific Coal Company 1416 Dodge Street Omaha 2, Nebraska - U.S.A. \ Dear Mr. McAuliffe: ,'r. ; ’r-. 4... When Mr. Buchanan and I left you in Rock Springs, I promised to write giving information regarding our progress with American methods of mining. I am now implementing that promise but I wish first of all to again thank you and all your staff for the very great hospitality with which you received us. The visit to The Union Pacific Coal Company will long be remembered by me and I hope that it will again be possible to visit you at some later date. I was very pleased to hear of your appointment as Chairs man of the Board and was somewhat sorry to learn that Mr. George Pryde had retired from service. On the other hand, I wish to congratulate Mr. I. N. Bayless on his well merited promotion. My company has now started a very intense programme of mechanisation and modernisation, and it may interest you to know that we are producing 25% of the coal won by American methods and machinery in this country. Most of this coal is mined by Duck­ bills and we have adopted, as standard practice, the methods carried out by The Union Pacific Coal Company. In this respect we are greatly indebted to you for all the valuable information and advice given us during visits. The best results we have been able to attain so far are 4-5 tons per person employed to the main haulage, but as foremen and men become more proficient, we are hopeful that greatly improved results will accrue. One Interesting point has emerged in that we have been able to obtain in selected subjects, practically 100% extraction with Duckbills at depths approximating 2,000 feet. At present we are developing what we expect to be the first all American mine in this country. On the surface a very simple tipple has been laid out with haulage, electrical equipment, office, ambulance room and lamp room housed under one roof. The coal from underground in two ton capacity drop bottom cars of our own design and manufacture is emptied into storage hoppers on the �- 2 - surface, from which it is removed by motor -truck to a nearby screening plant. Only two men are employed above ground, exclud­ ing truck drivers. Underground all slope haulage is by direct rope with locomotive haulage on the level and a 42” track gauge. American room and pillar methods of complete extraction are employed at the face and on full production it is expected that 80/90 men overall will produce an output of 500 tons per day. Four similar mines are in course of preparation. In addition to the above, we are contemplating recon­ struction of many of our older collieries with the introduction of . broad track gauge, large cars, locomotive haulage on the level, and direct rope haulage on all slopes. The method of working proposed throughout is by Duckbill or hand-filling onto chain conveyors. The above brief outline will give you an indication of hotiT we are progressing and of how much we owe to your company for the advice and help rendered us. Dr. Reid and Mr. Buchanan send their kindest regards. with best wishes, I am, Yours sincerely, /s/ H. R. King �April 15, 1944 Dr. William Reid General Manager The Fife Coal Company (Limited) Cowdenbeath, Fifeshire, Scotland Dear Bill: I was greatly pleased to have Messrs, King and Buchanan with uso Mr. McAuliffe came from Omaha with them, and-we- spenttwo busy days and some busy evenings here. Your two officials, I think, got a good deal of benefit from the visit as they seemed to lenow what they were looking for and apparently are two very capable men. We should have liked to have them stay longer at our property, but their itinerary was fixed for them and we disliked to change it. They made full use of the time they were with us, and we, of course, had a nice visit with them regard^ ing the conditions in Scotland at the present time particularly at the properties of your company. The automatic Duckbill, with shaking conveyors, I am sure will work out very well in some of your work. Joy machines are good for sinking slopes of limited dip, say, up to 10 degrees. The Joy can also be used to drive entries where you can drive at least three places simultaneously. The only thing, of course, with mechanical loading is to keep the loader busy. We had a fine meeting with the Rock Springs Chapter of the A.I.M.E. here, and we included quite a number of business men here to have dinner with us in the evening. The Rock Springs Canadian Legion had a fine party on Wednesday evening which we all enjoyed. It was fine that Mr. McAuliffe could be present during the entire visit. He is still very active and a remarkable man. During the years I have been associated with him, I have become more and more attached to him. �Dr. William Reid - 2 - April 15, 1944 I have recently written to a friend of mine, Captain S. J. Giovale, who is with the American Medical Corps somewhere in Britain,, I have asked him, if he is in the vicinity of your home, to call upon you. Before he joined the Army, he was a doctor at one of our mining districts. we are still having the same difficulty with shortage of men and large labor turnover, plus absenteeism,. Our experience is very similar to your own with the absenteeism growing in direct proportion to increases in wages and earnings. I am sure you will have a great meeting with Messrs. Buchanan and King upon their return. Give ny regards to them, Mr. Carlow, and your father, and I hope to write to them sometime before long. Sincerely yourp. Original Signed: GEORGE B. PRYDE �April 15, 1944 Mr. G. R. Buchanan The Fife Coal Company (Limited) Cowdenbeath, Fifeshire, Scotland Dear Mr. Buchanan: It was very kind of you to write me from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, prior to your leaving for home. I hope you enjoyed the remainder of your visit in America after leaving Rock Springs. I derived a great deal of personal pleasure in meeting both you and Hr. King because you talk ry language and come from very near my old home. I shall not soon forget the fine visit we had. It would be entirely all right for you to write me anytime either you or Mr. King have a problem you do not fully understand, and I shall be only too glad to answer anything you may ask, giving you any information I can. We of The Union Pacific Coal Company family are e:±remely interested in the developments going on in your mines with the adaptation of the mechanical loading. I shall do everything possible to help you. Weather has warmed up somewhat, but we have had an esctremely long, cold winter and are looking forward to warmer weather. Mrs. Pryde has been in Seattle, Washington, with sonin-lav; and daughter. Mrs, Frost, ny daughter and her two children are still staying with me. Hay I again express ny pleasure in meeting you and hope we may again meet at some future time. My best regards to you and Mr. King. Sincerely yours, Original Signed: GEORGE B. PRYDE �lluquesne (Club ^JiHsburgh 2si o' /‘7^4/- ��4/ 080-3 April 10, 1944 iir. J. D„ A, Morrow, president, Joy Manufacturing Company, Franklin, Pa. My dear John: Many thanks for yours of th© 7th. X would like to have the two Scots on our payroll if we had a job for them; Z think they are both bang-up mining men. We try to do a real Job of British hospitality when a fellow from ths Island comes over* and Dro William Heid, who sent these two men over, has been on our pro­ perty, and we hear from him very frequently, their mines located dos© to where Mr. Pryde was born. We had beastly weather when the Scots were with us, but they took it in good form. X under stand Mr. J. B. Mavor of Mavor & Coulson is on the way over here, in fact he sent me a wireless to that effect several days ago, but without detail as to his arrival. Plan to ooms out next summer and see us. We will tp.be care of you even better than we did th© Scots. Sincerely yours, C'-fgiE J cfJ‘. 1 EUGENE McAUUFFE �Apr!1 7, IS <14 Ur. nurene IIcAuliffe, President The inion Pacific Coal Company 1416 lodge Street Omaha 2. Nebraska Dear Dene I have just left J King and they are certainl^y: way you and Georg© Pryde/i^so' Springs. They found t;trip q interesting ai'-d enjoyed personally very much. of ours of tlic Bri t i sh L' ue 1 seeing Americ equipment as ill as Je and the an of ' ,ucaai id ol praxso or the of then at Rock to the ost very - <z hey had with OU themselves eus toners ‘icial representatives me interested in " me two ds generally; Joy ey, Goodman and Sullivan e were our vasts. want such a fijje example of American hospitality inte st in their mission everything is going noil with both h best regards. Sincerely yours JO ::ad u:acturt i;g cgiipai; y narrow cc • IJr. George Pryde Onion Pacific Cool Company Rock Springs, ‘.yarning / • VJ �Rock Springs - March 23, 1%4 Mr, Eugene McAuliffe; I an sending you today, under separate cover, a photograph of Messrs, H, R, King and G, R. Buchanan, these sent rae by Mr, L, E, Brown, Special Representative, Jestinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co,, Salt Lake City, Utah, Original Signed-: GEORGE B. PRVDE �March 23 s Mr. Lo E. Brown Special Representative Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Coo 10 »7. First South Street Salt Lake City 1P Utah Dear Ero Brovm: I am indebted to you for the two photographs sent to me of our friends H« Ro King and Go Ro Buchanano I have forwarded one to Er, McAuliffe for his filco Sincerely yoursp Original Signed?. GEORGE B. PRYDE �ELECTRIC er MANUFACTURING COMPANY * Mr. George B. Pryde Vice President Union Pacific Coal Company Rock Springs, Wyoming IO W. FIRST SOUTH STREET SALT LAKE CITY 1, UTAH March 21, 1944 Dear Mr. Pryde: The Deseret News have very kindly furnished me with two prints of the picture appearing in their issue of March 16. This covers your friends H. R. King and G. R. Buchanan, and I thought possibly you might want to forward one copy to Mr. McAuliffe. Very truly yours, BROWN Special Representative leb/ec WESTINGHOUSE—THE NAME THAT MEANS EVERYTHING IN ELECTRICITY ���March 20, 1944 Mr. L. E. Brown 10 W. First South Street Salt Lake City 1, Utah Dear Lrr. Brown; I am in receipt of the two copies of the Deseret Mews of March 16th which you most kindly sent me. I wish to e:ctend ay thanks for sane. The Scotchmen had a very good visit here, and v;e enjoyed having them. '—-—Sincerely yours. Original Signed GEORGE 8. PRVDE �WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC er MANUFACTURING COMPANY * IO W. FIRST SOUTH STREET SALT LAKE CITY 1, UTAH Mr. George Pryde Vice President Union Pacific Coal Company Rock Springs, Wyoming. March 17» 1944. Dear Mr. Pryde Enclosed please find two copies of the Deseret News of March the 16th. You will note the news item on the first page of section two with photographs of Mr. H.R. King and G.R. Buchanan. It was a real pleasure to meet these gentlemen and have them see the Utah Copper operation at Bingham, which they enjoyed immensely. Sincerely, WESTINGHOUSE—THE NAME THAT MEANS EVERYTHING IN ELECTRICITY �Rock Springs - March IS, 1944 Mr. Eugene McAuliffe: I an attaching herewith three photographs that Mr, Vi’illiams took here on Wednesday, March 15th. You may wish to send one each to Messrs, King and Buchanan and have one for your own files. If you desire additional copies, I can send then to you as we have the negative here. cane out very well. Original Signed: '''■■'GF 8. PRYDE Enc. The pictures �At Rock Springs, Wyoming March 16, 1944 Mr, Arthur Co Green Goodman Manufacturing Company Halsted Street and 48th Place Chicago 9, Illinois Dear Mr. Green; Yours of March 13th; We had a splendid tine rd.th the Scots, tak­ ing them into Stansbury, Reliance, and Rock Springs No. 4o Tiie two last compare with their conditions, and I am sure the operation of the Duckbill is pleasing to them. They left last night to visit the Kenilworth Mine, Mr, Schloss meeting them in Salt Lake City this morning. There is some doubt of their ability to visit this mine due to the blocked roads. In any case, they are fixed with transportation and xvill arrive in Chicago on the Union Pacific City of Denver at 10;40 a.m,, Sunday, March 19th, <<e had no salesman in Rock Springs, Sincerely yours, Original Signed: EUGENE McAULlFFE �P. 0. Box 417 Bock Soring s, Wyoming . March 11, 1944. Dear Mr. Pryde, The article in Saturday’s Rocket stating that Mr. King and Mr. Buchanan of the Fife Coal Company, Scotland, would be visitors in Rock Springs, set the Ladies Social Club of the Canadian Legion to wondering if it would be a nresumption on their part to tressnass on the prerogatives of the Union Pacific Coal Company (hosts to these executives during their stay here) to organize a British concert at which both gentlemen would be asked to say a few words, and the ladies have asked me to approach you for your advice and to request that you use your influence in this regard. With this in mind I called your office on Saturday and was informed that you were out of town and would not return until Monday Mrs. Outsen referred me to Mr. Bayless to whom I outlined the thought of the ladies. Mr. Bayless was very co-operative and thought that both Mr. King and Mr. Buchanan would be in Rock Springs over Wednes­ day nqight, and suggested that the Ladies club make tentative nlans and contact your office on Monday for your opinion as to what might be done, and when. The Ladies Club have completed tentative plans which roughly have the following outline: That a British concert be held in the Congregational Church on Wednesday evening at 8 PM. (Concert be similiar in structure to the Burns’ concert recently held in Rock Springs). That admission be free and the public invited. That a cup of tea be served after the concert. That Mr. King and Mr. Buchanan be asked to tell a little some­ thing about ”0ur Ain Folk” in their struggle against the Germans. That Mr. McAuliffe and Mr. Pryde be asked to honour the concert by their nresence on the platform. That the concert-chairman arrange his continuity to suit the convenience of the distinguished guests, in the event they can stay for part of the programme only. T would greatly appreciate a telephone call at 100 at your convenience on Monday so that I can relay your thought to the ladies. Yours very truly, Alexander Braes. �THE DAILY ROCKET March 11, 1%4 W@ ©@ffi iiWffl 7© 111 1W Two executives of The Fife Coal company, one of the major coal producing companies in Scotland, will arrive in Rock Springs next Monday to study operations of The Union Pacific Coal company mines here. The men are H. R. King andV-------------------------------------------------G. R. Buchanan, agent and plan­ ning engineer, respectively, for at the Dead Horse Canyon club house. Arrangements for the gath­ the Scotland company. William Reed, now general man­ ering are in charge of V. O. Mur­ ager of The Fife Coal company, ray, chairman, and R. R. Knill, made a visit to The Union Pacific secretary of the chapter. Coal company mines in Sweetwat­ The meeting promises to be a er county in September, 1934, and most interesting one, as the Scot­ Kenneth H. McNeel, now deceased, tish visitors will no doubt have also of the same company, made much valuable information to give a visit here in October, 1935. the members and guests of the A number of the British mines, engineering chapter. including The Fife company, have enviable safety records and have installed American mining ma­ chinery shipped from the United States. This equipment includes undercutting machines, shaking conveyors and mobile loaders. The two officials of the Scot­ land company are now in this country to study American mining methods and the operation of me­ chanical loaders with the view of increasing production at their mines. Additional coal is badly needed in the British Isles at the present time because of the war. They will be accompanied to Rock Springs by Eugene McAu­ liffe of Omaha, president of The Union Pacific Coal company. The ■ three men will be guests of honor at a meeting of the Rock Springs chapter of the A. I. M. E. to be held at 6 o’clock Monday evening �iPost (Office EJepartment PENALTY FOR PRIVATE USE TO AVOID PAYMENT Or POSTAGE, $V.3 Passports mailed March 15, 1944 to r ED :POS^ J. P. Strachan, Esq. British Ministry of Supply Mission 1801 K Street N.W. Washington, D. C. Via registered mail - No. 4190 Return Receipt Reguested - Special Delivery War fund Return tn (NAME OF SENDSP) Street and Number,\ or Post Office Box.) REGISTERED ARTICLE No?Ost OfficeINSURED PARCEL tlo... . State �Form 2191 9-41-1OMM UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY ----------- M Time Filed. ■ W ROCK springs ticket OFFICE LIAR 14,44 COPY GBP TELEGRAM SG THE BEST ’IE ARE ABLE TO SECURE II! SPACE FOR BUCHANAN & KING ARE UPPERS 5 & 6 CAR N-l TEN 23 DUE CUT 9:10 PR, MARCH 15-44 I MOULD SUGGEST THEY KEEP THE TICKETS THEY KOI I HAVE AND TENDER / THE! FOR A REFUND EITHER AT SALT LAKE PULLMAN OFFICE OR AT DE!’VER, PURCHASING TICKETS FOR THE UPPERS ’IE AES HOLDING FOR THEM. II BYRD TA �Form 2191 9-41-10MM UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Time Filed TELEGRAM M — .... COPY 10 gr dm rush Denver Colo 522 PM Mar 14, 1944 EUGEI-T MCAULIFFE SG NO FILE DRAWING- ROOM CAR U-15 SCHLOSS AND SCHUBART MARCH 18 TIT LIMIT MARCH 17 5 PM Y-1809 KNM 647 Hl iGIG^L OG f&ii O, ■<' XL-.-. �c. s. Form 2191 9-41-10M M UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Time Filed. TELEGRAM M SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH iftRCH 14, 1944 EL'cA - ROCK SPRINGS, 'TO’TNG YOUR TIRE THIRTEENTH D A- RG" CCLFIRI’S RESERVATIONS II' NAIL OF C.I'. SCHLOSS OF DEALING Ru.L AND COL'PAFT1E:.:T LEAVING SALT LAKE CITY TRAIN NO. 8 5:00 P..V. FRIDAY 17TH K421 FHK A �C. S. 9-41-10M M Form 2191 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Time Filed M TELEGRAM Rock Springs - March 13, 1944 2/q KNICKERBOCKER Salt Lake City C M Schloss of Schloss and Shubart denver arranging reservations D and RG train eight leaving Salt Lake five PM Friday seventeenth gentlemen hero under auspices British government friends of Ernie assure D and RG people they have tickets and confirm reservations made by Schloss. Eugene McAuliffe �c. s. 9-41-10M M Form 2191 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Time Filed M TELEGRAM Rock Springs =■ ILrch 13 2 1944 PRICE DENVER SCHLOSS aND SHUBhRT DENVER MADE ARRANGEMENTS DHL,’IRQ ROOM LS3SRS. KIBG ziND BUCHANAN DENVER TO CHICAGO CITY GF DENVER SATURDAY EVENING EIGHTEENTH I SI J OVER HERE UNDER AUSPICES BRITISH GOVERNMENT OH TIGHT SCHEDULE PLEASE CuHFIRl! 3 AND S RESERVATIONS. ■UGENE ISAULIFFE �X WST'iRN UNION J. Do A, Korrovzj Presidents March 13D 1944 Jcy Jiinufae tuning Company Franklinj, Pa. SCOTS «RRIV;U HERE THIS aFTLRNCON «NXIGUS SPEND ADDITIONAL TILE HERE CONTACTED SCHLOSS IN S.xLT LAKE CITY WILL LEET THEM THEIR uRRIVAL THURSDAY AM SIXTEENTH VISITING INDEPENDENT COMPANY MINE KENILWORTH FRIDAY GETTING D & F.G SALT LAKE Uli PRICE FIRDaY NIGHT THENCE CHICAGO VIA DENVER ON SCHEDULE. EUGENS MCAULIFFE �Messrso King and Buchanan arrive Salt Lake City 5:40 a.m., Thursday* March 16 th* meeting Mr0 C. M. Schloss at Hotel Utah who has arranged Pullman space Salt Lake City to Denver Do & RoGoRoR<> No, 8 leaving Salt Lake City 5 p«>m.9 Friday* March 17th0 Mr» Schloss will put the gentlemen on train Noo 8 at Price or Salt Lake City* arriving Denver 9;50 a.m.* Saturday* March 18tho Mro Schloss has arranged Pullman transportation Union Pacific City of Denver to Chicago leaving Denver 5 p<>nio* Saturday* March 18th* arriving Chicago 10:40 a<,m<>* Sunday* March 19tho �1’01 Class of Service This is a full-rate Telegram or Cable­ gram" ’nless its de­ ferred unaracter is in­ dicated by a suitable symbol above or pre­ ceding the address. NEWCOMB CARLTON J. C. WILLEVER The filine time shown in the date'line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD TIME at point of origin. Time of receipt is STANDARD TIME at point of destination 1<H 65 20=MADI SONVfi LLE KY 11 708P GEORGE PRYDE= ’•VICE PRESIDENT UNION PACIFIC COAL CORP RW=- 'LEAVING CHICAGO TOMORROW CITY OF LOSANGELES FOR ROCK SPRINGS STOP IF CONVENIENT TO YOU MAY WE STAY REMAINDER OF WEEK= BUCHANONr. THE COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE �c. s. Form 2191 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Time Filed TELEGRAM M ROCK oSSIHSu - L’AUCH 11, 1944 EEcAj OFAIIA r; iseiivations hade w white eouotaih lodge for imic, buch^nan, and youruelf ALL AIT.UVIEG 13TH B-18 CBP 9-41-10M M �Rock Springs - March 10s 1944 Mro Eugene McAuliffe: I handed ths following article to Er. Do Go Richardson to be published in the Rock Springs Rocket of March 11 s 1914 o Orijina' SiCn ed: GECiltt b Enc �KTo H. Ro King, Agent of The Fife Coal Company, and Mr. G. R<> Buchanan, Planning Engineer of the same company, will arrive in Rock Springs, Monday afternoon, March 13th, to study the operations of The Union Pacific Coal Company mines here, Dr0 Uilliam Reed, now General Manager of The Fife Coal Company, made a visit to The Union Pacific Coal Comoany mines in Seotember, 193A, and Mr. Kenneth H. McNeel, now deceased, also of the same company made a visit here in October, 1935» A number of the British mines, including The Fife Coal Company which is one of the major coal producing coal companies in Scotland and has an enviable safety record, have installed American mining machinery, consisting of undercutting machines, shaking conveyors, and mobile loaders, shipped from the United States. These two officials of the company are now in this country studying American mining methods and the operation of mechanical loaders with the view of increasing production at their mines. Additional coal is badly needed in the British Isles at the present time on account of the war. Messrs. King and Buchanan will be accompanied to Rock Springs by Mr. Eugene McAuliffe, President of The Union Pacific Coal Company, and in the evening of the 13th, the Rock Springs Chapter of the A.I.M.E., of which Mr. V. 0. Murray is Chairman and Mr. R. R. Knill is Secretary, has arranged a meeting in honor of the visitors and Mr. McAuliffe who is past president of the A.I.M.E. Dinner will be served at the Dead Horse Canyon Club House at 6 p.m., and the meeting promises to be a most interest­ ing one as the Scottish visitors will no doubt have much valuable informa­ tion to give the members and guests of the Engineering Chapter. �Mr. Ho Ro King, Agent of The Fife Coal Company, and l£r. G. R* Buchanan, Planning Engineer of the same company, vd.ll arrive in Rock Springs, Monday afternoon, March 13th, to study the operations of The Union Pacific Coal Company mines here. Dr, '.illiam Reed, now General Manager of The Fife Goal Company, made a visit to The Union Pacific Coal Company mines in September, 1934, and Mr. Kenneth II. McNeel, now deceased, also of‘the same company made a visit here in October, 1935» A number of the British mines, including The Fife Coal Company which is one of the major coal producing coal companies in Scotland and has an enviable safety record, have installed American mining machinery, consisting of undercutting machines, shaking conveyors, and mobile loaders, sliipped from the United States. These two officials of the company are now in this country studying American mining methods and the operation of mechanical loaders with the view of increasing production at their mines. Additional coal is badly needed in the British Isles at the present time on account of the war. Messrs. King and Buchanan will be accompanied to Rock Springs by Mr. Eugene McAuliffe, President of The Union Pacific Coal Company, and in the evening of the 13th, the Rock Springs Chapter of the A.I.M.E., of which Mr. V. 0. Murray is Chairman and Mr. R. R. Enill is Secretary, has arranged a meeting in honor of the visitors and Mr. McAuliffe who is past president of the A.I.M.E. Dinner will be served at ths Dead Horse Canyon Club House at 6 p.ra., and the meeting promises to be a most interest­ ing one as the Scottish visitors will no doubt have much valuable informa­ tion to give the members and guests of the Engineering Chapter. �•>( Goodman Manufachuhwo Company Electric Mining Machinery MAIN OFFICE AND PLANT HALSTED STREET AND 48TH PLACE CHICAGO, 704 DENVER NATIONAL BUILDING ILLINOIS DENVER, COLO. Zone 2 DENVER TELEPHONE TABOR 5090 March 7, 1944 Mr. George B. Pryde, Vice President Union Pacific Coal Company Rock Springs, Wyoming Dear Mr. Pryde: I just had a phone call'from Mr. Green regarding your friends, Mr,. H. R. King and Mr. G. R. Buchanan, .who are over here from England looking over mechanical" loading for the Fife Coal Company. Mr. Green met them at the station in Chicago Sunday morn­ ing and put them up at the South Shore Country Club Sun­ day. They spent Monday going through our factory and were very much impressed by its size and the quantity of equipment we are turning out and by the fact that we make all of our own equipment, Including motors. They had a schedule laid out that contemplated visiting a number of larger mines using mobile equipment. However, they told Mr. Green they were primarily interested in Shaker Conveyors with Duckbills as they felt this equip­ ment was the only loading device they could employ satis­ factorily in their properties. Because of this, Mr. Green changed their schedule so they will have ample opportunity to see what they by all means should look at. Today they are at the Bugos-White Coal Company at Gilles­ pie, Illinois, which mine uses all Shaker Conveyors, dis­ charging onto belts. Tomorrow they will visit the Shear Coal and Coke Company at Canton, Illinois, which is also a Duckbill mine. On Thursday they will go to Harrisburg, Illinois and look over a Joy loader installation which the Joy Company is anxious for them to see. Thursday night one of our men, Mr. Hall, will meet them at Harrisburg and drive them to Madisonville, Kentucky where they will see further Shaker Conveyor installations in low coal. They will return to Chicago Sunday morning and Mr. Green will again meet them at the train and put them up for the day at the South Shore Country Club, subsequently putting them on the train for Rock Springs Sunday night. They will arrive at Green River Monday afternoon in accordance with the instructions they have passed on to you. �March 7, 1944 Sheet #2 Mr. George B. Pryde They at first planned on spending only Monday afternoon and Tuesday at Rock Springs, proceeding to Utah Tuesday night. Mr. Green has told them that Rock Springs and the Union Pacific Coal Company offer the very best possible chance for them to see and learn the best application of Shaking Conveyors and has prevailed upon them to spend more time than originally planned in Rock Springs. We don't know how long they will stay in Rock Springs but they surely should stay there several days and I feel sure that after talking with you they will be agreeable to spending more time with you and your very fine organization. I know you will urge them to do this. From Rock Springs they will visit Utah and I .am today mak­ ing arrangements with Dave Bryson to take them under his wing. I would like to have them see Bryson's Conveyor work at Sunnyside and if they are going to look at cater­ pillar mounted loading equipment I also think they should see Clear Creek which is a track mounted loader mine. Clear Creek is doing by far the best job with mobile loading equipment of any mine in Utah. Mr. Green and, I believe, Mir. McAuliffe are both of the opinion that Messrs. Buchanan and King would be more effect ively sold on the use of Shaker Conveyors and Duckbills if I, or in fact any Goodman man, were not to tag- around with them at Rock Springs. For this reason it is felt that it would be better if I did not meet them at Rock Springs, at least until they are ready to leave. I do think I should take them to Utah if they go there because I know that un­ less they go to the right people there they could leave Utah with a lot of bad information. This is primarily why I want Dave Bryson to give them the true picture of the Utah situation. I think it would be very dangerous to turn them loose in a strange country to make a quick survey of mining in Utah without knowing they are getting good authen tic information. I want to thank you for your extreme kindness in inviting me to be with these people at your properties. I believe that Mr. McAuliffe and Mr. Green have the right slant on it and that it is best that I stay away from Rock Springs. District Manager CEM c Whor t e r : mo �Saturday, Jan* 27; Sunday, Jan. 28, 1940 DECEMBER |l Su Mo Tu V/o Th Fr Sa 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 192021 22 23 242526272829 30 | 27th and 28th Days |V JANUARY i SunMonTueWedThu Fri Sat 12 3 4 5 6 7 3 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Patented FEBRUARY Su Mo Tu V/o Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 1415 1617 18 192021222324 (2526272829 339 and 338 Days to Como �080-3 Omaha - March 3, 1944 Mr. G. B„ PrycLe: Confirming phone conversation this morning, I quote message from Mr. J. D. A. Morrow, President, Joy Manufacturing Company, Franklin, Pennsylvania, dated March 2: "Buchanan and King desire leave Rock Springs Tues­ day night, March 14th, on Union Pacific 21-23 for Salt Lake City. Will you please ask Pollock have space for them accordingly. Thank you." Today Mr. Green of the Goodman called me up and asked that we give them a full opportunity to investi­ gate Goodman equipment, it apparent that Mr. Green thinks the Joy people have the inside track. Mr. Schloss will convoy the gentlemen from Rock �ATTENTION’ MR. PRYDE A I f\ Hock Springs - liarch 3, 1944 .' I , . „ .. (CC: -‘T» Ko Ho Knill) I am attaching copy of letters from ^r. McAuliffe to Hr, Pryde Er. V. 0. Hurray; stating the time of the arrival of Messrs. King and wuchunan, who arc from Scotland. I v.ould suggest that you call an A.-‘••U.S. resting for Monday, March 13ths dinner to be served at 6 at Howard’s Cafe. In addition to inviting all members of the A.I.M.E., I would suggest that Messrs, L, H, Brown, A, L, Taliaferro, uayor,Dr. To H, Roe; Chairman of the Lion’s Club, Ur. S. L, Voucher; Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, ^r. Claude Elias; Er<> g. R. Hctzler of the Mountain i'uel, Orlo Hetts/t John Hay, Jr. be invited, lou ray think of ether prominent business men who should be included, would suggest also that you in­ clude the Hine Superintendents fi’om Hock Springs, Reliance, Stansbury, winton, and Superior. The invitations should be send out as quickly as possible to the men, and you should have prepared a number of copies of the list of those invited. Of course you will also arrange for the dinner at Howards, giving them as much information as is now on hand, this to be done as quickly as possible, youto notify Howard later as to the exact number who will be present �080-3 - A/ ■ \ 1< / Omaha, March 1, 1944. Mr. G. B, Pryde: Mr. J. D. A. Morrow called me from Pittsburgh this even­ ing, advising that Messrs. King and Buchanan are in Pittsburgh today, and will leave Chicago on Streamliner No. 103, Sunday night, March 12th, arriving Green River 2:55 PM, Monday, March 13. Will you please arrange to meet this pair of Scots at Green River, talcing care of them as per my previous a,dvice? I will either go out with them or join them in Rock Springs. co - Mr. A. C. Green, Go o diiian Mf g. Co., Chicago, Ill. Euge ne MeAuliffe �080-3 Omaha - March 1, 1944 Mr. G. B. Pry de: Not hearing anything from Dr. William Reid about the Scottish visitors, Messrs. Buchanan and King, Mr. Green has wired the British Purchasing Commission in Washington, inquiring of Mr. Strachan what, if anything,'he has heard of these two gentlemen. I think we can depend on Mr. Green to follow up as soon as they arrive, giving you advance notice of their visit to Rock Springs. As stated to you, I would like to be there during their stay, at which time we should put on a good meeting of the Wyoming Section of the A. I. M. E. �Send the following message, subject to the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to WANT A REPLY? C 0 P Y Chicago, March 1, 1944 0 "Answer by WESTERN UNION" or similar phrases may be Included without charge. Eugene McAuliffe, Pres., Union Pacific Coal Co., 1416 Dodge St., Omaha, Nebr. Mr. Strachan of Bureau Purchasing Commission in Washington advises us by telegram this morning Messrs. Buchanan and King left Washington last night for Pittsburgh to see Joy Company. They will contact us later. I will keep you advised. A. C. Green, Goodman Mfg. Co. Mr. Pryde: For your information. EMcA 3-1-44 �Class of Service This is a full-rate Telep-im or Cablegran' tIcss its de­ ferred character is in­ dicated by a suitable symbol above or pre­ ceding the address. A. N. WILLIAMS PRESIDENT The filing time shown in the date line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD TIME at point of origin. Time of receipt is STANDARD TIME at point of destination >KHA24 DL=DENVER COLO MAR 1 1O25A ' GEORGE B PRYDE VICE PRES= •UNION PACIFIC COAL CO RW= HAVE TAKEN CARE OF FLOWERS FOR CHARLES FUNERAL FOR YOU MR BAYLESS AND GENERAL OFFICE-. HAVE NOT YET HEARD WHEN MESSRS BUCHANAN AND KI MG WILL ARRIVE FROM ENGLAND BUT THEY PLAN TO GET IN TOUCH WITH US THROUGH BRITISH PURCHASING COMMISSION UPON ARRIVAL= C E MCWHORTER'-. ■ v\ . - THE COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE �080-3 Omaha - February 25, 1944 Mr. G„ Bo Prydes Relative to the visit of Messrs. Buchanan and King from Fife: I discussed the matter with Mr. Green by telephone in Chicago, and later personally In New York, this week, and while he has not heard from them, it will be his plan to send them out to you If they desire to go, giving you advance notice of their arrival. I think we should make their visit the occasion for holding a meeting of the Wyoming Section, getting them to tell us something about the British system, which meeting I would like to attend. �Rock Spring; - February 23 s Mr. Eugene McAuliffe; I have yours of February 18ths file 080-3. I shall be glad to look out for Messrs. Buchanan and King of The Fife Coal Company. Original Signed: geoe b. pryde �080-3 Omaha - February 18, 1944 Mr. Go B„ Pryde; I have the following cable from Dr. William Reid, Kirk Caldy: "Buchanan and King, production officials of this company, will contact you through Goodman end February. Grate­ ful for visiting facilities." I xvill call the Goodman Company tomorrow and sug­ gest to them that they send these gentlemen through from Chicago to Rock Springs, giving you notice of their arrival. I would like to have you give them full opportunity of inspecting mechanical loading, safety, and other matters, putting them up at White Mountain Inn as our guests. �All Communications to be addressed to the Company Head office, Leven, Fife. Telegrams “Carlow, Phone. Leven." "Fifcol," Cowdenbeath telephone Nos „ 161 a 162 Leven Nos 3181 to 3185 Cowdenbeath. 1.7±h.. -Fe.bw Tnvrsc.ay Your Ref Our Ref R/TS. Mr. George 3. Pry de, Vice President, The inion Pacific Coal Co., Rock Springs, ’. Y 01. ING, U. S. A • Dear Mr. Pryde, ere are two m- re fellow Scotsmen, George R. huchanan and Henry 'A. Hing, coming to you for infer lation on coal face loading They will recognise you at once from the photograph right behind my desk side by side with that of . r. McAuliffe. They are looking forward to this meeting very much indeed. Kindest regards to you and hrs. Pryde. Yours sincerely, �<■ NO. 1 �be; . Mr Pryde 410-05 December 16, 1943 Mr. Donald Eindson The Ashing-ton Coal Gomoany Limited Ashington, Northumberland, England - Dear Mr. Eindson: Your letter of November S2 arrived yesterday and I hasten to make renly. First, under separate cover I am sending you a copy of our February and December, 1943, Employes Magazines. On page 53 of the February issue you will find ail of the information for the five years requested, and on page 62 you will find the rules governing our safety awards for 1943. In the December number, page 50?,, you will find our overall safety record, 96,724. man­ hours. per lost time accident for the first 10 months, against 148,433 for the same neriod in 1942, and 117,097- for the year 1942. Answering your questions in the order asked; the "vital principle1' governing our program was the prise appeal, which not only meant getting something, but in addition human nature is so constituted that it is always interested in a gambling enterprise.. In ray opinion, the chance of winning a prize does enter into the conduct of the individual while"work­ ing in and about the mines. I am definitely certain that the desire to avoid loss of life, limb, or working time ‘is not upper­ most in.the minds of the great majority. You. will observe, by reading the Run of the Mine articles in the December magazine, where our labor situation has gone. I look on Mr. Lewis as a menace to war production; but the fact remains that he has the entire Washington hierarchy afraid of him. So far we have been faced with a mild winter, but with two or three weeks of severe western winter weather, or even throughout the east, we will have a real coal famine. I enclose a little booklet showing the measure of wages we are paying under the’ "portal to portal" agreement, effective �Mr. Donald Hindson 12/16/45 November 15. During the last two or three days we have had some fifty men in a new mine on strike against their own agreement. The wages paid are perfectly ridiculous, three or four hundred men refusing to work the first four days in order to qualify for the higher wages on Friday and Saturday. If the measure of government interference in the conduct of our coal mining industry expands such further, we will have complete chaos. What we should have is an amendment to the laws, insuring full Justice to all 'workers, fixing at the same time the measure of responsibility on their part toward the consuming public. I think I know Mr. Wheeler of the Joy Company; at least 1 know of him. I understand he is a very good man. The Duckbill was developed and patented on our property, thereafter sold to the Goodman Manufacturing Company of Chicago. Your story of near misses is most interesting. I hope your son will return in good shape and that I will have the privilege of meeting you when the war is over, as I fully intend to run across for one more ‘’look see'5, as our old Chinamen would say. Very cordially yours, Cdsteifa^-5 WGHNEMgAUUFFE RECEIVED v1GE-PRESID^T oF£RATION_S__ �copy THE ASHINGTON COAL COMPANY LIMITED Colliery Office, Ashington, Northumberland. Nov. 22nd, 1943 Dear Mr. McAuliffe: The time has come for me to introduce myself as Agent for this group of collieries. You have occasionally heard from and written to our Mr. Docherty, Safety Office. Now it is my turn. First - I write at home out in the country at 8:30 p^m., on a damp November night by the side of a decent fire spite of fuel shortage It is here I do my quiet thinking and construc­ tive work or plans - no doubt it is in the operations and con­ tacts where life pulsates that the real valuable work is done as we cannot live to ourselves, we’ve got to get amongst people. I read your last Magazine with much interest - that in which you became an "old timer". Good fortune to you and your grand efforts. We admire you here - one day I’d like to meet you. We have been restudying your prize safety scheme - wonder­ ing what is the VITAL PRINCIPLE which gets there. Is it interest aroused through the money or prize appeal; is it interest produc­ ing better workmanship, or just what is it in your considered opinion? Do you exclude attendance as a qualification and if so, why? Doesn't the man who gets in the greatest attendance run the greatest risk, i.e., time exposure, or is this offset by the fact that he is generally a better workman all round? We have not been successful with a similar scheme and naturally wonder why. Since the war our rate has rocketted to 50$ over prewar and this is general over here. Are you feeling the blast now and to what extent? We have over here a Mr. Wheeler of "Joy, Inc." advising on installations of American equipment, and so we become more closely allied in thought and deed. We, ourselves, are installing duckbills in a 4'-0" seam with a very soft roof where present output is approximately 1.75 tons per underground shift. Small compared with your large figures. Labour problems are many and difficult in these times, but at heart the men are sound, more especially as individuals. �- 2 - In the mass they act unreasonably at ’times and quickly react to news. Your strikes soon infect our men - to what extent do yours reciprocate? Our Essential Works Order, guaranteeing a week’s pay and limiting management's disciplinary actions has upset morale greatly. The men are not ready for such a leap forward and in war times it misses the mark badly. In effect the men seem to say there is money about when a war has to be fought and here the government shows how we can get something for nothing and we will make the most of it. And they do. One wonders at times why output has not fallen even more. Still it is good to be helping in these mighty times, and one would not have it easy. The harder the game the more enjoyable it becomes. My younger boy is in the Army, having broken his Cambridge studies. The elder is reserved in mining. I did my bit in the last, being.a young engineer in the Field Corps. Whilst, as I said earlier, we live out in the country, we have had our share of "near misses" all round - about 15 bombs in all - one leaving a hole 70' across and 40' deep not far from the house. Probably a nearby searchlight has been the attraction. Then we had 57 panes blown in - and out - and later I saw the Hun come in and drop a direct hit on one of our colliery fan houses - complete destruction. This was a Saturday evening and we started up Monday morning with a standby fan and holes and gaps all over the place patched up. Lately we have been unmolested. Well now I've finished for the present and hope to hear from you in due course. Meantime may I say thank you for helpful letters and information you have personally sent from time to time. Congratulations upon becoming an old timer and to your good work. Yours truly, /s/ Donald Hindson RECEIVED DEC 18 1243 VICE-PRESHjiwT OPERATIONS ����ASHDTGTOJ' COAL C0UE&.KY LTD. EG ZE. STRUG ICRS. ��sX.i- L.T. .. • ��������� 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 Correspondence Regarding a Visit from Great Britain Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. Nov 1943-Mar 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Mine Visits, Great Britain, 1943, 1944, 1945 Description An account of the resource Letters regarding visits from Great Britian. Includes photographs from these visits. All documents are held together by a brass pin. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eugene McAuliffe, I.N. Bayless, J.B. Sproston, C.J. Potter, A. Miller, George B. Pryde, H.R. King, J.D.A. Morrow, L.E. Brown, Alexander Braes, A.C. Green, Donald Hindson Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0320 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/e17e7e2fe6fe54e586c55f0f1640feae.pdf b2ad683a26a48d14b17d48ea90269a29 PDF Text Text 'J -:: p y Sept . 29 , 1931 . ,JI!>., : ·r • G. ~ . Prye.lo : ns tile very sorions i ..~t•.ry to ·i· . ::.urin_ko, the to·~ul foaths this year , ------- �REc:n,ro SERI()US INJURY TO MIKE llURINKO • JR. 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M the on,n or top ot tho a-.i:p. thoi-e 4.a a s'llit.di to1! the. h1gh . ' aide ttaok Qnd :tno,e thJ.a $Witoh the orooa '1fer ·5.e c~l'it.er })Cd~.• E'ti. .17, llben tho 01.'tl.o, ouna io tho -hlgb a14e -track• 1JS&t•i'¥1 of c;olna o~ th• 1® side tmok. it turnect u ~ !t~h aide nm tho n~tlh wu •••_t1u• thtt l!!__~_!y ~ emeavoffd to J~ ·o ft th, anr- nm turn tJlt'J r.lllo bttoNt Jnaooklng otrt MT ot the oenter po:.1 ::i, Md 1n i1Qmo l'.lit:mnOti he lllppl4 an:l l•U, .a.tore he col,ild gtt in the el•ai-1 the ~ e cnre p•tcl o~l" bl• af'l!u �- 2 Thia o.octdont has ttipabl.ed l.itko tor tho .roqf, ot hio l.f.te, lf rJVor:, drivo:r lcmv thQ ll&1eJ'dQ tbat ·t.u-o oonnootod t1ith haulege and be al.Wfl1• el.art, ouch inJurl.os could bo prewnt.cl, DOlJ'T" T/KE A CJl/Jtrn:, PZVtlTXOE VIGILAUOE Atn) OAU:~ZOH v. o. tnma s.AiL"l':t 2mx~mn~ � 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 Letters regarding serious injury to Mike Murinko Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1931 Subject The topic of the resource Injury, Accident, Worker's Compensation, Mike Murinko Description An account of the resource Small stack of thin paper attached with a metal binding. Letters regarding a worker's accident. 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 Eugene McAuliffe, V.O. Murray, George B. Pryde, Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0200 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co.