5 10 352 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/a70e0f079919ff8d93047a915ec3e4f7.pdf 5493db7c3456978ef2a7acde6a1f2589 PDF Text Text Odober16 , 1930 u:? -~ho :~!:a ?~,,-ich G'"' '!Q : \?i)~..ell is i:1 L:..Oco;,:•d8.Y.lCO ,:~:1:~h t:n1:~t~; es·~iOFtG -----=-uo.r.1o l)J ;'_.·. '?L:.l:l __f Z'f'O . ';'~10 c.:.E~Ot'il"G l}.0,;'00f], U00i'1 C,9 ohot,i;'! C0!.11 0 '.!?flf:'l C?-i~in2,! ~\-rt.~r!: '.'.:Jfiuf C. P~Y ')f / �Ro ck Sp rin gs 9 ~r:y o o 1 Oc t o 1 4s: 19 3[» o r . h r o Ge o o B o F ryde t Here 1T1ith :, copy of l etter j~ece i ved t o day fror:1 Lr o J"o e G:1 li cic h re g a r din1:; pay-.ment of comp cnso. ti on a.c cou.11t of injury of iii k e Pa v i c h :, Re lia nce :> \JyominGo f ollor!s tl~e method of p~'lnent 'I'his of c ompens a- tion p r opo se d b y l.w.' o Ta l i af e r 1"0 11 r.rhich is 1 a cce pt2.ble to h r o Ga li cic h The F ollo·,. - Up Bi 11 referred to h a s 0 b een f or wa r ded to day t o the Cl e r k of the 0 �Joseph Ho Ga licich At t orne.y a t La,,-r Ro ck Sp r in 0 s !I ·.:ry omi n g o October 11 51 19300 r Bro HoJ oER r r ing t on :, Su~ervisor of Comp ensa t i on :, "Union Pa cifi c Co a l Comp::::m y :, Roc k Sp rins s :> ':!yoming De a r lir o Ha i--r i11_,, ton g I rc.ra h erewith e nclo s ing follo vr-up bla nk in the llikc Pa vich c o:mp en s 2. t ion ma t te r :, the s ame n o ;;-: h a v i n es b e e n s i g ne d by l.lr a P2,vicha It i s r:zy- u n d.ers t a.n d in2; t ha. t E2,-rich is to J:·e cei;,re ter.a.p ora:qy tot a l dis ::,b ility compensation c:, t 'Gh e r a te of ~p50o 00 p er month:, until the sum of ~)876 o00 is lJ&icl :, 2, t Vih i ch time a stipula tion f or perillD. nent p a rti a l dis2.b ili ty is to be si 6 ned a n d entered int ol> 2,llowing Pavich ~;13r17 .00 for the loss of 91.8% of the si ght of his left eye o Pav ich has re quested that the voucher be f orvrarded to this off ice vrhen the s a me has been received. Yours very truly, (S~d) J. H. Galicich �IionM 2103 SUBJEOT, THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Rock Springs, Wyoming ......................Attorney ..................... October 1, 1930 Mr. George B. Pryde Vice President and General Manager The Union Pacific Coal Company IN REPLY P ~ NO . E REFER TO ry Dear Sir: I am sending you a copy of the letter that I have written to Mr. McAuliffe. •Please understand that I do. not in any way question Mr. McAuliffe's action in accepting Galicich's thought in the matter. Still, I think that I owe myself a duty, and that duty is to make my position plain. Mr. Harrington will say that we have never consented to· deviate in the least by stipulation from the plain expression of the statute. If Mr. Galicich can say that one tenth of the sight of an eye is the equivalent to the loss of an eye, Mr. •Muir can say that one fifteenth is the equivalent to the loss, and Mr. Brown can say that one twentieth is the equivalent to the loss. The result of all of which is that you have an elastic system which will expand or contract, in accordance with how the Court, lawyers and jurors feel about it. TST:H Enclosure �8TMDARD 7•27·5000 FOIUl,l 2103 SUBJECT: THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Rock SprinGs, Wyoming. IN REPLY PLEASE RE FER TO OFFICE OF Attorney . ········............................ ········-----................................ October 1st, 1930 NO. l.1.'l.r. Eugene McAuliffe President, Tlle Union Pa cific Co a.l Comp c:.ny (~ 1416 Dodge Street Omaha, rlebra ska Dear GiJ•, I received this morni116 a copy of the l ett".r add1: " 3sea. 'by you to hlr . P:ryde, dated September 30 th, in re the cas e of Mike Pavich. Of course 1 the letter is a comman to l:lr. Pryde to instruct Iir . H~r:cing·co:n to stipulate for the awarv., Et:-. Galicich c:.nd the conir.muity knoning that the ar:ar d ·i •s in the na t 1.1 . re of c. settlement, outside of all legal questions involved . ~ver since the compensation..~ m.mt into effect, this o.ffice has never consented that 11 permanet.'t~cu.sability" should be a matter of a.p :i;io1"'tionmeut . t he sta1ute sp e cirically requires that all awarcis for injuries greater than the schedule fixed for the loss of an eye, a l •::.g, &n a:cm, or a foot, shall be based upon those schedules ., and none other. Ever since 1915, \ihen the -l aw ·\'J ent into effect, and t..rirough fu1 unbroken line of jud.icial decisions, no such inju:cy has ever been c.dr1itted as "partial total disabilityn . .All perl!l&nent injuries have heretofore been -classif ied as nperl)lanent total disabilities" or "permenent partial disabil:Lties 11 • This is not true in many of the other stat ~s, but one must reme1Uber that the \,hole ·s ystem of the Wyoming lav1 is basad upon a different foundation than other . systen;s. And this is the reason that the Vlyoming law pays to the unskilled injured wo:::-kman, who has worked only intermittently, like coal miners, sometimes only t \'Jo days in the vieek, the greatest aviards at the least expense to the employers. Your letter changes fifteen continuous years of construction, a.no. holds that one ,'jho has practically 10% of the sight of an eye, that was injured while in the employ of The Union Pacific Coal Com- pany. is to 'be considered, 'because of disease destroying thG. sight in the other eye, "permanently totally ctisabled". During the last fifteen years, the American Medic~l Associatior~ has been driven from pillar to post upon the same subject. At one time 1 t a.a.opted an expression "industrial blindness'' , Vihich of course did not adapt itself to any tangible theory, e.s 2. r orkman might, ba Ttinciustrially blind 11 in the repairing of Geneva watches, ana no-c "ind.ustr·ially blind" in sawing cord uood. This . enabled Compens r-:tio:1 Commissions not only to play "battledore a.116. shuttl1::cock" wita I �industrial enterprises, but politics with the workmen., their tlamilies, their friends, and their unions. So we find in Colorado, that workmen who retained 20%, and who had lost 80% of t heir vi. c•ion ,ii h~ve been declared by commissions, and courts, to be "industrially blind". The American Medical Association, a t i t s. m,?. eti :ng e t Atlant i c City, in 1925., di s allov:.red blindness if 1% of vision was retained. So that, Pavich does not come within the more moder n r ul e ad.op ted by the Alileric0l"1 t ur geons 1 nor r,i t hin the rule t hat has been in vogue in the courts of Southern Wyoming for the past fifteen y sa:cs. 1 But the a.bov,~ is a sm&ll I:oiri t i n tr1 e ca ~e . Tllo T'yoming sta tut e make s :2.ll a1:: ard s II judicial determination£" bet,,e en the employer, the employee, e.nd the compensation fund. The anoun·~ :~aia to P0.vich may not be s o nn t erial. . The vm.y it is computed is very m~ terial, and in directing Mr. Pryde to carry out at·torney Gc:.li ci cl.1. ' s co:mim t ,::i. t i on, SGts a pr e c edeut , ,.rhich to my mind is untsnabl s, a s i t i s i llogi cal . .An excerpt from the statute reads as follows: nrn.1.er a t here h as been z. ? revious disability, as the loss of on & eya, ,J1~ t l1e sigh t the reof.., one h aud, oue foot, or any othe:r pr evious p ermensnt dis~e.bility, the p,3 rcentage of disa t i lit;,;, for a suos0qu3!!t i n j ury shtJ.l b.e dsts1~u11ned by dec-11ct i n g t herefr,'.)m the Je~cen tc.g $ of the· pr evious disability, as it . ex isted at the time of the s1.f bscquent inju-r~y ~n Time and space will not allow me to discu ss the legal ·construc.tion of thG wo1~ds . "PREVIOUS D!SABIEITY". Ii' :fr. Galicich is satisfied that one 1.n:hose eye has · been affected by cat,_~:c act;, out~.dus oi' any kn.o~m injury, either i!i nile 1n the employ o:f The Union ? a cific Coal Company, or any other industry, comes w·l thiu the t ern nprevious disabilityr1, I 1.ould ce1·tainly neither affirm nor de:ay. In the P.avicili ·case, while in the eciployaent of' The union Pacific Coal Company, the partial loss of the _sight of one eye is the extent of what the sta.·tut·s calls 1Tinjur y in the course of employinent;n. 0 Whether Pavich had lost all v.:;.siou in the iu.jurad ey•'e; any deduction could be made .for the eye destroyed through years and years of disease, is a question that I desir r:3d, in .connection with o·ther mat·t;ers, to take up wlth my superiors in the legal profession. But, uhatever migbt be the construction of the statute in relation to the t •1;0 p:ropositi ons above discussed., the statute itself needs careful analysis and consideration, and I can never accept as being "judicial" the view that Galici.c h takes of it, which view appar ently appeals to you. Reau the excerpt from the statute given above, and then consider Mr. Galicich's aue.1 3 sir:.. Quoting from Mr . Gallcich' s letter: �ttP0:rmanent total disaoility compensation ( total less of sight) Less teraporary total disability coitipG:nsation paid from Dec. 12 1929 to ~r..• ,-y W.c;;. 10· , .,.!..v._,. ,""-::o ~Hooo.oo ' t?;'.;t1 -~ I • vO r-) Less prGvious <lis&bility. being totaJ. loss of .right e:ye 1500. 00 1747.00 Corupens&ti on claimed t noy· to illustrate the fall~cy of the method, consider the follo11ing ~tat~e.:u.e.ut~ Pe1...ma11e11t total clisaoility cor:ipe:nsati on ( ·i ;otal loss of sight) 4000.00 Less temporary total disability coillpG:nsa.ti..on _paicl f.i.·om Dec. 12., 1.9~~9 to !!fay l:Jp 1830 S~247.00 Less i:>rGvious disability, being loss of right foot anei right eye 400'0.00 424'!.00 Compensation.claimed I can see no comiection between the amount paid in temporary total w.sability , ~fiith tila i:ntont of the L ~:g:Lslature, under the- excerpt of the statute., and the fact of the matter is., as the last illus tr::.>. tion •;ril l shm,, they do not r10:r.k 0 1..rt f : t a lJ_ ~ To place a fa.1,.se judicial :proposition, an i1log5.cal :tdea.J 2n over~aked and undei""done :proposition, in a stipul ation, to be ti~cn1gll:~less.iy coufirrue6. by a cou:ct.; Q.nd th·:;1•e 0y t,0 b-sc(Y_:.ie a precedent, seems to w.e a ·wrong policy. Not many days ago, in a sowewhat s.imilar case, I told court and sur~eo.ns tha·l:; tb.G basis of soms i:nju!'y, like the one here :i.n quast:i;.on., must be lilcicle ill accordance vrl:ch the statute uuon the schedules for npsrmaneut partla1 disabili t:;tt. Illy O\;ll p:t:•lvid;e ttJ.ought is (not to conflict vith }7o~r 1 s) t:i.'"1at v:-·~ might stipulate \:1i ·i;h flavich that b.e had lost 99;,'b of the sight of the eye injured while in the employ oi' the Union Pacific Coal C0.11~J&.11y, and that there would be no deduction made on acc.o unt of "temporary total c.i.lsabili·ty a,:a.rds 0 • Differing 1,'i~-1 thi::: S~preme Cvm"t of t j ~om:tng., ti1e deduction. of' Htem_pora~y total ar,;urds" is to my mind ¼uestionable. But, ::lUch d~o.uc·i ;ion is .aot, involved, if tll~ 1.uatte1.• \';,~re ·;;o u:..=i c.:>:n- sidered fro~ my viev.point. I sneak about a precedent bei11g s-et---eye cases are very numerous;- spx·ains a1•e vel'Y umae.::eous. If the law 1s uh.i.wsically ~pplied �it can be made a g:i:>a.ft., s ~co11d 011ly to the Volstead. Act. The amount of the award in the Pa.vich case is of little moment., an.cl I had figured. it <mt to be even n.ore than the figures submitted by li:'a t¼alicich. I could ilot br:lng myself, ho-:7ever, to a ccep t lli."' . Gc:,licich's theory, though it seems that he claims, at my hands., a prGcedGn G tuerefo1 I:f the!'e eve1~ wa s such a pr eceden t., and. I approv€:ld it., it was unr:i ttingly done. 7 • But; it mrures much ctlfference--c,s I view it--i.f after careful anslysis m,.-5. consic.era tion of the law., I should pass up to the cou:rt a st,ipula.tion, knowing the same to Le illogical, u1T11orlcable, and. not rei'lecting th~ lav1 . Pavich, :l..n purvie-?.' of ;.,he '•.7yomin~ l a ~:, is not totaJ.ly Dliud. P~-vich' s previous disability i.m s not the result of an injur·y, ci..lld to ny llind. the \~yoming statute, when re·f erring to previous disabilities, do~s not include lii11du.stric.J. d:1.seasesn. If -.;; 0 should so co1:-ist:cue the ·;yoming llct, \~,e wc"Uld let doY:n the ba.rs to .;:l l!ilo st e ve"I'y o.:i.sEiase, a situr~tion t hat :Ls troubling compensation commissions,., and the courts in m2ny- st2.tes. ih e Wyomi11g Sta.tute bases no injury upon the sum of money fixed for npermanent total disability 11 , but o~ the contrary especiallY: states that an;f injury kno.rm to surgic~.l science, unprovided for by a specific schedule,. m.ust b e b2sed . upon the ~pecific. schedules ··for ttper:ma11ent partial cii~abilityn~ T:J.l'! Supr emG Court of Wyomi:ng i1us .rmt y .e t s ai r: thc_t "temporsry total· disabil.:t ty a,:a'.i:'ds" • cannot be added to "permanent partial disability a-w::.~.r d sn·. This point the Supreme: · Court o:f Wyoming has so far declined to decide, . but the Supreme Cour·t ·o f Wyo?ning has decided (I thiL.k erroneously) that :ttemporary total £.'.'1 c:rc:sn i:mst be dedu cte~ .frcr.:1 ":9ermanent totcl a1.;ards 11 ~ • In couside1•ation of the above 1 and in view of the fact that Pavich did net receive an iujur·y chile in th G employ of the coal company, destroying more than 91 .. 8% or or,te eye., I am of the opinicn tha.t in law he ir., entitl@d to th~~ 1ercev.tage fixed by the Atla~tic City convention ot surgeol'!.s in 19f5~ the scale used.. ·b y filr. Ha1·ri11gton, and by the oculist who _-exa1r.L:1~d Pavich' s injured. aye, plus such ntempora.1•y total d.1.sabilityn as ~ . .Harrington finds to be just and equi tEi.ble, under the· provisions of the statute. ' ' I deny t:.tat •tl?-e awards for nperlllan.ent pa1~tial disabili tya have any re::l.~veucy. _iil..: logic o:r science, to the_ statute· concerclng r.permanent tot~l clis~bp.i tytr, .__or, to tb.D fact o:f "P~:rmar.1ent total c.is;:1bili t~rn. - • •· T'! 1 p 2<.:.u 4· .c> • . • T .t"• .;:avl.cLJ. .... .:.i.s, e·~ ·c!W .xJ.aiJ{t ;.:, o.!.. ~.i1e u XJ :..C>il .. J..C Cocl Comprn;l, J • I •, , n ,1• ,J 1 "pcrmane.ntly totally disabledn, because of the loss of sight, then the special~~ts . at ;_tlantie City fixed a table, whtch carries t11e loss of .v ision uovm to 99%, still holding thr:i.t the retained vision· of 1i is not total blinw:1es~ _ �ra·· -o f <;:'"', i:: .~-- no ~•a· if ·the reduction of $217 . 00 i s made, would made to $2507.00, giving Po.vich ~~ r15 ~ . OC- ~or e than Gal i clch fig ure s. ·T••1·"' - - -.J t, 1 -!... tl C~-... n ·'L,· ., C Cf t vJ J._ - .J .&.. c• C'"l t:, rl -., 1 '"" ..:..- VUCA..,t,. "-' ;;> --oul·' [!. :t.' '\T•<l> 0 • ' . 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Yours t r uly, TST.:ga CC-Pryd.~-:iarrington. ,,,..---.. �Form 2191' UNION PAC I F I C SYS T .E M () TELIEGRAM T i me Fi led M ./X SYMBOL Px , I/ .\ ·7 Ox i )( Nx '-.._) CLASS OF SERVICE REQUIRED Prefe r red Day ,., / Ni ght I Immediate deliver y 7 ,,,,.. .., .,,-rte li very du ri ng day Delivery by ·next morning ~ ~~ /--J --:;.::::- c .s. 1·29·5 000 M Ind icate by X in propr r line the class of service rei{ui red . D~ n<?t specify preferred serv ice 1f other serv ice w i ll an swer the purpose . ~ 12--2 Gh OH m rAHA 210 PM 3 G B PRID E T s TALLIFEllliO HOOK SPGS 1 DE SI ROUS SETT IB HENT L, • PAVI OUS CA SE A. '\11 MH TA LL I FEfili.0 8 LET~'ER Fi hST Oi.~ SETTLEMENT es.:-::~ L A.DE J\ CCOhD I NG 1:JI TH COUP,~JSATI ON Lfl.\.'J NO OBJECTI ON' TO HI GHER F I GURE r , SUGGESTED WI TH ST A~UE THI NK L/\ ST PAGE lJh T.Cl LL I Fl!:h h O8 L!i;TTER I F SUCH I S I N ACCORD ~; I TH THI S t!lt\N M~ 5l HO\' EV:C.l:l. VJE SHOULD 1: ,AKE JUS'I A ND EARLY SETT LJ:!;l':'i ENT . ,.. -, . .l!;UGENE L, CAUL1 FFQ/ 238?11 �/l At Rock Spring s - September 30, 1930 Hr. Geo. B. Pryd e : !ir . Harringt on 's l etter t o Er. Talia f erro of September 27t h , relative to comp e ns ati on r e que sted by Mr . Hi k e Pavich, loss of ey es i ght: As l'.~. Pavic h has b e en in our employ for a g r eat rnany years \':ith but one us eful eye , I am of t h e op in ion that the almost tot al los s of t he r ema i n i ng ey e \'D.11 not be construed by any court other t han embodying tottl dis ability. I think pro mpt settlement should be made \'d. th IEr. Pavic h on t h e basis of permanent total dise.bility, less the deductions set fort h in t h e letter of Ji.:ttor-.aey J. H. Galicich a ddr essed to r.1r. Taliaferro under date of September 26th, in the amount of f·2, 253. 00. CC - }~. T. S. Talieierro, Jr. Mr. H. J. F.arrington / ,. \ i l - 'J I \. I - i _,, /f{Jlfo--J �L°l;JC1:. 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D::tn e y a ·i:, .!JS', 'l ~ Ho ck Syn:·i n 7 0, Uyomi n e;o 2?.eplying to you :r8 of yeste:r.~dl.',y 9s de..teD :;:oelc::.i.;i;i,.re to t.he tlikiC'; :.. av i ch c oup e11s2.ti on case O h1 wh:.l ch y·ou 2.sk that r ':r.r.'iTu3 a. lettel'D settinz fo1~ th a detc'..iled s t e.tement of our Cl Q.i:rt !l u ish to s ub:mi t, the follorri nz ::..s l:,eing a faiz\, 0 cr t.;i.i tn ol o 2.nd (i n my opin ion ) leea l m~l'L"lei::'"' of oorn.pu ·i;ing this .,1an ·~t:J coope-nsations Pc :.,- .>r,,il.n e it t ota l .•L·, --i ,... "-•••- di sabili ·cy componsa - f\ :-0-:-,11 1o"""' l.J v C, .:0.0 o-t s·i g h-:-) _ -i, --U L oss tm:upol'"O.:ry ·;; otal clisabilit;y"' cm2pensati on p o.id fi• om J'bco 12:, 192S 0 to llay 1 0 0 1930 z) 247000 Le ss p revious disability, 'bein~ ·total loss of i•ight s)1500o 00 ·1 2 7lJ.:? .oo ~2p253o00 I appreciate the fact that, according to the doctor's report, this man retains 802% of the vision of his lef·i; eye, ~Dut ba.se our claim that Pavich is permanently totally disabled on our Sup:rem.e Court I s hold.i.ng in the Sakamoto vs. Kemm.crer Coal Co. case 11 3G t ~oo 325~ uhich is to the effect; that a workman is entitled ·l;o Permanent total dis~bili ty compensation ~hen it appears that he will never be able to \70rk at any gainful occupa t;i on, e.v en though he has not totally lost those mefilbers for the loss of \~~ioh he io ol:.1lmi11g pe:t"l'.llE!.nent total di s~bil:i. ·Gy o I feel our case comes vl thin the Sakamoto holdi:ng 11 and though this decision · may not be correct in the opinion of solile of the bar, ue are c.ls o d0ducting 0247 .oo by virtue of the same case 0 contrary 0 I believe, to the intention of the Legislature. Yours y·ery truly, (S,~u) J .H. Gal:l. cich t.:OPY �THOMAS SEDDON TJ..LIAPERRO!l JR11 lli::r o Ho J· oHarl'ir.igt Oil Supe~viso~ of Compensation Unim.'! .?n c ii'ic Coal C0Bp2my Ro ck S];:, :i:,ings O ,1yo1:!lil'!e; ;:;- seph Ho Galicich crune to rq office to<il.a.y 0 repres..,. "'nt:i. 2~ 1'..'I:t2ce Pnvich 0 and is c1:1.ssa tis:?iecl ·al th tho proposed settle-1:1cn.·~:i c1c~i- 1- ng t·1c.t the C01ll''{i(;l \"Jill hold -the ,-rnl~.km,311 tot~lly d isn'bled \) rt ses_:1s to E3 that th:i. s is t.vio k:h-1 d of a case tha·t the op elc'.:c-i:nc o:Z'f'ici2.ls should considerl' This f!W..n. had ·only h a lf hi s siQ.;h-t \7hGn i;JG e;-a.pJ.oyed him,., and ·for injuri11g one of' his 0y-:1 s 1o t:L e c onfron·ced. -.·ii th c, claim t;hat he is perEanently t otG.11y di se:bl e d, zw·Grri ·i;hatending that he has a:t:_ost tc:n. pc1.~ ce11t of t he s ie;ht, of one eye o fe aTe told cold blood0dly that the co~rts uill ho1d 0 notr;i thstc.1 1tli • G the statut0 D tha·t the ten-2 per cent of the sight of one e~re l.,eru::,iru.:ng amounts to nothing" 1 '2ne1--.e is much t:i:,.uth in u:ba.t Er. Galicich s~ys~ 'because the Sup1•e1r1e Court of //yomr1g i--aversetl -the ti•i~l cou1•t in 2. decision tho. t I ean never think is logical or scientific!) the case being S&,komoto V'. Kelmle:rer Conl Compu.?Ay 0 36 Vlyoming 3250 I believe that I i:dll s ,ancl this file to the Gener.:,,l At-i::.01·ne;;.ri, ·i:,05ether wi th a copy of this lette::." and a statement of thC3 ±·acts, and let him s~ uhether or no·i; 1-,e are to ste.nd absolutely by the statute, aa the settlement p:roposed stc.nds 1Jy the st~.:tute. TST1H copy � 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 worker injury Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1930 Subject The topic of the resource Accident, Workers Compensation, Letters Description An account of the resource Small Stack of thin paper attached with a metal binding. Letters regarding a worker's accident and compensation claim. Some pages are faded may be hard to read. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0192 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/6a5e3fa27ad139c20bcca0559a082692.pdf c8400380c16663071c28d08e7c808636 PDF Text Text 1-1370 Ro ck Springs l:r . G. B . - July 3, 1934 I Pryde : I return herewith , copy of 1fr . Hulsizer's letter , File Uo . B-6 , which you banded me this morning. This letter deal s with the JOmpliance by lessees with all requirements of State Workmen's Oompen- sa. tion LaYrs, referred to in Irr . :.IcAuliff e's letter of June 25 . As stated in the last :paragraph of I.Ir . Hulsizer' s letter , we can attend to that pa.rt of this matter pertaining to coal mini ng leases on which r epresentatives of my office make peri odi cal examinations. -;A~ ✓ vt(~ �File: B-.s Omaha - June 27, 1934 Referring to Mr. MoAuliffc' s joint letter to you and of June 25th , euggest1ng tha.t lessees o'! our mineral pronertiee p ~tioularl y 1n the s~at~f --wv:ami•ng , be oheoked Up to s ee that they are nlting payments required by the Workmen ' s Oo ensa.tion Law. 1 Section 15 of our struidard oil and gas l ease reads ae follow : "The Les~ee , in the operation and develop ent of the rights hereby granted , shall be eubjeot to all applio ble Fed ral ena.otments and to tbose of the State 1n wh ich a id pre ieec :..re located , 1nolud1t1g those =relating to Employe~s• Li bility , Workmen ' a Coa:penaation and workmen• s In surance; and ea to hold the Ra ilroad Co any har less from and to in e nify it against the payment of any and all 'damage , claims , coats and expenses due to the existence of such enactments , :.nd from and against any and all demands, ooets and expenses in connection therewith under any asserted right of aubro tion pr·y1ded for by said ~nactmente or otherwiee o" Thie clau e would seem to protect us as against a solTent lessee . I do not mow what situation,~ would be in, bo e••r• •1th respeot to an insolvent lessee who had not met his obli gations under the 'iorkmen •s Co pens tion Law. We have iailu but· not identical proYisions in our ooal· and other 1n1ng leaaee. If you think we should follow the suggestion in the laet paragraph of Mr. ¥oAul1ffe 1 c letter, I will advise the Audit too ok this ~tter up a t the ti he oheoke the royalty pa111ent with respect to producing oil and gas propertiee a nd with respect to 1 ■ es on mineral lands other tl1an coal on which t here is production. Since Mr. Pry4e ' s men make the current oheoks of royalty paJllents under all coal mining lea e , I belieTe he can handle the ituation in ofar as they re concerned. In the case of oil md gas and a ining leases other than o oal on wh ich drilling and ■ ining operation• aay be in progreae, although there ia no production. this depart• nt 1'111 undertake to write directly to eaoh euch l e&eee and aak the■ if they are co plying · 1th the require ents of the Wor kmen ' s Ooapenaation L&w. Will you pleaae ad.vine. ' cc- 11r. Eugene MoAulif:fo, / Jlr. Oeo. B. Pryde . 0 ~J-~: I \ I I\ z . / .◄ l �I _ . -:;~~-~~.:.. • -i., ., _1 reeantly of ,,oo.J. ____ 7 ~~ , of Ltibor 81ld Industries in tho Stato ot :.. ~'!l __ under the usshingt · Yi.VI that omers ·-~ .. ..!. ~ presume tmber and. other px-opoll'tios, u1ll bo hold responsibl.e for n."-UA~-wu.~t of maneyo due under tho .. II~ - J.~ •o c,. ___ ~--- t10?1 _., of' that state, tho Li DPthem. Pacific ... ~::1:.,- :'. recently oampellod to pay m1bE1tant1a1 muas fw acccant ~ • certain of th.oil- tonants . • .'~: NSp<:nalb1llt7 • fdled to pay• , ..· ~ ---: of minora.l. lands 1.n tho event o.f -- ·, I Wnlr ·2_C.,_ r \10 shollld. teh all of ~ ts under provJ.dan. . all oontl.98.Cts roq~.!ng that the sevor 1 c1>1anet1l>U1t1es :.::...~ 11nbil1t1es of the sta.to l.a\'18 bo oazi- -=:. � 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 worker's compensation laws Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1934 Subject The topic of the resource Worker's Compensation, Legislation Description An account of the resource Small stack of thin papers attached with a metal binding. Letters regarding worker's compensation legislation. 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 Frank Tallmire, W.H Hulsizer, Eugene McAuliffe Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0198 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/1578c6ad6185377f341bc4070b0c7927.pdf 5bd4bcb3d54563c78102435d901b7c66 PDF Text Text c m.:1J?E:NSATI01'T CLAI M WASIL LE VKULIOH El.J?LOYE OF LION COAL CORPORATION Tran s~r ipt of Testi mony b y Jay Go ·wanner ~ MoDo I' J ., . �October 24 9 1935 Mro To SoTaliaferro, Jro, At torney Rock Springs, Wyoming Dear Mro Taliaferro: I am returning herewith transcri p t of evidence given by Dro Wanner in the case of Viasi}.__ , Levkulich~ e,n employe of the .~ion "C.oa:J_ C_om:p_anyo I found this _ testimony very interesting and have had a copy made• for our fileso very much for passing it to meo Thank you This shows the tredn of what some people are trying to do and which will probably get worse before getting bettero Yours truly, ·~' ____ , if! i l,'i ~A\fl~S~~ �\ !J ··• 11,. LaJT... O::lO 1oiJ10i ,,• ..'r ~ Taliui'e1·1·0' r lott :..- ·> ~o-'u!)cr -1:i: tll •;;; 10 toatit.10Lf -::of rrcd to. • �/ C O P Y TEE UNI ON PA~IFIC COAL COMPANY Rock Spring s, Wyoming October 10, 193 5 Jffice of • Attorney kr. Georg e E o P r yde, Vice President and Gene ral :Manag er, The Union Paci f i c Coal Company, Rock Spri ng si, ~yomi ngo Dear Sir: I hand y ou herewith the testimony of t vrn of our l ocal Doctors taken in a case at Green Ri ver on the 2nd day of Oc t ober, 1935, wherein Pal y') t he County Attorney and others claime d an em:9loyee of t h e Lion Coal Company wa s permane n tly, to t ally disabled fro m insanityo This ca s e involved s ometh ing around, I think, $ 8 ,00 0 oOO . This case will be of interest to you, becau se I think The Union Pacific Coal Company has one or t i.:70 simil a r caseso I vvan t you t .o read t he testimony g iven by Dro Janner, which i l lustrates the jeopardy we are in at a l l timeso I find out that I make a mista ke in a former case, wh ich mistake I avoided in this case, and I also avoided it in the Union Pacific case of Eugene Griglione. I think I told you the many letters an d messag es that I sent to General At torney Loomis. I had this transcription made especially for the benefit of 1:r o Bayless, a,nd I ask you to turn it over to him when you have read Dro '7anner' s testimonyo On second thought, I think it would be well for y ou also to get a good picture of how easy it is to get one Doctor in ten or fifteen t6give testimony, which will s upport almost any outrageous claimo If Dr. •:!anner ha d examined this -.;.rorkruan con s tantly fr om the ti me that he went to the Denver s pecialists, t h e Lion C~)al Company would have lost the case. It may be expensivei, and this case was ex:9 ensive for the Lion Coal Cortr::iany , bu t we must send our patients to the specialists near the ti~-e of trial a,nd after local Doctors have committed themselves. This case vJas ex1Jensi ve for me, the time that I put in on the case "b eing ,.-rn rth a g ood deal more than the Lion Coal Company will pay •:·e f er t"IT7 o ,r ears o Kindly treat this letter e,s confidential between you and Er. Bayle ss o Yours truly, {SGD) TST:kb T. s. TALIAFERRO, JR. �Th e S t a te of ·,f!yoming ) County o f Sw ee t wa ter ss. I N THJE DISTRI CT COURT In t l e 11 a tter of the Claim -ofemp lo y ee of t h e L ion Coal Co m~an y, r:1ad.e und er the Workme n ' s Com_pe 1sation La\'i . ',7A3IL L :J!1lKULI CII, No. 8215. Excerots Tr a,1scri-ot of 1?roceedings -o- Gr ee n Hi v er, '.'i yoming, Octo b e r 2nd, 1935. I • �J. G. WANlTER a r1i tne ss ca lled herein on beha.lf of the claima nt·, being firs t d ul y sy.rorn according to law, on his o ath testified as foll ovrn : / / Direc -- excunination by Mr. Galicich: Q,. b.. S t ate your name, please. J. G. ·:fanner. Q, . A. 7here do you reside? Ro_ck S rings , Wy oming . f"\ What is your business or p rofession? P hy s ic ian and surgeon . \:)J • .A. Q, • A. Ho vv l o n g have you been a physicia n and surgeon? About seven teen years. A. 0J . Ho w long in ':iyoming? Fifteen yea.rs. Q.. A. You are of the regular school of medicine? Ye s , sir. Q,. Do you know the injured v.iorkman, \Va sil ·Levkuli ch? Yes, sir. A. Q. . A. Have you ever attended or exwnined the man in your profess ional capacity? Yes, I have exarnin ed him several times. A. When did you first examine him? I examined hi m first -- I couldn't te.11 you the exact date, but it Y1as in the hospital shortly after his injury. Q, J,.. Do you know v:here he wa.s injured? Do you :mean the p l ace':' Q, . ii . Yes . I uno.erstood he was injured in one of the mines in which he m:-:s employ e d, while at his duties. r"t . Coulo. you tell us the month a.nu the year of that first e.x/::l.Illi- A. I don I t oelieve I ords . Q· Do you have them with you? I d on't h&v e the records o f the fi 1·st exmnin ation, but I have z ome records of the reports ma de since that time. Q, • h . n""- tio n? coulc.. wi tr.i0ut referring to my office rec- THE COURT: He was injured, Doctor, accord.ing to the report of the employee, on the 16th of October, 1931. �2 ,' Ji.. (Contin u ing) I sa,w him ap:p roxi ma tely pos sibly on t he 18th or 1g t .n of t h a t same mon tt. You n aae en examination of him a t that time? Yet=, I e xamined him. I examine d on e o f his ears , on t he injur ed si e , b ec ause he had been h~v i ng some bleeding , and Docto r Sanaers called me in to see him . I believ e he was su p.f)o se d to have been dizzy . Vi e 1Jer e tryin g to locate t h e sour ce of his injury at that time. I a lso examined s ome x - ray picti;,re.:: of h i m . . Q, , A. l o ,u , will y ou p le a se st a te to the Court what y ou found as a result 01 that examination~ At that examin a tion, the e ar drum had evidentl y bee n ru p ture d , and there wa s s ome b loody seru m showin g over tha t site a.t that exciJ11ination. The x -ray p ictures -- I ,.1asn 't able to see in them any defi nite f racture tha t rnuld in d icate a sku ll fr a cture. The man wa s we ak and appeared d iz zy v,h en he sto o c"; up, and no further examin •• tion wa s m&de by me at th a t time. He ~a s sent in l ater to me f or a check- u p of his he a ring and vision. Q, . i;)hen wa s that? A. That w& s probably abou t a month aft er the time he was in the ho s:pi tal. Q, . Nh a t did you find at that time? At th& t time the man complained of lo wered vision -- very i,oor vision -- and he had many other symptoms of dizziness ~nd pain in 11is he ad . He compla ine d of not being a·ble to hear on the one side. Fi.y examin a tion a t that ti :ne did not disc lose very much to a ccou:1t for all o f those symptoms. I e:x ~n i .E: c'i h im re1Je::.tedly, I ·would say many times, after t lat . .:3om e of those ex a:nin&tions were not mad e as a matter of record , but they i'Jere made as casual office examin a tions, 2na the:1 I made an exa~ni::iution or t v.ro after that, v1hen I be l ieve thG co a l company sent him, or through Doctors Lauzer ano. 3E,i1 ;:,i e:rs , e. n d then I made re gular reiJorts of those examinati ons . BL,t his symp to ms ci.uring those :i;,eriods never seewed to do v eta il ·.v ith the physical findin gs . \1.he 1 d i d you 1 .::- st examine thl s man? 1•':&;.) (' . ( J.-,. . I ref er to my records here? Yf:: :a . I ce..!mo t tell you the exact date, but it was in Se_t> tember of l 'i i33 , according to my last records, before he was sent to Denv er. '.'/.hect d. ia you find at that time? I was unab le to find any }:)hysical ev1aence to support the man's symp to 111 s at any time. I considered that either the man '-.vas malinc;erin 6 or that he had some symptoms or some �3 objec tive signs which I could not c orrel ate with t h e things he com_p l a i ne · of . I sugge sted to someone -- I don' t lcnow w:;.1e t ..,-1.~r i t was the Cour t or vho it ·:rn s - - a t that ti :ne t ha t the man be sen t f or a comp lete neurolo g ic al &.nd serolo ::,•ic a l ex ai'.'.1i nat ion, a nd sel ected three o r four men in Denver to do this \':ho h a ' no t p reviously ex o::1.1nine d the man. s I recall , he haa been e..-xami n e d in Sa lt Lak e a nd had been pronounc ed a m--: ~erer , but , to give t h e men the be1efit o f th e doubt , ·.:ie se -ecte d two ou tstand i ng men in Denv e r. But ou a s:!. ed me \7 11£:tt I found . The man always c omp l a ined that he could no t see. ~·11at ::& s his main comp l aint . He also co tnp l c,.i ne d that h e nas 'izzy, l..nd he h·d p ains in his head , and he could not he a !' ,"l i th one ear. I n my tests of h is vision , I wa s never aole at a ny time to g et him to co-o p erate s uff icientl y to f i nd out whe t::c1er he could s ee 01· not . He i::oul r efus e to re ;tcl a n r k in d o f a chart. '.' lhether t h e chart be he ld up t i,7.::m t y feet from him o r whether it -,,,a s he ld up in fro nt of his f2.c e, he s a id he coul dn 't see any t h in g , a ltho ugh he wa s ab le to g et aroun d f a i r l y s a tisf a cto r ily. 1 Q. Did you ever see hirn a fter that examina. tio n i n 1933? I 'TI sorry, but I cion 't have my office r ecords v, i th me , and I d on't kno w whether I did or not . At least , I don' t believe I made a ny reports on him after tha t ti me . Q,. Did you ev er see him when he was no t a t your o ff ice -- that is, see him c asually? I bel iev e I h&ve seen him on the s tr ee t, yes . i. A. A. Hov, , I v1ill ask y ou to state, f r om your examination of the viO rkmo.n - - ci.id you find any perman ent phy sical disability, o r did you find any - (Inter1)0sing) I would like to have tha t question put a litt l e differen tly, if possible, so tba t I may an s wer it more intelligentl.f . Do you mean , d id I fin d any objective signs, signs that I could see, of physical di sabi li ty? Q. Y~s, objective sympto"!ls. ·:,e spe :?..k of objective si gn s as something we can see, a nd subj ective as som.ethin 6 that the p a tient feels. 1 have n eve:r b een able to find any o ·bjective signs at all to account for his a lle ged trouble or symptoms. A. l'T ov·1 , in your opinion, do you believe that there are subjective sympto:11s or that there is somethine,; wrong with the man mentall y? Yes, I have formed a definite 01)inion in that regard throu gh this period of time in which I had observed him and in readin 6 the reports of the specialists wr10 have examined him, o.nd I have formed a definite opinion as to what I think his trouble is. "I/hat is that opinion? IJy opinion is that he has a condition known as po st- traumatic .., , . _ _ _- - - - - - , , . - - - , - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - -~--------__,__- - ,, �4 neuro si s , or psy chosis. I believe the ma n b elieves in h is o' m mind that these thin gs a re wron g with him . At fir st I wa s incli ned to believe, like the othe r men , t ha t the man •:JE. S n out- an d-out mal in 0 erer, but I am co nvi nc e d now t h at he i s not . I believe , if you wan t to s o call it, that it is a illild form o f insanity. Q, . A. I n y our op inion, is this mental con ciiti on due to t h e injurie s which he sustain ed in October , 1~31? In 1:1y p e rsonal OJ:)inio n, it coul d be possi ble . lL. . '1'.ALIAFERRO: I object to the an swer and move that i t be stricken out. He asked h i m, i n his opi nio n , di d h e consi d e r his mBn tal con dit ion no w the result o f the a ccident, and now he says, "In my p ersonal o vinion , I think i t mi~ht b e possible". That is si mply a gue ss. S '.J er THE COURT: i t . l1aybe that is a s definitely a s he c a n a n - TH1TI 'i/IT.NESS : I mi bht qu a lify . that, if the Cour t wishes , on this ba sis -- that t h ese c a ses a re compara tively rare , and much of our o p inion is f o rm ed on t h e _ a st r ecord of si mil a r c ases t h a t we h a ve read abou t or ha ve see n come up before other courts of a simi l <-<-r na ture. i.i:y findings are based princi pally upon t h e interpretation o f the reports of tlle other special_ists who have examined this man. MR. T..ALIAFERm: I o bj ect to his basing his opinion upon rep o r t s of other sp ecialists t hat have ex amined him. This is not a hypothetical question. THE COURT: I think I wil l let the answer stand. Does this ~e st-traumatic neurosis aisable this man from p erf ormin g work at a. t,ainful occupation? As lo ni a s it e xis t s, yes. A. Q, . I v:il L ask y ou to state v1hether or not, in your OJ;)inion, th e post-traumatic neurosis condition that you found to be p r es ent in connection with this case, or this particular v:ork1nan , Vfas il Levkulich, is permanent or merely temporary. I am unable to answer that definitely, but, to quote again from the authorities on similar cases, I would sey that many ti:nes in such cases as this, when any kind of a settlement has been made, either for the patient or against him, the neurosis will sometimes clear up when the patient's mind has been satisfied that the case has been settled. Doctor, are you a member of the Sweetwater County lun a cy co mmis s ion? Yes, sir . • �5 .A. Q. • A. What -vo uld you say a s to the mentality o f th i s wor kman? Is it t o rma l , above normal or . below normal ? J ot kno wing t he man before his present con dit ion, I would not iJe able to s a y d efinitely, but I woul d p robabl y cla ssify him as be ing somewhat below no rmal. From your e xamination of this man, Doc t or, do y ou lcnov defi nitely , or even approximately, when t hi s _post-t raumati c neuro si s wa s d eveloped or when it be c ame p re sen t in t he man t such an extent that he could not pe r f orm work a t a gain ful occupat ion? I un er s t a nd the man HR . TALIAFERRO: Your Ho nor p lease. I object to i."Ihat h e un de rst a nds , if A. You mean, since the injury? q,. Since the injury. It is my op inion tha.t tile tr auma ti c n eurosi s too k p lace i mmediately followin g his injury . A. Q. J,. . Q· A. A. ~~1d was present at t he da te of your l ast exami nation in September , 19:::i 3? Ye s , s ir. Could you sta te fro m your casua l obs ervati on of this man a ft er that time whether- t ha t con di tion sti ll e x iste d at the time you saw him, and, if so, appro x ima tely what time or da te tha t was? 'l'he only way I could ansv,er tha t is that the last time I p erson&lly saw him and examined him, it existed, a nd in talkin g to ~ embers of his family and others, t~e condition '/"S a11p a. re n tly the same v.rhen I would inquire about him. In o t..ri.er words , y ou ke11 t in close touch with this case sir.ce :Lts inception to the present time, is that correct? Fairl y close, through asking about his welfare from his o ther aoctors an d his n ife and one or t wo qf his children the. t I have s een. I 1:!ill ask you to state, to ascertain and to realize that this trauma tic ·neurosis condition exists -- can that be found upon one examination of a v:o:rkman or does that require & continuous study of the case? There are certain cases of traumatic neurosis which are demon strated by actual physical findings, such as x-ray pictures, and there are some that we are not able to demonstrate ana yet v,e know they exist. Q, . P. . In w.rLich class would this one be'? I believe this is a case in which no physical evidence can be shown in the way of x-rays or tests to support his symptoms. �6 / /ct• . // _/ · ,,,,,(. /, A. ~ I '·"l .. • 11 as_ l c you, Lh • a case 1_1• k e th.1s, rererr1.n • g t o th'1s 1., en, 1n particul ar· case of this man, Wa si 1 Levkuli ch, could some docto1~, by examining him only once, determine whether or not he was sufferi ng from trauma tic neurosis or wo uld it require an c b serv ~t ion over a period of time? I believe it would be necess ary to observe any t ype of neurosis or p sychosis to determine whether it was presen t a nd to vJha t degr ee. ~_;;: J.. GALICICH: You may cross-examine . Cros s-Examina tion by iVi r. Taliaferro: Q, . Doc t or , when d id you forr-.n an opinion that the workman or claimi:tn t here iJl.ra S sufferin g from trauma tic neuro sis? \:'ihen did I form that opin ion? Q,. Yes, when d id y ou form that opinion? I believe I formed tha t opinion a fter the man V'Ja s e xamined in De!lver. A. A. Q,. A. Q, • A. Q, . A. Q, . A. Q. A. Hot until afte r he v,as e xam ined in Denver did you form that opinion? Yes , sir. Did you form that opinion, a s you h e.ve stated, from the reports that were received from these specialists in De nver and Sa lt Lake? The reiJorts would indicate that the man did not have a traumatic neurosis. And you formed that opinion after you had read these reports? Yes, s i r. So th a t y ou d.idn't for:n your opinion as to the physical and menta l condition of this claimant from what these other sur6 eon s ha 1e su.id? I v:as able to separate the v:hea t from the chaff, so to spea.1{, and from the hi1;hlights of' their findings, these comp lete re.i:>orts, I was ab le to sift down and correlate them, and. I formed my opinion from that source rather than from wha t the do ctors' opinions were of the case. You testified at one time that you arrived at that conclusion as to the condition of this work'1lan from what the s_fleciali sts had s a id about him_, v1ha t they reported? I did . You arr ived at it from what they said'? Yes, s ir. An a i t was , then, that you read between the lines ana determined that some of the things that they said were chaff and other things that they said were wheat? Yes, sir. • �? A. Anc:i that is the way you have arrived a t your pr e sen t con·clusio n? Not enti re l y. It is also from taking into consideration my past dealing s personally wi th the pati ent and my examinations of h i m o n many occasions. A, Bv. t you h a ven 't exa.i11ined him since h e returned fro m Denver a nc.l 3alt Lake, except to see him on the street'? Acl:or cl i n, · to my records, I don't believe I have examined him . Q,. I say, you h a v en' t exrunined him since ·you sent him t o De n- A. ver-? He h a s been s in ce tha t, yes. Q, • He wen t to May o s ' si nc e then. Q,. Have you exai-nined him since he went to Mayos'? Ho, sir. Q,. Then v1ha t is the use of bringing in that )K ayo busin e ss? a skin g d irect questions. Yes, s ir. - A. A. q,. A. Q, . I 'm Now, the fact of the matter is, Docto r, i n Sep t embe r, 1 933 , you made a statement, did you , over your own si gnature, ,,ith Doctor Lauzer and Doctor Sanders , that y ou v, ere un able to tell that this man wa s suffering fro m any :pbysical or mental condition, an d recomme nded that he be sent to other specialists? I don't r em ember my re port without seeing it. I I j. I I '11 sho w it to you ( handing paper to v1i tness). See if you reco gn ize this. See if you recollect it. I hand you a copy of a let ter, and see if you can identify that as being a letter t hat y ou wrote. 'Yhe origin a l, of course, is in Denver. Yes , s i r . You wr ot e that letter, did you? Yes, s ir . i,nu the d ate of it'? 3ep te~ber 11th, 1933. Q, . You hav en 't examined this man since t:Cien, have you? I don 't b elieve I have. That i::; wha t you have testified to. I don't recall any. On Septe~ber 11th, 1~33, you addressed a letter to Doctor Frankl in G. Ebaugh, 4200 East Ninth Avenue, Denver, Colorado? Yes, sir . • �8 Q. A, Now, b efore going further into that letter, I will ask you if you reco llect joining in with Doctor Lauzer an d Doc tor San d ers in a letter to llr. R. Y. Gibson on March 22nd, 1333. Yes, s i r . ~- In that letter, you st a ted lli1 . GALICICH: If the Court IJlease, if they a re ·oi ng to q ote from the letter, why no t of fer it in ev i dence? The let ters are the best evi d ence, and we would lik e to see th e lette rs . , nr . T.ALIAFERRO: I '11 introduce th em , if you wa nt me to, afte r tney ere identified. LHL GJ,LICICH: But you were asking wha t wa s i n it . weren 1 t identifying it. Fill . T_r I AFERRO: 2-IR . GALICICH: You Do y ou wan t to see it no vt? We vmuld like to see it. We c an po ssi- bly s a ve time. :i\JIR . T.P-LIAFERRO: I thin k we can s av e time if you will let me cross-exru~ine hi~ as to his reco llection of the records. (Whereup on, a pap er yvas marked for id entification as Employer's Exhibit A) . 1:1R. Ti\I.,IAFJ~RRO: I would like this letter to be admitte d in evidence, if Your Honor please. :'i ll . GALICICH: Q,. No objection. In this le tte r of Harch 22nd, l';lo3, marked Employer's Exhibit A , the following appears -\'/e e:xami n ed him very carefully and could find no evid ence of any uer.'.Ilanent disability as a result of the a ccident , unliss his present mental state is the.result of the injury to the head. This cannot be verified by x -ray or any other means at our command 11 • 11 ' ,n (;. t h.;..t is sii::,ned by Lauzer, Sanders and 'Nanner. Now, what otller :n ea.ns, since this workman was examined by these Denver s ;_.i.r g eons, has been developed by which you could find out personal ly, yourself, about thi ff: You hadn't examined him, you stated? Ho, sir. ':,7hat I am getting at, Doctor, is what you read in the reno rt0 of these surgeons• That was the only other means you had , i zn ' t that true? �9 t-1a t is not true, in my sense of t he interp retation of it , as to what other mea ns I h ad . I rely u 1)on my au thori ti es in med icine, possibly like an a ttorney relies on his authorit i es in le gal matters -- his bo oks -- and my opinion has been molded d uring th a t time b y my past o b servation of this pati ent plus the reports which we have received since . A, .ifo, Q, A. P l us t b e rep orts? Yes, sir . Q,, In othe r words, you have chan g e d y our 0 - ,m opinion of the matter without ~ny foun da tion wha tsoever a s to examinati o n, e x ce pt the r epo rts of t h ese Denver surgeons? Ye s, sir. A. 0 Q, . A. And that is the way tha t y o u h a ve changed y our op in ion? I h ave changed my opinion by a cor relati on of ray p a st exami n a ti ons with the addition of these other repo rts. Q,. But those _past examinations were to the effec t, ac co rdin g to your lette r, t ha t you had no means at your co mmand. That i s ·why we sent him dovm there. A. Q,. A. Q. . A. That i s wha t you say Tha t i s r i gh t . that you had no means? Tha t was true when you sent this lette r , wasn 't it? Yes, s ir. A. The fact of the matter is, when you co me down to it, that you h a ve s i mp ly changed your thought si nee y ou examined t1is man? Yes , I have. Q. u .Anc. that change has been ma.de without any examination of him A. Yes, sir. A. .Ana. that change is in violation of the opinion of these d o ctors , these Denver surgeon ff? Yes, s i r . b. fo v1 , Doctor, you say that you v,rote a letter to Doctor ~:r-;:i.·,1klin G. E'baugh on September 11th, 1333? Yes, si r. Q,. at a ll? l!lR . TALIAFERRO: I think I v1ill put this letter in, too. I!IR . GALICICH: No objection. (-;,'hereupon, the paper in question was marked for iden tification as Employer's Exhioi t B). ·- - • �10 What is y our specialty as a physician and s urg eon, Do ctor? I specialize in eye, ear, nose and t hr oa t. is a neurologist? A neuro lo gis t is a man who deals \' ith the br ai n a nd nervous syste~, principally. i.'7ha t Are you a s~ec i a list in t hat? lfo, sir. ~- In this letter marked Employer's Exhi b it B , you sta te -- A, 1 have been a sked by Ivi r. T. S. Tal i a ferro, a ttorney of the coal companies here, to co ntact a neurolo gist in Den ver for the 1Jur_pose of a r rang in g an examin a tion f or an emp lo yee of one of these companies" -and you 6 0 on further and name Doctor Edward Delehanty . You asked h im to contact a neurolo g ist? Yes, sir. c;, . And then y ou further say - - A. you and a nu. you :W o , 11 " As regards consul tat io n I ViO Ul d like to subgest that call in a nother neurolo g ist in rendering your report, any of the follo ~1 in g men would oe acc ep t ab le" -then you give the name of Doctor Ednar d Del ehan ty. lT ov: , testified that you a re not a neu r olo gist? sir , I am not. Do you kno 1:v v(bo Doctor Delehanty i 5-? Yes, sir. He is a neurolo g ist in Denver. Is t hat his special line in the profession? Yes, sir . Q,. Do you recogn ize him as being a competent, efficient and skil lful neuro lo 0 ist? Yes, sir, he is a very gooo ma n. You 6 0 t G. re 1iort from him, didn't . you? Yes , sir . A. A. Did you come to your conclusion or your opinion -- this opinion that has been formed since the re1-1ort was given by Doctor -elehan t y -- from that report, did you come to your conclusion that this man, this workman, wa s suffering from an i nsane delusion? If I believ ed his re.l?ort, I would think that the man was m&.li ngeri ng in :putting on all of tho s e symptoms. So you d i dn' t come to your present conclusion as to this m&n' s me n t a. l condition from anything that Do eta r Delehanty, v1ho is a neurologist, has said? 1To , sir. �11 Q,. Their repo :rt to y ou was exactly opposite, wasn ' t it?. It ~as t l~t he - couldn ' t f ind any evi ence of any men tal trouble t i t h him? I don ' t rec~ll the gist of his r eport. Q, . .A . Gene n:.lly , uasn' t tha t his repo r t to y ou? Genere _ly, his conclusions, as I remember t hem, were that the m.. n ·ms a mal ing·erer and that he had nothin g wron with hi m .:.;.r: · th&t he was putting on. Q,. i-.. . Eiti1er ~?:. ,::; ntal or pbysi c al? Ye s, si.r . Q, . 1 Ther efore , t he conclusion that you made wa s co ntrary to \'Jhat Doc tor Delehanty informed you? Yes, sir . Q,. A. So his report didn't enter at a l l into this concl u s i on of y o 1·_1· £, th.:..., n e1.:; c on cl usio n ..i? There vJere many things i n his report r:hi ch elirninc.Lted and cleared UJ;.l :po in ts th.1 t were not l ear· in our minds as to o the:r men t1:,l an d pby si cE:.l n sp ec ts of the c as e . f . Do you ~n o~ Doctor Fre d S . Ha lst ed? Yes, s ir. Q.• L. ·:1na t is his specialty? I think he do e s e a !' , r..o~e a nd. t hro o..t . I don 't know whethe r he c; oe:::: eye YJork or not, but I kno v1 he oe s e c'. r, nose a nd th:ro a t. Q• A. Did you get 2. r eyort fro m him? I have a copy of his report, yes, sir. I don't kno w whetler i t was sent to me or- not, bu t I t h ink I have a COJ?Y here. Yes , I hc..ve copy of Doctor Hal~ted' s re1-1ort here. A. r Q, . j:,. , Lid you fern this later conclusion of y ou:cs from anything t hat he s8.i u i n his re;,o rt to you? lfot &Dy mo.r:e th&.n I dia from Doctor Delehanty's report. .;;; a. hie report wa s cc tD in s t the finciin g of any mental tro1J.ble ·;;i tr tiJ.i s 1."J o rkm&n , vmsn' t it, a s he reported it to you? I cc:.r;not u1sy1er th&t v1 ithout re a6 in 6 his reiJort over-. I cci.inot r·ern.embe1· a ll that he saici. in the reyort. Tl'~e ~· act o f t he ma.tter i::;, Docto1·, tha.t you dic..n't pay much &_tt6nt ion to what these doctors in Denver that you h a d refer~ed this man to said, did you? The f~_ct of the matter is I paid considerable attention to • .:he.. t they said. J. . You F:eren' t guided by them in a ny ':Jay , vrnre you? Ir; maJ.cine, u diagnosis, I make it by a process of elimi nc..tio n , and by readin~ the reports I was able to elimin~te c ertc.in :ff-actors,, v;hich I apprecic:lted and. valued their relJo:ct s for. �12 So y o u ha~e co me to this concl u sion, no t f ro m subsequent e :c:filitia."j.ion o f this .o rkman, but fro m anal zin E; the r eyo rt s t h&t t he se doctors mad e? 1:Tot entirely . As I st a te d before , it was fr om my co rrelati o n _nd ~y pre vio us fin din g s in t h is case , plus the se r e :f)or t S • l'To ':,' , on the 11 t h d a y o f to l' :Sbc:;U€,h - - Q, . Se p t embe r , l 'J 3 j , you s t": ted t o Doc- 1 t h2.s be en my op inion fro m the v e r y s t a rt that the pati ent has malin f ere d, esp ecially a s to loss of vi sio n , a nd I 2.lll i n so me dou·bt ~s to his los s of hea ri ng- . Thi s has a l ~o been the o p i n ion of o the :r men ·who have exruni ned h i r:1 11 • 11 Thc.. t Ye s , s i r- . 1.. •!i c. s y ou r· tho ugh t in Sep t ember, l<J3 3, wasr 1 t it•t 1dho is Do c tor Ebaugh. Doctor Eba.u gh is con s i d e red a ver· r h i 6 h - clas s man i n h i::; p rofe ssio n a s a neurolo g i st . In what? In neurol o QT. J J.•. Th at is, in mental Gisord ers or n e r vo us a isord e rs? Ye s , sir. He is considered a very hi &;).'i-class man? Yes, sir. And. that is not your specialty? E o, s ir . .h. . -.. . . n u, t1o t-i.·;ith s tanuing t h e sta tements of Doctor Ebaugh maue tc y ou, ci. nd the statements that Doctor Delehanty made to ~,r o u , \'i'ho:n yo u :re co m.m eno. as being high-class men in that li ne ~- you <i o, do y ou not? I a.o . ( Conti m:.ing) -- you formed, since you saw their repol'ts, a. d iff e r en t opinion? Ye::; , £. ir. J.;na yo u f o1·rned that opinion from their reports &nd not from a n e xc;..mination of this workman? I d idn't say that. But you s a iti you hadn't exrunined him since? I E:&. ici. ny present opinion is formed from my past frequent e:.:Lmino.tions of the man, plus these reports. Q, . L.. So you had no such past o~inion on Se~tember 11th, 1~ 0 3? I.!y 01:'inion before that was that the man was malinger·ing,. I am fra nk in so stating that I thought the man was a malinl,erer. • - · - -· - - --- ---- �13 Therefo1·e , y ou r op i n ion since t ha t ti me, or y o u1· p res ent o pi nion, is a)J p a r ently formed in t he f ace o f the reyorts of the se specia li s t s t ha t y ou ~ef e r red t h is man to? Not ent.:.rely . / Q.• 1-\.. Q, . A. Q.• A. Q,. A. Q, . A. F:ro n v:ha t, i f y ou haven ' t exam i n e d him? M:y o_)i nion has be en f orme d by t he stuuy o f case re.J::l orts a n d r e 2.ding of a uthor·ities on similar cases , a n o it is my OJ.)i n ion th&t the re is no methoci of e xamina ti o n that can d emon s t r~te pny s ubjective evi d ence o f in j u r y in t his man . Why d :i. d. you sen u this workma n , a t yo u r r equest maci.e to me - VJI"J,)l d i d y ou send him to Denver to b e examine d by these do c tor s'i . -" p o ssib l e. In o 1·der to c l e a r the case up , l.1. You at that time had no o pinion o f t he mat t e r, and you wer en I t an e:XfJ ert in that mat te r? IEy op i nion i'tas tha t the man ·wa s a mal inge r e r. 1.'lhc.. t h as o c curred since t h en t o chan ge tha t opinio n'? I Yli 11 repeat what ha s occur re d . I make my d i c:i. no sis by a proce s s of eliminatio n . I h a v e taken into consiae ra tion my p a st e:x a1nin&.tions of the ma n, a n d my tho u 6 ht s a. nd op inions a.t that time, and the r e:µ orts that wer e fu r ni shed by the Sa lt Lake doctors and t h e Denver d octor·s an d t h e :Gayo Clinic, a nd my reading of medical books, b oo k s o f au thoi·i t~ , on si milar cases, and that h a s molded my present op inion. That has mcl d eci. your present opinion? sir. Yes, Q,. Ano. i t has cr..an g ed since Septemoer, l'J33? A. Ye s , s i r . A. Q, . Ana you ar e not an expert upon mental and nervous diseases? . Jo , s i r . Q, . Yiill you giv e me the doctor books that you have read, that A. you have r ef e rred. to that you have read, upon this matter of men tc:J. disorder- s, since the 11th day of September, 1~33? I cton 't su J.)1io se I coula quote al 1 of' them to you. L. Q, . A. Q, , A. arj ke d you for the names of the books. · say , I don't sup:po s e I coulc. q_ uo te all of them, but I h a ve re:;;.6. \'ie·bster' s Legal I!Iedicine ano Toxicology anc. Warbasse on Surc e r y. I I Di d they deal especially \': ith traumatic neurosis? 'l'ha t is the subject I v:as interested in. I dicm't ask you that. es:i,,ecially. Ye s , ~.ir . I asked you, o.id they deal v1ith it �14 Q,. A. You re2.d th em. Don't you know whether t h ey dealt wit h thin or not-? They d idn ' t deal with this case, but they aec.:.lt with similar ce.ses. A. Did trey deal with thi :.:1 question? Yes, S il.._ . Q, . A. Tha ~ is t YJ O a u thori ti es? Yes, sir- . Q,. 1 :T oen d id y ou read them, Doctor? Oh, I read them , one of them, within t h e last we ek , be c a u e I thought -To get r e-dy to testify in this cas e? I thought I would be called upon t o give a n opin io n . Q,. A. Q,. Then your op inion from t hes e books h a s been made \'li thin the last v:eek? No, si:r:. Ho w , re~ciini these t wo books has influen ced your op inion in this c&se, isn't that true? Ho, sir. They did enlar.; e my viei;- .,point or· refreshed my memory, ·oecause I thouk)"1 t I vi ould be c a lled uyon to testify to 'l;Jha t I thought trauma tic neurosis 1::as . You say you &re not an expert in tt.at? Ho, si1·, I eIJ. not. Q. . A. But y ou &.re a specialist in eye, ear, nose and throat'? Yes, sir. Q, , A. That i"' what you h av e studied, isn't it, Doctor? I he.Ve studied ~ eneral mect.ici ne and surger.1. I serve on a J.un ccy commiss ion, although I am not at all an expert on ins ~ity, and d o not prete nd to be. Q, . J,. Ju dge oi' a court serves on a lunacy commission, doesn't he? A. Yes , sir . :Sut I am not testifying here as an expert in this c as e as to mental conditions. Q, . Th en ·,nhc:..t you have said here is not ca.S an expert? hb2olu tely no. h. ;LR . TJJ.,I AFEHHO : That i s c1.l l , Do c tor . �/ 15 Re d ir ect-ex amination by Tui r. Galicich: Q,. A. Is that yo u r opinion a s a doctor of medicin e? It lffi . G..A.LI CI CH: That i s all. ( Whe:reupon, the witness -o - ms ex c u se d) . �/ / 16 E. S. LAUZER a witness called herein on b eh a lf of the claimant, being firs t duly sworn according to law, on his o a th testified as fo llov1s : Direct- ex~min a tion by Hr. Gali ci ch: Q, State yo ui name , please. A. E . S . Lau zer. Q, . Yihe e co y ou reside? Ro ck Springs. A. Vlha t is your 1-Jrof ession? Physici an and surgeon. HovJ lon g hc.rve you been a physician a nd surgeon? Si nee 1 ~05 . A. At v'.'1'1a t -p l&ce? Ro ck Spri ngs . G,. A. Were you in Wyoming n ll of that time? All of that time. Q, • A, You are a graduate of what school? University of :Nebraslrn . Q,. A. Do you know the injured workman, \Va sil Levkulich? I do. Q. . Were you ever Co.lled upon to treat hi m in your professional c 2:i;iaci ty? Yes, sir . Q, . A. 0. J I v illas~ you to st a te whether or not you were called upon to tr eat him in your r)rofessional ca.paci ty during the month J. • of Octo ber· , 1931. Yes, sir . Q, . A, On uh&. t Cla te'? Oct obe r 16th. :Ihere di cl you first see the vvo rkman? s::-x, him first at the hospital. Doctor Sanders went first to the mine and picked him uy and brought him to the hospitc.l. 1 I You er:,,y he v1as injured in the mine? Yes, sir, the Lion coal mine. Did you see him the same day that he was injured? Yes, sir, I saw him after he entered the hosyita.l. �l? / A. Q. . A. Q. St a te to the Court vvh a t you found in your ex amin a tion o f t h e \'torkm2.n , At that t i me I fou nd he had a sli gh t l a c e rati o n on t h e r i gh t sid e of the h ead , some wha t ov e r the r i gh t t emp le , an he wa s bleed ing a little fro m the ri ght ear . He wa s in a s l i g ht stup o r a na a s t at e of shock a t the ti me. Was he con scious or unco n scious when y ou saw him? He was s emi -conscious. .A . Ho w l o n g o i ~ he stay in tha t semi-co ns cious c on di t i on? Aoo u t t y:o d ay s. A. Was h e y our p atient? He wr s tr e at e d by me, ye s , sir. A. And y 1.'.r hom else? Docto r San d e rs. Q, . A. Doctor- Sand e r s is your a s sociate? Yes, s ir . Q,. Ho w long did you tre e.t this man ? I treate d him right alon g . I h ave tre a t e d him until the pres en t ti me. When did you last examine him? The day before yesterda~ he wa s at the office. Q, . A. A. Did Hr. Levkulich suffer any disability, any physical or objective disability, as a result of that accident, and for how long? He v1a s - - you mean ho w long has he been di sabled? Ye s , h o r; lon g m s he di sabled, that you could show and see h is d i s5..bi li ty? He left th e hospit al on the 24th day of October of the same ye a r , l ;J~ l, b u t a.t that ti me I didn't figure he was ab'ie to ,_,1o rk, and it has been going on up to the present. We 'never hav e b e e n a ble to decio.e -- that is, at least, I haven't \·;l l 8 t er h e ha.s any physical d.i sabi li ty now or not. I n y our examination of the workman the day before yesterday, a. id y ou find any di sa.bili ty v,batever, either physical or men t&l? Th e only thin 5 I could decici.e anywhere near was that he had s ome kind of a mental depression, but what it was, I could no t sey, but as far as any physical defects, I couldn't find any . 'Uh.en dici you first discover this mental disability? Oh, it was sometime after he went home, but I don't know ho w long afterwards. �/ Q. A. 18 Do you huve a ny idea as to the a pproximate time? No . I . t h i nk - - that is, h e wasn't entirely -- well , I just could n't say , but sometime after he went home, bec a use he v;a s sort of depressed while he was at the hosp i tal, a nd then we thought we would let him g o home a n d it would p rob ably c le ar up a little better, but i t apparently di6n' t and it is still there . A, \'lould you say this mental condition is the r esu lt of the inj ury thu t h e sustained in October, 1931? l\To , I woul dn 't, because I can't prove it. I don ' t k now . Q, . A. My 01,i n ion is that :t have a lways f elt th a t Q,. What i s yo ur opinion in the matter? there must be some con n ection between his mental condition no • a 1d the ac cid ent, but I never coul d , p oint out a nythi n g that I co u ld ab solutely stand ~n by any method of examin~tion. Q.• A, Do you mean p hysically? Physic ally or any othe r way . A. ·:mat is the extent of this man's dep ression or mental disability? Does it incapacit a te him pa r t i a lly or totally? It apparently is total. At lea st, he feels that way . Would you say that h is mental con dition is y errna nen t or merely terqJorary'? I don't know. It has been g oing on so lon g , I don't know whether it is permanent or wh ether i t is something that still may be cleared up. .n. Do you knoY✓ how he sust a ined his injury? A timber hit him on the head. Q, . A. Ye::. Q,. r The e:xcilllin&.tion sbowed th&.t he was struck by a heavy object? n -L "-ALICICH: You may cross-examine. Cross-ex c.mination by Ur. Ts.liaferro: Doctor, all you kno w a~out any mental aisorder that he has is v.' !,£.: t he say s himself? Thb.t is a ll. That is all, but we can't prove it. And you don't know v1hether what he .s ays if feigned or fraudu l ent or whe ther it is true? Tio, I don ' t. I don't know . Q, . 1-.. Q, . .And y our conclusion was entirely drawn from v;ha. t he tells you? Yes, sir. Are you a n exgert, Doctor? Is that your specialty -- in mental and nervous diseases? I I I /. �/ 19 A. No, sir . Q_ . You con curl' e d v:i th Do c t or 1.7, n n e 1~ that thi s man shoul d be s ent to sp e ciali s ts on nervou s d iseas e s? Ye s, s i r , b ec au se we felt we wer e n ot ab l e t o mak e a n euro lo g i cal e xwn i na.tion. J... . q. A. Q. • A. Yo u c oul -n 1 t f in 6. any e vi denc e o f men t al ci i se ase ex c e p t wha t h e to l ei ·,rou? T: _&. t i s a l l . Do ~o u 1-::n o\v Do cto r Edwo.rd Delehanty? Yes, ~,i:r.· . Q, . ';Jhat i ~ h i s r eputa tion a s a men t a l s ur g eo n a nd .i: hy s i ci a n? Ee is o n e o f t he h i €,;hes t cl a s s men in th&t li n~ in thi s ·west e:r-r. country . Q, . A. ,:Joul d h is o p inion h a ve inf l ue n c e wi t h y ou as a ph y s i ci a n and sur Geon o n a me nt e l ma tter? Ye s , si r , it ~ ould . I n o u l d s a J it would . o. 1. No , I Do you kno w Do ctor Halste d? don' t. I h a ve he a r d of h i m, but I d on' t kno ~ h i ~ . Do you k n ow o f h is revut a tion? I hava heard o f h i m by reput ~ ti o n , y e s . '(Iha t i s i t ? He i s a n o s e and t hr oa t sp eci a li st , as I r ec a ll it. Q, . A. ':That is h i s r ep u t&ti on in t ha t f i e l d? It is gooci. . q. Yo u don 't k now h i m personall y? A. ITo, I don't . ., . 3ut -o u ao lrno v, Do cto r De leha nty ? Ye ::; , si i.' . i '> . :.> Do y o u k no w Doctor F . B . S te~henson? A. 1:o , ! don I t . (:, . Do y o u k n o vi c:.n y t hing about hi s rep ut a tion? I Cc.' ,' t s&y t ha. t I do . J_ . Do y ou k no 1 Doctor Ebaugh? I do n 't k no VJ him person ally, bu t I kno·w him by rep u ta tio n , r_nd I ha. Ve had corresJ_Jon d ence with hi m. Q, . \/11.:;, t is b is s _p eci al ty? J• . He i ~ a neurologist and psychiatrist. .J: .• Th at is , men tal a nd nervous d i s or d er s? Ye :::, s i r . �/ 20 A, ':'.lh&..t is h i s reputat i o n? Very high- class. Q, . .'fo a l .. . ·o u oe in f lue nc ed i n fo rmi11g a n op inio n by wha t he .A . Yes , I q, . f~ o I n E. m en te.l Y ~ ~, s i 1~. ' u. Do you kn ow Do ctor Kerby of SE: 1 t L a l e City? i, t. . 'Jh t i s hi;:; s llecialty? x - :ray . Q, , A. :.'hat i::, his re1Juta tio n ? Ye s , ~ir, firs t-cl as s. 1· J,. . In t he exami na t ion o f g_ n x-r ay , 11 oul d you be gui ded i n any way b y his sta tement~ Yes , I 'i!OU l d be incli ne d t o a. cce1. t hi s d i a 0 no sis . Q• , ~. Yes . Q· '!OUld . c a s e'? I s he skill ful in that? Do you k no w Do c t o r Etiuin Tianson Nehe r? A. '.!hat is h i s s:g e c i a l ty ? .].y e, e : c r , nos e and tl1ro a. t . Q. Do yo u kno w h i m pe rson a lly? A. Yes . q, . '.'i11 c1. t C~. A. q. is his s t (:).n u i n 6 a s a s:p ecialist in th a t regard? E~ e;h-class . wha t h e said? "· · \'lould yo u be g ui ded. a 6 o o d ae al Yc=E, I ,:;o u ld, i n t r.1£i t lin e·. Q, .A. I 8eQn, in that s p ec ial b Tanch of me dicine and surgery? Yes , I v:01.,;,ld . by Do J o u kno w Docto r Fo ster J. Curtis? Yes . Of ::]E. l t Lak e Ci t'J ? Yes . C. A. -.Ih ctt :i.. s hi s speci e. l ty? He i~ a n eurolo g ist. t.:~. " ~ental a n d nervous diseases? A. Ye3 . Do y o u kno w him p ersonally? J,. , Yes , ~:d r. ) I �21 ,l'hc,..t is his reput2.tion a s a s_peciali st in me nt a l a nd nervou s d i s eac::es? Very h i 6 h -cl ass . 1 'v . ; Yf11at i;ould you t hi nk of a r e_po rt m de by h i m? i 1f : !. uenced by it? A. i1 , Yea , I ,·rnul d . 1 V/ould ou be I vrn ulti g, ive it dee2 consiae ration , a t l east . Yo u think t~-ie y a. re -~i o rthy of con s id eratio ? :...:ir . Y ~. Tha t ' s all . Redir ect- examination by Mr . Ga l i cich: A. i. . ~A. ii. . Go ing back to the worknan, ',Va sil Levkulich, Doctor , ·n your opinio , Vi OUld y ou s ay thi s man is a ma lii1gerer or t i1at h e is actu&l ly suffer in g fro m a men ' a l d isorde~ I never fe lt, a s I state d before, th~ t he was a mal ingerer , en tirel· · . There were s r.ie t h i nt;s th;;__ t h e exagg er&..te d - no que st ion abo ut it -- bu t hov1 .!11l,ch , I cou ldn't aec ide. You woul dn' t say he is tot a lly m~ling ering? Ho, I ·:,o Llldn' t. Do you feel there is mali n e-;ering? :!es, I do . ment a l u i sabili t y in • ddi tion to Goulci y ou esti mat e that, or in any V! o.Y give the Cow:·t some iae a as to h ov; much y ou t hink is put on a nd ho v.1 mu ch is a ct ,&..lly e.. m0n t al state? I rwuld·1 1 t eveu a tt e1"1:pt to, because it c an' t be done. \ ✓ e c~n't ~eos~re it . tha t is t h e rea s on we sent him t~e l a st ti:ne to the ~.:i..::iyo Clinic, a nd they coulcrn' t do it. h ere~: TH.i!.'. com T: Is th& t Hayo Cli ni. u report _in the file ~-11 . 'l'ALi i.JTiRHO: :I'To, sir, I don't think so, but I ':Jo u ::!..cL, 't object to i t bein1:, pu t in. HR . G.ALICICH: ._,_1;; Yes, that is agreeable Vvith us. ( '.'l he:ceup on, t wo papers v,ere mc:.rked for icientification 11,rtryl oy er' s Exhi.oi t C &nd Employer ' s Report D) . J1xc~?!'L!. i1 a ti on by the Court_;_ Cl , r,. '.'Trn::a.t is your interpretation of that report, Doctor? '.:.'he;. t t her e is sol'!le rel a.ti on shi,l) - - they feel the same &s V'le hc..ve e:x.vressed here -- that there is some relationshi p bet ween the injury and his mental attitude, but wha t it i s, v✓ e c an't substc:i.ntiate, and there is no way of proving it . �/ 22 .hec r oss - exam inc. tion by U r. Tal i a ferr o: 8. J.'J. . q, . Call ing y our at t en tio n t o th e l a st p a r ag r aph he re - - 11 The presu'1n tio n is tha t in jury i nduces stru c tur al c.; han ges o f a suff ic i e nt d e g r ee to a l t e r ou r s ubjec ti ve processes" th~:, s i mp l y me an s t ha t t he r e i s a presumyti on? Ye s . A, (Conti ui n g reading ) -- "bu t we are no t in a pos i tion to fi n - phy sical s i g ns to co r res1Jon d Vii th t hem11 • E..x act y, · nd t hct t wa s ou r t ho u gh t -- we co u l dn ' t find i t . ,J., . A, Y.1 as tha t y o ur t h ought? Ye s , s i :r . :'.'.l . T.i'.iLI.AFERRO: conce r n ed . Tha t i s a l l, Do e t a r , so f a r a s I am Exc::mi nec t io n by t h e Court : Q, . Do cto r , a r e y ou a c qua i nt ed viit h t h e se t rauma t ic n eu r o s i s ca s es? Do y ou us ual l y f i nd p h ysic al sym- to ms to explain the men t - 1 co nd i t i o n o r no t? Th i s trauma t ic neuro si s iz a co mp a r · t ively r e c en t di se as e , a n u i t is r a t h er in d ef i ni te . Tha t is, you may h a ve a n i nj ury t o a le g , a nd y ou h a v e a pe cu li a r l o t o f sym}.J to ms t here and you c a n' t a ccount f or th em in any o ther way , bu t b e c faus e you have an inj u r y it wo u l a. b e .9rob a bl y cla ss e d a s a tra--..una t ic n eu_rosis. I n t h is c a se , the injury is to the h e ad, and t h ese pe culi a r c ondition s hav e co me on. I knew thi s man b efore, and, of course, h e v1as a little belo w norma l int elli g ence t h en , b u t si n ce then this h a s bee n a g gr a ·vat e d , bu t ·Hhethe r it i s the a cci d en t or something e lse , v, e do n · t kn o w. You .<c t one time t houg..ri t h e wa s a maling erer, didn · t you? Not en t ir el y , n o. I k new some of it was, but I never though t h e \'JaS ent i r el y a maling erer all the time. J.-_ . You sti ll t h ink tha t pa rt of it wa s ma lingering~ Yes , s ir, I thinlt par t o f it. l,. . You t h i nk he is putti ng it on? ::o me o f i t , yes . Q, . Bu t y o u don' t kno w ho v1 much'? lfo, s ir. We can't differentiate. THE COURT: That's all. Re cross-examin a tion by Mr. Tali a ferro: Docto r , in Doctor Deleho.nty' s cross-examin a tion in thi t'.;i c &. se , on Interroga tory No. 4, ·nhich is as follo ws: �23 11 St at e ~nd explain what is me a nt ·b y tr auma tic neu rosi s and, in a nswer to tha t, Doctor De lehanty says t h is 11 'Tr a umatic neurosis' is a term a :t:)pli ed. t o a tra in of mental or nervous symptoms which develop fol owi n g a n a ccident ~md which a re c aused by othe r in_f luenc es t han tra una". Yes, that is true. 11 A. Q,, A. Q,, It may b e caused by other things except the blo1i1 Yes, it may be c aus e d by other thin g s. Arthu r Le e s ugg ests this q uestion, Doctor -- May not ne urosis d evelo p from a malingerin g and apart from any a ccident'? J.:... 'rha t i s po ssi bl e, yes. Q;. A. In other v:or d s, a person can think of h i mself h avin g a di sease a nd bel i eve he h as a disease when t here is no ai sease? Yes, t.aa.t is po s ;S i b l e. Q,. A. You he ard Doctor Wanner's testi mony? Yes, ~ir, I did. Q,. A. You li stened to i t? Yes, I o.id. Q,. And he said. in his testi mony that a p erson who is a ma.lingerer and v1ho has thought about his condition ~nd who has m.c::de l1imself nervous in such a way as to af fect his mind may cle a r up when it is definitely determined that he is to get compensati on or that it is definitely asserted that he · is not to 1:, et compensation. Did you catch that? Yes. A. o,. In other words, either one way or the other, the matter mi ght clea:r up? A. Yes. Q,. "hat :;o uld be the man's ovrn thought, vTOuldn' t it, 1·ather tha n fror!l the trauma? Ye s , i t appears that way. A. r.1R. 'l'ALI .A.FE11RO: That ' s all . r: eairect-examination by 1'1 r. Galicich: G. u A. in this pa.1.·ticular case, Doctor, you are well acquainted with the matter as it proceeded in the courts, are you not? 'rhat is, you remember when the case was originally set f or hearing in 1933? Yes. Yo':1 1 An d then the man was sent to the doctors in Denver? Yes. • �24 A, And a fter the reports c am e back, the matter wa s dro pped , so far as the man 's claim was con cerned? Yes, sir . And after the cas e was dropped , did you notice a ny change in A. Q,, A. Q.. A. q, . A. Q, . A. this man's condition? No, I d idn 1 t . In othe r ,,o r ds , there was no change in his con diti on a ft e r the c a se w~ s dropp ed? No, i t d i d n't seem to mak e any differe n ce e ithe r o n e way or the other. Docto:r, going back to the questio n ·that Arthur Lee suggeste d , you said that a ro'an could suffer from tr aumat ic neurosis eve11 though there wa s no injury? No, I did.n 9 t s a y 11 traumatic neurosis ". It wou l d be just a neurosis. ]fo,;1, Thc'tt is a different ty.!.Je of neur o sis? Y~s, that is a little different type . That is c2.lled wha t? Psy cho-neurosis. MR . GALI CI CH: '.rha t ' s all . ( 1:Jhereupon, the witness wa s excused) . -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/. Title A name given to the resource Compensation Claim Wasil Levkulich Employe of Lion Coal Corporation Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1935-1943 Subject The topic of the resource Claim made regarding Wasil Levkulich. Description An account of the resource An 11" x 8.5" blue folder holding 10.5" x 8" documents. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jay G. Wanner, M. D. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0175 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/9055f23abd8bcf49ccb122dac942477e.pdf 05e9f8d38a0ddc2f13588a6b135eea5e PDF Text Text COlZPEHSATI ON CLAI M WASIL LEVKULICH E1.J:>LOYE OF LI ON COAL CORP ORATION Tra n s.crip t .of Tes t imony by Jay Go Wanner, MoDo A. , �October 24 1 1935 Mr. T. S.Taliaferro, Jrop Attorney Rock Springs , V/y oming . Dear hlr. Taliaferr o: I am returning herewith transcri p t of evidence given by Dro Wanne r in t h e case of Wasil -~ , _ . . ~......... =-~ - ~~v_!{ulich, an employe of the _Lion _9 oa:J,. .Com1J:anyo I found this . testimony very interesting and have had a copy made• for our files. very mu.ch for passing it to me. Thank you This shovv-s the tredn of what s.ome people are trying- to do and 1;vhich will probably get worse before getting bettero Yours truly, . .:. !_._. j i.....f.:..;r ·~J V' ; " ,.,, b 1/t£t:;3; �J. CO ... LT. I. ll. Daylooo . ~~lieing :.'.r .- Taliui' ~-1·0' r; lct-uo:.i;ocethor uitb. •<iho tootimoLY retorrocl to1 �C OP Y THE UNION PAOIFIC COAL COMPANY Rock Springs, Wyoming October 10, 1935 Office of Attorney hlro George Bo P r yde, Vice President and General Manag er, The Union Pacific Coal Company, Rock Springs, Wyomingo Dear Sir: I hand you herewith the testimony of t wo of our local Doctors taken in a case at Green Ri ver on the 2nd day of October, 1935, wherein Pal y, the County Attorney and others claimed an employee of t h e Lion C·:)al Company was permane n tly 51 totally disabled fro m insanityo This case involved someth ing around, I think, $ 8,000oOO. This case ,llill be of interest to you, because I think The Union Pacific Coal Company has one or t wo similar caseso I ·want you t .o read the testimony given by Dra ,'ianner, which illustrates the jeopardy vre are in at all timeso I find out that I make a mista ke in a former case, which mistake I avoided in this case, and I also avoided it in the Union Pacific case of Eugene Griglione. I 'think I told you the many letters and messages that I sent to General Attorney Loomis. I had this transcription made especially for the benefit of 1~r. Be.yless, and I ask you to turn it over to him when you have read Dr. 'Jlanner' s testimony. On second thought, I think it would be well for you also to get a good picture of how easy it is to get one Doctor in ten or fifteen togive testimony, which will support almost any outrageous claim. If Dr. ·:!anner ha d examined this vrnrlciilan constantly from the time that he went to the Denver specialists, the Lion Coal Company would have lost the case. It may be expensive, and this case was ex9 ensive for the Lion Coal Com·Jany, but we must send our patients to the specialists near the ti~-e of trial and after local Doctors have committed themselves. This case was expensive for me, the time that I put in on the case being worth a good deal more than the Lion Coal Company ;.- .•ill pay : ! e f or two :1ears. 1 Kindly treat this letter e,s confidential between you and Ifr. Bayless. Yours truly, (SGD) T. TST:kb s. TALIAFERRO, JR. �The State of Wyomin g ss. I N THE DI STRICT COURT County of Sweetwater ) In t h e l.fa t ter of t h e Cl aim -o f'.7AoIL L EVKULI CH , emp l oyee of t h e Lion Co al Co ml-'any , 1:1a d e under th e \'lo rkmen' s Compensation Lav, . Ho. 8215. Ex cerpts Tr w1script of ~roceedings -o- Green River, Wyoming, October 2nd, 1935. �;r. G. WAfTI\fER . a witness called herein on behalf of the claimant, being first duly s worn according to law, on his oath testified as fallows: Direct-examination by Ur. Ga licich: State your name, p le ase . ;r. G. Wanner. Q,. A. Where do you resi d e? Ro.ck Sp ri ng s, Wyomi n g . Q• A. A. ~- What is your busine ss or prof ession? Physician a nd su rg eon. Q,. A. Ho w lon g hav e you b een a physi cian and s urg eo n? About sevente en ye ar s. Q,. A. How long i n 1I!yomi ng? Fifteen years. ~A. You are of the re gul a r s chool o f med icine? Yes, sir . Q, , A. Do you kno v1 the injur ed wo:rkmo.n , Wa sil ·Levkulich? Yes, si r . Q. Have you ever at tended or excilllined the man in your profess ional c a_p aci ty? Ye s , I ha ve examined hi m several times. A. Q. • A. When d i d you fi1~st ex ami ne him? I examine d hi m first -- I co uldn't te.11 you the exact date, but it ,w.s in the hospital shortly after his injury. Q. • Do you know where he was injured? Do you mean the place? A. Q, . A. Yes. I understood he was injured in one of the mines in which he was employed, while at his duties. Q, . Could you tell us the month and the year of that first examination? I . don't believe I coul<i wi tri0ut referring to my office records. A. Q• A. Do you have them with you? don't have the records of the f'ir·st examination, but I have some records of the reports mttde since tba t time. I THE COURT: He was injur ed, Doc t or, according to the report of the employee, on the 16th of October, 1931. �2 A. Contin uing) I s aw him a:ppr ox i ma t ely pos s ibly on t h e 18th or liJth of tha t same mon t}). . r. Yo u ma oe en exami na ti o n o f h i m a t that ti me? Yes , I examined him. I e xamined one o f h is ears, on the injured side , be c aus e he h ad been ha vi ng some bl e edin g , and Doctor San aer s c a lled me i n t o s ee him . I b elieve he wa s su ppo s e d to have b een di z zy . 'Vi e ;v ere try i ng to loc a te the source o f his injury a t tha t time. I a lso exami ned s ome x-ray pic tu r e s of h i m . A, . Q, , .A . Q, . A. Q, , r .. No w, will y ou 11l eas e state t o t h e Court \· ha t y ou found as a result o f tha t examina tion'? At th a t ex amin c1 ti on , the ear d r um had evi de ntly bee n ru pture d, an d there was s ome bloody s eru m showi n g ov er that site a t tha t ex2.mina tion . The x - r ay p ictu r es -- I wa sn't able to see i n t hem any d ef ini t e f ra ctu re t ha t woul d i n dic a te a skull fr a c tur e . Th e man wa s we ak a na appea r e d d izzy wh en he s toa d up , and n o fu rth er exami na ti on wa s m&de by me a t th a t time. He >'las sent i n la ter to me for a check-up of his he a ring an d vi s ion. When wa s that? That w& s prob ably a " ou t a mo nth after th e time h e wa s in the hospita l . What d i d.. you fin d c:. t tha t time? A t t h& t ti me the man complaine d of lo wered v1 s1on -- very }:Joor visio n -- and he had many other symptoms of dizziness 8l1d. pai n i n h i s h ead . He comph:.i n ed o f not being a·ble to hear o n t h e one si d. e . Ky exam in a tion a t that ti:ne did not disc lo se very- much t o acco un t f or all o f tho se symptoms. I ex ~ 1i ea h im re_pe a te d ly, I vrnu l d say many times, a fter that. Som e of those ex amin a tions were not ma d e as a matter of record, b 1_l t they 1;1 ere mad e a s c a sual office examin a tions, e.na t h e:1 I made an exami na ti on o r t wo af ter that, when I believ e the coal compa ny sent h im, or- thr ough Doctors Lauzer and. Sa.nae rs, a nd then I made re [$ular reports of those examinations. 3ut his sympto ms ciuring, those pe riods never seemed to dovetail with the physical findin g s. :Jhen did you l u st examine thl s ma.n? refer to iflY records here? Q, . 1 J-. . }fay I ~A, Yes. I cannot tell you the exact date, but it vrns in September of 1 J 33, according to my last records, before he wa s sent to Denver. Q, , ,.'/hat did you find at that time? I was unable to find any physical eviaence to support the man's sympt0ms at a ny time. I considered t:i:1a t ei th.er the man was mali n 5 ering o 1· that he haci some s ymptoms or some A. �3 objective sign s which I coul d not correlate with t h e things h e c omplai ne d of . I s u g g e s t ed to someone -- I don't lmow whe t he r it was the Court or who it wa s -- a t tha t ti me t ha t th e man be sent for a comJ,> l e te neu ro l o gical a nd serolo gi cal exar.1 ina tion, a n sel ecte thre e or f our men in Denver to do this who h ad not p reviously ex ainine d the man. As I rec a ll, he had been exami n e d in a lt Lake a nd h a d been pronounced a ma lingerer, but, to give the man the benefit o f the doubt, vie selec te d t wo ou ts t an d in • me n in De nv e r. But y ou asJ<:ed me 'Jhat I fou nd . Th e man a lw ay s comp lained that he could not s ee . Th at w&. s his m i n comp l a int. He also com1lained th &t he va s dizzy , u. n he hc.d :p ain s in his hea d , a nd he could not hear 1.vith one e a r . I n my tests oi his vision, I wa s never a ble a t an y time to 6 et him to co - o p erate suff iciently to find o ut v,h et· er h e coula see o r not . He would refuse to r e a d a ny k in d o f a ch art . Wh ether t h e cha r t be he l d up t wenty fe e t fro m him o r wheth er it i,-,a s h eld up in f ront of his f a ce, he sc..i he coul dn ' t s ee any thin • , a lthou gh he wa s able to g et aro un d f a irl - s a tisf a ctorily . Q, , A. A, Q, . A. Q,, A. Q,, A. Did y ou ever see him a f ter t ha t exam in a tion i n 1933? I' m sorry, but I don ' t have my office r eco rd s v, ith me, an d I don 't know 1Nhether I d id or not . At least , I don' t b elieve I made any rep orts on h i m a fter tha t t i me . Did you ev er see hi m 'vhen he v,a s not a t your o ff ice - - that is, see him c a sually? I believe I have s e en him on the s tre e t, y es. Novi , I ,:,il l as _ y o u to st a te, fro m your ex am in a tion of the vrnrkman - - did you f i nd any p ermanent p hysical di sabi li ty, or did you find any -(Inter_LJosing) I ·woul d li ke to ha.v e tha t question put a little d if ferent l y , if p osEi b le, so that I may an swer it more intell i gently . Do you mean , d i d I find any objective signs, signs th&t I could see, of physical disability? Yes, objective symptoms. We speak of objective si g ns as something we can see, a nd subjective as something tha t the patient feels. I hc1.ve never been able to find any objective signs at all to account for his alleged trouble or symptoms. Now, in your opinion, do you believe tl1at there are subjective symptoms or that there is something wrong with the man mentally? Yes, I have formed a definite opinion in that regard through this period of time in which I had observed him and in readin.-:, the re1Jorts of the specialists wbo have examined him, and I have fanned a definite opinion as to what I think his trouble is. Q, What is that opinion? A. My opinion is that he has a condition known as post-trau.-rnatic �4 neurosis, or p sy chosis. I believe the man believes in his o wn mind tha t these thin gs a re wron g with him. At first I wa s incli ned to believe, li k e the oth e r men, t ha t the man v1 a s an out-and-out ma ling er er, but I am convince d now that he is not. I believe , if y ou wan t to so c all it, tbat it is a mil d form o f insanity. Q, . In y o u r opi nio n , is this mental con d ition due to the inj ur ie s whi ch he s u st a i ned i n Octo ber , 1 93 1? A. In my personal opinio n , it could be _p ossi ble . MR . TALI AFJi' RO : I object to tne answer anci move that it be stricken ou t. He aske d h im, in his opi nio n , did he consider his ment al condition no w the r e s ult o f the accident, and no w he says, 0 1n my p ersonal o pini on, I thinl< it might be pos sible" . Tha t is si mpl y a gu ess . THE COURT : s wer it. 11aybe that is a s definite ly as he can an- THE WIT.HESS : I mi ght qualify that, if the Court wishes, on this basis -- tha t t h ese qa ses a r e com~a ratively rar e, and much of our o inion i s f ormed on t h e pa st r ecord of similar c a se s t h a t we h a ve r ead ab out or have s e en co me up before other courts o f a si mil a r nature . 1Iy findin g s a re ba sed :princi p a lly u pon t h e i n terpretation of the re ports o f the other special_i sts who h ave exa.min ed t his man . HR . TALIA.FERR(:) : I object t o hi s bas in g his opinion upon rep o r ts of other speciali s ts that have examined him. This is not a hypothetical que s tion. THE COURT: Q• A. Q, . A. Q,. A. I think I wil .1 l et the a nsvrnr stand. Does this post-traumatic neuro sis d isable this man from performing work a t a t,ainful occup a tion? As lon g as it exists, yes. I wil l ask you to state whether or not, in your o,l)inion, the post-traumatic neurosis condition that you found to be present in connection with this case, or this p a rticular workman, Vfa sil Levkulich, is permanent or merely temporary. I am unable to _answer that ciefinitely, but, to quote again from the authorities on similar cases, I would say that many times in such cases as this, when any kind of a settlement has been made, either for the patient or against him, the neurosis will sometimes clear up when the patient's mind has been satisfied that the case has been settled. Doctor, are you a member of the Sweetwater County lunacy commission? Yes, sir. �5 Q,. A. Q. • A. Vlha t would you say as to the mentality of this workman? Is it normal, above normal or , below normal? Not knowing the man before his present condition, I would not be able to say definitely, but I would probably classify him as being somewhat below normal. From your e xamina tion of this man, Doctor, do you know definitely, or even approximately, when this post-traumatic neurosis was cievel oped or wh en it became present in the man to such an ext ent that he could not :perform work at a gainful occupation? I under s t and the man llR. TALIAFERRO : I object to what h e understands, if Your Ho nor p le ase . A. You mean, since t~'le injury? A. Q• Since the injury. It is my opinion that the trau ma tic ne uro s i s took place i!Ilmediately follo wing h i s injury. Q, . And was present at the da te o f your last examin ati on in A. September, 1 g33? Yes, sir. Q.. A. Coul d you state from your casua l observat ion of this man after t hat ti me whether t ha t con diti on still existed at the time you saw him, and. , if so, appro xima tely what time or date that VJ as? The only ·way I could an s v1er that is that the last time I personally s aw him and e.xan1ined him, it existed, and tn t a lki ng to ::!l.embers o f his family and others, the condition was app a rently the ea..--ne v1hen I would inquire about him. A. In othe r v1 ords, you keyt in close touch with this case sin ce its inceptio n to the p rese n t time, is that correct? Fairly close, through asking about his v1elfare from his other doctors and his wife a nd one or t wo qf his children that I have seen. A. I will ask you to state, to ascertain anci to realize that this traumatic ·neurosis condition exists -- can that be found upon one examination of a workman or does that require a continuous study of the case? There are certain cases of traumatic neurosis which· are demonstrated by actual physical findings, such as x-ray pictures, and there are some that we are not able to demonstrate and yet we know they exist. Q, . Q,. A, In which class would this one be? I believe this is a case in which no physical evidence can be shown in the way of x-rays or tests to support his symptoms. �6 Q, A. I will ask you, then, in a case like this, referring to this particul ar case of this man, V/ asi 1 Levh.7J.li ch, could some d octor, ·by ex amining him only once, determine whether or not he was sufferin g from tra umatic neurosis or · would it require ~n ob s erva tion over a period of time? I believe it would be necess a r y to observe a ny type of neurosis or p s ychosis to d etermine whether it was present and to ,vha t degree. !lIR . GiiLICICH: You may cross-examine. Cross-Examin a tion by iJ~ r. Taliafe rro: Q, . A. Q,, A. q, . A. Q. . A. Docto r, when did y ou form an op inion that the wo rkman or claiman t here wa s s uffering f ro m trauma tic neurosis? When did I form tha t opinion? Yes, when did y ou form tha t o_p inion? I believe I form ea. th a t opinion after the man wa s examined in Denv e r. Not until a fte r he v1as e xami ned in Denver did you form that opin io n? Ye s, s ir. Did you form that o p i n ion, a s y ou h a ve stated, from the report s tha t were received fro m these specialists in Denver and Sa lt Lak e? The r eJ!orts woul d indic a te t hat the man d id not have a traumatic n eu ro sis. ~A. An d you fanned that opinion af ter you had read these reports? Yes, sir. Q. • So th a t you didn't f orm y our o pinion as to the physical and men ta 1 condition o f this c l a i!llant from what these o th.er sur6 eon s ha Ye said? I was able to se:para te the v,hea t from the chaff, so to speak, a nd from the highlights of their findings, these complete re_t->orts, I was able to sift down and correlate them, a.nd I formed my opinion from that source rather than from what the doctors' opinions were of the case. A. Q. A. You testified at one time that you arrived at that conclusion as to the condition of this workman from \'!hat the specialists had said about him, v1 ria t they reported? I did. • ~A. You arrived at it from what they said? Yes, sir. Q. Anct it was, then, that you read between the lines ana determined that some of the things that they said were chaff and other things that they said were wheat? Yes, sir. A.. �7 Q• A. Q,. A. Q,. A. Q.. A. Q,. A. ii. A. Q,. A, Q. And that is the way you have arrived at your presen t con~ clusion? Not entirely. It is also from taking into consideration my past dealings person al ly with the patient and my examinations of him on many occasions. But you h a ven't e xan1ined him since he returned from Denver a nd Salt L a ke, except to see him on the street'? According to my records, I don't believe I have examined him. I say, you h a ven't examined h im since ·you sent him to Denver-: He h a s been s ince tha t, yes. He went to Mayos' since then. Have you exam in ed him since he ,a ent to :Ma y os''? No, sir. Then '.'lhat is t he use o f b ringing i n th a t :Mayo business? askin g d irect que s tions. Yes, s ir. - Now, the fact of the ma tter is, Doc t o r, in September, 1933, you made a st a te~ ent, did you, over your own si gnature, with Doctor Lauzer a nd Doctor Sand ers, t ha t you vrere unable to tell that this man v,a s suffering fro m any physical or mental condition, an a recommend ed tha t he be sent to other specialists? I don't r emember my re po rt without seeing it. I '11 sho w it to you ( h a ndi ng paper to vli tness). See if you reco g nize t his. See if y ou recollect it. I hand you a copy of a letter, and see if you can identify that as being a letter tha t you wrote. The ori gin a l, of course, is in Denver. Yes, sir. A. You wrote that letter, did you? Yes, sir. Q,. And the date of it? A. Sep te~ber 11th, 1933. Q. You haven't examined this man since t1i.en, have you? I don 1 t believe I have. A, Q.• A. Q, A. I'm That is what you have testified to. I don't recall any. On September 11th, 1~33, you addressed a letter to Doctor Franklin G. Ebaugh, 4200 East 1finth Avenue, Denver, Colorado? Yes, sir. �8 A. .Now, before going further into th a t letter, I will ask you if you recollect joining in with Doctor Lauzer and Doctor San d ers in a letter to Mr. R. Y. Gibson on March 22nd, 1933. Yes, sir. Q• In that letter, you st a ted Q, • Iffi. GALI CI CH: If the Court p lease, if they a re g oing to quote from t h e letter, wby not of fer it in evidence? The letters a re t he b est evi d ence, and we would like to see the letters. lIR. T.ALI AFERilO : I ' 1 1 in trod uce them, if you wa nt me to, after t h ey a re i de n t i f i ed . I1ffi . GALICIC H: But y o u v:e re a sk i ng wh a t wa s in it. weren 't identify in g i t. I.ill . T.ALIAFERIW: MR. GALI CI CH: bly save ti !'n e. You Do y ou want t o se e it n o v/? '/e woul d li k e t o s ee it. 1 We c an po ss.i - MR . T.ALIAF:&-qRO: I t h in k we c a n s a ve time if you will let me cross-ex~~ine him a s to his reco llection of the records. ( .'/hereup on, a ap er was m&.rked for identification as Employer's Exhibit A) . ilR. TiU:..I AFERRO: I i.'1ould like this letter to be admitted in evidence, if Your Honor please. J.ffi . GALI CICH: Q,. No objection. In this letter o:f }.larch 22nd, 1 ~33, marked Employer's E.xhibi t A, the following appears -11 \Ve examined him very- carefully and could find no evidence of any permanent disability as a result of _the accident, unless his present mental state is the result of the injury to the head. This cannot be verified by x-ray or any other means at our command 11 • A. Q,. Ana that is si~ned by Lauzer, Sanders and Wanner. Now, what other mea~s, since this work.man was examined by these Denver surgeons, has been developed by which you could find out personally, yourself, about this? You hadn't examined him, you stated? No, sir. What I am getting at, Doctor, is what you read in the reports of these surgeons. That was the only other means you had , i sn ' t that true? �g A. No, th a t is not true, in my sense of the interpretation of it, a s to what other means I had. I rely upon my au tho:citi es in medicine, possibly like an a ttorney relies on his a uthorities in le gal matt e rs -- his books -- and my opinion has been mol d e d d uring tha t time by my past observation of this patient pl u s the reyorts which we h a ve received since. ~- Plus t h e - reports? Yes, s ir. A. Q,. A. In othe r words , y o u h a v e chang e d y our o vm opinion of the ma tter with o u t s.ny f ounda t io n wha tsoever as to examination, exce p t the repo r ts of t fl e se Denver sur g eons? Yes, sir. Q,. A. And tha t is the way tha t y o u have cha n g e d yo ur op inion? I have chan g ed my o p inion by a correlati on of my p a st examin a tion s with t he a ddi ti o n o f thes e o ther rep orts. Q.• But those past examin ations we r e to t he eff ect, a ccording to your letter, t ha t y o u h a d no me a n s a t your co mma nd. That is why we sen t h im do r-m t here . A. A. Tha t is v1ha t y ou say - - tha t y ou h ad no means? Tha t i s ri gh t . A. Tha t wa s true when y ou se n t t h i s l e tter, wasn't it? Yes, sir. Q,. q, . A. Th e fa ct of t h e mcl tter is, when you co me down to it, that you have si mp l y chan g ed y our thou ght si nee y ou examined t h is man? Yes, I have. A. An o. that cl:1ante has been mca.de without any examination of him at a ll? Yes, sir. q, . And that change is in violation of the opinion of these A. doc to rs, these Denver surgeon gr Yes, sir. Q,, Q,, A. Now, Doctor, you say that you wrote a letter to Doctor Fra!1klin G. Iirbaugh on September 11th, 1933? Yes, sir. li.B.. TALIAFERRO: I think I will put this letter in, too. MR. GALICICH: No objection. ( \Thereupon, the paper in question was marked for identification as Employer's Exhibit B). �10 Q,. A. '\:Vha t is your specialty as a phy si ci an and surgeon, Doctor'? I specialize in eye , ear, nose an d throat. Q,. A. Wh a t is a neurolo g ist'? A neurolo g ist is a ma n wbo de a ls \ ith the brain a nd nervous sy ste;21, princi pally . ~A. Are y ou a s pe ci a list in t hat? No, sir. Q. In this lette r marked Emp lo ye r's Exhibit B, you sta te -- A. I h a ve been a sked by Hr . T. S . Tal i a ferro, attorney of the co a l compan i es h e r-e , to co nta c t a neurolo g ist in Denver for t h e purpo s e o f arrang in g an examina tion f or an employee of one o f t hes e co mpan i e s 11 - a nd y ou g o on fu r t h er and name Doc t or Edv,1ard Delehan ty. You a sk ed him to con ta ct a n eu rolo g ist? Yes, sir. Q. . An d then y ou fu r t h er say - - A. " As re gar d s con sult a tio n I woul d l ike to sugg est that you call in another neu rolo g is t in ren de rin g your report, and any of the follo win g men would o e a ccep t a ble 11 - a.n u then you g ive t h e n am e of Doctor Edward Deleha nty. 1fow, you testified tha t you a re no t a neurolo gist? No, sir, I 2.m not. 11 A. Do you kno·w Villi) Do eta r Delehanty i ff? Yes, s i r. He is a neurolo g ist in Denver. ~- Is that his special line in the p rofession? Yes, si r . Q, . A. Q,, A. Q. A. Q, A. Q• Do you reco {:,nize him as ·o eing a competent, efficient and skillful neurolo g ist? Yes, sir, he is a very goou ma n. You got a re port from him, didn't you? Yes, sir. Did you come to your conclusion or your opinion -- this opinion that has been formed since the report was given by Doctor Delehanty -- from that report, did you come to your conclusion that this man, this workman, was suffering from an insane delusion? If I ·believed his re.l:Jort, I would think that the man was m~lingering in putting on all of tho s e symptoms. So you didn't come to your present conclusion as to this ma.n's mental condition from anything that Doctor Delehanty, A. who is a neurologist, has said? Ho, sir. �11 A. Their report to y ou was exactly o:ppo site, wasn't it?. It fla s that he . couldn't find any evidence of any mental trouble with him? I don't rec a ll the gist of his r epor t. Q, , A. Gener ally, wa sn't tha t his rep ort to you? Generally, his conclusions, a s I remember them, v,ere that the man was a maling·erer an d tha t he had nothing wrong with hi m an d tha t h e was pu t t ing on . Q,. A. Either mental or physical? Yes, ir . ~- Therefore , the conclusion that you made was contra ry to what Doctor Delehanty informed you? Yes, sir . A, Q. J.L Q. . A. ~A. So his report didn 't enter a t a l l into this co n cl u s ion of y ou r s , this ne w conclu sio n Ther e v.' ere many things i. his report v:hi ch el i minated and cleared up po in t s that were not clec1.r in our minds as to othe r ment al and physi c2.l asp ects of the c ase . Do you kno w Doctor Fr ed S . Ha lsted? Yes, s ir. ~'ha t is his specialty? I thin k he d oe.;; e ~r , nos e mi thro ~t . I d on't kn ov1 v1heth er he c. oes e e work or not, but I know he does ea r, nose and thro at . Q. , A. Did you g et a reJ_Jo1~t from him? I hove a co py of his report, yes , sir. I don't know v/he ther it WciS sent to me 01· not, but I think I have a CO lJY here. Yes, I have a c opy of Doctor Halsted's re~ort here. ~A. Did you form this later concl u sio n of your-s from anything that he sai cl in his re.Qo rt to you? Not any more th..n I did from Docto1· Delehanty's report. GJ. i..nci. his r e_por t wa s agcJ.i ns t the f incii ng of any mental tro1.:."bl e A. I Q,, The fa ct of the ma.tter is, Doctor, thct you dic..n't pay much attention to what these doctors in Denver that you had referred this man to said, did you? The fact of the matter is I :paid -considerable attention to v1ha t they said. ,A. Q,. A. with this workman, vmsn' t it, as he reported it to you? c&nnot &1.n swer that without re ao in 6 his reliort over· . I cannot rernembe1· a ll that he said. in the reJ:)or·t. You vrnren' t guided by them in any \1.ay, v,ere you? In ma.kine:, a diagnosis, I make it by a. pr-ocess of elimination, and by readin 5 the reports I ·was able to eliminc:.te cert~in :fi:'.actors,, vjhich I appreci~ted ano valued their reyo:cts for. -- �12 A. ; . So y ou h av e c o1 e t o t his con cl u sion, not fro m subse quent exarniuation of t his wo r kma n , but from a nalyzin g the ref'Orts tha t these doctors ma de? Not entirel y . As I st te d before, it was fro m my correlation a n d my previo u fin d in b s in this c a se, plu s the s e reports. .do w , o n t he 11th day o f September, 1 ;;13 ::, , y ou st a ted to Doc- tor Ebe.u gh -t ha.s been my opin i o n from t h e very sta rt that the patient ha s mal i n~er ed , especially a s to loss of vision, a nd I am i n so me do u· t 2-. s to hi s los s o f hea ri n . : . This has a l so bee n t he o pinio n o :i.. other men ;;·1h o have examined him". 1 ' 1 A, Thu t was y ou r Ye s , s ir. though t in Sep t ember , l'd3 3, wasn't it? A. Who i s Docto r Eba ugh? Doctor Ebau gh i s conside r ed a ver r h i 5 h - cl as s man in his p rofe esio n a s a neurolog i st . Q, . A. In wl at? In neu rology. Q, . 0 . That i s , in menta l Qiso rders or n e rvous disord e rs? sir. J. . Yes, G. He is considered Yes, s i r . f... . Q,. ... . Q, . A. Q, , A, Q,. A. &. v e r y high - cl ass man ? And that is not y our sp ecialty? No, sir . And, no tv:i ths t anui ng t h e sta tements of Doctor Ebaugh m&.u e tc you, a.nd the statements that Doctor Delehanty made to you, wbom you reco mrnend as being high-class men in that line -- you <io, do you n·o t? I do. (Continuin€a.) -- you formed, since you saw their re:po1·ts, a. different opinion? Yes, sir. And you formed that opinion from their reports and not from an exami nation of thi s wo rkma.n? I didn't say that. ~A, But you said you hadn't exrunined him since? I said my present opinion is formed from my past frequent exciminations of the man, plus these re:f)orts. ~A. So you had no such past oyinion on Se~temner 11th, 1~63? My opinion before th&.t was that the man was malingering. I am frank in so stating that I thought the man was a ma- �13 A. Theref ore, y our opinion since that time, or your present o pinion, is ai)p a rently f ormed in the face of the reyor·ts of these sp ecialists that you ~eferred this man to? Not en ti rely. From what , i f you h aven't ex amined him? i\{y op inio n has been forme d by the study of case re1,1orts and. re a.ding o f au tho ri t i es on similar cases , ana it is my o p inion t ha t there i8 n o methoci of ex ami na tion that can demonstrate any s u bj e ctive evi ci ence o f in jury in this man . VThy di d y ou sen a t ]:,. .is workman , a t your request mad e to me -,·;by did y ou send him to Denver to b e examine d by these doc- A. QV . A. Qu . A. tors. In order to c l e a r the c a se up , if :po ssibl e. You at that time h d n o o _ inion of t h e ma tter , and y ou weren't an exllert in tha t ma t ter? biy op inion wa s tha t t he man vm s a maling er e r . Vlha t b a s oc curred s i nee t hen t o change that opinion? I \'li 11 repeat wha t ha s occurre d . I ma k e my d ic.1.~no sis by a proces s of e li mi n a tion . I h a ve ak en into con s i a. era tion my past examin at ions of the man , a nd my t h o u 5 hts a nd op inions a t that ti me, and the r e11 orts tha t were furnished by the Sc::.lt Lake docto rs a nd the Denver d octor s a.n d th e Mayo Clinic, and. my re adin g o f medic a l b oo ks , books o f au thorit;y, on s i milar cases, and. tha.t h a s mol ded my pr esent op inion. .ti. . That has mo ld ed y o ur present op inion? Yes, s ir . Q,. J._. .Anci i t has cr...a.ng ed s ince Se1>.temoer , l (J33? Yes, sir. Q, . A, And you are not an exJ:)ert upon mental a nd nervo u s diseases? Jfo, sir. Q. Will you give me the doctor books that you h a ve read, that you have referred. to that you have read, upon this matter of ment2.l disorders, since the 11th day of September, l'i:133? I don't sup11ose I could quote all of them to you. V A. Q,. I asked you for the names of the books. I say, I don't sup:i;io a e I coulu quote all of them, but I hcve read \'/ebster' s Legal I.'Iedicine ano To.xi cology and Warbasse on Surgery. Q,. Did they deal especially with traumatic neurosis? That is the su-bject I wa s interested in. ...... " AQ.• A. dian't ask you that. especially. Yes, sir. I I asked you, a.id they deal with it �14 A. You re 2.d them. Don• t you know whether t h ey cieal t with this or not? They did n ' t deal \\T ith this case, but they dealt with similar cases. Q,. A. Did they de a l with thitJ question? Yes, s ir. Q, . 'Iha. t is t wo a uthorities? Yes, s ir. Q,. A. Q,. ,A. 'When did y ou re ad th em, Doctor? Oh, I re a d them, one of them, wit hin t h e l a st week , bec a use I thought -- Q. To get re a dy to testify in t h is c a se? I thought I would b e c a lled upon t o give a n op i n ion. Q. • Then your op inio n fr om t h e s e books hc:.. s b een mad e 1:ri thin the last week? ~To, sir. i. A. Q,. A. Mo w, r eu.cii nt:,; the s e t viO boo k s has inf l u en c;ed your op inion in this c&se, isn't t ha t true? .No, sir. They dici enlarg e my vie\".ipoint or- refreshed my memory, b ec a use I t h ouk,h I i:;ou l d be c a lled u yon to testify to v. ba t I thought trauma tic neu rosis was. 1 q, . A. q, . A. You s ay you a re not & n expert i n t ha t? No, sir, I Elli not. But y ou a re a specialist in eye, e a r, nose and throat? Yes, sir. c,i . That is wha.t you have studied, isn't it, :Doctor'? A. I h &.ve studied general medicine and surger>j. I serve on a lun e. cy commission, although I am not at a ll an e.x:pert on insanity, and do not pretend to be. ~- A Jucige of a court serves on a lunacy commission, doesn't he? Yes, sir. But I am not testifying here as an expert in this case as to mental conditions. A. Q,. A. Then what you have said here is not as an e.x_pert? Absolutely no. MR. TALI.AFElIBO: That i~ all, Doctor. �15 Redirect-e. amination by I\ii: r. Galicich: Q, A. Is that your o pin ion as a doctor of medicine? It is. MR. GJJ..I CI CH: Th at is all. ( Whereupo n , the ,·1i tne ss wa s excused) . -o - �16 E. S. LAUZER a witne ss called herein on b eh a lf of the claimant, bein g first duly sv1orn a ccordin g to law , on his o a th testified a s follows: Direct-examin a tion by Mr. Galicich: Q. • State your name , p l eas e. A. E . S. Lauzer. Q, . A. /here do you res i de? Ro ck Springs . Q, . A. V/hat is y ou1' 11rof ess i on? Phy sici an and surgeon. Q,, A. How lon g have you been a physi cian a nd su r g eon? Si n c e 19 0 5 . Q. At what p l &ce? A. Ro ck Springs. Q, . A. Were you in WyominiS a l l of tha t time? All of that time. Q, . A, You ar e a g r ad uate of what sc bo ol? University of Nebr a ska. Q, . .A . Do you know t h e injured ·workman, Wa si 1 LevkuliL:h? I do. Q, , Were y ou ever cc:1lled upon to tre a t him in your professional c a };Ja ci ty? Yes, s ir. .A . Q. A. Q,. A. I will ask y ou to sta te whether or not you were called upon to treat him in your professional c a:pa ci ty during the month of October, 1931. Yes, sir. On what date? October 16th. Q,. A. '!n.1ere did you firs·t see the workman? I sa;w him first at the hospital. Doctor Sand.ers went first to the mine and picked him uy and brought him to the hospital. Q,, A. You say he was injured in the mine? Yes, sir, the Lion coal mine. ~A, Did you see him the same day that he was injured? Yes, sir, I saw him after he entered the hospite.l. �17 Q., A. State to the Court what you found in your examination of the workman. At that time I found he ha d a sli ght l a c e ration on the right side of the h ead, some what ov e r the right temple, and he was bleeding a little from the ri ght e a r. He was in a slight stup or ana a state of shock at the time. A, Was he consciou., or unco n scious when you saw him? He was semi-consciou8, Q, A. Ho w lon g d io he s t ay in t h at semi-conscious condition? About t wo d ay s. ~- Was he your p atie nt? He wa s treated b y me, y e s , sir. Q., A, And by whom else? Doctor Sanders. Q, , A. Doctor Sanders is y o u r a ssociate? Yes, sir. Q,. A. ~l - How lon g did you tr e at this ma n? tree.ted him right alon g . I h ~v e tre a ted him until the present time. A, I Q, . A, ·when did you last ex amine him? The day before yesterday he \"la s at the office. Q, , Did ~.1.r. Levkulich suffer a ny d i sa.bili ty, any physical or objective disability, as a result of that accident, and for how long? He v1as -- you mean ho v: long has he been di sabled? A. Q, . A, ~A, Q,, A, Yes, hovi long ·as he di sabled, that you could show and see his di s-.bi li ty? He left the hospital on the 24.th day of October of the same year, 10~1, but at that time I didn't fi~ure he was abie to work, and it has been going on up to the present. We hever have been able to decide -- that is, at least, I haven't whether he has any physical di sabi li ty now or not. In your examination of the worlrnan the day before yesterday, did you f inci any disability whatever, either physical or mental? The only thing I could decicie anywhere near was that he had some kind of a mental depression, but what it was, I could not sey, but as far as any physical defects, I couldn't find any. When dia. you first discover this· mental disability? Oh, it was sometime after he went home, but I don't know how long afterwards. �18 Q. . A. A, Q, . A. Do y ou h a ve a ny i d ea a s to the approxima.te time? No. I . t h in k - - that is, he wasn 't entirely -- well, I just couldn't say, but some time af ter he wen t home, because he was sort of depressed while he was a t the hos p it al, a nd then vve t h ought vi e would 1 et him g o home a nd it would probabl y cle a r up a little ·better , but it appar en tly didn't and it is stil l there . Would you say this mental con d.i tion is the result of the injury t hat he susta ined in October, 1931? No, I v:oul o.n ' t, b ecc.use I can't prove it. I don t know. What i s y our opinion in the matter;' have alway s f el t th at there mus t be some conn ectio n between hi_smental con dition now a nd th e acci den t, but I n e ver could _p oint out any thin g tbat I could ab solutely st and o_n by a n y method of exa.rnin&.tion. My o ,inion i s that I Do you mean physically? 1?hysi c ally or any other w y . Q, . A. Q. . What is the extent of this man's dep ression o r mental disability? Does i t inc&pac i tate him p a rti a lly or totally'? It appa rently is t o tal . At least , he feels t hat way . Would you say that his ment&l con di tion is :permane nt or merely t em Jora ry'? I do n 't know. It has been goinG on so lon g , I don't know rhether it is permal'len t or wh ether it is something that s til l m&y be cle ar ed up . Do y o u know hov. he su s t a i ned h i s injury? A timber hi t hi m on the he 2.d . Q, . A. The excilllination s.b.ow e d t-l1C4t he was struck by a heavy object? Yes. Iffi . GALICICH: You may cross-ex amine. Cross-ex&~ination by Mr. Ta li a ferro: Q, A. '{ , A. Q,, A. q,. Doctor, all you kno w ariout any mental 0isorder th a t he h~s is V!l'.Jit he says himself? Thfat is all. Tha t is all, but we can't prove it. And you don't knov1 v1hether what he J;3ays if feigned or fraudulent or whether it is true'? No, I don 1 t . I don't know. And y our conclusion wa s entirely drawn from what he tell 8 you? Yes, sir. Are you an expert, Doctor? Is that your specialty -- in men ta.l 2,nd nervous diseases? �19 A. No, sir. Q, • You concurr e d with Doctor ~a nner that this man should be . sent to sp eciali s ts on nervou s diseases? Yes, s ir, bec ause we felt we were not ab le to mak e a neurological exam i na tion. ('\ I,' You coul <in 1 t fi n6. any evid ence o f mental dise a se except wh a t h e tol d y ou? Tha t is a l l . Q. Do y e u kn ow Doctor Eo.v1&rd De lehan t y? Yes, s i r . Q, . A. ':lb.a t i s his r epu t ati o n a s a ment al s ur eo i a nd :physician? He is one o f the hi 6 hes t cl ass men in th&t lin~ in this west ern country. Q, . Would r..i s op i nion hav e i nfluen c e v i th you a.s a physician a nd sur g eon on a me ntal matte r? Yes, sir, it would . I wo u ld s · y it , ould . " A. A. Do you kno, Doctor Ha lsted? No, I don't. I h ve hear d o f h i m, b u t I don't kno¼ him. Q. . A. Do you kno w o f h is r evuta ti o n? I have hea r d of him by reput &tion, yes . A" . ':lha t i s i t ? He i s a nose and t hroat sp eciali s t, a s I rec a ll it. Q, . '!mat ie his re_pu t&tion in th a.t fie l d? It i a good. A. You don't know him personally? lif o , I Q. . A. do n ' t. But you do know Doctor Delehanty? Ye s , sir. Do you know Doctor F. B. S te~henson? lfo , I don ' t. Q,. A. Q,. b.. Do you knO\'i anythin€, about his reputation? I can't say that I do. Do you know Doctor Ebaugh? I don't know him per son ally, but I know him by repu ta tio 11, and I hc.ve had corres}londence with him. What is his specialty? He is a neurologist and psychiatrist. That is, mental and nervous disorders? Yes, sir. �20 Q, , A. '?Jhc..t is his reputation? Very high-class. :i,. .'/oul d y ou 'oe influenced in formin g a n o pini on by v.'ha t he s a i d? Yes , I would. .A . In a men t"'"l c ase? sir. Ye~. Do y ou kno 1,• Do ctor Y:: erby of S& l t L a ke City? -Ye s , ... i r . A. Q, . A. A. \','hat is h is r y ec·a1t? x - ra;y· . ·:rh a t i E> h i s r e1rn ta ti on ? I s he s J.r...i 1 f u 1 i n tha t ? Yes, s i r , first - clQss . In the ex a.mincttion o f a n x -r a , woul d you be g ui d ed in a n y ·way b y his stu temen ts? Yes, I wou l d b e incli ned to ~ cc~ t his d i agnosis. Do you knoD Docto r ~d~in ~ . son l eh e r? Yes . 1:lh a t is h is speci a l ty? Sye , e ~r, nose and tl1r o a t . Do you know him ~e rso~ally? Yes. Q, , i-. . Q. i .• :lh2:.:t is his st /;(nd i t1 0 as a syecial ist in t hat regard? High-el a ss . 1 V/oula yo u be g ui ded a 6 ood aeal oy wha t he said? Yes, I v;o uld, in tl-.1.&.t line·. A, I mec;.n , in thc2 t special branch of medicine and surge ry? Yes, I v10uld. ~A, Do you kno ~ Doctor Foster J. Cur tis? Yes. Q, . A. Of Salt Lake City? Yes. 1, , A, What i s hi s SJ:) ec i a l ty? He is a neurologist. Q, , Q, ~ ental a nd nervous diseases? i-... Yes. Q, 1... . Do you know him personally? Yes, s ir. �21 Q, . A. Q, . r. .n.. 'i \That is h i o r epute. tion d i s eases? Ve r y h i gh- class . c..l S a sJ:)eci al i s t i n me ntal a nd nervo u s Wh at woul d y ou think of a r e .J:)o rt made by him? Woul d y ou be influe nc ed by it? Yes , I would . I v1ould g, ive it dee) consi d e ra t i on, a t le a st. You t hink t~-iey &re wo rthy of consideration? Yes , ~ir . MR . TALI 1J!'11 0: Th· t ' s a ll . by l'l r . Galicich : Q, . A. Goin g b a c k t o the wor l<wan , ".'/ asil Levkul i ch, Doctor, i n your opinion , woul y ou s2.y t h i s man is a ma lingerer o r t ha t he is ac t ually suffering from 2. men · al d isorder-? I n e ve r felt , a s I ta te d before, tha t he wa s a mal i ng erer , en tirely . There uere some thin ss th&t h e exag ge r a t ed -no question c1 bout it - - "t:, u t hoY: much, I coul<.ln' t decid e. You wo u l dn 't s y he is tot a lly mali ngering? No , I v,o uldn ' t . <t • A. Do you feel there i s a ment a l a i ab i l i ty in • ddi tion to ma.li n 5 er i ng? Yes , I do . Co u l ci. you esti mat e that , o r in any way give the Court some i o. ea &s to how much y ou th i nk is pu t o n a nd h o w mu ch is a ct ually man t a l st a t e? I wouldn 't eveu a tt er.ro t to , becaus e it can' t be clon e . \l e c- n ' t ~ne .SJ.re i t. 'l'h~ t i s t he r ea son we s ent hi m t h e last tirne to the s!lay o Clinic, and t hey cou lc.n' t do it. THE CODI T: Is tha t lJay o Clini.c report _in the file here ': rl H. TALIAFERRO: lfo, sir, I don't think so, but I wo u l d n't object to i t bein g pu t in. !iR . GALICICH: Yes, that is agreeable vii th us. ( Whereup on, t wo p ap ers v,ere uw.rked for identification as Employer's Exhibit C a nti Employer's Report D) . Ex amination by the Court:Q, . .b. . !,'/ ha t is your interpretation of tha t report, Doctor? Tha t there is some rel a tion shi11 - - they feel the same a s we have ex~ressed here -- that there is some relationship bet ween the injury and. his menta l & tti tude, but 'H!lli t it is, vi e can ' t subst&ntiate, and there is no way oi' proving it. �22 H. ecro ss-exam in a tion by 15: r. Taliaferro: Q~ . A. Cal ling y our atten tion to th e l n st y a rag raph here -- "The presump tion is tha t injury induces structural c..: h an ge s of a sufficient a e g:ree to alter our subj ective processes" that simply 11ean s that there is presump tion? -Yes. A, (Continuing reaclin3) -- 11 but we are not in a position to find. physical e i gns to co r res1-1on d with them". Exactly, and tha t v1a s our thought -- we co u l d n't find it. Q. . A. Was t ha t y o ur t h ou 6 h t ? Yes, s ir·. Q. , 1:R . ThLI AF?JRRO : Tha t is a ll, Doc t or, so f a r a s I am concerne d . Examin2- t io11 by t he Court : Q, J.. . Doctor, a re y ou a c quainted :, i th these trauma tic neurosis ca s es? Do y o u us ually find :physic al :::yrnp to ms to explain the menta l con di tio n or n o t? "hi s trauma tic neurosis i s a co mp a r a t ively recen t disease, an<.i it is r a ther in d efin i te . That is, y ou may h ave an injury to a l eg , an d you have a p ecu li a r lot of symptoms tl1ere and yo u c an 't acc ount for t h em in a ny other way, but be c ause y ou hav e an inj u r it wo u l d be p rob a bly classed as a traumatic netu·osis. I n t hi s c as e, the injury is to the head, and these pe culi ar conditions have come on. I kne w this man before, and, of course, he \'las a little below normal intelligence t h en, but since then this has been agg ravated, but ~hethe r it i s the a cciden t or something else, we don·t know. 1 J.... 0. You ·.tone time thought he wa.s a malingerer, didn t you? :Not en tirely, no. I knew some of it wa s, but I never thought he was entirely a maling erer all the time. Q,, You still think that part of it wa s malingering? Yes, sir, I think part of it. A. Q. A. You think he is putting it on? Some of it, yes. Q,, A. But you don 1 t know how much? lfo, sir. \Ve can't differentiate. THE COURT: That's all. Recross-examination by Mr. Tali~ferro: Q.. Doctor, in Doctor Delehcmty' s cross-examination in this c a se, on Interrogatory No. 4, which is as follov,s: �23 A. "Stc..te a nd ex plain v1hat is me ant by tra uma tic neurosi s 11 and, in a nswer to tha t, Doctor Delehanty says this "'Tr a ume1.tic ne u rosis' is a term a pplied to a train of mental o:r nervou s s ymp toms whi ch develop following a n accident and which a r e c ause d b y other influences than trauma". Yes, that is tru e. Q,, A. It may be cause d by oth er thin g s except the blow? Yes, it may b e c aused by o th er thin g s. Q,, Arthu r L ee s u gests t h i que st i o n, Doctor -- May not neurosis d evelo p fro m a malin g eri ng a nd apart fro m a ny a cci- A. oen t? Tb a t i s po ss i bl e , ye s. A. In other words, a :person c an thi nk o f h i mself h avin g a di ·sea s e and beli ev e h e ha s a di se as e , h e n t here is no a isease? Yes, t i.la t is pos s ibl e. Q,. A. You h eard Doctor "lanne r's te stimony? Yes , d r , I di d . Q, • A. You 1 i st en e d to i t ? Yes, I di d . Q, . And he s a id in his testi mo ny tha t a p er s on who is a ma.lingerer a nd ,•;ho h a s thought a bout his cona i tion an d who has ma de himself nervo u s in s uch a way a s to a ffect his mind may cle a r u p when it is d efinitely detenni ned that he is to get comp ensation or that it is definitely asserted that he · is not to 5 et compensation. Did you catch that? Yes. Q,. A. ~. A. C'1, . A. In other ~ ords, either one way or the other, the matter mi ght clear up? Yes. 'l'ha t would be the man's o wn thought, v10uldn 1 t it, ra.ther than from the trauma? Yes, it appea.rs that v1ay. mR. TALIAFERRO: That's all. Hectirect-examination by Mr. Galicich: A. Now, in this p&.r·ticular case, Doctor, you are well acquainted with the m&tter as it proceeded in the courts, are you not', That is, you remember when the case was originally set for hearing in 1~33? Yes . A. Yes. Q.• .And then the man was sent to the doctors in Denver? �24 Q,, A. ~- A. Q,, A. ~A. And after the reports caxue back, the matter was dropped, so far as the man's claim wa s concerned? Yes, sir. And after the cas e was d ropp ed, did you notice any change in this man 1 s condition? No, I didn't. In other words , ther e wa s no change in his con dition &fter t h e c ase was dro p ped? No, it didn' t s ee,u to ma ke a ny d iffer en ce either one way or the oth e r. Now, Doctor, going back ta the questio n ·that Arthur Lee sugg este d , y ou s a i th a t a man could suffer from traumatic n euro sis eve 1 thou h the re wa s n o injury? No, I didn't s '""y II tr auma tic neuro si s 11 • It wo u l - be just a neuro sis. A. That is a di ff er en t ty.9 e of n eur o sis? Yes, t ha t is a little d i ff eren . . t yp e . Q, . A, That i s ca l 1 ed w:b..a t '? Psycho-neurosis. Q, . l'.ff . GALI CICH: Th a t 's all. ( .'/hereu pon, t he v i tness was excused) . -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/. Title A name given to the resource Compensation Claim Lion Coal Corporation 1935 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1935 Subject The topic of the resource Compensation Claim, Lion Coal Corporation, 1935 Description An account of the resource Documentation of the compensation claim form one of Lion Coal Company's employees. Documents are held together by a brass pin and stored in an orange folder. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jay G. Wanner, I.N. Bayless, T.S. Taliaferro Jr. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0243 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/1a65273581b50d66b052d030c8f5c8c9.pdf 2dab267a18286a34f20c3ed68c4073ca PDF Text Text I Rook S:,Jrincs - December 29, 1932 . . . fr;in.k ·ro.U11iro: Here.-dth iilo ~!Jld bills incurred in tho cnao of s. ·Tv.na.kn . mo • •::- i nJ urod i11 om.• minas . . . ou ottox- •~~ . Tnnd:ta t:ao injured, llr. Harrington advised mo thct u.nlea&1 _·.nuka'eot spec~ "MJulcl ~•robnbly dio . oerviooe, hio condition \"Jae auoh that he I notified· Ur . Ha.rrin.';ton to arra.n~e tor tho special aerviC -~ in order to ouvc hia lifo, and I aa approvirJg ·~ho bills . •.. o recll.y hnd no claim on the Hospital C'-ommiosion at rbct Sprines, but 1..,: .envored to ·: .vo thElil p:iy . :Jloy rofused to do sc, be.lieYine that it would sot up a precedont . Will you pl eaae handle alo~ tho lines '\'18 diocuoaed . V �Rock Springs, Wyoming. December 28th, 1932. !L r. Geo. ~. Pryde:Referring to personal injury of S. Tanaka: \l'lorkman was struck by a fall of top coal while employed in Rock Springs No . 4 rfci.ne on Oct. 17th, 1932, which caused the follo\·.d.ng injuries: Fracture of the 7-9-10-11 and 12th left ribs; both ischia; sacrum; and 1st lumbar vertebrae vath separation of both sacro-illiac joints and severe shock. Workman is married, wife and four children residing in Rock Springs, the children range in ag e from 2 to 9 years, workman has been in our employ for 20 years ·w ith the exception of the years 192 0 and . 19 21; he is .51 years of age and in very poor circumstances. On October 19th, 1932, in conversation v.d.th Dr. 'l'. H. Roe, at the hospital here, we .were advised that the shock had subsided but the worlcman's right lung appeared to be filling with fluid, a11d that due to the serious condition of the worlcman at that time Dr. Roe ,,as unable to make proper examination to determine as to whether or not this was due to hemorrhage or pneumonia, but that he suspected pneumonia, he said that the workman was in a highly nervous condition and that unless he v,as kept quiet and gi van special attention that there was not much hope for his recovery, and he suggested that the worlcman be removed to a private room and that a special nurse be assigned to look after him. 'Ihe Doctor stated that he thought this special care should extend over a period of about ho weeks, We got in touch with Ur. Butler, of the Feck Springs �- 2 .:ipital Commission, and explained the circumstances to him and he agreed that under these conditions that the workman should have specia l care, but that the rules of the Commission prohibited payment for private rooms an d special nurses but that he thought that arrang ements could be made to take care of the additional expense in this case, and that he woul d take the matter up with John McTee, another member of the board. I~r . McTee advised Ur. Butler that such an arrangeme11t was agreeable with him and that payment could be taken care of in some ,ray. Vl e informed Miss Shields, Superintendent of the Hospital, as to the result of our interview with Mr. Butler and that it was our understanding that the Hospital Commission would make provision to defray the expense of private room, special nurse, etc., 'I he v1orkman ,:1as then transferred to a private room and a special nurse detailed to attend him. This special care was contin- ued over a period of ho weeks at which time wo rltman had sufficiently recovered to allow removal to one of the hospital wards. Later, ho'\'rever, when the bill for these services, in an amount of $125 .SO, was presented to the Commission for payment the third member of the board, Joe Kudar, made objection to payment on the grounds that the rules of the Commission must be lived up to regardless of consequences, Mr. licTee then voted with Kudar not to allow the bill and payment of the amount was refused. It is easy to see and understand the possibility of imposition should the commission make no discrimination in the payment of bills of this character, it being generally understood that the cost of service of this character is to be paid by the workman or his family, but considering the unusual conditions of this case and in connection with the fact that this special service �- 3& prescribed as being entirely necessary, by '-.t he Surgeon who is in the en:plo_y of the Commission certainly such special service should be provided a nd not at the expense of the hospital, nurses, or the injured workman. I am enclosing herevd.th bill ol Nurse Sweeney for servic es an d th e hospital is carrying a balance of $41.50 for rent of private room and nurse's board. (sgd) copy H. J. Harrington � 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 Compensation for injured worker. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1932-12-29 Subject The topic of the resource Letters exchanged discussing the compensation for a worker who was injured. Description An account of the resource A 7.75"x10.5" letters, and a light brown 8.5"x11" paper backing. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0182 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource George B. Pryde H.J. Harrington Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource George B. Pryde H.J. Harrington https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/b0fa8444a39946efc384b1d715be5f24.jpeg 6470f7a8965e34b791da5d5e09b0aa43 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/65b0d412c7a872a271432310ec569856.pdf 260bd96cbd62026b4b4268a21b68f283 PDF Text Text THE UNIOH PACIFIC COAL COMPAm COl'!STRUCTION O~" TIPPLE - Do O. CLARK MI NE (CLOSED} Part 1 From: To: September 3 , 1937 December 31, 1937 �= -- WM. VON MEDJNG, SECRETl<RY ALLEN & GARCIA COMP.ANY 9Rf'SIOEr<T ;'1Jc£.PRESID£'NT L, VON PERBANDT, TRE_l<SURER "HONE CONSULTING &. CONSTR.UCTlNG ENGINEERS c{ ,.oo"ess HARRISON 2472 ~ ;,R"' CHIC,A.GO McCORMICK BU I LDING 332 S . MICH I GAN AVE , CHICAGO Dec. 3lstp 19370 ------- Mr. Eugene McAuliffep Pres.P The Union Pacific Coal Co., 1416 Dodge St., Omaha, Nebraska. Dear Mr. McAuliffe:- We wish to acknowledge and thank you for copy of a greement c. D. 22880, covering the construction of tippl e for the D. O. Clark Mine at Superior, ·w yoming. Year, \ 1e 1 r:ishing you a very Happy and ·Prosperou s New beg to remain, ., Yours ver y truly, 01 .ALLEN & GARCIA C - LVP:tlL BYc i ~ ANY �-- / • 353-12 .. �--- 353-12 0;..1~-:, - lbc. SO, 1937o ' I �r C-22880 / Omaha , December 29, 193? 0 Mr. Eugene McAuliffe: Contr a ct between UPCoalCo. and Allen & Garcia Company - construction of ?00-ton per hour capacity 3-Tr ack coal tipple for "DoO.Clark Mine" at Superior, Wyoming. Referring to your letter of December 27th? file 353-12: The above contract has been approved as to execution and the duplicate executed counterparts and two ext ra copies are handed ye~ herewith. ;fohn Encl. 0 A. Benn~vli tz\\/ ~ �- · ----· ' 0].lAHA - December 28, 1937. File B-5101-5130-12 Mr. Eugene McAuliffe : I will appreciate it highly if you will advise me points of origin of material enteri ng i nto the construction of the new tipple at Superior, \:!ycming. \I R.R. MITC~ - ------------- �------ ------- - __.. •·- WM. VON MEDING, SECRl!.TARY L . VON PER6ANDT, TREASURER ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY p H ON e CONSULTING- & CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS HARRISON 2472 ,-.; f.ID\ ~ ) M c C O RM IC K B UIL D ING 3 32 S . MICH I G AN A VE . CHICAGO Deco 27th, 19370 Mr. Eugene McAulifie, Pres., The Union Pacific Coal Co., 1416 Dodge street, Om.aha, Nebr. Dear Sir:j• We have ~br memoranda prepared by Mr. Ho Co Livingston, regardin~ proposed changes in construction of tipple and as soon as we find it possible to settle details with the manufactyrer, will confirm its incorporation into contract. / • .I / / LVP:HL Yours very truly, ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY I ~~ } C/i , ,._)V11 L ~ . BY ,# y !I --,. , I . I: 1 ~ 1\..J,, �Onolin - Doc. 27, 193?. U~. J. A. Donno-:Jita: C. D. 22880 urittan bot•.,3on 'A:llo Union P.c.~ific Conl Co. ~ 1'.JJ.0~ . 8 ~·o.ro!.o Co. 0 Clrle~o . mill 28. '1!11 y.:iu. 1d.m11y oh'lgO yous file eor,ioo ncco:.•iin~lyO c.:')e �-----~,e-"---.c= - ~ -- I Sf s~·~::s:?~t~J ·~o ~0"".10 rrl:1 ~,~r.:: ;:: a_~~ i f I I �=---- - ,I GiJD,CCT: Li r1l,-Bolt Co. Belt Conveyor System, I.). J. Clark LU.no. 'fhc f ollooin.; it.:mo Ulldor q~estion r e 6 t11·din3 de~~ailod plur10 for c onstruction of convey ~ni.; oyotol.'.I, h-.,vo boon diecuasod by !".'e soro . G.B. Prydo , t. ::. i3uylooo, C. ~- Swann aml :J.C. Livi11t;etou, ui1d concl1.1d..id ae f ollo\Js : l. nev · c ~d ol c vu-t:.on top of Houl or :'.l~ .otic l'ulloy on Gonvoyor 1;0 . l io ·to bo establi ohcd t.t '/.!36. 32 or 2. 39 rt . lo\"Jor ·c.i1C.1'l ori__-;i.nul loc:.t"~ion, l c:.lVil'lt; u ol .uht vertical curvo in upper -~rc.cin:_;□ no . 2146.32 G c.ntl i!o. 2146. 32 H \Jill iJo f ui' .,icii.od 5. ?y _,O 4043 :lubbu:r Roll Idloro nay b o L\.lUOt ._tu·~JJ rol· '.i'ypo bl £dl - L'u culled for at loo.dint; pJints on co.1vo70:- o-t no cxpens .1 io iao u. p. Jool Co. c· �::::::.-- -- Four (~ ) ,:aldron Torqu.0 Ri n:; Couplin~e Ca.tul og tJo . 52 po~o 9 or 125 P.. P. r utinJ ~ill b u ~ubetitutod for four ( 4 ) Type A 14 Link-Belt Co ug l i. ...;~ of 86 l!. P. r n·~ini.;. Tho difforoutiul und a l cll-'.;ionul coot to Tho u. P. Cc--ll Go . to bo "·708 . 00 c ~::11>l 0te iu placv. 8. Conveyor No. 4 io to be l oni;thonca a dicta.nee of 6. o ft. b oloo cllu·,o , ·i;hie to b e dono ut no m:po::.ioo to Tho u.p. Coc.l Co. ic to b e a:e: cd on t.!ll conveyors. It is d oeirnbl o that nd j uot io d ~.~irubL ... t-J hin__; > ~lr ibi.>lo lnt o to ullo~, l!Olll fro□ Conveyor □ 0 �=--- -- �---- :::JJJ ,,,;? : -- l\.ll cl'l C. G1Jrci,, Co. Cool '1'i:>1)lo , D. o. Cl~rk l.lino \ ...:. . \ .: -:: .,., o.: .. ..... .... •• :. o·• ..... -. I , _ J. I .1.U . 1-11 ?.I'.: been oncoant.crc1 ut 11olianc o -.:Ji ~r1 clriv,; .•v i. _>.D.l.:..Jv ~u-i o~ occ...,n- trice duu to ·i;ll ; ~\u-uadod conn~o·iilull• -- �11 -2- 5. ,\ & G Co. :;tiltG i'Oi.' .1ickin..; i'..a\Jh,u u.·0 to bo of lrui.1inu'\ied constructio n. pinio .. lift chut 0 to u true ii 11...ccop.i..nc chu~c in ln.;liH~d poti- ~1cm·t:.,1co line :or oowo bvin!., ,a..,toblio110d at "i.11<: colUL-, lin1 • '!'hie 10 . Al:!.vn f! (!t.rc.:.... Jcei._... ior loauint; booo tot,0r ouppor·i'.., coun·tcr t,uight be e.L..l c,1cclrn ·to/inc-'Gulled 1.'Jlt hin c J l uou flu nt;o.J , i.o uccoptable. 11. :Loi~,, oi' o liruc-'.;..iral oup;1ort for pic~ing tabl .J drive shaft b curinGo �- p Hock s prings - December 23, 193? u r . Eug ene McAul i f f e : Ur. Bayles s , 1'.'ir. s v,ann, Ur . Li vi n g ston f'nd I h a.ve ·gon e over th e suggestions made by the Allen & Gar cia Com}anY ·.,1i th r egard to t he i nsta ll atio n of the ti.:.J:Ple a t the D. 0 • Cl a r l< :i-:ii n e , an d t he memo her eni t h , i n a up li cate , cov ers the 1Joints bro ught u p . In mo s t o f them , YJe a r e in af; reei,1ent \. ith the All en & Ga r cia Co1:1pany , exc e1J t t he sin .... l e eccen tri c driv e for t he shalci n g ri i cldn g t abl e s . ·.1e d e si re to hav e t ·,7 0 d ri ve s bec au se , in l oo k h 1 0 o ver t 1"i e ·:e l i a nc e a1·r &nc,e!Yien t, nh ere n e have on l y one , u e cio not con si d er that heavy eno u J1 for the f.u10 un t o f coal that · ·i ll have to be handled , and. t hese singl e eccentric d r i ve s a t _' eli ar1ce a r e .:.lr eady sho v.d.ng s i L.ns o f very heavy v,e a r . I f , af t er you hav e &one ov e r t h i s , yo u acree v1i t h us tA.S t o our recor:nnendatio n s, I suggest t ha t. you f o n-,a rd one cop y o:f th is memo to t he Al len & Gar ci a Comp any, ke e-_p i ng a copy fo r your f iles . ··ie b e li eve thi s memo and that on t h e belt conveyor .:i ll clear U J} the poin ts brought u p by the Al len !!£ Gar cia /"\ Cor11;any and the L ink- :Sel t peopl e :1i l fr . Living ston . 1 �--- Rock Spring s - December 23 , 19 37 ;.-:r . Eugene !.ic Auliffe: Since ii....r , Livings to n 1·etu:i.~neei from Chicago, ;.:r . Bayless, L r. Svmnn, Ur . Li vin (::ston an d I hove go ne over t h e suggestion s ma.de by t.h.e Li nlc- Bel t ·;> eopl e Y.1i th regard to the installation o f t:a.e b elt conv eyor , and I crn c1tt aching here,:.ri th t yro col)i es of a memo .i:>r e.1:1a.r ed by : :r. Li vi n i::,s to n, n i th \7hi ch -..·1e are in com.Ql e te a 5 I ·eemen t . I suc:g est, in a~!luch a s you have b een co r re s1Jon uing ,vith th e Li n:.::-:Sel t Com.!.;any on this , th a t , i f it mee t s y our a 1)p roval, ~·ou send i t :2or r:e.:r;.d. -\o them, retci nin g co py fo;: your :fi 1 es . lt . • .. J �------- ,.u10£1'11' ,ct!-P11~s10£,n- ALLEN & GARCIA COMP.ANY WM. VON M EOING. S ECrtlrrAF<V L. VON PERSANDT, TREASURER PHONt! CONSULTING- S.. CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS HARRISON 2472 --~McCO<>MICK BU I LDING 33<! S , M I CHI GAN AVE , CHICAGO Dec. 24th, 19370 Mr. Eugene McAuliffe, Pres., The Union Pacific Coal Co., 1416 Dodge st., Omaha, Nebraska. Dear Sir:• We are enclosing the two s i gned copies of the contract covering the tipple for your D. o. Clark Mine and would thank you for returning one copy to us with your signature. We have found everything in order with the exception of page 10 of the specifications under the head of "Three Track Coal Tipple", where we have taken the liberty of striking out the words describing the shaker s creen which is now superseded by our pendulum. screen as described on page 11 0 May we again take this opportunity of thanking you for entrusting this work to us. Yours very trul y, ALLEN & GARCIA C<MPANY . VTVM:HL Encl . BY ftj/L_ ~ 7'-"'---""?~ �--- -- ~ --------- .. -·.....,...,o �------120t·S . *.. jlil>IUmOedshQwnllnltho c1atef eout.el R~eiv at 23 arnam ARDTrME 11tpointoldcstinatloo.. St andtda,yOlettenahisSTANNOARbOTI~~~;t~~t;rigin. ThnoofN!CeiptisSTAND ree ' m a, e • _. _ p-: / r • 18 P~:I 3 JACKSON 5300 1 (~ tJ CA71:.s /= cHI CAGO _I LL 18 341P EUGEN E MCAULIFFE= 3;1_6 l,l, . f. -- ~ - ~Jv> I ~ ~ A M OMAHA NEBR= LEAVING ELEVEN PM SATURDAY COi1.1PLETED VJORI< BO TH crn.,iPANIES= H C LIVI NGSTONo C. l l ~l/ 9 -~ 4 ~1~ \_ PMo THERE IS NO DEPENDABLE SUBSTITIJTE FOR WESTERN UNION TIME \ I I �J ·- , JB&LT COMPANY ~ ENGINEERING PLANTS: CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA,SAN FRANCISCO, TORO NTOATLANTA ~ APOLI 5 CHAIN FACTOR! ES AND MAU.EABLE FOUNDRIES : I NOIA - GO 300 W. PERSHING ROAD (THlfUY NINTH ST.) CHICA December 15, 1937 l ~. Eugene ~cAuliffe, Pre sident Union Pacific Coal Company 1416 Dodge Stree t Omaha., :Nebraska Dear !..fir . !\o~ Auli ffe: This letter will coni'irm our telephone conversation of yest erday, the 14th insta!l.t., at which time we sug;ge ste d that you arrange, if possible, to have Mr . Livins ston visit Chi cago at t h is tirne f or about a couple days in order to che ck into quite a f evt diffe rences we have fo und in sev eral instance s on your dravJings. :7e ma.de the above request feeling that it 1·1as t o the interest of bot h companies., i na smuch as neit:1e r of us wishe d to have any e r rors cre eping i n on t his particular proposition. A li·ctle later on, in January , we shall be r eady a gain to race i ve Iu-. Livin5ston so that he may hO ov er the general arrange man-ts and details b efore the shop drawi n •:s a r e pla ced in our shop for fabrication just as or_i i;inall~• agreed upon a t our last interview in your office when...-che contra c t s were closed. Yle want to than.le you very much for your telegram advising that :.' ir. Livingston will arrive in Chicago at eight o'clook A.M. on Thursday, the loj,h instant, and ; ~ a ssure you that vie appreciate this .fine co -operation on your part . Your ~ontract at the present time is in the course of cheoking and ,;;e are going into it very carefully so that no portions of it a.re coni'licting in any way to either of us and I am sure you will appr~ve of this careful checking on our part. With very kindest regards, we are GSJaxon/11 Copy for Union Paoific Coal Co. Rock Springs, Wyoming. 1, - �I ... c- • I WM, VON MEDING, Sf'.CAETIIRY ,urs10£HT ,:£-P1<CSIOENT ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY L. VON PERBANDT, TnEASURER CONSULTING &.CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS p H ONe HARRISON 2472 "i@ • McCORMICK BU i i.DiN G 332 S . MICHIGAN AVE . CHICAGO Deco 14th, 193?0 / Mr. Eugene McAuliffe , The Union Pacific Coal Coo, 1416 Dodg e St., Om.aha, Nebraska. Dear Sir: - v:e wish to . -i:tcknowledge receipt of your letter of the 7th inst o, vJitb.'enc losed cop ies of contra ct CD-22880, cov ering the construction of the tipple f or your D. Oo Cla rk Mine a t Superior, 1.;yom.ing . Mr . Garcia is out of the of fice at the p:'esent tirae and upon his return we vdll have both copies properly ~executed and returned to you for signature. In the .!!l.eantiitie~ v; e are going right a head with the job and are making JP" d progress. Yours very truly, COMPANY �- - •~ ::::=::? -~ =---:=. ---------- - · . ____...-:: c. s. 5.31.1o,oooM Form 2191 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY TELEGRAM n=:== Springs 5 PM Dec 14 1937 EJJOA Omaha. Livingston leaving here tonight No ~B for Chicago B-94 GBP 1013 PM - - �=---- -- ____,.,...., 1206-A CHECK SHIP RADIOGRAM daaolea-rice • otbenriso meaa119 will be ' ltted u a foll•note co,nmanlcatloo. WESTERN UNION R. D. WHITII Pll.8tDllNT N8WCOMD CARLTON CHAIRMAN O _. THU DOAJtO l ACCT'G INFMN, TIME FILED J . C. WILLaYliR I I ll'lllf f V1C.S•~ll&0 10SHT Send tlrefo/lo'tlllng mCS$lJ8c, 3Ub}cct to tire tcnm on ha~ lrcrcof. which arc hcrd,y agreed to l 0 T~ QUICKEST, SUREST AND SAFEST WAY TO SEND MONEY IS BY TELEGRAPH OR CABLE, • �Dec ember 10, 19 3'1 AllcH [.; Gu.r cia <bn.1:~1y LlcCornick Building ~Ji uo.so , !lli'noi s Gentlemen : Yo m· 1 0 -1/i;er of December 6 ·Gb. and nccoopanyint., 1>.rin t, J"ob Mo . 1195-Ll: / Y/0 nie had no request fror.1 the Lin1:-Bo2.·c CoL:!_1c1ny l'e(;c:u:c.linG })Cl.ni lclC:ion to loucr the mat;11cn:;:1.c 1.n1lloy 2 . 89 foot to elevation ?286 . s2. &nn, wi th the info1mo.tion a.t h ..~nd oub- mi ·i, ted 'by your :riin, do nc t feel -~hat i t :1. s ncceosc.:cy to do m . '. "i fh :.·cc:l.::d to sbokinc pickinc t ~_bleo ar..; outlined on youi." :V:i:a,Jin..; .i.,-1, \IC l'cquest that you fo l lou t he dec;:l.~n C!..D ol'!Oi:::1 on ou'.i.' ::ti:·2., 1inc Ho . 2l t'.'.:6 . 31K in ito entirety, d.r1v0 :rod □• Gu·i;e.J, etc . • w be m:e.cil y ao tiho't"m . ilec:H@i cully operated sli de eateo i!l □ixl. nc; convoyo~.. t-0 loacli~'lc; boon□ Ell"e to 00 no S:1orm 0:.1 .Di:·m7inc Ho. 2JA:6 . 3lli . ?n.e dim.ensiot'ls D11!:>Y.n on refuoe conveyor arc to govern. 'l:"lc OlJl"ca.c: of /!! ine;hes bet;:1cen Uflftt:C end lo-rm:i.• ~:uno a. t lo o..ding .:.Jo int □ ha.s been dcl.i bcrat e, to in sm· e GUffi ci en t cl eormicc. • \1c hcve noted no chanGe s aa outlined in your lo,.Gtc1· or fron the info.nna. tion n t hand that yJi.11 be of ?D.Y bencfi t ·co the :)uI'cho.0e~:, and arc o.dvi L:il'lG tho.t the dct1i@l , p lmis and S.3.Jecific c.tion o :oust l>c follo,·1ed very closely -;_1i th the ~ccc,> tion of the vondulun type screen dr1 ve and nec e □ oary otructuralcl1~ceo thel"'cfo~. Pny change fro m the original deciai nuut b0 of e ·-uuJ. L-smidc<.. c...s to uuterialo, v;orkmen~p. etc., ful ly detailo~ and vre sen ted for di 13cuauion before acce!l'i;encc of same. Youro v ~ry tx:uly, A1,prove~4,: . Ol'igic,tl l" ;rncd, c. E. SWANN c,:11. ef IihJin eer cc - J.lr, Eugene I!aAuli :f'i'e / Mr. Goo rge B. Pryde Ur. I. lT. Be.ylesF Originnl Siined H. C. 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Mr. E. McAuliffe: Proposed contract with Allen & Garcia Company covering construction of Coal Tipple for the "D.O.Cl ark Mine" at Superior, Wyoming. Referring to your letter December 4, file . 353-12: In accordance with your request, I have revised Page 2 of this proposed contract. The duplicate originals of the revised draft are returned to you herewith. Mr. Pryde's letter December 2nd is returned herewith . + ·- - - ------- - - - - -- - ---·- - ---- -- ---- �Rock Springs - December 2, 193 7 Mr. Eugene McAuliffe: Referring to yours o f l1Jovember 29th , file 353-12: I al.i.'1 re turni ng herev,i th Cont . Dep t. No . 22880 , be- tween 'l'he Union P acific Co al Company a nd Alle~ & Garci a Company· Paragraph (2), on page 2, shoul d read as follo ws : "As set out on page 11 o f the An nexed Sy ecifications, standard Allen & Garcia P endulum 'fyp e Hanger Shaker Screen Drives tJith Center Cran.ks \-:i ll be substituted for the type of screen drive in dica t ed on the plans, ana it is understoo o and agreed that the details of all necessary chan g es in str11ctural members and theil' locations , together with the desi gn and dimensions of s aid Standard Allen & Garcia Pendulum. Type Drives , shall be submitted by the Contractor to the Chief J:!,'ngineer o f the Company for ap proval before the construction thereof is begun. 11 As the paragraph now reads, it 1.·.-0 uld give .All en & Garcia pennission to substitute their screens, \"!hereas it vias the intention that no changes should be made in the screens, these changes to be made in the drives only, the Allen & Garcia drive to be substituted for the .b!.urray drive, this set out in the last paragraph of your letter under date of n ovember 24th, file 353-12 to Allen & Garcia Company. \li th this no ~hanges necessary in the con tract. 1 ·•- �C-22879 Omaha - Dacember 6, 1937. Mr. E. McAuliffe: Proposed contract with Link-Belt Company covering construction of belt conveyor system for the "D. O. Cl ark Mine" at Superior. Wyoming. Referring to your letter of December 4 , file 353- 1 2: In accordance with your request, I have revised Page 2 of this proposed contract and have substituted revised Page 3 i n the specifications . The duplicate origina ls of the revised draft are returned to you herewith. John A. Bennewitt ~ i' �I r·f ., ~ • ~o C:i.!J .... Ci> ..., - o ~' \ t·-~r-· o #-'!;."-'t'\"''1. •:sir~ -""--•.,_U...JQ ~':u.~·:_"·::: J-t/ "':.:'(_:;o ~.=:to f) Go'.!-..:_.'...~ 0 C:St, o \ n:~ o'.: i;_:1.,.., :.. . 1 .. t:~ t:.~ ~~j . r:-::~ i~c.::·.!.:3o~ l:~!.~:,.:_:;2.~ ":· ~ v~•-"~-.,...,...~ I, ~ t!.._.t ~t_!J · ·- L_1.~. r;,:_~ ::_:; l:~::.t:_::~ n~l~~ t.T '"'!:"~:..~ ,._ ~!..:1:.. ':.:f - ~ c.:mtr-...c·· .:7'.1.•··: l 11JJ.c::. ~"'_ ...,,.. ..,_,_____ - ~ - \) r ~ ~~!~ !°'..' '· ;~ ::,,:;.J t~--'"~ r ~ :_~iO t:.::~C!~t~ o:co -:c.1 : ct ~ :..~...11:,~ :l.,:.} !i:.:.Jo {,.'?1'...1T.<.cl &ignc<l . - - EUGENE \~~cAIJUfft • CCI ~ . 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CHAINS, CONVEYING AND CRUSHING MACHINERY COLUMBUS , OHIO, @ December lp 1937 Eugene McAuliffe, President Union Pacific Coal Company 1416 Dodge Street Omaha, Nebraska Dear Mr. McAuliffe; This will acknowledge your letter of November 24 giving us the sad nevra that you had awarded to others the contract for your equipment at SuP3rior., Vfyomingo May I say personally that I apprecia.tei the im~artial manner in which your company handled the lett{ng of this contraoto While vte are sorry that we were unable to participate in this business we are entirely ·satisfied that we were given every consideration and will greatly appreciate it if you vn.11 call us in an any future business that you may have to placeo \ \ \ It was a pleasure to meet and talk to you personally and I hope that I may see you again on my next trip westo Manager of Sales Coal Preparation Division \''IFB :B CC: E. c. Horne .,_ �Ho ck Sp rings - December 2 , 1937 Mr. Eugene ]icAuliff e: Referring to yours o f 'November 29 th, 353-12: I am returnin g herewith Cont. Dept . No. 22879 between The Union P acific Coal Company and Li nk- Bel t Company• This has been checked very carefully, change that shoulc.. be made 8JlO. the only i s to el i min ate i ten ( d) , Secti on 2 , on pah e 2, regarciin g track in p l a ce i n the Bel t Conveyor Slope, also parag raph 5, page 3, of' s1,>ecifi ca tions covering the above. T'ne Link-Eelt Com1,>cmy has kno\·1ledg e o f the fac t that the track \ in the Convey or !::.ilope may or may- not be l eft in p l .ace. They \ have also e xp re ssed a rJi.sh that the track be remo ved to ex- \ pedite their worlc . LY understanding is that t h ey t,i ll take the material and concrete throut;h the 1Ian \'!8Y Slope an d through the crosscuts. Other than the above ehanges, the contract is correct. \ I �-Dael 1937 ROCK SPRINGS nocKET -----1 ► ANT~lt1f~ t[1f f(O)~ ~~rlf ~@~~(W@IR1 AND i~ftFl[ W@lRi OOIIB@[ $~~~~tl®~ I~~~ -- )f.- - - - - - Frick Coal company near P1tt>'• bm :;h . I When in operation lh<' mine I will be lhc bigg<.':,\ con\ plant in the \Vest. T he ma1may nnli mntcl'ial s lope is com pleted. tbc hell conyeyor slope is 90 per cenl compleled, and th e two air shafts n1e completed. two ncwesl contracts call Contracts for the last 111nj11r forThe the companies lo ha,·c comc·on:.truetion items at thr nrw million-dollar D. 0. Clarie ,nine I pletell lite manufacturing of parl::: so th at erection can bc~in on o f T h l' Union Pncifi<' Coa l ('Omp:my ut Supe1·ior Jinn• been let, it 1\ta 1ch l :i. 1938. am! for the tipple to be built :iml th<' bell C?ll" .lS rc,·ealed by COnl[lUll~· officia ls 1 ,·evor to be ready for opernl1on 'l'ucsllav. Th\' contrnc•t-. w r re for tlw r on- c111· Au:::ust l , 1938. T hl' belt con\'eyor syi.tem will , t l'llctlon and l'rl'<'tion nf a t ip!)le a mt a belt con\'eyor :.y-.te m, both I b,· Hllll<' ~.S00 ! ~cl !or.~. 1t Will t•:ipublt> of ht111dlil1~ ,00 ton,; of 11w ,liddctl in to f<,ur sc~tion>'. ',... , \• s,•clion bring a conlmuous l'O:tl an hour. ::-i,-pty belt m ade lil,e n_ml ~xThe Link Bt'lt Comp·my of Chic,-ptilmallv lwa,·y nu tomob1h• t n c. cago was succe>"i:iu! 1 hl,1,:-r f01• v:::ich oi the r,m·r sN•tions will hl' the belt COll\'e,;or worlt whil<.' lhc ,l'()I ! .ttt•,l b~· a 125 horscpow<.'r All<-n a nd G:1r~·i:i cottp:my of Chi<'ng-o was g'ivr n the cont1·act fo1• ,•l~Ltl'ic molor. Tit,• 1nolo1s or all lh<' sections the tipple. ,•·ill hav..: a n intcrlocldng conl ,:01 The belt <'011\'<.'yor w ill be th<.' so t11at If then• !c-h oul,1 be an intlrst used in tht> West !or co:it tc-rruption in sen·icc on any onc 111ine h :iul:igr. Tht> sa me svstem section. the sections below il w ill i:, bdn;r u!'eu in the East by th '-' ~top .iml thus will not cause cool tCfln ltnm.:J uh ra,..t• -.:h·nm} to bl! piled up at any pla ce in the t·o1we,·or slope . . , Each bell also will nave a m n~' netic thi-usl brakr so that 1f. pcwe1· is cut off suddenly. the belt ,•: ill be held in pla ce and will nol go bnckward because of , the weight of the coal on it. There will be two rotary dumps i along the belt conveyor slope. One of tbe dumps will handle coal from two seams and the other will take the product of thl'ee seams. The dumps will be of the same l ype used in the tipple at the Reliance mine. The new system is expected to , be the last. word in safety. 'The only men to he in the convc:,•or slope will be those patl'olllng and 1 opel'ating the conveyor. There will b<.', ample room fol' them be- 1 side the conveyor throughout the I \ Iene;th of the slope. The tippl<.'. to be built or \'einfol'ced conc1·el.? and steel. wm be , built on the i;ame Ol'der as the , Reliance tipple but will ha,·<.' a capacity larger by 200 tons an ' , hour. Included in It will be scret>nln•~ furllitles. shaldng nnd picking tables, an<l a magnt!Uc pu\11•y to l'cmovl' tr:unp il'on Crom tlw 1· ,al BIGGEST COAJL PLANT IN VJJE§'Ir I \VilLL 1R1ES1IJ1L1f I I I I I - - - - 0- -·- �C-22879 Omaha - November 2g, 1937. Mr. E. McAuliffe: Proposed contract with Link-Belt Company covering construction of belt conveyor system for the "D.O.Clark Mine" at superior. Wyoming. Referring to your letter of November 25, file 353-12: I am banding to you herewith the duplicate originals of this proposed contract. The Link-Belt Company's proposal is returned to you herewith. The set of plans that you sent to me with your letter were returned to you Saturday. J ohn A. Bennew1tt �C-22880 Omaha - November 29, 1937. Mr . E. McAuliffe: Proposed contract with Allen & Garcia Company covering construction of Coal Tipple for the "D. OoClark Mine" at Superior, Wyoming. Referring to your letter of November 25: I am handing to you herewith the duplicate originals of the proposed contract . In accordance with your memorandum of November 29, file 353-12, I have corrected the first line, paragraph 2, page 28, or the Specifications to read "220-volts" instead of "200-volts" . Revised page 11, sent to you with Mr. Pryde's letter of Novemb er 2?, has been inserted in the Specifications, and old page 11 has been removed therefrom and destroyed. The first paragraph on page 12 of the Specifications has been stricken out as requested by Mr. Pryde. Mr. Pryde's letter and the copy of Mr. LiYingston's letter of November 2? are returned herewith. with. Allen & Garcia's proposal is also returned here- The blueprints which you sent to me with your letter were returned to you Saturday. John A. Bennewitt �L Ho cl:: Sp rings - lTovernber 29 , l':l 37 L.:r . :!l:ugene _:c ulif:'e : I u1n in r ecei1' t o~· you:.f.. o.,.: • over.. oe1 26th , -:i5.:,- J2 , :ith c :::i bi nal co y ie ~ of sveci.1.ic-tion r..tic.t for tue oelt conveyor ti yple for t.1e :J . 0 . Cl ar!:. ine, .,n u. hvve n'""a.e t.1.e ~0 1·- :: e c ti on _ in ! t a.1 ::. , _ s...., e 28 . ~ \ \ L, �COAL PREPARATION EQUIPMENT GltN C RAL. Of'f'"I CCS PITTSBURG, GENIAAL a WORKS 307 KANSA S T HOB. MCNALL Y. P'RC91DE.NT N , S A~IS OFFICE MI C HI GA N AVEN UE CH I CAGO. ILL INOI S Pittsburg, Kansas November 29 , 1937 ~1r. ~:ugen e r.~cAuli_ffe, 'Pr enident U:iion Pacific Coa l Conroa :~:y 1416 Dodge ~treet 0:na.r~ , 11iet,ra.slm ~ear vr . hlcAnliffe: T!lank :ro1..1. very much for your letter of the 24th . Na tu.rally ~:e 'l.':'auld have been indeed o l eased. to have beer- :·1.e successful bidder on ~rour D. o. Clark mine ir~sta llation but ,-;e fee l t0.a t \';e ~ere treeted entir e l y fairly and that your anard to t he t\':O successful bidders ~;as concluded \":i ·ch t :'le utmost fairness o ::. your 1Jart. I 1:rant you to know that we ap"91"eciated very ::nuch the opportunity g iven us of subnd tting a proposal for t h is ~ork and a l so your st&tement tr.at some day you are in hopes that our company may be g iven an opportu." li ty of building a plan·c for you. r:1 th kindest personal regards, I am Yours very t ~ ~@P~ ~~ Presiclent <l TM:NEH cc - Chicag o noRron ..... AUTOMATIC COAL WASHING SYSTIM I, AU. CONTftACTSNID SHIPMtHTS AUSUBJtCTTO S'IRIKf.S,nR~S.ACCIDENTS AIID OTHCR CAUSES BtvOHD DUii CONTIIOL, �~BELT COMPANY - OATLANTA ENGINEERI NG PLANTS: CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA, SAN FRANCISCO, TORONT N• A PO LI S CHAI N FACTOR I ES ANO M ALLEA BLE FO U NDRIES: I N DIA EXECUTIVE OFFI CES: 307 N. MICH IGAN AVE., CHICAGO November 29th, 1 937 ~, 11 l J hlr. Eugene MoAul iffe, President, The Union ~acific Coal Company, 1 416 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nebraska . Dear llr o llcAuliffe:I won't say that I was exactly disappointed, be cause these days even part of a job is better than nothing at a l l, but I did think our crowd good enough and smart enough to get the entire job. However, Allen ~ Gar cia are a good outfit, and it may be possible for us to persuade them that they shoul d buy from us some of the mach i nery that g oes into the tipp l e. We a r e grateful to you and your associates for favoring us with the be l t conveyo r , and I can ass,ure you that the Y1o rk wi ll go t h r u to compl e tio n in a sat i sfactory manner . I a ls o app r eciate your courtesy shown t o our r epr e s entatives. Ui th k i nd es t r egards, I amD Sinc e r e l y your sD �--=-- - - -- ---:-:=-:-•.:---=:: -..... I \ \ I •• �::ov o 29 0 1~37 0 I I \ \I Orig",ci Sign')(! EUGENE McAU l IFFE • • ---· �- .- . Geor1...,e 3 . })ryC:e : I l G..:..rcia Corr_.1any • s penci.ul um ty:o e screen clri ve . This l'<?Vi !dion i £ t o re::_; lace .::..11 o f \ , ,-\ S c..,'-1 ccr·Y l-{ •• • '1 -· • yt."""C ~ ..T'\ I < ~ - ' -ht.;, ~ , el even t Q n, • 11 ) \ �/ ~ock 8:1rin{;s - J::ovember 27, 193? •J r.r . ·cub en e ~. cAul i ff e : 1lere\'1i th eo:t.->Y 01· lcttc:c frol!l J r . J..,ivin{:.:= ton, •• i th eix co_. i c ~ ol' i,; rint 2.e:.er1·cci to , ti..iL revi s ion to rP lac.;e 1: 1 1 .:._, eci i'ica tion.::., on e,ccount o: cLc..r. .).n ... ov e :: to t.1e 1 l le1. be 111·ob ~i)l~' c.esi 1•e to r::e~.u. o n ~ to tht Al len ..: G::.rci a c orn...,0u y, to tl!i s e,;l';.anbe in t .-:e C!:;lec.:i:ic.;c.tion s . Qr(/oA, v-yvlt- 1) ' �-- - Ho cl: Sp r i nf;s - fio v erob er 27, ...J.' • 1':J•37 Eug ene :1c Auliff e : Refer ri n6 t o your l etter o •.' l".'o v erub e r 24- tt. . , : ile 353- 12 ' to .All en .'.;c G.:-..rci a Com.1.•c:J1' ".nc. 1 inJ{- :Jclt Co•11,.c>..J1)' : 'CT!o set s each of J• .r1;;; 1ou1 v1·int s you men tio neo. h~ re .Jeen sen t to .,_llen ...: G....1cia ... u'-' tv ~col\.,e .:: . Jc..:::o n , of the in k - Bel t Gor1 ..-, ... n y , yeste.2.li~.Y . \. I \ ' �=-- h o ck Sp ring s - Ho v emb e r 27, l ':1 I I .t.rr . Eng ene .. i cAuli f fe : ' I \;i t h cUn in r e c e i :y t of y ours o f 1 o ver!lb er 2 b th , f i le 353 - l co p i es o f 1 e tt e r-s t o tJ.1 e 2 , J ef fr e:; L£ n u::. v.c t u ri ng Com.f)an Y I r-c.l v e t o c....c.., aavi sec.. tLe ...,te~l t,.:>- --o e1 -~cJ1u:i..ucturi nL, Comyany, Denv e r, Co l c :raclo, .:..n c.. :.:l' . P. . ::i . ~r-i :::;l e:r·, 'lhe Co o uyear o f t he con t r ~ctE, i r: r ccorc. an ce I I \ 1 ' �WM. VON MEOtNG, SECRISTI\RY L. VON PERBANDT, TREASURER ALLEN & GARCIA COMP.ANY PHO N e CONSULTING &. CONSTRUCTING- ENGINEERS HARRISON 2472 ~~ McCORM I CK BU I LO I N G 332 S . MtCH I GAN A V E . CHICAGO Nov. 27th, 1937. The Union Pacific Coal Company, 1416 Dodge st., Omaha, Nebraska. Gentlemen: Atten.- Mr. Eugene MoAuliffe. In connection with the new work at Superior, Wyoming, it has occurred to us that it might be decidedly to your advantage to e quip the mine cars with semi-automatic safety couplers as indicated and shown on the enclosed pamphlet. We have at various times called this matter to your attention reciting its merits and its unparalleled success in preventing injuries so often occurring with the type of coupler indicated and shown on your Reliance pit car drawing. I \ I l '\ Therefore, in behalf of safety , we would appreciat an opportunity of quoting you a price for equipping your new cars with these couplers should you be willing to entertain the idea . Trusting that we shall hear further from you in this respect, we beg to remain, Yours very truly, ALLEN & G.P-.RCIA COMP ANY LVP:HL Encl. BY ✓ /) , I 1/ Cr ll4Jt/l tf,f//A/17/✓.,h,-- �Allen & Garcia (Patontod) Semi-Automatic Safety C@lUlfP)~<eir for Mine and !ndustrial Cars 'I I 5-ton Car-Wildwood Mino, Dutlor Consolidated Coal Co., Wildwood, Po. -4-lon Car-Warden Mine, Pithburgh Coal Co. ALLEN & GARCIA CO. Engineers 332 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill., U. S. A. 8 Market St., Pittsburgh, Pa. l'rinkcl In U.S.A. • �-- ·-- -- . \--- - • I ···-- Application to All-Steel Car ca N5□IfDATED Or.NUUUo, o,,,cc• C O UPLES AUTOMATICALLY WHEN sot in coupling position, not othorwise. • •1u • •"'"Oll't9 .,.. .. ,.11111 COAL COMPANY Cou pler swivels without any special attachment, thus adapting it to trip operation with and 0r£RATORS Moi1c: OWNER• rotary dump. UUfJ,.Cilt, PA, £RICO Kl CA.ID AttGDITIHE !'.!!J'lAPR<st WI LDWOOD n,i:no.~ HC>nUA~ PUIMV11ll Eliminates Coupling Accide nts: No one has to place his ha nds or body between cars whon coupling . Pin moy bo droppod b y hand, but this requires only one hand in o porfodly sofo oporotion. Wi ll COUPLE AND OPERATE O N A 25 TO 30 FT. RADIUS C URVE. OPERATES EQ UALLY W ELL PUSHING OR PULLING, holding trip stiff ond stoady. SPRING M OUNTI NG BOTH FOR PULLIN G and bumping, thus enabling locomotivo to ha ndle more cars. Made of a lloy stool c astings a nd forgings. Stands up undor tho heaviest sorvico. OPERATES PERFECTLY O N UNEVEN TRACK, doos not jam on dorailmont. Can b o mounted oithor .above or below b ottom of car or with _center lino at car bo_ttom, as d e sired accord ing to your car construction. Easily applied or removed by simply re moving koopor plate. Locomotive couplings also. Your car builder co n furnish the couplers under our suporv151on. . , . d somo oi ht years ago, for one of tho largest ~nd This coupli ng was originally des•g~e ' h h dg tri 0 d unsuccessfully to obtain o proct,col · w O 11that time tho coupler has been progremvo Iy • most p rogressive o p e ra tors. in America, . couple r t o e liminate coupling accidents. ,need THERE ARE NOW OVER 2500 SETS IN developed , p e rfected a nd greatly ch;a~ene • t y with confidence that they will find in USE It is offered to the operators ~ ti e coutn· r . I h I to oconom1ca opera ion. t his appa ratus a roa e p b ly applied to your cars, we ou pier con o pro per • t th d e r t o assure ourselves t ha o c . ding minimum curvature of your mine d information regar In or of your car an . require a d rawing • • obtaining quotation. trac k b e f or e s· Ur.O . J.ta11ena, Alhn a, bon,b. ConP"l1)', 332 ~. lliohl,nn An,, Chicnto, 111. Door ~ir: In Ootol>er 1929, 5 ton atool ai no Oftra equiFP•d with Alhn a, Gorda. Somi Autnr,otio llouploMI r.oro put in aervico 1n tho r/Uctrtood Uino. l'ra:a th•t ti.me untlll tho pruent dAte t horo h.. boon 889, 75i tons or coal h>ndlod , Durlnr, tlih tw there h•• bun no hAnd or tinc•r "••il!ftn\o 0111110d by oouplin~ or uncouplillf;• Yout"I .,.ry trul¥, BDTL·lil COIIJOLlDATSD CO.\L ~O. fer~~~ tfupt. �I ' A-,.,.1.,,,,., ~ - ·1 29. 11 1_937 0 l OVo \ �c. s. Form 2191 5. 37 . 10,oooM UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY ===T=E =L = E= G=R=A=M======~-=-=·=---~== • -;:::-~= M ~XS Rock Springs 11AL Nov ~8 3 1937 1: LcA o , Or.iah2. t-~2 o Coal co1!}.pany t .1i ll <lo a.11 t.ip:ole l i ghting a.s p e r speci f ic~,tions contr ~ctor 1J': ill d.o a ll r iring foT. mo tore: st..-. rters and controls from Di sconne cting s11'i tc,1 of tr:;..n sfori: .drs Bank . P1 ea se co1·:reot line 1 1 peragr:3..ph 2 p 9_ge 28 to rsa d i?i-0 V"Ol ts o \ I I \ �- .- v· ••-■ II l } lJ f il es , t tt[...;:.inu on e ~1~ r e •.1i th i o:- your :i. i le :3 . - Je f nr ni e:.~:::. iJ~ :~2~ _ :.n.: 3el t I thinl· the �- coMEARISON OF BIDS, D. O. CLARK TIPPLE AND CONVEYOR :BELT INST~TIOl,! gontra.ctgr 9ipple Convoyo1• 'Belt Combined Allen & Gs.rcia $85,000 $219,628 $2870000 Link-13~1t Coo 88,631 204,500 288,000 Jeffrey Mfgo Coo 97,910 206,766 300,736 ( McNell y Pittsburgh Coo ArJ A'7a.rded Allen & Garcia Tipple $85,000 Combined Link-llel t Coo Conveyor 204,500 $289,500 The conveyor auai·ded Li m;-l3elt Co. account superior quality I of belt ove1~ .Ao & Go, tie to receive 19-24 belt from Link-~lt vso 15-19 a.:s \ specified. The tipple awarded All en & Garcia on price, Ao& Go standard drive t o b9 used in tipple, llurrq drive exclucled from all final spscifics,- tions. Tuenty psr cent of price held back for completion and contractors gi ven until Augo 1, 1938. �... / ..sroarrr "EDING sca:cRIITARV WM, VON,,, ' NDT TREASURER L, VON pERB A ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY ,,,._plf.€SIOS'NT pHONe CONSULTING & CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS ... ffl ~ , HARRISON 2472 ~'r• ,:./··' McCORMICK BUl l O I NG ._t·• 332 S . MICH I GAN AVE , .. 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"'•,c- u~---u,~ o Eu ci:l:2g C!}th '3c::t:.~"G:J ~.:) ore S.~!Se?iiii:.3 ::. y;zov ::n!on lli-2t Cb y~d::ga lll!d ,;,,:}j.~~ of.' ilo"O?l used i2a i<:mll'.11:Git>j.'.J ?Jy 'bth eontr&torD oro -~'.3ntaC:l~a o.n:"! -~~t i?2 f'i ,....., settle::.:):::, oill h3 b2~2d on tl'!~ a~~u.'.:11 w::.te?i:..l 1233d. :7:J.l~r 'thl.~ m·:1~.a:.1e:1t, it ,1ou\cl c.::□ {m~=, :.:o ! ~ tie,si ....,... differ3nce ~ho did tho .1or k as ior os g el'~ co~.JT.:sd.. Xu ot'hm.~ .;-ol'do, if you ag1•~~d \llt!i ~r. c.ie.1t0n t!'i2~ 2m ;.;::!o!!.lJ. ~ii:3 ' ~re of the c1riva f'01llldn.tion outside t he r,ortol., s-~ uotl<l cfl.d to hie. y n ~ and 'iieight ot iron and corr~o~~i~~l~ :x-;::J't;!>.o ;.JOur'.3• . ':7111 you. not cnl::e ~ z ,:::m.-:mrh2.2.t1on f)-! th".l ~-:.--1.:i~<J ..::.."!d. also the specificat i ons, cb.ec!d.ng I tee 1, page 21 on tm· '":_focifica.t10!1S f'u.mi3bei ym.1 m.th It~ 1, ~ 13 o-: -~_, ':i3'l~ :Jo·:,.:;-~~-c;-;: Sl:18Cifications of tdd.ch ~ u be.va a CJD~ a.a -;;ell ~ the ,-~ints? I-vlll ba ~sing tiµ,,. Chfcago, '?uc,a~ , tb 30th and ?- ,~ll drci:;' illto JOU' office a t th3t t 1m4 a Origmn.1 Sillllr,c, EUGENE McAUl IFf E ·I �. ......!!""""""'-::. ......:. _:;,.-- ·~ THE jlEJFlFREY MANlUFACTURJING Co. ESTABLIStlE:D 1877 COAL MIN1NG MACHINERY, ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES CHAINS, CONVEYING AND CRUSHING MACHINEm-° l DENVER,COLORADO E.C . HORNE S,\LES !!EPRESENTATIVE J @ ERNEST IS CRANMER BUILDING t \ Nove~ber 26, 1957 Mro Eugene Mc Auliffe, President{ The Onion Pacific Coal Co .. , ,t{ 141.6 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nebraska ,·~ Dear Sir: .)~- _. _-/ We \7iph to acknowledge herewith receipt of your letter of November 24t1( ad.vising us of the disposition of the contracts for the D.. Oo ClaJ?k ~ine at Superior, Tiyoming .. ,, ~ :I ~/ '' I -rd.sh to a ssure you that vie appreciate the consideration given t,o' the Jeffrey Manufacturing Company in respect to the letting of t¥se contracts and are very glad to have had the opportunity of sub;;dtti ng our proposals and ,;;hil e we naturally regret that the Jeffrey iliphufacturing Compaey were not in position to be of service to your ~ ompaey on this particular contract, \'le hope to be able to serve you l ~n connection rd.th your f,'uture requirements for equipment of this kind and vdll be very pl eased to submit for your consideration specifications, as you may be interested i n equipment of t his kind.. Yours very truly, ECH;GCP C. C. to Mr . G. Pryde THE JEFFREY,.J,Wm~OJUJG CO Per ~ EXECUTIVE OFFICES AND WORKS LOCATED AT COLUMBUS, Ol:IIO O , 0./.f~- �/ > --BELT COMPANY ENGINEERING PlANTS: CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA SAN FRANCISCO, TORONTO, ATLANTA ' ' CHAIN FACTORIES AND MALLEABLE FOUNDRIES: INDIANAP OLIS 300 W. PERSHING ROAD (THIRTY NINTH ST.) CHICAGO November 26, 1937 Mro Eugene McAuliffe The Union Pacific Coal Company 1416 Dodge Street Omaha, Nebraska Dear Mr. McAul iffe: Thank you very much for your letter of the 24th inst. advising us ~~at you have awarded the Link-Belt Company the contract for the construction of the proposed Belt Conveyor System used in connection with The Union Pacific Coal Company's D.O.Clark Mine located at Superior, Sweetwater County, Wyoming, all as per specifications and prints previously furnished our company. Price of Conveyor Equipment including Belts, Foundations and other attendant Equipment in place and in proven work:i.ng order, properly related to a Steel Tipple to be constructed by Allen & Garcia Company of Chicago, Illinois: Price for the Equipment as per our quotation to you on your proposal forms, submitted to you in Omaha on last Tuesday, the 23rd instant. We note that your Legal Department is now preparing formal contract covering the construction of the above conveyor with its attendant apparatus and same vtill be submitted to us for check and approval TTithin the next few days. We are also preparing at the present time . a full proposal specifying the Equipment throughout, all as per your designs and specifications which we believe may be an aid to your company in preparing your formal contract. Thanking you once more for your valued acceptance of our proposal and assuring you of our very best efforts, we are Ve~ truly yours -BELT Division GSJaxon . w ! I �- - -- -WM. VON M EOING. S ECRETARY ALLEN & GARCIA COMP.ANY ~- CONSULTING & CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS L , VON PERBANCT, TREASURER PHONe HARRISON 2472 McCORMICK BU I LD ING 332 S . MICHIGAN AVE . CHICAGO Novo 26th, 1937 o Mro Eugene McAuliffe, Presidentp The Union Pacific Coar Company, 1416 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nebraska. Dear Mro McAuliffe:V{e have this morning received your formal notification of our being awarded the contract f or construction of steel tipple at your D. o. Clark 1iine, and the Allen & Garcia company organization wishes to thank you sincerely for this opportunity of serving you, and assure you of our intention to execute the contract fully and t o our best ability. We have also received from you the new revised set of specifications embodying the minor amendments which were agreed to verbally in Omaha, and will follow them in laying out our work. The changes we expect to make in the design as it now stands, will be solely for the purpose of substituting our patented crank shaft screen drive and pendulum hangers for the Murray drive originally set up Gn the prints and specifications. If you will recall, there was some discussion regarding the concrete work at the mouth of the slope and upon our return to Chicago, we checked into the drawings and specifications and find that this portion of the concrete work was included under ~~ \ .' the belt conveyor plans and specifications . Upon referring to your ~ drawing No.214632-C, you will find where they have been detailed ) and if you will check over the quantities of concrete required un, der both divisions, you will find this ?a:dage was included in the . { belt conveyor system. Under these conditions we believe that you \., will agree tha~ this part of the work should be handled by Link- Belt Campany, or if you prefer to have it handled by us, it should be de { ducted f~om the be;t conv~yor quotation and re-a~signed to the tip-ple portion. We will await your further advice in this respect be fore doing anything further with this portion.. We will also reduce the space between the inside column of the domestic f'uel bin and railroad cars on the lump track from 9'6" to 9'0", in order to provide 9' clearance between center line of the passing track and outer end of t~pple columns. �~. Gft.ltCIA COMP.ANY ,.. co?fS,rll'O'cnNG :BNGINJU:ns SHEET N0, _ _..2.....- HaCOAH ICK eUI\.OOtO 3).1 O.M~C:HJOAM Ava. CHICAGO Mr. Eugene McAuliffe • . . . • . . . . . . • 11/26/37. As soon a s we receive your form of contract prepared by your l egal department, we will sign and return it to you promptly. Yours very trulyp LVP:HL j f I ALLEN & GARCI A COMPANY 11 a ; 111 e,,"'\ , Vvv. L~4fa/1JI-: BY Lr II I ·.i .. �-l' \' r.l ' .II I I ~:xod l:y th0 ce~'1 c:,:...:_:J::.I'..y) i'ot• om.· Do ( . en~~~.: ' '.1.n3, S, ·-•:; 'i' :V)t •, -~!'..O Co., Colu:i!m!l, Oh!o. OriginsJ Slgnou EUGEN£ McAULI FFE �363-12 • I I I. I !I J \ I \ ,..., �~ --= r ::..------=-::=--- - \.~ t I I I 353-12 ,:I ~ - iiOVo I I, 25, 1937. 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Unit o·~ ·tho DoOo Cl o~1;: D.2..no oi: c:i.'b.o u n:101, Pc.ci:::·:. c Cool Compc.ny O n t =;! iporio~, \1yom.1.nGo n I\ �- - - - - -- - ~ ---- D:w:!.ng vioi'Gctl. tho o:i.to nm, i no:."1octec1 t ho loecr;;:lon of ·0h0 ~)t,cponcd Coal ~:lpplc O nl;Jo hnvinu. c:Jroful1y o~n::ain9cl. ·~he ~rouinsc and oncoi£iontiono ~o~ Tho Uniou Pacific Conl Com= pnny io con: tipplo n.t t ho :JoOoCla:rl:: wino c.1; SupG!.,1or.P.Uyom~9, the e.:.l.x,o.uinr;c no i'oll:>t'J:'.13 urm:;:lD.,70 Boo 21~Go~1D8l~G o31.f__. 0 2116 <>v1B 2ltOo3lC ~ 2140 oS1Dt>Dl4:Ut1(i2E&Cld 3oS1l?i> n2,~Go3lC0 Slt3:Ga311It> 214Go31I D 2l'1Go5lJ0 2l{';OoSlli0 21'1:Go3lL., 3l~Oo~ltit> Ol~G11-3lH!) w1:·1 Dl/lGq3lP:, drnu:.lnco Yo·D o 17-40038 nnd 10,:00~.i'.1 .:n t;l i,~<.°!.OU f'm." \i1lO biddor ~ 0 inroT> '!'.'~iC!li> th~ biC.t1031 :x:soo h1.n i"'inilir~so on -;;ho c ond:1:i;io:a.a aet ~Ot"'th U!:d lJho Unim1 Pnc:l:'1c Co~l C0r:pc.m y i0 n ot ·i,;o bo h0ld r o oponofblo :::o::? o.ny :llli'o~LJ.o.tion on phyoicol oonditionG given by f;lny 0 of it~ ~oprooon~otivoo o~ 0nployooo S:ho • .:1C.c:..,~i"Tlc...1.. i,)::.. onoo0c 'i;o c.::ocu "Go :1.n e1cco1-,danco r,1 th ii.is find~ 2nr.;o ~ : ·i;i.':.c cc.:!.c. J!nno Ch~i. cpccifico.t1ono O n3 .f ollo·~7s g 1 I~: J o:~u (l) o ~i Dplo ot&~ctLu.,o o~octod CO.:Jploto 0 1nc1ud1ng belt co:·:lJ'c;7ot> collc:-:y, dr>:1..vo :::.ct.we nt r,,J,z:ic t";O'l..l'th 0 d®.oot·! c f uel bin" l"'C:C'UGO b::.n.? Oil:'.."> ~ot o.::>...101...0p ::10chnnlcal O~UiJ7....JOtl'iio r-.otoro and cont:.,ol 1"lmlClD nt:."'l,lc·~:11~01 .otool, Gl""atin::; u;).11:0 0 crtG.i~oD cro.binr r;c.'J.l!c a :::rtu:11.,0 Q.,.'.lt:ln~ pln {;f'o~rn • l"e:lnfo1,cot1 conc;2oio i"loo1,5 oud 0 covc~~V.C:D no po~ plai,lo o.na opcci~ic~tiono~ {g~~ ~~~";:~~~~{1",=f::.t:tfs&,a!lcih !~§fn~~S:R\n o2oo~z-:"..c \-:li..1n~ cn1 :.2.c..ht:!.11c;-. ) (l:::;.copt no notctlo ) 2.0'ln.:j fu1cllor bol to .._.. ..~...ti. r1:..p 1 o cl covoo 1n pl aco • , v~. hfl(E" C €11175. C; ,09 2 Per Pounc1 uo1:i:;: Uni t F::.."'1 coo a:r•e t o bo \71"'1 ttcn ::ma r~1c::;l co1. ner,1azalra 1 (jp !Awttw ~ lkivF /tt.cw p m. .1lf.J1B.~ff !.t1"1f'se,11 &it -- �----- - -- nontllly ootitla.too n1th ton poz, cont (lOf~) :z...otoincd un-«;11 tho cont~o.ct l o amn"Ovcd and ciocoptcd \1111 c ovom the poymont t o tllc Cont1.,actoz,o All l>iuo ur-o to be ·Jo.ocu o:! c :3m"cty Bon:lD ~ .t.1:lohcc.1 ot tho 1 Cont1:c.?to1., o 0 : -:1 cnoo D cove:"'1~: tho cont!'no·;; 1:J:!.,i oo to. bo d0t oz,n2.nct.: ay 'cho total U?"toti.nt o::' t:_<:.• ..:.i~..:., mn rm~ the to-cc.1 n~oant or tho qu.rn.1.•i:i:.. ·:;:100 a:;; tho uni·~ •·n.--icoo 3 The Contt•:.,m>!' \;:ll2 ottr;;o D ::.u a copu.:..•o.·~o oic;ncd ohoo,;; D 'i;ho. l 1othoi\ o:l r.!o·hl10C.:c Q:.1t: 'i;:,~ c o~ c _u.::::.:ro:r:; ·,c p;..,o:,1ooc.c to uoo in cAocutL,c; tho •;:op::o i\l ao., ·i;o Oii09.d dola y 3.n ~rop,.'.1!'1:::.' ·;,;ho Contr,uct, tho nu:·.:o o:: Dit:clot" o:" D:'..t1clor-o D !\n~c~r·,•1(: u co:~plC'to liot of.' 1?111.,tn ors P 1 C91....i;,oi n-;;c nouo D Di.into t :ll.O1--c incor1-,o:;..,otot1:> llor..lu 0£.i'ico ont.1 ti tlo O-n .... n •u.1.-.. ·"•' ~v, . •• ,~cc" ,...,,,,..:-er~ ,., " t·- .,r ,.C :-,u·- ·..l.- -~ .- 3 ._..., v C•" ._..., ~- :., ~..,·O o ~'l:o tm.c::~:. D~:_,,.,cc1 :.:.:;;:_-,cc a to c~ocu•;;o n con'i;~aot i'JO!..' tho abovoa o-::o.i<..;<.:. c.: ..!}cn:;a•~icr-. :1... ·~he f ·olu 01" c. ctanci.u::J. a ,......i....e,c~ont and 0 u·;..x>cc o -~o ::'t.1;.~1:.'.:.oil c. t.~.:?oty Dond oot im'.'ncto17 Lo ~.}ho Uni on PncS.rio Conl Cc:-._-,~..~- co._,·1.,;pi.:1: t!.o .full o::ount of: t :10 c ont1?ac t or p:'opcoc.1 :,::.· v·:tuoC: !:O ~u 11otif~ccl \,1th2.n ·ion (10) clnyo art o~ t ho· t .:.? ! ( oot ~.'oz-, t:1c LU~::io::ion o~ bicloo I·~ :: c unC.o~...: vco.:: tha~... :.:!o r;c,i,k i o to bo contiuuouo and tho Co•.!nC';.,llY C.oc:!.l?oo \-h!O job cc.Jplotcd. os c oon :..~:.; Doooiblo uft ci:~ t.::c • co~_tract 2.o l et. ~ho Ccu t l'actot> 1'ul"'thoA· ti~re,co tha t ho rt.:.!1 co:.:pl o•;;o ·~llio \'/Ol:lc 1n __ - 2 oon o~;i!i:i11~ <.1,~yn after t:2.0 con·i.;r»nct l :J lot. ~h<? Co::lpany r oDorvoo t.10 l.,.'..cht t,o poot- pono t;llo •.,0 :.,1: in c oco tho \'lOn thol.. l o not c::,,c,.-~:i..!.on o.::· o~o. --------------------· f~\·01...cbl o •for .proper �All bitln t:u•o to bo ncn1ct1 emu. ~.i0:>kcd " Px-01:,osal f or ·t ho Con3truction of n Coal C.':lnplo a·~ tl?.c ~o· o: Cl0;rk I'-11.nO cf r.iilto union l"ocli'ic Conl,. Cor.ipo.nyO at· Sup(:rior 0 -;,;yominf;o 2k:c UniOl'.l Pncii'lc Conl uo:.1')m1y r-oDorvon tho r1~1:.~ to ~ c.cccp-c <'.ll~ :::c,:oct. 2.ny Ql'::.:!. all b::!.uc o:r !):n'9'i:;D tho!lcb:?o, Tno 1•· ,,n ·~ c1r:, 1·0 o,., co·---•1"11 ~ .:-10..., ·r'il'i -'•t: •,;"' v ____ u· o _ -·:"I ('"to.-;,-'·'!·,.,,U-J.....-.._;. ~·10P \ .- L.... --- \.,.. :,. ,,,, " .,J4"_.v V .a..:. \ "'".loo l•c :11o,: _ J.. .. C'.onnid.orcd o .I �i=ia.OPOSLU, u'Oru.t FOR COUS'I:rtUCTIOu OF 'nm f ACXli'IC ~OIIL COUi?MlY,:Jl BELT CO:J'VEYOR 8YSimI 1\tJD COJ\i. TIPPLE AS A truli' D. 0 8 CLA1lK tlltm: - SUP1ID?Oll 0 OYOpml • won llo.vi!3g vio1'i5ca. tl10 oito nnu inopoctc1 tho locatiom of tho prvpoocd Bol~ Coavoyor Syotcrn and ?hroc-T~oe~ Conl Tipplo to~ 'fbo 'O'!:don Poeifie Coal Comp:iny 0 o Do Oo Clorh Ili~~ at Sup~dor, \iyoi:d.r-..;r, oloo mv1ng onrofully oxo.milnad iho d~u!ngo a.nu opecifi oaiiono for the above, tho dram.~o bdcz decignClted by ohoe"t; cU!:!bor o aa foll0vo r 2146032, 2146.32A, ~l46.32B 9 ?146.3200 2146.32D, 2146.32E, 2l46o32il', 2146.32@9 2l~6.32n, 2146. 321, 2l46. 32J 9 2146.32&, 2146.32~ 0 2ll6. Jl9 2146.JlA, 2146.31B, 2146.31c, 2146.)lD, 2146.31B, 21~6.31P, 21~6.31G, 21e6.31il, 21~6o3l I 0 2l46.31J, 2146.3m, 2146.311.i, 2146.311.1, 2146.31.JJ, 2146.JlP, oleo tlg,:wdggo Uoo. ?145, 1740 .38 o.ntl 1940.35.1\ in:luded for ~ho bicle1oro 1 :lm'orn:l·~ioo, the B:lddor b::1O00 bio fim!~o on the coril:S:t!ono uoi forih, 011d Tho Union reeifie Cc.al Co~ny i o not to bo hold roopouoiblo for any im'orcr~iion oo phyoicul coa:1~tiono give~ by o.ny of !ta ~op~oootai iToo or c:aployeo. Tiu:, un:loroigned propo□oo to exoc:uto in oocol"danoo o~:~h hio fir:di~o and tho aoid plnno and cpoeificn.tiono 0 ao follC':Jo: BDa'& CO:JmfOR SYS~s ! ~ o:m (l)o ~ f o l l ~ c:Dchil!oey, otruetureo end bolt eom1oyor oy otcm ors>oeted cocploto o.o foll<r.:'o~ Cfuo (J:::u, Fccdcr ::i ood 'lt:0 Trip t!"''!ura, completed , iooluding fotmAat :lcno, 'No st.col i!~ppo~ c::31:i Ii'oodoro, Belt CDm-eyo1!"o 9 Bolt Com.. veyor Drl.Too, Struct ur.:il Stecl 9 neinf'orocd Qooorot o Bioa 11 tho oroct!.on of 'fuo Rotoey lli.1.10 C~r Dt!J:l!)o, o.11 oo por pl.oar, Cll'.lcl opooiticnti oruH f,ve. /wo h,,.,a/red ±~n -thou,,s9,-,Jp-1e f h1r./-9 f (0 '2(0, S3S )~ ( Tho UD!on ?nci f i o Co~l Cocr,ony \'7111 f'umioh o.rui !'l.notall oll eloC'liric ui~ililg c.m l ightiag 0 oxccpt no aoted o) X,nnp Stm Bid I ~ CZUO ( 2) . 4 2-0Eo Duck, 48-incb, 6•ply t!atiom.1 Brend Rubber Bolio 0 3/16'1 R.. c o.!ld 1/16" R. Co Baeld.sg 11 nll belto to bo c:ido comb:iuouo durl.1J3 oroctioil by vulcaa... iaing the spliooo. 0 t'!.lt'lp Gtm Bid Fo .+-5:1- ;m vr- th av~ ~ n cf el~-f n, n ef:J f, ve_.( 044.~ f,S:-..) ~ 175'o0 Cubi c Yarde Conoret o Fow:mn'Gi ono, eooi,l oto in plaeo o.o !)Oil' plano am o~ocifioat~ono. . IT2w 'i'Elmt: (3) o For:6, - £ ,..,e.. l\bO't'o to ineludo .Anc~r Bolt0. (0 ~ s(!_!L ) Por Cu o Vu. ~BACK COAL 'i'IPPLEs ImJ orm ( 1)., Tipple struciluro eroatcd aernplateo :bicltcling bolt oonveyol!" all dri't'o houao at ~o ~utb, domoDtic fuel bin• r-ofus3 bin, enw- rot a!'d oro g ~l"Yo ical oquipmont, rnotoro end control r..anel, otructurol otool, c mtin:3 troJ.kom:,o gratirif! plntfomo 9 ro:1tlfoll'"ood eo?1croto floors , ond cov t·i~ 11 a o por Plant) 'o. o~ei r.-o~ apoeitieationot ~ LtuJp 61!!:l Bi d Se~en~ - s,x +hoc,3qnd f! ur ill ry_:fi v=..( ' ~ (i"Ao U!!i0u r>uc:itic C:c:1~ Coc~!!Y vill tuh.l!uu u.- ___., - ~· t.11 eloat!'!t CT ,i cu lieb{,i~ o o,toopt uo l!lotcd .) - L ~ 7,,4,s ) �!JS -~ (2). # oub£.o yoroo co ~w.:ito fo~dnti0n 1o plooo. :Do {/qrs _ --t-weQ+j fwo (Q Z.2 ~ 3a0tl0if Pl~ Oto~l !rci."1f Ot'Oi.1;3 .'u.l pln"lO. 5 erren ~viol 011,2 tL_q.,/-£ ~ -1-h_(~ ,,O l~ ) l?oir !'oufli!o 2,oooO ~~hor b~lts e~1 pipe nlCQVea ~ plaoo. :Te"' ce. 11+s (': . /0 x~ 1.n c.~uc.11.ly ngN~d ai1d Ulldm;-otootl -~-hf.lo~ tho D?~'-1dov baoO!J £,h~o [!21"0.P,?0¥, !:il'.u:S: Oil tho 0pootf$,O coznti.ti011 og tho DUOClHJO"t.\l BiddGt' bo1nz ~1,"dnd t\ con- trc.Gt foi!' ·~h-~ oorustruootoi1 of tho p~poocd bo?.t, cc21voyor ayc•iicD w eccl. tipple ln their. tlro·~,.. ~a: #- I ~ a me re />?(:? r Is o/°h0 er..f 4 I~ c//v1 d'v &l I '2,pn ·~ s -Fo ,-J 2,}}:_ co ,,., veJ or s ~ sf~ -, q ,., d c oct. / r/j~le. t:/_o dr:r/e .S4 /2:s - 4x ~r }; ~n /4 / n o/vded I~ r-1 e _f~ f'YJ ___,_f-_.....,.../_c_e___..s_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 'ms Oc!ltra: to!" vill oto.to, S.n e IIOP!\rt'.io ni£lr.od Dllcot, tho QQlhod Oi.' il do Qll!\ type of oqulp::u:mt bo p !'OpODOO to t!!:18 in X'-'OUt:'!..llB tho \'101ii'L'to Aloo • t' a~oiu rlolny in prcparina t.."'io Cotitroot, tho ll!lmC ei Dic!<lor OP Diddoi~o, turni.oh.-. 1n5 t1 oo~).eto Uot ot rc:u:-·f.n.:,ra o Corpora.to ~ , Stnto 'J'horo inoorporotefl, Hon:::, Offioo and •~itle of c.uthori2od olfioioJ., ruJ the 0000 oy ho. Z.:;J l.o Oo.:lp ~, t !o l �... 3 .. d cont~oiOlf furlbex- Ogx>eeo ib::ri ho vill cor.:ipleio 'Ghio oork i~1_J '2 ~o~a~:-'.'.:-:"'.:~: - .1J.r~iog doyo after tho eontro.c~ io loto '.rho Cornpnuy ll"ooervoo tho ?ighi to ~@O~"" pooo tho 1.1ox>k in eaoo ihe t100.thox- io no·i; favoroblo for properr oxooutioa of co.moo zi ia fui'thot' ogrocd thei'G tho Corepany m.11 nctify tho p::i.rlioo ho?eto ia m•iM.ag uiihia ten (10) do.ye oftor tho oubr-J.ooion of M.do 0 and th0 p'.'lrHoo bo?oto t1ill otorl uOir~ !11::ncdio.toly thereafto~. Bids oholl bo oubr:dtted to ~ho En~noo?ing Dor,~rlnout? The Union Pacific Cool Cornp:1uy, Rock 3p~ing6 0 ITyoninrP in ouro or c. E. 5ue?lD 9 Chief 1'1ngiaoo:r> 9 not lute~ thau 2:00 0 1 el@eh P.t•.,_ _ __ __ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ o All h1do at"o io bo see.led and ~t>tod °F~opocn1 ~or ibo Cono·iruction of n Cool TiPi,Olo cud Bolt Convoyoir Syot~ !\'J c. U:.1:li a.t tho D. o. Clo..rk Uino of i'h0 'Ul'iion f'~c1fic Cool Coo~::i.iu.y 0 o.·i Superior, D"yo!'n1!:1~.n Tho U3ion Pacific Coal Cornp:my r~oorvco ibo rlghi to occopt or roject any o.nd ull 'b:ld o O!' parlo thereof o The t1r;.o o!· o-torling t10:-k ::1nd do.to of coop1otiou \7111 nlc~ bo eonoidercd. Pror-occd and Anrccd b:· riituoo □ 1 �- - --- - - - Ha'v'ing vl 0:l. tc<l ·the oi tc o.t1d in slJeci:.ed the locction of ih0 Syotcn, nl~ haV'.l.ng ca~etully e~cmined ·~ho cl:~•a.;,1:lngo a.net BlJGcifications fol' me rrn:ton Pa.cif.:lo Co~l eomvuny' □ p!:OJ)O sed Belt Conveyor Tiol i Conveyox, Sy u·tem at ·ihe :o. o. Clei:k !lln e at ~mpex-:lor u W.Yomik'l6D . the d:rnmnga e.e follo\:rn: Dl"'ai:da~s B'o s. 21~6 "32, 2146 .32i'~i 21-10 ~2i§..D1 2l4G 32C, 21t!GQ32D~ 2146.32:&, 2l46,Z2F, 21'1G,32G, 211.!603:?E., 21~6.v2J. P 21-1(3.32.J'o 21"1G.32K n..'lld. 21<1t:L32ll: dra.\:inc;e ifoo~ l?'1i0.36, J?J.~:5 and 0 1940.35.A tncludecl fo7; the Bidde:.:·e i!!i'o:1.·mat:ton, the B:l.ddei- t.asoa· h:1 o finll,ingo on the condi tiono set 1·0:,t..~, c.nn '11:w Union Pac;tfic Conl Company lo not ·i;o b0 held respono:1b1c :\'o!' any ir?tformo.t:~cni .on _yhyoioal oonclit!ona f).v'Gn by any o:~ t·~o l'cp:1.~~FJet!~{;t"f~!v00 "z, cmyloy~rao Tnc undot"eiGJ!.,od p:ropooeo to <J.:;:ocutG in acco :,,'>Cleuoo -rJi tki hif3 finclinga end the oai!l t1lnn0 e.ncJ. .3pccifioe.t!ona, cin f(')llo·.rn: ~ NT ONE ( l) o '!h ~ follori:lng ruacltlnoJ:yD ·oi;ruciu2."e3 anu boJ. ·h c:oi1<vay-o1~ oY ..,tw e~ec'};ec oomJ1.cte 0.0 follono: fuo Cai· Feo(.101.'El and 11\":o T:rip --:.Lke.:o, <.io~1e"l.,cd, including found~ti1:1no ~ Tcro steel Hopp ex-a and reedex>nz Belt Gonvo.yoZ" □, Dolt Oonvcyoi- D4'iveo, Bt.ruatu!'ol s·~eel, Reinforced Conc~ete JJino, {~e e).;'eotion o:r Tr!O Rote.zy .illn0 Car tu::lyo., all a.o pe:." r,l.Jno o..1.1d f.:;pccii'iontion°: • Lump S:.ll.Il i1ct!.~c.. !, v,-,d»ed ~ eteen f ~ • i"we,,()y.e/qJ,r t:,~ ond 6'l!._AfJnd,-e d _(Q 2 l ~ l,28T ( 'Aho Unio~'l !'c.~:u. ic t:;.i u~ C:Jmvo..nv \".,ill ±''l.U"nj, <J!l ~ui o:lo ,t:r:lc ..-;:t::>ing e.."'!d ligh~ir.!g.) (Excep t as no·i;ed . .: lj" ,. T\VO ( 2) " 42...0 tl• Duok O ~S-inch; t ., 1·:a11 all a...:91y HD.t!on~ B:rand I•.llbb0:!.' ~ ...l·to, 'lJ/lin i-•.(l. and 1/16° :RoC. Backing9 e.11 beli;s t-o b0 tni?,de con dnuoun dn:-:.1.ng erection l>y Vtilcani t3tng the r.,p!.:\.eeo" LU!n!J &JD ru ifo"tt-lo.ur.~ of.lSt!f,,d.~✓-.,hf h"'~ dred h/,,efy 1-..f.'·:.!!.,_( 04~895~ 11 ! m'" •,~M:' (3) l.~5cCU. oio Y~da Gancrett':J· Fou ~!tJ.rffionfJ, eoiii-oiete 1·!.\ !>~n. :e ... :,0:a· plane arid opeoif'ice:U ot1EJo ... , Forfi. -five doll<1r.s Above ·.;@'Tri"olUtie Ancfu1· iioltfJ. HOTE: U~:1. t p:rt oes Bre ~ U 4-S~ ______) Per Cu<> Yd o be t;~i 'it6!1 and numc~co,l .. �a lion ihly eot1matco °' th tGD pe:r cent (2 0~) rotai.nod ... un t.1-l the con t rc.ct i a 01.>1,1--o~c'1 ro1d acoep ted ui 11 c;ovcrn the paymen ° -~ the Cont:rac?:or. The Contractoz m l l o'i.cte, in u coyai•e.to si8l'leLi ohoct, the method or methodo and tyye o:f equi11meu t ho p :oyocoo to uoo :l.n executtng the uo:rko Also, to avoid delay in prepcrtng ···ho Conti'uct, the name of' .Bidder o:i.· Biddcra, fumlnhing a com1,lc·..,e l!ot of Po.rtnero, Co:i."'Porate nru."le, Ste.to -r1hero incor.por.a.,~ed , liomc Off.'ice and title o::•.' au thori:..ed o:'..'fi cie.1, no the C£-.o ... may b o 1he undercigncd egx-eeo to e:tecuto e co~t;: ct for. the ebn •c-ota·~erl cu>~cn at··on in the :fo2.u of a otandc.rd o.ax·ocmc:1~;, ~..! t~·~e:r, r::-2.t!, ..... - S?:rety ·_:,nu sa~.1-tltac~~ - :w. :u::; ..Jm u 'f.?-aci:f'i!J Ek : m .:-~ya-;~ -co-v e:.-=in~ h e-£.ull EmOU!'l-t--e::~ L - : _lzf. 2:__ .ciJ . p;roVj, du! ho ho no ii:fi d m. tlrl.n ten ( 10) deya a·~te:r ·':he tiue aet f.o:r tho submi aoion of bide,, U• • ~· ""' rt is undorstood that tho \i:ork ia to bo continuot?a ond tho Oo, pany desires thia Job compl eted au soon c-.o poooible after the coni~·act ia let~ 'l!le Contractor further esrceo ·,hat he nill 00:nple·~e thia t/orl in ... _z ri'".., ...~ " \1orl.:~ns <io.yo nfte:· the ntrc.e;t is let,o '.lhe Com1)nDY reoorvee ~lie .:-laat to lJOot-90110 the rl. 111 cu e the uea.ther ie not f avorable foz- p:r.opcr c~:ecut1on o:f I t :L~ :f'u.rthe1: ag:reed ·~hnt the Cot1!>any n5.l:.. no·ttfy the _ c:.t·t. eo hereto, in in:~ ting. v,~ 'tmin :,eu ( lO) cleyo _a..?tor · 10 aumni □aio of b2uo, nd the gn.rtieo ne-eto n_ll eturt .orl:. i edi,...:.;cly •lihoi•cc.:. t 31da shall be aub!!li ·i;ta~ to the Bn_ginec · .ng Depa,:tmen ·t ~ Union :?aci:Z'ic C-oe.l Company, Roe~ S!lrinco . .'?y'omine;, in care ~:r c~ E. s •• ann, Ch1.ef ~Bi,nee:r, not late·:- tho.n 2sOO o'cloc1-- I'D.: , -------------- a �- - -- - - ... 3 -·-- -:.=.- - 0 J\.ll bido are to bo cooled end onrl:ed 0 Pro11ot:ml :to- the/.' Ct>notruetion of a Belt Convoyo::- Syotera c:~ tho D. o. Clark Jliine O.i. 'iho Union Pacifj.c Coal ComJ.)ony, ut Supe2;>io::, \'lyominao 0 'me iJrdon Pc.cii'ic Conl Comno.ny ~eoervoo the right to u'1c0pt or :'!'ejec t any and nll bido or.- :9n1"~0 ther~:f. '.ihc tir:le of sta:rtine work and_ date of completion t:ill alco be aoni:;icle~ed.o Propoaed end Aeraod by '.!i tneeo: ~crkY~a. ,. J -!Jt!y~_fp �----- -. THE JEFFREY MAmJFACTURING Co. P.S TAIJUSl fl~f> 110'7 COAL MINING MACHINERY. ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES, CHAINS, CONVEYING AN O CRUSHING MACHINERY NATIO NAL EQUIP M ENT CO. SALT LA KE CITY U TAH SALES REPRESEN"tAl'fVE IOI WEST SECONO SOUTM STREET TCLCPH ONE W ASATCM 1722 i:ov O 19, 1937 o Union Pacific Coa l Comp any ., Omaha, Nebras ko. 0 At tenti on: I1Ir 0 Eugene I.icAuli ffe , Pres ident 0 Gentl emen : I n a c corda n c e \"iith you 1, requ est we s ubmit t h e follorTing ini'ormation as a n addendtu:1 to our bid dat ed Hov O 3r d , 1 937 ; covei-•in[; t h e c onstruc t i on of t he 'i1i ppl c 0.11.d Slop e Conveyor for y our mine at Superior•, Hyoming 0 ( 1) I f s urety b ond is n ot 1,cquii-•ed y ou m~y mak e t he foll owing dedu c tions in our p1,ices Bi d Item Ori6 0 Pric e Deduction Revo Price Separat e Bid s ..' 2464000 {)1 61, 776 000 45, 675 000 685 000 44, 9900 00 99 , 400.00 1490000 Sl ope Conveyor , _;164' 2~0 0 00 Conveyor Be l t s Ti ppl e ( ~;.> :.:ota.l (;309 , 315 • 00 C• .... Slop e Convey or 0164 ,240000 G 2464000 Convey or Belts 45,675 . 00 , 4639 000 97, 910.0Q f;3o4 , 676 0 00 Combined Bi d Tippl e Total 6161, 776 0 0 0 44 , 990.00 95,400.00 1430 ., 00 :;~305, 315. 00 (;4579000 93, 970000 - (;3 oo, 736 . oo Bids on concrete reinf'orcine steel and anch or bol ts do not chan r.c 0 - 1- EXECUTIVE OFFICES AND WORKS LOC>JED AT COLIJMBtJs, OHIO • �-----.., pacific Coal Coo (2) If special "Lurry P l oatin.... _.:,ive 11 for shaker screens i s omit t e d , r,e he.ve quoted a d educ t i on of .. 2610 00 \Jo trot, J n. suhst itutc a braced con stru ction simile:• to the ,..cnc!'a.l const1.,P.ction shor,n on your desiGn d r a,7i n.c;s but 1., eplacin;' tho f loatin0 p l a.tform ,·,i th a heavy h ori zontal 5 ird er to diat~ibute the c.ri v0 vib~ations to ris id bracinr· a l one the center l ine of the col umna on en.ch side of t h e scree no '.:::hru t 'his braced co~"'S";;J." 't'ct :..on t:,::.s -r.Jrr•.:c:·.0~1. ··rm..l d be dissipated i n to fot:nda t ionr. D.nc tho rrou::,d., '...'hcr0 ,-;oulcl be no deduction in t otc.l tonnage of :; t"'e l 1.1.eed 0 0 0 1 (3 ) It is tu1de1•s tood that ·ce1"l?IS o:.~ rya--;.a::cnt o::i i;_1:.s con·crc.ct s:1c.ll be chan[~e d. fl"'Ori 90)., of the r.1on thl :-- osti:mtos to 80~; of 1•1ontl1J.y esti mates.. The b:-.l c.nc e of 20,., to bo hel d os.c~:: o~- -:;-ou until comp l etion and ac c09tanc e 0£ the const1,u ctio11 c overed b :i- tl•is contro.c"i.; o ( 4:) Date o::' :'el :..vc:..,- c-.1:.c.: couol 0t:.011 s:12.11 be c·1anr•cd to 200 days from date o::- S ::.....-·11i .,.,_,...... o::' Co:1trac·c f'or t:1.i s const:~1.1..ction o ~ .:c bel i eve t :"lat t h ic letter., i n addition to ou 1" orig inal bid c i ves -:,-01:. all th0 ::..:""•::-01":·:::.tion J-ou :!~.ve req_nest cc1o Please let I.ir., Hor ne in Denver :010,7 i::' nn~r ite1.~s are not ontirel'J clea1" -co you 01., if 2.dditlo'1.al inf' .) :"':.,l~;; :;_ (J!:_ :..r: ,~cq_·:.ircd o As rec-.!_t:.Gs t~c. if~ a~•e ::~a.::.lir-L this t o l't.pon you e:::~ce;, ·:: ::-.t y c-..1!' ir.v:i. .;a.t::i.o.r: ~-l"'ld uill no~ call 0 Yotu"'s very COMPANY By I.ia11ac:;e=-." of Sales Co21 Prep~ration Division �I - o - - - - ---- ------- ENGINEERING PLANTS: CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA,SAN FRANCISCO, TORONTO, ATLANTA C HAIN FA CT ORI ES ANO M A LLEABLE F OUNDRI ES: I N OI A NA P O LIS 300 W. PERSHI NG ROAD (THIRTY NI NTH ST.) CHICAGO Noveir.ber 19 , 1937 Unio:i P....c i.Iic Coe.l Comp:..1\ f ~.cr- . Eugene :.:c..-. ulii'fe , .l?rasi c:b:1t Rock Spri.nbs , '. 'Jomng Deer : :r. ·.:c;..ulif f e : Tii:i..:. l ~t t er is SU))leIT'3nt ....r-J t o our bi d i.t .:a o.'l. :rom· _)r o:>os-1 form .:.nd submiUea. :-!ovembar 4 t:.i, 19.37 . Si.ncl:3 ~•ou ure ,.i l liug t o e;r c.,t i; us t.:.dui.-tior'lal tiT:e t o coruple·i;e tie uor k it ::ill not be necess;;:r-y- to r e sort to G.ny overtime eitrrer in t.1e engineering department , t ne shops or t ile ere ction and ru::.turally t :1e rd are some economies secured by ·,:orking on thl.s ba sis. te u \.:i.erst,J.ad t h:...t if t he 1:-ork can be comple t~C: i n 193 d.:ys instei:.d of l30 day s , specified in our contrctct t ~1e schedule r:ill meet r;itil your rec_uirements . Very careful consideration has been given to your suggestion tha t TTe revie·..1 our estim:it e - ith t he idea of cietermining ,:,1at economies in 1)rice c un. be tn;;.de due to the time extension for completion ' -ill.ch you ...re nil ling to grant• �------I 8ELT COMPANY SHEET No. 2 CONTINUATION OF !..ETTER TO C ATE November 19, 193'7 Union Pa cific Coa l Comoa ny ~f.:r . Eu.gene r.icAuliffe , Presi dent •,~e are , t her0for a , proposing to furnish t ae e qui9reant for t ne ~rices mentioned belo~~Revised _)rice on Belt Conve~ror syst em on~ - includi ng t_u.:.ntit i es of c oi1cret e , rei 11fo:.:-ced concreta , e:;.:ci.va t i ons , rei n for ced 8t eel ,i.!l~ ~ucho~ bolts ns CEJ.led for in y our propostl f' orm T1·o illJ?IDRZD FOUR T:-IOUS;J·.D FIV.i 1-iUi !D?_z}) DOLkR5 . . . ~204, 500 . 00 Revisea Jrice ou steel tipple comple t: only -- incluclli1g q_ucintitios of concrete fo.:.nc.:.tions, e~c~v2tio~s , reinforci ng st ee l ,md a ncnor bolts e.s callee. for in your :proposc..l .form but not i ncludL1g ~urr~r drive EI G.:TY ZIGfil' T.cIOUS.i;JliJ SI X HUili:i)RZIJ TriIF:.'I'I ON::: DOLL.L.R3 • • • ~?88, 63loOO Tile ?rice on t h e tipple equipmant ,.ill be incre~sed b,y t he sum of - ~2, 790 . 00 if the Il'im ·r-3 p1::.tented drive pl atfo1·m is included. If you award us the contra ct for both the Belt Conveyor system and i ·ts a ccess o2--y equipment. e.nd the Tipple, includi:.'lg the q_u1mti"liies oz concrete, foundatioi1S, exce.v.:-:..tions 1 reinforced steel and a nchor bolts ...s s9ecii'ied on your- proposal form, ,,e shc.ll b e olea.sed to furnish t:1e e qui1:imen·i:, deliV?red ai1d- erected for the sum of { TfiO HO]DRED ilD:.!1.TY OilE THOUS~_:m T•.".0 :i\.JlWMD 8.!::V.tl:NTY T!lO DOLLicRS • Q o ,,_·-· ';~91 -;79 00 , ,,;. i ncludL'l'J.g the pa.tented ~iurry drive pli.ttform. If the :;iatsnted Ifturry drive _:>l:.1tfo1·m is omittad and in its pluce is substit,..rl;ed :L'ie;i d s·i;i-uctura l steel drive supports , t he1.·e I i ll 1)\d a :i.":av.uct.ion of - ~?2,790.00 makinz:, ·i;a.~ contz.·"·c;·i:, .,>:i.·ics for tn.e c:omuined equipment THO i:-f\J;.IDRED EIGdTY .ll::IG-iT TJOIT~! D l'JJ:. HJ i1D:i:~D 60 EI"·· ~ow·:.!:'1.1~. un.rrm.r u. T1,·.:o ,., •fo:?.oo,482.00 0 • 0 ~ �- - - - - ------ ~ -- ,.-BELT COMPANY SHEET No. 3 DATE November 19 2 1937 IO ::N~O:_F~L=ET~T..'.'.E~ A'...:T~0~.1U[n; 'l :.Q.!1_JP~j,;' - - - -- - ---1 __-~_ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _,:C:_::0:_:N:_:T.:_IN:.::U.:A:_T~ man a cir£"~c.liml:1.....Qm:!!g.iill'i-:--:---;:--ic Co~l Comgany t o~. Eu.gene McAuliffe, Presiden I u v i e1. of your \,illingness to not requi r~ us t o submit o. Surety Bo!ld covering the terms ) ~yment a s follons: On or befor e t he lot:i day of ec:1.ch mont:1 during the ...::ier-ie,d of nl!...nuf a.ct.ure ancl construe t l.::.l1 ,,e &1;,, 11 sub mi i f~ com..,) lete estim ta of :::.1 1 \'.'"O:cl~ done, ~~t~ri ~l uscu a:.1d Jrovidad for usa end otha1· ex_)enses co,n1acted ~:-i t h the F1,:u:n.li' ".c tu1·e , 'ie1 "i 1-rcry L nd e r action 0f JGhe _pro.:.Jarty c ov~::·..:·1 by the c ontra ct duri:1g t.ae J:r'-=Vious E:>:1-t.hs . ;:_ 1:,1;..: -ment of 80% of s c:i d esti e.,.:t,e J.13:35 -'-:rev-l ous :,Jayment on a ccount siull be nue anc. ? :-J' uble r:i thin 10 d.c'i.Y $ t.n.,n~ehl't ~::r • T.1e b e.lance sl1a ll be ~z.i d uithi n 30 day s aft.er completion. Terms of ~ayment should be a ffect ed i n no t:ay s hou l d the equipme:.1 t be dems.ged or destroyed e.fter deliver:f a t tna site of i nsta llid.-tion by f i -,,.e, t ,1e eleme1Ti;s or by any cc:use unless da maged or ciestroJ.-e6. tl1rough our orn1 &ctive f ault or ne gligence . On important and l a rge r:01•k of this cnarELcter .-:e h.r,ve found it of outstanding advit.l'l.t :.s ga to ou:r clients to h ave ti1em a ssi5n to us duri ng t he )roce ss of genel'al design Ejld det~il, one of ttleir bast ~ngi ~eers to approve t::ie designs &nd de·i;~ils uhlle they ca-e i ,1 t,he _tlrocess of prepa:ra tion. By l'ollo•..i ng thi s procedure t he ver:r def'inite a.dv.-.i.lt, 6 .:: .i.G 1.;..,i t1~C of making prompt, and satisf..,_ctory deci..3i o·1.:: . �.,,..S ELT COMPANY S H EET N o. 4 C ONT INUATION OF L ETTE R TO D ATE iJovam~er 19, 1937 Union ?acific Co~l Company i.e J'e very '--.Pi>l'aC;i .. t i ve o:.: -ch" corJi<"tl m nner trust ,.e sh2.ll h:.. ve t he continued . _Jl e sur ~ oi' ·::-orid.nf; ,it h GSJa:mn: bm ~n[ i naer Cotl ?r.a_t>:...r ...tion J �ENGINEERING PLANTS: CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA, SAN FRANCISCO, TORONTO, ATLANTA CHAIN FACTORIES ANO MALLEABLE FOUNDRIES : INOIANAPOLIS 300 W. PERSHING ROAD (THIRTY-NINTH St) CHICAGO l!o~~=~~~ 19, 19]7 u:rl.oj P~cir..:.!! C~c.l Co::?. ~.y !..r. .2U!;.JUO Lc.!..!.li££c , Pr; aic.1~ __;; .l.~OC.t ~'_,Z'i!'l:_·...,, . .; ◊Cine ! I �- ,.BELT COMP A N Y - 2 S H EET NO. CON TINUATION OF LETTE R TO !rovi:.;JJ ,_.sico on l.lol~ C:)m,-o-.:,-.:i!' :7otcn o~ - :ll:.lcluri:ix..G c...v....n·;,;it:::.) .1 of conw.•-.,t~, ::;.,c:1n:Cor ccd conoz,(;t~, o::c.:i.vQ.tionL.., r.iol:~rorceC Dtt;o,1 1:.nt! ~C:Ll:' bo1t c LC ,.,- 1- l~ •1 -v~ ••.~..., .; "' "'JO'~ ~•· J.-"'-•'""'I:'>?'' ' .,,..,, ~i ''o--• ..._ \.,.,.. "'"'",__ .A ~u ,A..;..J. fJ ~~LO ~-a~:£:.sD F.JU1, 'i~~o];_.f~l) !lI V!c. ~.dil.:.:itW n~,•, f'"' !JU!.t~ - .!..-> :~-2l.y _ o ow • , ll , , ~ ~, 5)' /)(I ~{..' (; ""'v :.:. ~.-:.le<.. 0:1 wi:,co.1. ·ti.9Jlo ccr::)lotu bclu,1·1'!'!:; .;_'.l!::...1titii:)..i cf c..>nc~·o;;J )Uwl.l,..n..t... •.__v~. - ,. , V.t-~-v-...J~ '.... ...... ·1 -~,ue ~,_ ,... .,...,ant ..,..-""... .:. r:, ,. ., .,,.,j ..., J ~ J. -V..,V.&...14,a 1,.,)IJ-- J - 1 ill.1• ~nc.:10.:- h;)l·~r., o.o cl..llc~ f o.:' in y:;):l!" ~)rv2,1Jr.!_ :!. :.\.1r..1 c~t not :lnclEtli:1c ~.::.!r_'J tl:!>i u . !C.:!.i. a:,Ei' ·ri10-J~. -:m crx L.lL~L'!'~D i JL~t Oi~:;; f':"\·Tf ;• ~ lA.1.L&Ll.!4~ Th..:i • o ,-• ll <) ,-, ~ I">() , . ...l-'!J'-'.;!..!.ovu _,r-1.C'.) 1.?cl"'e{-;~cd tho l."~·r;:r inclutlou. li' yot1 r.t:nz-d uo ~o eont!'2.ct fol' l)otb. ~.;'ho Jol:; Co;1.v~70:i' ay ctc:J ~d lte (;.CC-.:..J~o:~y Ck).!l pot1:.~ c..11d tho Tipplo, 3.ncl:ld:L-ig the ...~u.::.::1tit1Jo ol conc:.-vtc. roun<l1~t:lonc, c:_t;:c.v·,.5:,ionu » ::,,.ciui'oracd stoaJ. cm1 onc:2lor bolto uO -.,J.Jci:t:l.ed on yotll.' 1,ropoccJ. ::?o:rw~ '°:!'.J wh·~11 '!Jo pleescd to i'urnich i;h3 o•.::.liJ.:::.ut c!oJ..it·m:e!! ....nc1 O.L'oC&ed £or tho ~un ui ' !'i\J ll'J'..:on£D !ll!:.LTI 02,::i 'i'.l1.:_'-U~L:~t r:u) ~rJnL:&.n .:.i•.N£f'l'l'i ff.-0 DOL7~ E~ o o o ·.,~:.n.,212.00 iucl11ding t1.o p:.t0t1t3.tl t1:.rr,y c.k.i.vc ~J!.~ti'Ol'wo If th.a ..,Jo'ta'lte~ t:url~y dri~ ) l 'tfi.:i_•_ :1: ocltt.~cl und in it.a pl~ce io 5"..i bc,;-cJ.tutot!. : .ui,1 D~~.•c·tur...1.1. steel dri-ro bil_;porto, t l.m:r.:i \ i~l ; ·, :r...-uction of - '\i~2,rr-J0o00 U:U.:.-:,i..11~ t :.i) C\)!'Jt _, Ct, ..'iC for the combined equip:ant T,.O ..ilJUDRED ~G:ifY E.IG.:rl' ?L U..!t . . EIG:ffl T\ro tJLL~ll J • o • ---- �~---- -- --- -- .-B ELT COM PA NY -- S H E ET N O. O:i or b af....ro t)J lo·~::: c::iy or 1)t.c1:1 r.:Jnth C:::n•inc tho ~oriad oi' C/.,nui'.....chu,0 '--1.2. ccnst1-uct l ·n t:.'..i ::-:v,l l ,_:~b:lit c. ,..- -, ,i ,.,-1- , . :-..c,"-,i .... ~ ':, • ..-.·" • 11 \ .......,. d··-· '7-J•:~,_.._,,,.;;. \./-.!. .,_;_....,J.J ' ~ ..:·~:)::;--J_;_ :!. U.:1 2 .J r-1'\C. ,,:."OVi(V);'.'; f -,'!' ~t'.;f Cl!Q. Ut.i C;J-.i,, i ., .(.J: C.:.- .~ ~V olo ~~ ,,'"' .J'""""' ,, •...,..,, .1:; •.r, ( "-" -~.-.,,{·,-H1 :-;.; .;,\.. , .,, , •-ft,~n0-....v,,.,.."~'-1:p ,n,,_ yf...: _.-,i.A., '"'""----.•"'_,,... -..i6J ~v _ ,..,,.,.. ~.,....,"'";_ • -u..i• u ....~~ "'..J....J.~ J.~:!.::i.~...:1~: r..:r:.::i OiS.h::t i v n of. ".:-h u JT.:J~~ 'L,Y cont::.\.:ej:, d,\:'.i.nc ·A!.a _.,:.J\'l~1.rn C!YV:~"'-:'. h.7 t ·~) t::0.1.t~!:14 L !.::.-._r;::;.snt of. Gu~~ oi.' o~.ic: o:Jti ~-~.) l BSiJ : :-:,-tl~:.111 .:_x.yr.;Gnt O!l c: ccount w~1::.li bG ~,u i ::..::__ i.1J1,- t~1~1•J , ·.!,tl.d.Jl l !J d~•o t .1?::-c:-~'t.;!'11 1 L11) b_ - C.!lC~ silu .l bo ~!..i d ~ ;:H:1,·i ..a 30 U!:"j ~~ ,J:Gt.:' cm,,.i!.~1·t,ion. x~rec; of p~y m:.mt should bo c.:i'i 'oc';.;.:d :tn nc n._y .:ho-1.lcl ·t.n.e aqi.d.::n:ont b e ~~~;i...J o;.I' <.fot>tro;,:sc1 <-.f t o!" dol iv-)r;-1 ct t !10 o:l to of inst~llation bj· fue 0 th-3 alor::o~in o~ hy any c~r.Hl o uo.less ~l!l:..".5.:d oz- rlest::·o:,:•,;.J ::hr ough o:i:- c,;;n a.ct i vo f r.~t"u or !!OCL:.c;oncoo On iopo.r t m1t and lc.:Seo t:ci;-'...-: of' t hio churactor �C HAIN FACTORIES AND MALLEABLE FOUNDRIES : lNDJANAPO 300 W. PERSHING ROAD (THIRTY-NINTH ST.) CHICAGO ~n().no~t c~~l l'r'3.1,)s.!' ._.·;;i o11 ,. �I • -------·-- · - ---- -- - I l' . I : --··· LINK-BELT COMPANY • ---- ~ �THE jIBJFJFRIBY MANUlFA CTURThTG Co. l:STABLIS I-IED 18 17 COAL MINING MACffiNERY, ELE CTRIC LOCOMOTIVES, CHAINS, CO NVEYING AN D CR USHIN G MACHINERY DENVER,COLORADO E . C . HO RNE s,IJ.BS !!EPl!ESENTATl VE @ ERNCST 6 CRANMER BUILOIN G Nov ember 19 , l937 Mro Eugene Mc Auliffe, Pre sident 9 The Union Pa cific Coal Co o, Omaha, Nebraska Dear Sir: We ar e jus t in r e cei pt of a letter of instructions from Mr . G. B. Pryde, w.i th respect to t he propo s als we submitted on the construction of the tippl e and belt conveying system f or your D. o. Clark Mine of Superior, Wyomingo This i s t o advis e y ou that we vrl.J.l be very pleas ed. t o submit ;for your consid eration a revised proposal in line ro.th the instruct ions a s outlined by Mr. Pryde. 1. filiminate the cost of Surety Bondo 2. Accepting the arrangement outlined of the Union Pacific Coal Company retaining 2~ of monthly payments on contra ct price in lieu of Surety Bond. 3. Submitting quotation on Jeffrey Rigid Drive for the Shaking Screens in pla ce of the Link-Belt Murray Drive with the understanding there should be no change in the general desi gn of the tipple or any reducti on in the total amount of steel f or the tipple construction. 4. Vle can complete the contract within the maximum period of 200 days allowable. Because of this modification in your original form of bid whi h filled out and submitted, we will submit to you a revis ed quotation co~ we to the outline above and have it in your hands by Mondq morning Novembarming and I have communicated your wishes i n this matter to our princi;als a nder 22nd.ll will be governed accordingly. we Yours very truly, ECH:GCP TH ~ N G CO. , Per E ~' E F F C. C. to Mr. G. B. Pryde, Rock Springs, Wyo. .. EXECUTIVE OFl'JCES AND WORKS LOCU'£D AT COLUMBUS, OHIO ~ - �liovu:o.b c:r 18, 10 3'7 !.Ii:. E . C • 'Ro :..n C J of-Zrey lia.l'l ti' e.ctuxinc; Cou_,.::,u., De1n1er , C~lo1·2.d.') 1:c:!.'e'.!.':..ti.1e, to Jot.:: :~~0;00cl o o-· :.rov,_,.bc:.> l , 1£>3'/, :fo:_· ·cllo conot:ctw·i;io,l ..... ·:·1 10 t:l!>~Jlo ~d l>cl t convcyin~ i:J:fui;e-1 o.·ii otu.• D. o. Cla.:dc :.:in c , v U.i.h.:.i..·.i.o:i.·, .JO;.J.'.!.:.lG! '.f.!li.; :.J.::-.:i;tcr ha□ been c).vcn C')nr..idcl'._·,.:ti on, c:.nd •.. .J h:...7c .ecll10d c.:J :i'ol lo\ s: l . 1.b tmi vc t L0 nececsi -ty of c. curc·cy bond. 2. L lit;u th c:reof, t~ :tet::dn t ucaty pur CL:l t of fuc !.:::,.i·~:Jl:f :9eyr..1cnt.., 011 -chc c:,n t::cet !):•ice u.rti l ·t~c jo') i s coopl etccl . '.iilo.t i ::.. , ench month the \:ork vlll be ootioa.tod, end t ,1en ty _1cr cent of ·iihc poyti cnto r e "i:.cln ..:d unti l the concl usion of the contr:::.c-ii and the a.oce:ptt:.::1cc of tlle com.) l ctecl yroj ect. 3. J e i::-oul d b e \Tllling to ac.:rce to c • cha.1ee ::'.l'o:!!. t..1e L ink- 3 cl t· :.!u rray Drl ve to yot:!' o ,,n ty}:)e of =:-iti cl clri ve, \°.i th t he unders t cndi n5 ·~c.t uc ;;:oul d not allo ·., c-ny c:.1c.nco in th e ga1e:ral <iesi1....n of tl10 tip·. ()le · c .t ...uw. c:_cn.:.;c.· necc:.c.1 t c.t ed b.:t dL~1,._,inc: rrom tb.e :...i nk- .3el t u:d ve to t he drl ve or :,'O Ul' om1 c:cci 91 no~: ·..o uld ·u e cl..lou e.ny r eductio n i u the ·i;o t :...l w:.ioun t of c·~eel ro1· t:1e t i .t,Jl)le con str..ict.:.on . Also, ubil e you menti on no t i ne , ,·1e •..ould be ui llin::; to o.llou a mo.ximlDl l)oriod of 200 daya from the t i me of ei@U.ng the contrc.ct to the com1>l etion !.) f' the proj ect. "1 . Cui· ti.loueht is thet, .it:~ these Ill!)difioa ti 0 n 8 • you mi ~t desi re to r eca st you:r bi d, Llvin.; us a. r cvised e s timate , beinc v ery c e.r eful to act u J the onoun t of your bid for each proJ ect, that i o, one f'or the tiyple ond one for the conv eyinc; oya te .• , sc..J..·.r o.t ely. - r -- �2 If you arm egTeeable -to doin~ this, w-i l l you p l ease get in touch \7i th your Company at Col umbusp cl.cte:nnining if they a.xc 1:illling to m1:Jte a revised bid on thisba.si s , andp if so , zrl ll youpl ea0e send the revised proposal to 'i"i:i. . Eu.gen e Tic.A.u liff e, 2resi den t o f .1.:he Union ~ncif'ic Coal Gom1,~y p 1.e,16 Dauge Six-eet, Or:iaha p Heb:.:' a□ka , by mcrl.1, eo as to reach him not l atel' 1 than & n d£>,y , Eovoob el' 22nd, oe::.1ding copy to me at Ro ell: Bvrings . It r.:i.11 l'lO t be n0ceose.~J f or ei fuc:r yon OJ: o.uy rep~ese-:.'l tati vc of t.he Jeif!:ey I.)eople to CP to Om.r;,,½.a o ~· corue -;;o Ro ck SJ.n:i ne;s I except on fue z-equcst of ·: , x-. r'i ct..uli :.::'f e. Yom.:s very tj_,'llly ~ cc - lh·. Eugene ::!ct.uli :fi'e . / ,..._,, ...... ~ �'.iS:lo ~.. iio~'l:,.-:i!c-:...~cu:: =~~~1u.:.·cc·~J:.:.~ic Co . :!.r/18 \I :-.::._c:..a.i.~ t:. ~t 1c 1vc~· J Co 1,L. r l"? i L o : . .y'OU:.' _l -1 tc-ly ca.. tr: ~ O co 4t 0 ·~ t.:.12.iu,_ , ~ t,v_ , ) ""' ..JCV.'oC.l~- ::_, t..• •• c • '•··.•.J ,.,, i IJ . -.:a to c:m::re::.·u . c a:."c :.~·ou...,, t'ncl - ! , y _., ~ . ·;-=.o . t'h ~ uc ~n•;,ici!i'""t .: , b,~, : ·.:. · u, :• ,, u1'"!0lm t o • cora1t;..,.1ction 1:v :.·:: ·~o - Ao ~o ..., , .:o joiwU:· c .. .!. . ... :, ~-- t it _ ',,,_!il. ·141 U'y , o.t l c~o"i: Ol'lCO, t he t! c;y::y o:.-' "J., ... 1· ~ tlof'.:ni to , co1-_,1 c·ced cont, ◊1:tlin ·· Gl tit; (;Ul .,i VO Cl<:Jc!l t I:.:o~.4 OU::.' COU( i C!\..t.!.on . I ::ca-·ct the.. t you hr v a not i!'l ~our. oui~ ..iz•c i ...n i t .. ·.11 '-- t._c. t! c ?.>uducco to one of • a~ 1 tJ.y 'i.o i>:.d on t. , Orlr.lnnl ~;.,""«: EUG~r~:: L:\., ~J~.:=rE ------- �. .. -.. - ---------------- --- «:@IFV ©)Jf SHIP RA910GRAM boul cckda!Sofe:l!l'Vii:u V~~irlE~M lOJ~Il(Q)~ ir!E:lL~@U~AOO ~ · ~thmvJsu m c?-3sa~o '\\ill bo ,;,,.,,.1ttcd "'1 u [oll•nltO rommunJcotion. IUIAl ~ 180 DL 1/ 1 3 8 - -lrf!::rTYI::R COLO 1 5 23Q-i GiIDRGE B PRYDE- GEUER.AL :'.i11\J::AGEP. UNION Pr..CII:'IC CO RfI- DUE 'ID TEE LARGE SIZE O::' YOUR 8tl:1~!n:oR PROJ:3:C': I::TVOLVI MG :·:;:nY CLASSSS Oli' EQ,UI P EZF T ·.~'EICH ·.~'E C.il:~C 3i..':];CIAL DI SCO'illTTS OH -:fE li'IR:iLY Bi1'!LI EV'E.: THAT THROUGH .t'\ C00PJ:1 J,7IT3 :.:3'1'H0D O:' E.1TDLi l:G YOU CA!:Y CU T 'l'HE COST 0 :5' THIS P OJ3C T : "..JJ.; Y THOU .J;JID :DO:Z... l\:!S STOP 'l'HI S i.IOHlTI NG 'JE GJ...VE YOU JUST A :'E'.7 OF TI£:: SPECIAL DiscomrTs '..'EICH "'E ~T JOY ..A}Jj) illTDER A COOPJRATIVE :,.:~'!'HOD Oli' hili:JI.IHG ,.iOUL:iJ BE Pi.SSC.GD Ol'T J.\. YOU S'.i,\)P ','/2 ·.JOULD LI KE ':'O H,:JTDJ,E TI::: S li~O J~CT :-r:~ YOU o:rr PRACTl CJ..LLY 'flm Sh •.,., :s;.JI G AS YOU~l PO':iE!1 l'Li-uTi' 3TO~) ·n: 1 d P J:rr.;r T~ YC'U '!D TJtl(E ADVJ.JTTh.G~ o:' C01:F I :03l~TI.nL DI SCOUHT0 s1:01- COSTS O~G.Aiii z.::m COrTSTRUC1"IOM FORCE ·.nu.CH -~.'ILL ASSURE YOU o,,, 1i F T GH CL.ASS OPERhTI HG JOE AT I.OV!]JST COST :?.ED :;;:n; JOB .1 LL 3~~ DCi':~G TI' co~::'OIG .:I 'lli A D::i!:'I IH TE SCIIEDULE STOr I ~ ';:-: ~ 3! :::D ~:-.J - ·:~PO 8.AL S S3JL EZCE 331 ~ '.TS :!.RE ':URE YOU '.'/I LL ? I:'.:TD I T 'I'(~ YOUR AYT.: :-T:.GE TO GI 7S A COOP~M.TIYE PROP OSITI ON C01'TSID:!1RATION :~TD '.!OUl.-_; _·_ ::::'~.z:;I .! .·,_~ ~~ OPPORTIDTI TY TC '.:'!-.LI<.. r,'I TH Y0U :1iD 1/f.R. 1ICAULP••!'E , ~., ':'()? ·,,1::: .--.:-::: ::.~J.;:DY r_r :...:8.A.:E :':'OR ROCr:SPRIIiGS g-r_y Til:E TO PRESEE T " UR 'f".tCR ....,;_GTS .A't'!D F IGl'..115'3-' TI-iJ 3TIJ3.:.'!S RO CER ~:F G CO B.L--::E:.il:J.;T COLE \ , I �.. ,:;, E · -\ ------ -------- Co r 1•J • .... s •• e r.J ;;..._------- J.- ....... --- �,, 1201-S _,f wrt.L APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE ,./ dc,,r II In• .1suJt11ble ,oveorpre- ,tt011ddress. WE§ TE RN lJN]l ON -:::S~--,. ~~ NL=N(Jlht Letter ( 59 )1. R. 8 . WHIT6 NEWCOMU CARLTON J . C. WILLIIVliR P RCOtDrtHT CHAl nMAN Of' THn DDARD PIRO'T VtCU•PRC.0tDIIKt' LC .. Deferred a.blc NLT .. a,.ble Ni!:ht Letter Ship Radlocrom .,_ti1Deahown1DthodatoliAeo o ~ a n dday lettcr.1bSTANOARDTlMEntpolntolorij:in. Timoo(refflPtbST~?JMf'rpoJr.ldpfiw'\8'°J -"eceived at !(HA 24 l':J:>t NUV • 1 cc:CH I CAGO I LL f!OV 17 1130A EUGENE 1·:1CAUL1 FFE=·. THE UNION PACI FfC COAL CO RH= RETEL OUR REPRESENTATIVE V{I LL BE YOUR O1·.lAHA OFFICE UONDAY ;.lORN I MG= :ALLEN AND G/\RCI A COto THE QUICKEST, SUREST ANO SAFEST WAY TO SEND MONEY IS BY TELEGRAPH OR CABLE �......... - --- ••' •· -- ., . .. --.----~ CC@IPY (O)lf ,L AATE ,:EfCIIRED /IIGHT WrE:~TlE~M ID~ll(O)M 'Jr~lkIE:@~&lMI LETTER .,,r,oaklch«l<~•f~ II ~ j• .,i,,n,u• m<Slllao m • "'~1~--dua!oll·r:>bl commonlffltloa. _.,.._ - -,.. , ' r1 r•-~JDi lTG D - - �- _( 1201-S ,JI.PANY WILL APPRECIATI;: SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE ------"' WESTERN U N I ON SYMBOLS DL .. DaYLetter NL• Nl&ht Lett« NLT • Cublc N li:ht Letter R, 0. WKITII N CWCO MD CAnLTON J . C. WILL 6VG'R Plll&IUO&MT CHAI RMAN 01' 'THC. OOAR O PIAO'T v1c • ·--"••n,• NT n,, l!JlJIStlmoahown Ill thedAt:olillooo te1egr.unaand dl>Y letter.I is S'l'ANDARDTl MEot polntot origin. Timo of rocci$1t l:ISTANVk.RD TIME ot~tof dMest.iD.2iioo , , t: Received at i<J"Sl NOV I1, P " •• l<H6383 NL=CH ICAGO ILL 16 THE UN I ON p AC \' F \ C COAL co= ROCKSPR I NGS WYO= RETEL SI XTEENTH SAT ISFACTORY TO nlTHHOLD T\'/EMTY FIVE PERCENT UNT iL JOB ACCEPTED IF YOU ~A IVE ALL BONDS STOP NEW PR ICE TIPP~E EI GHTY FI VE THOUSAND DOLL ARS OUR SHAKER SCREEN AND NEt/ DES l GN OF STRU CTU RE NOT l NCLUDl NG no1m STOP TOT AL LUMP SULi PRICE TIPPLE AND BELT CONVEYOR COijPLETE DITHOUT BOND mo HUNDRED El Gl-ffY SEVEM THOUSAND DOLL ARS STOP HAVE NOT HAD Tl ~E TO FURNIS~ WEI GHTS BUT GUARANTEE STRUCTURE SAME RIGiD ITY AS REL lAMCE SUGGEST YOU PERLl lT US TO SEND REPRESENTATl_VE TO ROCK SPR iNGS TO FU RN I SH DETAILS \"fl RE= .' ALL EN {-; GAR C1 A co 1.T AND SAFEST WAY TO SEND MONEY 1S BY TELEGllAPH OR CABLE PLEASE �NIGHT LETTER NIGHT MESSAGE EXTRA BX CHICAGO ILLS 315 PM NOV 16-1937 tUGENE MCAULI FFE PRES UNION PACIFIC COAL CO HOCK SPHINGS WYO A HAVE R~VIEWED WITH BUHNfLL LAYOUT AND PKIC~S COVEHIWG YOUR COAL PREPARATION PLANT STOP JUST PHONED JAXON AND PHI LIP S OUR THOUGHTS IN THE MATTER IN VIEW OF PRtSENT MAHKET CONDll IONS STOP AS TO OUR FINANCIAL RESPONSIBIL ITY WE AHE PREPAR~D TO ME~T ANY CONDITIONS TO SUPPORT OUH GUARANTEE STOP WE CAi DO A JOB FOR YOU THAT WILL PHOVE ro Bi A SOURC~ OF SATISFA~llON ro us BOTH. ALFRED KAUFFMANN, PKtSIDtNf, LINK BEL T CO 240 PIVl Telephone Your Telegrams to 1'ostal 'ultgrap/, �1 J ! cs 0 / I ~ ,I / oo rooAY 1-& '>"(_p ' : I. 1, l/ JlUt.;: ~1 / ... w- ..... 'J/6 /! ,_,.,., 7v., /~ .._; JULY SU Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa I 2 3 ◄ 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 1819202122 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 • t" ' , ,.... .... , ~ AUGUST SunMonTueWedThu Fri Sat Su Mo Tu Wo Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 91011121314 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12131415161718 19202122232425 26 2728 2930 SEPTEMBER ntst D•_Y_ - = = - = = = - P-ot_e~-•ed• --===--- ~•vs to eot . . . J ·---- �Superior Coal Company G ILLESP IE, I L LIN OIS Mr . Eugene McAuli f f e , Pre s ident , The Union Pacifio Coal Co. Omr➔ ha , Nebra.ska . Dear Mr. McAulif fe : Today X r e c~ived,not onl y the back numbers of the Employees'llaga zines , but also a copy of the Code of St andards from Mr . Pridep and I am grat eful for all of this . It seems a a thou gh t hat I could have h~c.ndl e d you:r visit here a little bett er, as ev~ry one of ou~ mine official s that I ha ve t al ked to s inoe your vis it have s a id to me that they ,1.:>uld have liked to have met you. The day after ycu r vis it her e our Enginoo:t'il)g office pla ce on my des k a copy of your book, Ra ilway Fuel, and I am certa in that i f you visit u s again ther e ~ill be s e veral que stions asked you about some par t e of t his book. May I extend to you a whole heart ed invi t ation to return again at your convenience . Yours ver y trul y, Gener al Superintendent �Ro ck Spring s - Ho vemb er 8, 19 37 zugene McAuliff e: I have yours or' Nov ember 5th regardin g your inLJpectiou oi' the Link - Belt an a Jeffrey tiy,tJles , wci h av e turn ed sa:me over to our J.!,'ngineeri ne, Departr11ent and _:r . Bayless . The cleaning of co a l r eyr e s ents a v ery l a rge e:>=l)ense in o p era tin g the Link elt t i pple . �• �. mi l l-11 :. , . r.t1GENf. i.1<,A _ �0....:.:::-~ \ .P-0\iO L"9 liOVo Ont"l:u•J :~;-o .:.>·• 1 ::UGENE ~~cAUU Fi-E. �I 1 v'i□itcfl nl l f otis.' o i ~o ·( ou.t oi de) ox i ho S'l.i~ot'i 01.' Ge~'! Coo 0'6 ~-i110sp:1°0 oa r:01.~ 0 lJe;v O 10 :r~ott 1:1g ~"l~M cm.lci:d .;r ihe iDo □e~30~ d0vieo c::ft 1Qo~ "C ·cn i ~ ca 0n~i~0ly ~~2.eiic3bl0 ,. co vibl~ tio~ ~iP91o ~r!'l uo crosp vior~tion fuo ~o too feet i'hc.t thsy U!Je mt~ eon'tJCJ OS'°u :!:'Q.'~!'.!.'3:::' il!D!l o:!1"7:ililg convoyo!'t..ieU!lOd by 1iru:-l¼lto X t:~ '.:l.D\;OF!iohod. Origlnll.1 sigced EUGENE McAUL\ FFE -------- �~ !M))tMfNKfr ~ rn 0 OF SAINTPAUL Wm. F. Patterson, Agent M . D . PRICE, V ,c c p,. ,: s . G . R , WENTZ , St.:CACTAAY R , B . CL A RK , AsST, SCCY, w . ,.SOMERVILLE ,ASST, Sccv. •IAMY SAINT PAUL,.MINNESOTA lnsuranco 1017 First Not'I Bani: Bldg. Omaha, Nobrasko Phone Ja. 6260 November 4, 1937 \ Mr. Eugene McAuliffe, President Union Pacific Ooal Company 326 Union Pacific Building 1416 Dodge Street Omaha, Nebraska Dear Mr o LlcAulif fe : Recentl y I talked with you in your offi ce regarding the contract you plan to let soon for a steel tipple and a conveyo r belt. You wi ll recall that you gave me a list of four contracting firms who are bidding on this business and you asked me what our company, the St. Paul Mercury Inder.o.nity Company, \1ould do in the way of r a te on this business. I am advised by my Home offi~e now that the conference rate on this business is 1½~ of the contract price regardless of the penalty of the bond. Our rate on this class of business will be 1,~ applied in the same fashion as the conference rate that is against the contract price. ' • I believe oui rate of 1%is the lowest you will find on this class of work and while I cannot tell you definitely that we would write a bond for all of the contractors bidding, I feel rather confident that they will qualify for a bond should they get the job . . What we would like to ask is that in case you consider us for the bond _we be permitted to look over the last financial statement of the successful bidder upon which we can promptly make a decision as to whether we would executeas. surety or not. I hope that this rate is agreeable and wi ll be of some benefit to you and I should like very l.!lUCh to take care of this business at the tiwe it c)mes up. .,,---Yefurs.. ve ry , t ru1 y (__( ,,..,.- (\·r,_r, --:::: • ', , ' . , - - - - - .c-~ r �Rock Springs - November 4, 1937 ;Jr , 11.:ugene McAuliffe: The prin ts on the D. o. Cla r k Mine coal tipple, returned by Roberts and Schaef er, referr ed to in your letter of November 1st, have been recei I and turned over to Mr. Svrann . �... c .:~~ -.?o·.r :_ou.:.~.J :ji'::~ -•:,. '::"ilco~ ... ~1 Mo c':.c.f':' p~~:::..=-~ le....:=!......:.; _:.C 7Jv·.::...· -::c-= ;;:.:__~OD. :: :?._,.-;t :·~. -::1co:I lo.1l19 o 1:1et13 ".):1•;; ·::o ·~:: .... !;~r:!.-.._:_v_•:; t::!.:l. ~~ ..~!.'7i . :-c·.:.:.. cf t:.:.:, '-7c~Zroy t5.:: ,10 0 :--.::.:; c~~:;:::-,~:.~ :.. ....'7cl~i~ 'i;:_o -'ic·?~:"'Y// :'..:?Lt~!-:;~e=.. co!Je !:i"r.. "'!y -=.l _.::.c:...... a. ~.;..,~ JV'-- coc.:l old I~i:!o:.s -•, n:. ro ..,;--\1-->9 -; ,,,.. •• •• i!:! ~=~ y-::=.::-J 0 ,.. ''"' .__,:;.i _ _ .,._ ,. ~! .ct~ .... �/ Superior Coal Company C HICAGO ANO NORTH WEST£RN RAILWAY COMPANY COAL PROPERTY 400 WEST MADISON STREET CH ICAGO October 29 , 1937 :.~r. r:u~ene : .cAuliffe , President Union Pacific Coal Cor~pny , ' 1 416 Doc! 6 8 St ., Or.1aha , ~:ebraska . De -=-r Gene : ~1.e-1l ~1 in:_ to ~rour letter· of Octo0er 27 ·•i th refe:cence to £1. visit to our mines to ins·)ect botL tl:e Linlt:.- Belt c.no J effre~' screE'ns , on ::ove11ber 2 : ::ou c -=-n 1•est nssur e6. re si1r.ll ue 6.eli ~hte6. to h~ve :·o'..i. visit ou:.. i1in0s "nc. \:hil e I c ... :1110';; be in Gillec.>ie on t_ · -c 0::-.'~e , ::r . D . D . 1.:ilco:: , ~ur 8en r r Pl su·o, 1•inJ~end.ent , \"'ill be 'l__'.)le.:-.see. to ta::e you -=-l"•ounc eno. shoY! you e.nyti.1inb ~-ou c.esire Jco see. The bes •i; nc.y for you to r::o frou St. Louis is over t~:.e Il:!.ino is i::cr.1inP.l . Tney r,... ve r. tr2in tha.t let-.ves St. Louis c?.t 8 : '.::0 in t~e mornins , a rrivin; Gilles:_Jie at 1 0 : 10 A.~ . . Go c.i:::.•ect to our office \':hicr:. is 1t\!O iJl oc~s north of ·tJ...e Illinois Terr:1inal station. Lr. ,iilcox \'!ill be \:ai tin~ to ta:=.e you nherever you Y.'ish to 6 0. You c e.n return to St. Louis leE-vins Gilles:Jie ~t eitl.er 2:10 or 4:40 in the afternoon. I f you are sure you will be there on .1.ovem-oer 2 r-n6. \'ill &o out on the 8 : 40 train , I su;ge st you r,T ite to ~ : • . 'Jilcox 6..irect at Gillespie pno. he \'ill ue very _laci.1 to nee t you r.•i th his car on ~,rour ar:i:•iVP.l ".t Gilles7>ie. I u sendint hi~ a copy of this letter. 0 '.li th very best \'Jishes e.n6. ho~)inr to see you soon, Yours ve'l.'Y t1•u.J.!r , J£j f-2.L.,. FS:?- GB �( Rock Springs - October 30, 193? :ELlgen e McAuli f f e: j J'• The McNally :people telephoned Mr. Swann Thursday and told him they would be un a ble to g et their bid for the D. O. Clark Mine ti ~ple here until ~fovember 3rd. that would be sati s factory. I have told them I h a ve al so told the 1i cNally p eo p le that they should mail the bid and not bring it to Rock Sp ri ng @. So far, the Link-Belt and Allen & Garcia people have no t ask ed for an extension. �- ____ C -~·- ...,•·1· .,, ,'J Oo I .I -- �( OrJrtn.aJ Sfgna<I EUGENE McAULlFFE [; f r_· 4qo. 342 _ .,. ,,,. - �ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY WM. VON MEOING, SECRETARY I.. VON PERBANOT, TREASURER CONSULTING & CONSTRUCTING ENGlNEERS ,<;{ D~ PHONI! HARRISON 2472 McCORMICK BUILDING 332 S . MICH I GAN AVE . CHICAGO ( Oct. 30th, 19370 ii.'.r f . Eugene Mc-=-~uliffe, Presid ent r:i:he Union Pacific Coa.l Co ., ' 1416 Dodf e Street, .,·t Omaha, Eebraska. I ! Dear l.~. l~cAuliffe: During our l a st conference in connection with the coa l tip1,J le and be lt conveyor system for s uperior, Wyoming, it v-1c::1s req_uested that. bids be submi tted on November 1st. ':, e h ave cam.pleted our gathering of d c::l.ta governing our prop os e l a nd expect to h ave it ready for fonnal submission so that we vJill be c1.ble to ma il it not later than Tuesday. i-:-\'Y Trusting that this will be satisfa ctory and that it will not seriously inconvenience y ou , "!Ie beg to reraain, Yours very truly , Jl..LLEi~ L"JP : EL I I I I I �~r. :::' . s. :,i'c.:.ilc1:, :.?rcoiclcn t • tt.:_,c:-io:· Cori!. CoD.t.>c.nY (00 \ c, ·t:. __c,{~ipon < tree ·;,; ChicoL:o, :-: 11::.noj. a \,oul ..: li::e ·~o vl ;-i ·i; your llOtJ Link-Bolt 'tont._:3?1cey Comity on ?ucodciY, :-:o'v.J::-t'..>e'.!." 't:no. . :!:> you u::..rc nc..!:i:lt. Jo·1.:.. .-.1.:\_l~l·l.ntc:icc:1t t o l t.. t _:c loo 1: ·c:..: c t.i .Y.t.>lc ove:. . .'bot ! ·.i. ch i>artic'1101·ly to i ti •)plc in in,-outi :. tc .i.i: -~he I.i!ll,... Bcl t type of uci-cc·.• .J, j nc J. -,,;"'ul"' _>cxh:.._.,:J lilrn ~~~ oeo youi· nc•.: Jcff,j.•~; ti_,Jl c , ul :;o . hinul y o.clvioo me at Ootib.u , i i' t:1iG ,.ill be tu..ti~:f~ ctol'Y 'to you . ,inc ercly yours. Orlirinn\ S\~cd: EU~s:1:: r::c.~.~i.i:=FE ��l t ? 0 �r:~-. :J. C . I:0:.-.-..10 CZ11c Jef~cy i::.:.nufcc·::uri ug Co1',9<-'.11Y ~n1eut w Crc.nnc~ :.::.rl.l~in:; ~~jve~, Colo~uco 7. :.U."'!:: c ... :.>Y o~ ;you= !.ette:;.· er cctob~ 25th acl~e.;.scd ue ::i.·:. Or,16l~ . t,:, :::.t.__·· 6.:..:::1~ .... dnB -~no nuttc:: ,Ii th ::1:. 1 _ ryde -;;i.lic :l!l>;.•.1in , x:2 aw c.:;::-ce • '..:l::.t ';l:c::-e i s no neceLai ty '.;o:r ..:r, Burne a0• s pe:,sonc.ll:T 1n:-:.n..;111G hi o :,_,:<o po si tio n to i~o cl: s _;:..'i.w; o • l cc ·l; ' :: .:<> ul.~ 1)1' the.t yo l\ :.Ol tl." :-o u ti" !oi Ci! ue have ~· -'1'-'cs·:_::. '.:=.c o t c?: c:,o:,,<llli cc to £ olb t. , i • c • , :,e:,C:. ;JO u:,: uc-o;, m. -,~on , 5. fu rD.1 C.! J'Jl c::icn t o;:y oat t e.- , 'oo us "-t 3o'"' SJ:t1.UG"• c. del:>Y of ·~o o:,.' = ee dcYS not c:1uuin:i; us cny l l c::"" ;;: l O T S C -:; e:nbcr::a.30en·-;:.. A'f✓:.c:· ::_-c. P-.:yd.e uireo oe tnnt cl.1 :?ot:r -:,::.ds c:-e ,.,ecci ved, '.i: ·.:ill ,:etura to 3oc1' o>,.sings , en<- ,.e -.5.ll c ttecrot to ,:Jlclyze anoe ; t11erco.:'."ter callinG on ti>e re:;,:r,.,sm teti ve Oz O the s.ccceenful ;,1 lido,: b ocet us \1i th :r ei erai cc to c:.ct::i 1 a f ti1c ron t:rcct, e·<c . J,POne o tner tbinGO I c:n looting in t.o i a the cc s t of tllc socuri ty bond • Ii' sa:.t<' bec0'"'1Cs unC.·.ily high, , c ,:,.,,y Uecire to ~.:,rk out o. pcrsonc.l bond , cu.cl:. :.,s !:.co been c;1. ven uo by t,.c o i :l'icere of the UtlW Conot:·uotio,. Ccu.>Cll.\' on e con tr o.c un t.in e; to mo r c tb.aU a quo.: ter cli llion (lg:ne.r". i ; = Ii' bidD rece.ived ~e r:3-a.~V<?l-Y close. ue, of course 6 ' m,-,y ·;,i. eh to ee t,-;:, o r more <>f tne oi dv e:., o ' c· e.9r eoe::i t a ti., e but I do no t 6 m. :,l. to be " .il!a'ty to ei:i:11c.ue11 t :: tiles t ui n c ~ •e prices except ns reqlllred by ch,JJlc;ea in tll,; <!dui:!.e of the g con ctructi on • ------- Youi·s ver:1 t uly . �Rock Springs - October 25, 1937 sugene McAuliffe: Yours of October 23rd: When the bids have been made a nd the contract awarded, we wi ll give the name of the successful bidder to the Steams- Roger :Manufacturi ng Comp any. �THE JEFFREY MANlUlFACTURING Co. t:STADl. 1/IIIF.O 18H COAL MINING MACIDNERY. ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES, CHAJNS. CONVEYING AND CRUSHING MACHINERY DENVER.COLORADO October 25, 1937 Mr. Eugene Mc Auliffe, President, The Onion Pacific Coal Co., Omaha, Nebraska Dear Sir: In connection uith propo sals for the D.o. Clark Mine at Superior, \'!yoming on r1hich it r:us requested that ue submit proposals and have them in your hands a t Rock Springs, 17yoming November 1st, I am just in receipt of a telegram from filr. t'. F. Barnes, f.Janager, Coal. Preparation Division, nhich message I am inclosing, expre~sing the inability of the Jeffrey Mfg. Company to have their proposition ready to submit to you until November 5rd. As indicated in the telegram, Ur. Barnes is persona.lly coming to Rocle Springs to present our proposition and 1.tl11. arrive on Train 49 at Green River at ll:40 A.U. l!ovember 3rd, and I uil.l meet him there and bring him to Rock Springs, TThere he will be able to present our proposal t o you on that date. ffirl.J.e I regret his delay for the two days beyond the time limit you have established, I am, of course, without any information as to its cause other than. as 7ontain~ i~ the tel?gram 1:111d I am f~llov.ri.ng instructions from my Home Office in acquainting you WJ. th this fact, m. th the sincere hop that this slight delay will not be the source of any inconvenience or annoye to your company. Copies of this letter are being fonrarded to Mr. George and to f.ir. c. Swan. p:;~: Yours very truly, ECH:GCP THE~EFF~J1'~TNG CO Per . . Cr'~· C. C. to Mr. G. Pryde Mr . C. Swan ----- �This Is a full rate Totog11m, Cabto1ram or Radloaram unless otherwise Indicated bt signal In the check or In tho address. DL NL NM LCO ?.LT I ·' 19 SER DAY LETTER NIGHT LETTER NIGHT MESSAGE DEFERREO CABLE NIGH1'CABL£ LETTER RADIOGRAM 1937 OCT PJ COLUMBUS OH to 25 330P 25 PM 2 19 EC HORN E MACHINE.R.Y CO E C HORNE 315 ERNEST & CRANMER BLDG DENVER ARRf V tNG GREENRtVER 11:40 AM ON FORTY NtNEo NOVEMBEH THJRDo WfLL You ADV t SE UNtON PACtFfC UNABLE PRESENT PROPOSfTtON BEFORE THEN J EFFREY MFG CO W F BARN ES. • .,.._....., p;i~ J~- • oc1 i o,9s1 : ., ..~ ..... .cp , ~,- - ~ --=------------ �COFY TO MR. EO GENE MC A0LIFFE, .FRESIDENT , ONION PACIFIC COAL CO. THE jlEIFlFRlEY MANlUlFACTUR][N"G <Co ESTA13LIS Nl!D 18 77 • COAL MINING MACHlNERY, ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES CHAINS, CONVEYING AND CRUSHING MACHJNEJrr DENVER,COLORADO @ October 25, 1957 Mr. G.. s. Ja.xon, Engineer., Coal Prep .. DivisionJ! Link-Be-1t Compeny, 500 'l/?est Pershing Road, Chi-cago ,- Illinois Dear Sir: 'iie Gish to aelmord.cuge receipt of your Tetter 'Sot this office of October ~0th, rd. th a quotation to the J ef~rey t1anufacturing Compfl.ny cu l - ti..?ik BGJ.t Patented ttllurr-.111 Screen Drive Suspended Platform,- to-get.her d th your blueprint !fo., CE-25797, nll a s- rec-!.u ested by l:!1."'. s11~en9 Mc .11u1.iffe, President, Onion Pacific C~al Compaey-o This in.formation together d.th your quotation and b:Luenrint has been forwarded to our principals to be incorporated in t.lif§ prQposal they are prepe..a.~ng to subm:i·lJ. to the Union :Paci:f'i·c Coal .½>!:lP.cm.Y ~ and ~e appreciate your quotation and the receipt of thi~ ini"ormation. Yours very truly, ECR:GCP Copie;J sent to: Itil.~. Eugene file Aulif'f'e - Ol!laha !Jr. G. B. Pryde, P.oak Springs Mr. c. B. Swann, Rock Springs Mr. w. F • . Barnes,. Co:LUIDbuS ,EXECUTIVE OFFICES AND WORKS LOCATED AT COLUMBUS, OlllO -IHI �Pryde: Oma~u - October 23 9 19370 L1r o Col e of tr.a Stoa,:,a,.., Rogo>:>D Comp2ny called todnyo I p~oim.sed t o mont i on hie 2irn to the ~uccosoful t.H:'1:i;rao·bor for ·tm Do O o Cl ark 'fl-1.pplo o .4t; tho samo i;:lm9 \73 ohou.ld g:lve the 11am3 of' 'ifuo ou.ocoGcful eont,:,actor 'i;o ,§·;;oarno 11ogorso �/J("BEiL'Tr t@~~&~V ~ ENGINEERING PLANTS; CHICAGO, PHI LADELPHIA, SAN FRANC ISCO, TORONTO. ATLANTA CHA I N FACTORIES ANO MALLEABLE FOUNDRIES: INOIANAPOLIS -' },_':~) ~-" ~-.t - ·11 :..i :; • 1 ~1 c. .. ' i::..:.:_,.) ~::!.n:,. ~ ._ : ,, ::.~1 ere :..,tJ~; t.l:,~ .C\.:O "P 11 I ~--~,, ~, -·~-- - f' .... _ ._. ...., --.- ~ ·-~•.!\ r•c•:1.. ~< - l...., .... C, .,,.,. ,,• ~_,..,:_\; J \ ; . . ' , , _,, "O'l ' 'j'•t" ~ .,·; t.J ~"' C /\ ......•v ..~·1 .•~~"--""• -- ~ "--":J ;1_-::_ <" C._ ;_;..~.:; S C 1:/ -!1 ~~ 0 "'" ):·c ~.. ~-~r.,/~ • ~ , ~ ..,-,,.., .... _.,_.... .. - .__ ,.. . ,.: ., ~ ' " f""r • - r •. Ji i.)4 ~:::~!~'[ L ~{ - ! :::__ :J ,j,.. : ..... . ,... ~:.: ..: . ..1 .; .:.to~:' -,1 :_•c:~ ~ ~ 1.:..:•2~,:. !.. h:~:~ 1 _:•~ ( :5. , - ~•• 1.;.,.... " : - ., .. ~.. . _ :' , , ..... .. ~ . . .. '\--.. " ~ .1~,~ -~ .; "l ·:...• 1 C ,..,, ... .-. -~-.,-~~ ... .,. ..,,..., • 2<::.] . ..;.O o.: V ; 1: - _, Ct: -- l \.·-.: i~~ ~ r; :r O] . .. .... .... - \., l'~"': it: ~ .. 1.\~:~ -~· ,;:_ ::ct; le ... -~ - ..,.,1 # ... iO \ - ._.:, -. 1 4j.. : , :, - '",... ,_.. ,,..._ . , .. ....,i-' ~ - · - - ·· ._., ... - \I ( O""!:='!t c:::. ~: t"'.l\...:! C 1 ----- - • I ,:r..l~ .......: : . : <, ~ : ·:;:.~. ':: u:. lL .:·.:. ., t~:o :1: ...-0 ~~:c:.~ ... o :~ti:: LJ"' 4.,~__._.,, . 4 00 .3•. , - - · �.g£t.T COMPANY .!!-- SHEET No., D ATE .. CONTINUATION OF LETTER TO .o .. �"'• : ' (l .. '-'·'-•· 1 " u,~. !.l ~_; .. ' ~•..... .. ~t \• "11 1: tl.,,:it', v. ,.. �', \I \ ' , ~ \ \ I \ \ \ \' \. . .. J\ I . .1 ,I r. . .. �~.. fij!~ [Llf ~@~~£~11 ~ ENGINEERING PlANTS: CHICAGO, PHllAOELPHIA. SAN FRANCISCO, TORONTO. ATLANTA ~ C~AI~ FACTORIES AND MALLEABLE FOUNDRIES: IND I ANAPOLIS -300 W. PERSR I NG···ROAD (THIRTY-NINTH St) CHICAGO .- :> .,c • '._·:!. .. \ ·' :) .. t"" ...., " , ..._ .; • ... . ...,,,.-.... •~ .. .,--- l.;_. V;i. ' - -- · 0 ..:.. _': ~ - .!--=.-~ t ·- 1:.. ~!:_1 _L) ..,;~;; ::21 (.. ~ .. .: l 12 _, :-t ,~:· 1.L ·,.;Ct t,.:,..,;y! ,::c;-·:~~-.., ,it> Lo : .. , ~ ~. ~ , . " \ ~ - _•• '"- ..,. # .. ~ .:.c _· ;;_ 0 ._... . .J0 i. \ .,._: . ;..~!o ; .. c~ c~:i .:·s. c :_· ·c: , ..... :~ .:;.:i-..; . . :o .. ,, .. ... ~.JQ;:' o::\: i ')-!•·1r,,· '-''-....... - ,~ • t.... f,..£o-• •' •• (L... J :?."'::: �G-0•,i ,L . ~• -) • ~(~? .~ ,..._~~~] ' .e l_:', i) 7'\~l - ·n .... ..~ '-- " ...., .::• t<)O '~!.c ~ I I .. :.:...~:1,_t'.. I .1 .. . 1 - .. ,. -0..:Ii:•(.(.::_,: ··1, ~ "4c:.. ::./ ~.01· �THE jIBFlFRJEY MANlUJFACTURlING Co f:STAfiLI.Slll~I) 1~'"17 • COAL MINING MAClflNERY, ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES CHAINS, CO NVEYING ANO CRUSHING MACHINERy' E. C . HORNC: ,;,u.SS REl'RESENT,\TlVE . ,iNCST ~ CRANMER BUILDING DENVER,COLORADO @) October 18, 1957 The Union Facific Coal Compaey, Mr. Eugene Mc Auliffe, President, Omaha, Nebr aska Dear Sir: We Vlish to acknowledge and thank you for your letter of October 14th, advi sing us that the Link- Belt Mfg. Co. will enter into an arrangement r.ri.th the J effrey ~lanufacturing Company, which wi ll permit them to use the particular type of Shaker Screen Drive which your Engineers have speci fied , as being desirable for the tipple installation at Superior. / This information is being relaid to our principals at Columqus, Ohio and in accordance with this arrangement, we w.i1l subrµ t that type of screen drive in t he proposal, which \'re under/ n d is to be sent t o Rock Springs, VJyoming by November 1st. The writer and Mr .. W. F. Barnes, Manager, of our Coal Preparation Division, vtlll be a t Rock Springs on November 1 s t, available for any qu estions or consultation that may be desirable in connection with the proposal from the Jeffrey Manufacturing Company, which will be s ubmitt ed on that date. Yours very truly, THE J EFFREY ~WlUFACTURING CO., ECH:GCP Per Pryde Rocif Springs C. C. to Mr. G. rAr. W. F. Barnes - Columbus B_e.~ EXECUTIVE OPJIICES AND WORKS LOCAI'l!D AT COLUMBUS, OHIO ----- �!P "' nm.-:.x,on. R o Tiob0x>i;s 9 PE°@ □ id.ant 0 :1.Jb D~~s a:.1d Scbn0:?0 z:- Co!:!p~'1V l) •..2igl 0y 1Jv..il d i n a 9 .. ".J::1ro o.g o O Z1li..~o :le <> 1 Sineor-o l y yom::s !) I • I i I ,,i f ~ �Omru1a t o Qtmto Q Ootobor 18 i> 1937 o �.lEN<GThTJEJEJmt§I ~~ <D®NTJmA<C'F®Jfil@ WRIGLEY D UILDING .o,msSALLOOMMID,'lCAUO"NS .Ill TO 111}: COMP.A1''Y 11i"ITllrnTiirr, A\ fl/", 111\ \.l!J.Llll.lUll ~"'1.JJ''-U.11 1 __Jlt__ SPEC I ALTl ES COAL MIN ING P LANTS COAL CLEANING PLANTS COALING STATIONS CINDER HANDLI N G P LANTS ROTARY CAA DUMPERS C=5 - I J ' E::.l c.-.oLc •ooAcss"RANDS" v; ,U:PLY PLEASE Rl'.P.&R TO W&".TC.11\N U"'ION coot:. '7BR October 12, 1937 Mr. Eugene llc..~uliffe, Preo•• The Union Pacific Coal Co., 1416 Dodga Street. ODk"\ba, Neb. Dear llr llc.Auliffo: 0 At our conference this morning, et uhich time ue discussed very fully the matter of bidding on your proposed ne\'1 Mim11g•P1ant at Superior lline, it uae conc luded toot it uould not be advantageouo for either our company or youra for us to try to present a proposition. I thi.Dk this decision uae the best one for both our companies. Ue are therefore returning to you your plans, specifications and Proposal Form. rfe \7ish to eJE:press our very great appreciation for all the courtesies extended to us and t o ~ we enjoyed the conferences notwithstanding final decision that 1 t was not beneficial. :£or ua to submit a proposal. Yours �.. ,,. .1) I ('l ' ' -r l .. ,/,• . .J • . ., c.:.. . ..... , .,. �j I r,,,., /. ... ( .,. a .....,_ _.,,.. ... . I I ' j-( I I .,. - ) , ; ... ~--'1 ...., J -- I•l '· 'I I -, '- / ,; ;, 'I ~ I / , / .,, I ' I l ·O'; ~ .,..,__ / I ,. I .. ·>· '. ( • '1 . J ...:J �:.:JE t&TI Olf l? ACI FI C .fll\ID CO AL COr.:11?ANY CO AL Til'>PI.,]] Blilti l CONVEYOR SYS T~ D. 0. Clal'k Uine, Supel'iol', \iyoming I llFOm.1.f>, '1.11 Ot! O:tT COJii CHJ~ TJi: Gx-een i~ ver sand and gxavel ao p0J..' spccificEt.ti on . l. C! ....... u ~ , ,., '\1 . 80 .t' '\"'I e r "·v.> n .,.,. ;;,::::,... .!. .o . b . cars, Sup erioi·. 3. CCDcTc, to .9s per sack i n c~·loc.d lots , f . o.b , Superior . 1. :ot2c:.. et~ .Zoo ·i;int:;s io:r Co11veyor s t rv..ct7.U'O Uilc:.c!'o,....·ou::.1d , t:37. 50 p er cubic ye.rd c:,upl c·i;e i:ii 2. plc.ce. Conc::..·ete bi ns at loau.ng stations, also cubst1·ucture fo-x car feeders and t-rip nclrers, .,s.tl .10 ~Jef ou'b'l c ya1·d, complete i n place. Reini'orcing steel [.;O .076 per lb . com:91 ete i n plc.ce. Coc.l 1l"i 1Jple Concrete: 1. Concrete piers for tipple end drt vc hous e for conveyo:r at Diuc l'.JOUth, .:.,22.00 per cubic ya.rd complete i n plo.ce. Reinforcing oteel (lo .0?5 per lb. complete in place. 2. aeinforced conc~ete floors in tip1>le and conveyor gallery, :.;o. 45 per sq. ft. complete in place, including reinforcing steel . �THE UNIOM Pli CIFIC COJ\L CO ESTit!I\TE i'OR Bfl,T con~hltt D. o. CL!.RK mm~ ~ SUPERIOR, ,JYotJI?JG }1ntg ~ S ,120.0, Coot .A,dd ?.O~ $9.00/' in plaoo ¢46,080.00 610 3. f,141 Raturn Idlcro, 611 d io.rno·~or JGo Heavy- Duty ~.c. Idloro! 6" d i e~etor 4. S. .~162 Sol£'- : l!gtt..i!~g Idlci'o, 6" di on~ot er 7. 24 11 x 51 r,. , Co !. Fulloy., Tail Snub 11 20,008.00 162 19 .00 e i:i•• 2,;66.10 12 90 . 00 (!9. . 864.00 50 88 .00 ~ . 3,;20.00 3 68.00 c~. 163.20 822.40 4 CJ. 16 n 51 F., C. 1. Full~r, Snub 11 113.60 1 4 3?.2S0 C'..\ . 4 572.00 c :1 . 8 ~,o.oo e:-.. 13. 3 1;/1611 i.if!id : ::.:1lo\7 Elockt'l. :13r.o 10 16.00 OC. • 3 7/16'' Bi~l<l Fillo:1 Blocko, ·:1300 8 13 .00 ~- 10. 3011 x ;111 !-'. , C. 1 o f'ull oy9 P.ec.d Snub 12. 5 l.S/16" Boller Ec~rin::; Pillot1 Dlocko, P6CO 14. 30• 17. 3 1/16 c. n. m,.:1 rt 1,830.40 2,aao.00 83.20 s,o.oo 0.20/l 1,2;0.~ 760,~ 11 1,032.00 128.00 24' 16. 3 1,;/16 11 c.n. shift 1,984.00 620.00 a.. 4 11 ~ 2,>.00 o.ro/,~~ 1;2.00 0.20/¥ 74.90 18. ~ -" ~:1£ei:, CoJ.lta~o 0 28.80 19. 3 1S/1G'°f:-:foty Co11e rc 10 19.20 8 768.00 3 7/16 ° E:- roty Col!...ro 20. 21. Flexi blo Gou:-,1:tnr.;o, '!'yi~o ft...14 Her rin: bono _p.::cd !;e::tlucor , Typo 0-18 22. 21. .c. ~.ri n1 -·ct 'tht"Uator Brohe , Comp1ete •• ~2.- ~ :.~-- • r ~~ '1\o!t• , b,f:\.t>, "P'l.oe -:-,-t••'1. 26. Concrsto 2'1. ficci.. roe: t inr, Feeders ( ',ithout r otor) 28. Ce r Feeoero ( ·-:1thout I!oto r) 2' . Trip 'JJ.kera ( ,:ithout rotor) B 4 24 480• 120.00 C!\• 10,560.00 3,300.00 ~- ;60.00 1'15 .oo 8~• U4.00 '1 .,o 1]$.20- s,,,o.oo 0.20/• ,o.oo l7S c:'l 2 ,sa.oo 1,,20.00 2 ,,,.oo 1,100.00 1,320.00 3,240.00 3,s,0.00 1,9,0.00 2,390.00 600.00 )00•00 19,400.CO 0.10 30. Get.U.ns; Rotnry Dumpe 31. C'\i-uot'llrnl 6'\•l 32. Din&• 11.es;aeU.c Pu11-, 31° ft-'P.. P . Tran•• fol' Vagn.tlc Plal.1-, ,,ssc.oo ns.oo s,oos.oo 6) 2 forr.lrd .so $13'1, 284.S0 �THE UNION PtiCIFIC COAL COMP,l\.!IJY ESTI MA.TE FOR CO!\L TIPPLE D. 0. CLARK l'~INE SUPffiIOR, WYOrJING - Coot Jldd 20-t Rn.t a .50 1,420.00 710.00 .14 476.00 1,;60J .16 249 .60 3 '_,,r.oo't,,. .145 ,01.,0 airo<l ;,, 6. Uppor ~croon 0 127.50 IJ 17,,oooJ .10 1 , 700.00 17 .ooo// . 10 1 , 700 .00 .20 1,280.00 2,200 .00 9 • Drive Dchino~y 62;.oo 1 800 1' ' .237 426.oo IC 12. 2 nut Ficldng 'fs.blos .237 1 ,370 .00 13. Lump Picking. 'l'cblo . 237 426. 00 .20 2;6 .00 14. l 3 l;'/l6't 1t 33' 8 1/2° C.R. $ . thuft 30 l..:o D 1; 1;. 9 3 1;/16 11 1 280;; 950'1 !Jk"Oek0i' DoariagG $ $216. 00 840.00 l, 280,:1 11. ' a Oroou ~:ct.do r nd I:<:c . Boas 18. l 19,;.oo • 20 11.00 195'! 3 15/1~•1 Coupling 216.00 100..~1 ) ) 300.00 3·00?• )) -2~600:? ) 900,1 17 ,400,'.~ 24. 2 l.ft..'-4 .:1-:...,:; !.OX r.oam 1:oiato , 25. 2 l.0-H.?. \ otora 9 11~ R.F.111.. 2b. 2 Db ~pooo Reencens 750.co B,ooo't 21. 2 Griffith t onding Chutes 28. 9 :Jt , ir Tre!.d■, 10•• x 2' 0 " 29. 1.10 StPir Tree.de 30. 651 tiq. Ft.. 1 1/4" x 3/1'" noor Cl'tl.t:lng 31.. 4,510 Sq. ft . 1'Doft11g, !f22 Ga . Corr. S'tee1, .s-.400 Sq . Ft. Croao 32. 5.180 Sq. ft. SS.di.11&, I M 0... Corr. stee1, T, 711!'20 uuq. n. 01"0■& 2,088.00 .12 6;0.00 1,220.co 610.00 1 7co 340.00 1 2. ::0 9 242.00 32;.so s,-100 .. rt• 1 ,~so sq• I 28O. e.0 I 391.M 1.86s.r.o 3,130 Sq. ft • • 4" Reidon.s Conerrie noo1't.ag ll'or,n:.rd ¢11,327 .74 �- 2 -- - List ~ Bro~ht torocrd 34, 5tructuro.1 Stoel Cost ~ -~Q .114« 20~ ~17,327074 .09 206 . 400 •00'.,,! 0 Cost 4,970.00 18,..5"76.00 3.5'• l 1:J22 Stoel ~i3.oh~ l ti" X 20" :ttno ·. Do S . ':iire G1D,OS ~ Cle3r 36. ; f 32 Steel Sn.0h~ 14" lt 20'* Lio .. ~. s. ..lir e Gla sri, Clear 103 .00 37. 1) ' /\31 at0cl fi~n!-1 lt~n Jt 20 't l.;to .. i D. So ,lire Clln.:JEl , Cler ,: 40 .,0 4 1, 75/Sq' 13050 28.50 103.00 1,220 . 00 49, 335 Li n. Fi o Double 1 1/4 ·• f'i)c D..ndi': i l ,SOo 380 3cl o F~ . f.C:!h l~c.roo, C:. rnplo 0 1-.,0/Sq' 2'/0. C0 .0,2 16.00 .0.,2 13.00 .0,2 21 . 00 23.00 2,;01 .oo 2a000.00; .08 160.00 4,000.00.1 .08 320.00 1. 00 140.00 .10 2J4.SO ? 9)457 38.00 2!,0oCO 2,.00 2,;.00 .20 sa.oo . 20 1soo.oo .20 900.00 300.00 - 1,607.00 5'l• 20-1-1. r> . 1.•o tor, 1160 R. ? . B. l. 400. 00 9~890000 - sco.oo ¢610.00 637_:J 2 21.00 3 7/lG ! , P.H. t Go.riea l,5'00 61. r~chinor.v 62. l ~ut ~tecl Oror S8T, 2DP, 29"P.D. 63. l Cut ~tGel finion, 16T, 2DF, 8 11 P .D. 64. 4 l1procketa, 6T, for 998 Cooin 65. 2 Stro:nd.e 998 Chain, 80' each 66. 106 $22 A'ttachmenta 3,.00 sso.oo . 20 90.00 2, 900-"o 112.20 32.1, 1 , 720 .oo 1,632 1,212 48S.oo 62.00 .zo 310.00 (,O. 4,8a> ..oo 1,186.80 .12 .56. l'ixin::: Conveyor G'G$Ol 180.oo 32C),OO - f O l"lna1 rd 256.00 320.00 , oo.oo 212.00 26.00 110. 00 ~17,327.74 $31,,s1 .. ao �-Itom - I,ist Brought Foroo.rd 6f. 2 2 lS/16" D.S. T::!ko-upe 68. 1 2 lS/16" Flex. Coupling 69. Chutes to Locdine Booo 70. Chute t o Refuse Couvoyo:r 71. Structuro.1 ~~tcc'J l'oi' :lefuoc Conveyor 10-t~.r, .. _:o-~o~. 860 n. :>ot.'.. l "{2. - no.t o Coot ~dd 2Qt ¢11,327. 74 $37,751.80 58.00 46- 70 13.50 11.00 l,690.00 338.00 190.00 38.00 15,800.00 3, 160. 00 .20 270. 00 540.00 890 .. 00 7 20.00 Couplin~ rm ~Cl8 R 17. 20 13.00 1S. l CoU!J11~:, R12 65.00 48.60 76. 2 3 l;,/16° f~. F .B. ',iOf"ioo 1500 48.oo 36.00 '17 • 4 Sp%'ochcto 1or 678 Chain, 5T 112.00 84 . 00 1.10 140.80 198.00 149 .oo 74 . 1 78 . lf.O S22 t: ttuck:1cnto 79• 2 3 7/16n D. S. %:lrn-upo, 12° 80. t!nchincry 81. t$ 2 15/16° G.1. t1prockots, 6T, 15.46 :?.D. f op / 453 Chtln 68 .oc S4.SO 82. 4 2 15/16" G.l. ;:;proc!tets, 4T, l0o4, ? .D. for /;458 Ch,.,in ,2.co 41.70 83. Steol !Jaco :t'or r:otor und Reduc0r 221.60 . 20 1 .100.00 320. .20 64.oo 10,000 .09 900.00 .18 64.So 32.00 soo.oo 87 . l:.lcctricnl C:o;-itl?ol, 1-!uoh nutton Pcn1el o 68. 3,6oo.oo ::lcctrlc::.1 C-,onfu:1:GrJ, etc. CJO. 4 2 l.5/1.6'' . • P • • ~cries 1500 .,'l,.. 2. 2. 'l.5/1..(." "Fl.e1. Coup. 'RC 8018 R 92. 2 l l/8• 1 Flex. Coup. RO 5016 R 93• 4 t 16 Stylo -'/ Tetke-up, 2 15/16" Diameter 94. 4 Strc.ndo u456 Chain, 87• O" En. 9S• 132 1'.22 Flight J\tteohlneate C)6. l. 1-t,ftl ?.'cohiaery 90.00 . 20 450.00 28.80 23.oo 56.20 4.5'.oo 21 . .,0 80.00 100.cO 316.oo 82 .00 424.oo 2,120-00 360.00 ,a. ,,. .10 2,0.00 Z'l.eel. for ::itf\irwc.y ■ ('l'o Crowd ) J'.ngS.uering ond. Con\1:agenalea, 10 per oera'\ ---- - T,o,,.oo rr,o,6. 29 - �- 2 - It2m Cost l,iet Add, 2Q$ Brought r~orvnrd e131, 284.so 34~ 12,-H.P. Drive roto~s 35. 12;- H.?. Drive ~tr.:rtox-0 3 6. 125-n. '.1" 0 .Qui TL"~ nof'Oi'!'"Gi'O 4 02,8,;5.oo 4 1,119.00 4 180 . 00 37 .. Co.r Focd0r, ':'rip rc1rnr u.nd Pl ato Feeder !:oto ro 12,.5'62.00 4,923.60 871.20 1 0 460.00 1 , 606.00 1,;80.00 1,138.00 38. Co.r Fcctlor~ Tri~ : d :or end Plato Feeder StartcrG 3<J. cre.r 'f.'oci10l." 11 '7x-:.l 1, ~·~oi' m1d Plato 1:s0edor Push Butt.on Conti-ol 36.00 39 .60 40 . li..'ltorl.ocr;:1.ns i"ucl\ Dutton Conv0yor C-ontrolo 200.00 220.00 6,0.,0.00 4 2. 1.36; .oo 220-vol·t Cn'blo~ •.irin!:', etc., fot" Loadi t:'l:' StLtiono $166,659.90 16, 665'.99 RF. 0 1\.P I TtJL A '.i'ICL!J ltm t Coot Eo • - M7 ,900 .00 _Threo-Trock Conl Tipple Belt Convoyor Systc:!l TCT/\L E:ati l'&'ted co st OVe 'l"-TUnG r •• 'F.'E. 30 per - 183.300.00_ c ent, •luc to ~nqreuo e u1,20Q•00$20l,200.oo -"' l,abOf• t ri,o.1B e.nui n nil e """ iOd r 1i0ur -to lll so c}mnr:itlf caxi01ta cepaci ty of opcreticm fror. 700 toY\6 t>• per hour. ~60,000·00 �(J --- ., �.., -..; '1 C'.". ... ... ...1-(l, ""~"' ";) ....,....-<\~ --o i ..,,... -. -- �U:1:!.o ;1 L en[:;l!e Club c:.::.1. CD.GO q 1 lllno i s •..-ill ;:,~2;u ldndly ::ceei:-ve o.. conference roow. 1 "...1th t ubl e n t'l'Hi ch::tl:.<: c : •,'h.~ 2- ca9c.ci ·c,y of :fif t e0n , ::or ::·. i~ieatlnc _'i., J .f . :.!. : 1..:ni.H1o..y , Oct."lbm: 11th. 1 have :::,me 0ne;:L.1esrinc; .):::oblem...3 to tliocn ss , and \Iuuld c.:}.i..::.~oc:le.te 2;J}.f!.e tc.i>le J.~oum. :i.·or. blue __il'in t :::i: e -'Gc. Al~ p p l eaGO &"CSCl' 't'e Z'OOO G fox ~r:r . I. n. Bc.yleos , :ir. ::. G. Mvinos'i:on o.~1d rrwoelf , aXTiving V _!\.. -· , ,.Toh'l t~G.Y , ·~:1.e ele...-. ~·,1 t h ,oiJliLd.k1g Yourc VC"i:Y "GI'W.jt t Orl'!i11~.l Si:cy,cd: EC2:::r~ r-.:\;;l·~~::=rt ---:-:::::=- - - ---- --- - ------e-:- �TH1E jlElFFIRJEY ~lQfACTURJING Co. COAL M INING MACHJNERY, ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES CHAINS, CONVEYING AND CRUSHING MACHINEIN DENVER,COLORADO ! . CHO RN E ,,,.u;s R£PRliSE.~"L\TIVE QID ,.,,,sr 5 CRANMER BUILDING October 5, 1957 Mro Eugene Mc Auliffe, President, The Onion Pacific Coal Compaey, Omaha, Nebraska Dear Sir: We wish to acknowledge receipt of your recent let ter and in appreciation of the invitation to attend meeting with yourself and your Engineers vti.th interested bidders on this contract for the D. O. Clark Mine, the Jeffrey Manufacturing Company will be represented at that meetin~y Mr. W. F. Barnes, Manager, Coal Preparation Division, Columbus,_))hio and !Ur. E. c. Horne of the Denver office. / Yours very truly, GCP / fi_e_ _c?~ EXECUTIVE OPPJCES AND WORKS LOCAl'ED AT COLUMBUS, OHIO �Rock Springs -✓CY'ctober 1, 19 37 . ,Eugene I1cAul i ff e : jJ • I have your l e tter of Sep tember 29th , y: i th co py of yotlI' letter to t he contracto rs ,,,r.D have be en asked to bi d on / the D. 0. Clar k }Kin e ti ppl e.,. and c onveyo r sys tem, and it is ~ en ti 1' e ly sa ti sf ac to ry / / me . I n a c cordanc e v:i th rny tm de rs tana in g r,ith you, I am atta c ::a.n g herewith co py of l et ter I have v1ritten I order to gi v,,, thought it 'l:vell to n ri te h i m no r, , in time to make preparations. of any cha.n1se in the <iate' l \'!ill c-"i"e h i lll . I n the· event �October 1 o 193 7 llr. 't . A. Evans 132G ',iiunomnc Avenue C!licu,:)o, !11inoifil '" . 15.r . Iic/\u.liffe p l ans to b_e in Ch i cago , I l l~no:is, a t oc to be!' 11th, f.or t!ie _Jlu:_.>one o f i n t exvi e,·ri.ng the con t rac tors (:.md en t ering into -~ Lc,;ncx-al cti0cu s3i on of the l) l ~n oen t oui foz- i:b.G ::u. o. Cl:JXl.. .J.i ne ·ci_;.~lc nn d bolt. conveyi ng sys~tiem . Pr esen t. at that 1,1ee·tinc for 1-he Uuio u Pe,ciii c Co n.l Company al so u ill be l:!r . X • .N . Bayl<?.:Jts, Ass i Btant Gener al l.Iic::n ago r, and llr . R . C. Li vin 6 sto n, A-;-: i__·-'· ..2..l'l. t Chi e.:f .L"!lt;i nec1· . tne Un:!..01:1 .Lieo..t:'1le Cl ub, .El. t 9 A. ll . , .Llonda.y , As you ux-e 7er:;; fsnilial' \-;ith the p l ens , !1X'. licAul i i'fe \JOUl cl l ike you t o sit in ¥Ji th t:10 mc::1boro o f' o u r staff, gi "ving h i m ·i:.2"' bene:.i: '1 t of y0ur uo.vicc· ~•no. 0XJ.JOI'i 6n ce , yo u to be our X'e::,rc-"1e itr-tivep ---nc. .·e t~ :'aJ ~•c1.,, fol.' iour r1crv i ce0 . I ~·:-1 r1r;_ t i ng you a.t ';;his time, :?O that yov. Ele.Y meke the I'l Gceot::a:r-'J ar:t·c.r.c;e:ments . I tmuld aP9reciate v el~ y much your r e1)ortinr; to :1r. 7'.it:Auli f f e at the 'Jni on Lcc::,ue Club, Chico&,.-o : o n the dat0 i ,.Hli e;e ted . ~'llcy ol nn ·Go hav e n cene:rul cii scu s sion o i' ihG p:roject, UC30"°Ging lli0 ro8rCo<:Uta'GiVGO f;_f t he~..fiVO f i Zlll ~ to \lhom 'llie yluns have bo<.;;n :acn t 0 i . e . , The J el.frey - anui'actur:mg Cc;,mpc.ny , Allv1 f,; Ce,;r<.;i a. Con ;any , Link -Bel t Comyany , liclTally-P i t t sbu:rgi ::ern.!.1 ::'e-..:-L1.i.:::·inc CoriJO!'.ati on , and ?.ober t s and Schaefer Comp any . :.10 dcub-~ t.l.1c sc i i 1 ..:u ,1ill have nuue1'1JU □ Sl.JGgesti on s to -w:.:c, one -.. '.!'.". :.:.c Auli 'J:f c L) lan s to li s t 0t, to a ll of t h em , and , o.. t t.h0 clo a~ o:: the di scuosion, the f i rms uill b e gi v en an oppo r· t w.i i y to 0 e;y ,..hell i t u ill. be conveni ent for them to presen t thei:r bida. Ii' there are any clla.ngea i n the dat e , I uill ,,ire you. You r s ve ry truly , 01•hrinnl S1::-ned: Gtui{GE 3, ?tlYOE �~mJitl- ~ ~JI-~. . rn:.J ,ri. ,, . 1TI1•i-i,tl•1~1IJ11i,11i1flfirf 11 ::C:·11/ Gf;N E. RAL OFF"ICES ~ WORKS. i, " '"ta t f £ t 11 'lcieii·diii, 1 .. , . , GCNCr.tAL SALCS 0f"F'IC£. 307 N . MICHIGAN AVENUE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS PITTSBU~G,KANSAS. Pittsburg, Kansas THOS , M9 NAl.L.Y, PRl!.,SIOC.NT September 30, 1937 Mr. Eugeno / ~iffe, president Union p~lfic Coal Company 1416 Dodge street Nebraska Z Mr. McAuliffe: Thank you· for your letter of the 29th. , thi~ information to our Mro we are forwa rd ing k~d him to meet with you and have as e 1 b Wa. terman b'idders at the Union League C u , and oth_e r 9: 00 A M -~[onday October 11. Chicago, i~ ' 0 • Tl\'l:NEH cc_ Mr. waterman noRTon .... . A UTOMATIC COAL WASHING SYSTEM AU. CONTRACTS AND S"IPMt:NTS ,uutSUa.lu:TTO STRIMD.nAES.ACClDENTS AIID OTIIER CAUSES 8EYONO OUR ClllllROI.. --- - Q �ALLEN & GAR.CIA COMPANY CONSULTING & CONSTnUCTING .ENGINE1m.s WM. YON MEOING, SEC!tETARY L . VON PERBANOT, TREASURER ~~~ PMONQ McCORMICK 8U I L0 I NG 332 S , M I CHIGAN AVI! , HARRI SON 2 472 CHICAGO Sept. 3oth, 193?. Mro Eugene McAuliffe, President, The Union Pacific Coal Co., 1416 Dodge St., Omaha, Nebraska. Dear Sir:We have youp letter of September 29th Calling for a conference at 9 :09,''A.M. Monday, October 11th, and wish to advise that Vie/Will have our representative there at the proper time. / / main, Lo.,:tng for.vard to seeing you, we beg to re. ,·., / Yours very truly, LVP :HL ---- �''LSPECiALTI E S COAL MINING PLANTS COAL CLEANING PLANTS COALING STATI ONS CINDER HANDLING PLANTS ROTARY CAR DUMPERS C::::i J,, ~ WRIGLEY B UD..DJNG Df/LSSAI,/, CO}JNU?\,C,\TIONS .IP :ro rm: C"OHP..\.'I'\' <Ciiill<CA~® CAUL£ AOO R lls s " RANOS" W&5TC.lil N U N I O N coo~ IX JllPLY PLEAS£ REl"ER TO Seu'ceuiber 30 , 1937 I.:r. Eugene llcAuliffe , Pres. , The union Pacifi c Coa,.1 Compc..."lY, 1416 Dod3e Street, 0Inru12., lieb. l;e a.r llr. l.icAuliff c : RE : ?i10POS:m PL.~:::' :'O::l SUP::i:ItUOR ~ Ilill u::rou PACIFIC COAL co. ----------------------------- I a.r~ re~lying to your circulc r l e t ter of t he 29th adcl.reGsed to our coop~- 2.ncl four others, a.dvising t hat you will visit our Cit;r m.th cer·l;ai~ of your a sistants on llon~r, October 11th, for the purpo se of a general discussion reG~d.in~ t he plc.ns and specif~cations for this proposed pla~t. '.ie uh.all be very happy to .:!leet you at the Union League Club at such hour as rill meet our mutual convenience after you. a.:-rive. '!".aerefore, if you rlll telephone us SU€gestin.2; an hour for our conference, i'1e shall endeavo1· to comply ':':i th your o.rrangeo.en ts. I ho'Oe I shall be in the City and have the pleasure of porE~nall~ being present. Should I be a~, so~e of our co~~etent engineers in this line of uork rrill meet your men for theoe discussions. Yours LJI £~ ROBERTS Alm SCHAEFER cm.JP.tlJ;JY (Telephone llo. Superior 5460) - �0 • • 0 '' o • �~ tt__1 "rt~~ ::.:~n: 'J -U~ENE McAUl.iffE �GCNCRAL SALCS 0~ F"IC E 307 N . MICHIGAN AVCNUE. CHICAGO , ILLtNOIS TKOS , Mir NALLY~ PRltSIOC..NT Pittsburg, Kansas September 27, 19 37 . Mro E ugene McAuliffe~ President, The Union Pacific Coa l Company, 1416 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nebraskao Dear Mro McAuliffe: Thank you for your favor of the 24th inst. , advising us that y our conference for discussing tipple construction will perhaps be held about October 11 in Chicago. I have notified Mr. Waterman of' our Chicago Offi ce accordingly and I am sure he uill make his arrangeme nts to be on hand. Very TM/E nORTOn . cc-Chicago . AUTOMATIC COAL WASHING SYSTEM ALL CONTRACTS AND SHIPHl:NTS A!lf:SUBJlCTTO S'IRIKU,'1US,ACCID[HTS AND OTHER CAUSES IIEVOND OUR CIDICTIIOI.. �-(_) r:::: ., ... --- !J:. ·1-:..,,. Slg-,..rll • r.l"G :NE McAUUFFE I , - �0 " cou:11.<3 @:? ~"B~?a ~.:;o. s::o 10~ tllr..::0 ecrtn."'J1ie::i cub:Jii clc- tiigJ.j ~~ bSJ. Oil 0 ~ L~1i~e3 t;lp~lo, lUlGm ~ (?....."V>\:~C th:) .:n.~C0SJ3ful bicln.e~~,:, o •:-..-. --,"..l 1--'-"-~V -.-;•n•--1 '-7:'"' ,._._,.,• • .,-,_ .-.:,.,, l,l)_..,....,'o.JI T,-, ,,0 • -~•~-J .J_ .__'..) UJ ~ <!'>~f"'-~"';-,1,C<> •:n <'1'!'"·1 '1"'"' .._,,..._,__.._.,.,,__ ... - . ~ -'- ...,-... ---..:..~~ tc .~·o:JiY'~ ~d y;.ro:;:1ril"~ 2.nit,:!.al c.c!~ig;.10 0 @l.~1>e~to:il' \:~~n r;a •'-A">'-" r,1 "' I) r. (:' . cl,..n•l ':J't 1'"'-",~ o·~,... --~c-,.:"" ---.v_,_ _ · . .... 1 -o V u -~~ • - \;-, "-- C" - - .lv - • - "':1.c"I'••" -""'...:. 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Chie f ~ 1gi n&.:i~ . ·.-;-.j c;;-l ll go ova::- the •.1hole a i ~ ion in~ t w l- ?,-"...:.nt:.8:lt t1DiV ·•03sible. b:i::"i!!gl~ , i i 'i:'S C!!.Il 0 ·:,t::dn bim. t ho ong1.neer <;1.10 d.re-1 the plan.a. thio gentls.....'"ln u3 i n.::; :::n e=_.loye of '1.1B Union Pacific Coal Cm1mn..v during t he conforoz:,C,J ::;az-.:.c:. 0 .After a clq _opent in discunoing the matter in s frier..i!ly .::zy between the fi w compantea who m.sh to attend. we uill then ot ~ i.1 hol d1:ng 1mliYidual conrerencea. tald~ t'.ba aoa_panies 1n uli,:lnbaticl �.,, 12atooo thoy :?.:luil. it deoi&>~b1o to ot1a1') 1)t)Giti oua nnd c1m~iug tho in~c~ co~~u:.-.~~2.eo3 ,;10 CLll.l go iuto sucg0otc:l mt'b:ititutio~1 coru oinuuo1:,0 tJ;D C-':!O:.".)l :;1a.n !!OU ·';?OS' to 8 te.a'.lo Xf' ullo,..o io a. r.ntor.i& <1iffm.•m1co in tl~ ~ac o:? e::l'.!'C~:.;?, ).:®X'tioao of im oquijJ..':.3nt 0 ol" 2.r o.ey of tm ond,n8ol"'□ c~ r!:0:1 o~r r oop1c ~'h.0y m..vo o. bo\i to~ 2.doo ·61~ thJ ouo -r):r.Jo(mto!l ( th-3 c.:ir:)f~ / k ....<J o':;i11 ~a- c~n:.:J.) -:1:J ~..:i O!)GJn 1~0 ocmvort:liono - Orli,'inC:.1 Sl~ ou • :UGENE McAUUFFE . . �T J 0°3rion j I �...;:::c,-- 1ENCB-11N1EIB1fil § ~TJI.D <C <IDNFimA<DT<IDifil § WRIGLE Y B UlLDJNG CIC!1llfIOJr<CA@® IS IIEPLY PLEASE REF.Im TO ".lRR- 37113 __JILsPECIALTI ES COAL MIN ING PLANTS COAL CLEANING P LANTS COALING STATIONS CINDER HANDLING P L ANTS ROTARY CAR DUMPERS 1.::, ~It c=J c AuLe ... 00REss"RAN o s ·· WC :ITlt.PN U N IO N COO£ Septeober 23, 1937 Er o Eugene McA.uliffe, P reso, The Union Pacific Coal Co., 14:16 Dod-ge St., Omaha., Nebras..1<a.. Dear 11:i: . McAuJ.i ffe : Ue recently received through your Vice President eJl<l General. Manager, Ur. :Pryci.e, t he complete pl ans, specifications ano:Bi dding Forms for t he neu ~ipple, Belt Conveyor System, etc. for y ou:r Clo.rk 1.iine a t Superior, ~7yoming. Ur. Pryde sta'ced tha:t 3:rcy· furtner correspondence regarding t his r..e't'i p l ant shouJ.d be adclressed to you at Omaha. lTJ?On receiving all this da'co. from ilr. Pryde I went over t he plP..ns, both for the t i pule and for the conveying and oth er equin~ent uithin the mine and d~o t~e three different p ropo sal f orms, one f or the Tiz:>le, ~ne for t he Conveyor and other equipment under ground, and one for a combined proposal for both of t h e above propose.ls. I im.~ ediately noted t ~o.t both the plens and specifications were very cooplete in every detail and did not 1•equire nor permit any engir:eering ~~ggestions by bidders. T"nerefore it appeared to me that it nas not a. plant on which there riOuJ.d be much opi:iortuni ty for us to use our ability as engineers nor to ap? lY our very excellent equ.ipoent developed t hrough long years of e:x:pei·ience. It seemed. to be a j ob just for a contractor. Rowover, I tunled aJ.l the a.ate. over to our Engineering Department e.12d asked two of our best engineers to review the pla.no and specificati on:::; ca.reftlly end report back to me on the advisability of our au.c~itti~ a ~roposition for your ne~ plant. I have just received thi~ report and discussed the whol e matter m.th them. They advised me t:i.1a.t not only are the plans complete in every detail, so tho.t no enginee1·ing is required, but the equipment botl! for t h e tipple and for the under-ground machinery is all specified as that of certain mamife.cturers and therefore none of our fiine equipment can be usea,_ a s r.e assume that ycro. wich aJ.l bidders to be on the competitive ba . b7 bidding strictly e.ccordirie; to your plans and specifications. 618 If' this e.sst.wipt i on is correct and ~ou would not agree to consider any alternate proposal on our equipment, then it seems it TTOuld not seem worth while for us to make a proposal. �#2 llro Eugene McAuliffe, Contt d. 0 9- 23-3? I am impressed, houever, with the f e.ct that you are buildi ,,. -nla.ut f O"i" . and t herefore should -ne a be 1 ,. ,.. .,_ - a_ 1 arge . t. onn~e,:permanent mne ~:1.te_es 11ed in havi~ the best equipment t hat the maxket affoi•ds. vJ.nce ~ur ~ company nave perfected all s1.1.ch equi pment, w~1 ich is recog~7zeo._by ~- great ~any of the l a:gest and best ope1·a:Ur::g compa.n1es in tms coun11ry, ue are going to sugg est t hat we shall 1:e very happy to submit an alternate at l east on the g rou:i1d equipment and for t ~e reasons stated below: Our Rotary Dumps, Car Feeders, togethe1· with aJ.l the el ec·!iricaJ. control for handling coupled-up trips through t he Rotary Dump a.re recogni~ed as not only the best but the cheapest to operate on the n:.ai~ket and have b een used on many of the largest installationc built in recent yearso i I This equipment is enti~ely different from that designated in your specificationr ~hich do~- not call for coupled-up duraping. If you. will ref er to Coal Age for lfovember 1935, Page 4:55, you r,ill find a descr}i:ption r;ith numerous illustrations of this equipment furnished for the Harman Mine a t; Harman, Virginia. On page 456 you will see illustrations of this equipment for coupled-up ci:uropin:g • As stated therein you will see t2is is for a very large mine which is nou producing about 600 tons per hour a.-id '1'7here trips of up to 50 or 60 cars,averaging from 5 to 7 tons each a.re automatically handled tl1.!'ow>.;h this dump by one man, including the weighiDg of the cars. I have uatched this equipment ope~ate on several visits to the mine \?l1 en tl:.ey ,iere averaging 4 to 5 cars per minute t hrough the dump. It has been in operation for two years and has been found not only adeq11ate, but very economical in operation. '2hi s is only one of many installations which we have installed in -;;~e last feu yea.rs using this same equipment. 1{e a.1·e enclosing tuo reprints showing the details of certain very essential fee.tu.res of our dump from which you will note that these essential parts of the dump are of the very highest quality and de~ign of machinery. ve are also enclosing one sheet illustrating our el ectric reciprocating car feeder which is coupled- up and works automatically with push button control by one Operator who weighs the coal. in addition to opera.ting the dump, feeder, etc. I IHI I I �------- I 5 Ur Eugene McAuliffe, Cont•d 0 0 9- 23-37 Please pardon me for writing you at this len,gth bu'ii it did seem ·to me that the opport'\.mi ty for you to conside1· -asing doubtless the 'best equipment for this purpose t hat is availo:ole, might be uell worth while for such a mine as you a.re developingo Lou maintenance and reliability for continuous operation are vital factors in selec·iiing such equipment, and our machinery has been pei•fected to meet these vital requirementsa We 'Shall aTiai t. your reply to our sugges·l;ion ni th much interest. 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I I • I 1 l_______ ·- -·-· - - ----- ... -----·--· 1-j : I _; '' : I ! :l_----- -------·- ·--·--------. i f ---·----------J I l --•--- ---- -·•., SsczreN t!:A" ,-.,-'1-.::i f:>~if ! i iI '; i ;t~X..l r··-··! I I :· • ROBERTS AIIO SCHAEFER CO/,lPAl!Y l lf C:INCPt.~ AJID COlfTA'AOT01lG , -.•~ -- ll~se:n~~y o,- El.Came Jl£<.JP}',OCATll'!G CAR-f ~ , l.. .......__·-~ -·-·· ..---S ,J ,__________________ ________ _J - C.:.~;,..__ _ ".a~- _;5J;_c;TION °8,;ff -(l l lj ~ : : • I" \' • [ .;;~ ..~ Jlj1)?\J..~,~~:., .,; l\. ~ • . _..,.,;_._________ _::::--~~ - - - - - > - - . ._ ---- - =-==- �- -· Ro ck Sp rings - Sep t. 20 , 193 ? ,,.J'• Eugene i.:cAu li ff e: Here,., i th copie s o f l e tters from The Jeffrey }Ianufac- turing Com}:Jany and 'Ihe I.: c.1.i ally-};'i tts nurg lifg. Corp. ':ii th r ege.ro. to the l etter froia ;:r . l.1clTa lly: I am not un der the i mpression that you set a o.efini te aate f or the conference in Chicago, but that you ·;;ere to a etermine r;-hen s ll ·::ere re ady y:>' meet you . ,• j �THE JEFFREY : 'i.ANUli' AC TURilTG co. c. Horne DJThTVER , COLO RIJX) . i es Representative ,,:~nest & Cr anmer Bui ld in g Sep t emb er 17 , 1-3 37 .lr, Geo::ge .l:' ryde , Vi ce J!resi den t, The Union :>ac i fi c Coal Co., Ro cl<: Q,,.., · n ........ 2 ° , '1yomi· n e, a IJ,l:' ri • Dear Si I': t!e adknowledge here1:-:ith re cei.l,)t of your letter of together Yt ith copy of proposal r'o rms and specifications the 15th fo1, the equipme nt vihi ~·h i t i s contemplated to be p urchased ]). Q . Clark Line at superio r, .lyoming • f or the .le a re subnritti~ g these s.J:)ecifi cations and in 3truction s to our _princi yE-1S for their con s i deration and should i t cievelop i t is nec essary or 1·equired that 1.,e have furth er in f or111a tion, your instructions ·.:ith respect to corres.1:'onding v:i th .._1· . Eugene ::cAuli ffe a t Omal1a, Hebraska ·;:ill be f ollo\,ed. ·1e hone to "be in position to be of service to your com.J:)any in. connection •::ith your requirements f or this equipment . Yours very truly, ( s gd) .ii: • C • Ho rn e r.oPY �THE ~.'lc:H .ALLY- PITTSBURG L1FG. CORP . Pittsbu=g , Kansas _ s. 110 E' C:! o. lly 1-'resi dent Sept ~uber 17, 1937 ur . Ceorge B. Pryde, V. P. & Gen. llgr. The Union P acific Coal Company Pock Springs, '.'lyoming Dear H r. l:'ryde: Acknowledging receipt of yours of the 15th aucl also the specification & &nd dravrinL,s of your ~ro_posed ne, .1 coal tiyple. '.:e ',Jill retain these in our 1-'i ttsour6 enhi,neering office for a fe,: days ano. 1=..ter send them to our ChicaL,O off ice .:i th our commcn ts , and have a.sked our ilr. ·:1a ternian to arrc..~1&:;e for the conf ex~~ ce on saturcie:.y, the 25th, as per the ori gina1 pl ans given us b:r :.:r . ::cAuli ff e . Yours very truly , ( sgd) Tho s . ::en ally J?residan t cc - Chice.co r oPY �Rock Springs - Sept. 16, 1937 IJr . EUgen e ilcAuli ff e : i!ir . T. A. Evans has completed his v10 rk here, and retur11ed to Chi caf;o to clay . r J j �I ( i h.:..'vo y c,-:JJr() of Ci:.o lGt h m.Ch t r.D Cui:,i oo oi ::.•.J~.n~tn: :i:ooui,~ t l'!.:l :_101.• ~oll:ll c!e=:lnt, ;; b2,c; to c~::,- :. 1:.::~~t :iC-:! on ~r..9 ~:.:-: i~~ cu.:=....,3t0t"' o-? t1'13 c.dv0::-t~cz:.:3~t. '.::..1'.. y.re ·_'.!.o~.... o::)8 ~o : 2;:. (hl•t ~ ~i t~~ •:::) .__..J:.J ~..n.~CJ11..:d l :.>::.::·~~ c -:.: ..._ .Jci:£::c"..'..;:'..o~. e~v'u::':l.~~ tb c~:;. o·G.:J..~t~o~ of o..:.::: !lo o. C!_:!":: :l.::3 _r.; t t:: -ct>i o:: t o f i ve CCC!2D.i 08 o v:.~ o :.:.l:l:s-~ l t Co. , ... Ch f.c~o ?..o"c~:-~!l ~ .a SS;:-13-Eo~ Go. 0 - ~~.!So i..ll er. 6 C::~~i::i. Go. - ~" o~go ;;o ~ i•3y : •......-.f._ct~ i~13 Oo. - :>r:13~ t:c•:~! ~- ? itt,!;l:';:...# :•f .:;. Oo~ ~.::.ti on - :.:i t t ob'!•i•j:10 ltc.:l=~~. o~ · 1~~~oc~ti c~ h!.:.~ b3ou oubnittca o~ t~ c~o~~ cf ;b.~ co~tr...,,ctio~ oo:l!)leto ro~ fo~ o~or.J.tion. ~-:J.i:;5.~ t1?2.t t :1::> ~elt co::va~i,r ec:i!ltrctio~ ~~ ~...: di~tine!,, ::::-:o 1."".!i!.diug C. ti.role, 'r."3 l1e&VO 3!ll=z5. t1:3t tb t ~ ~~ o' o':!?. s~~~~tol Y• ! mll bs c;lnd if your ciao ro1~rooo!lt ~tiv.:-: • -:u.tl. ...t i n tou.c1'l ·"!itb tho f iVS conotrootion coqnnlos, t'il9 ~raliDin.:lzj,~ cbto.11 goin,z to t1le:l o!l the 15th o.n:l o.fter they h:lva ~ ~ c::...:..~o ,;;0 :bsorb ~e. our peo!)lo ~11 confer m.tb ea.ch CO!"'J!!:l?\Y c~=-.: J:ol y ? ~ g:n-ding det311s of comtru.ct· on, cto. • j Sincerely yours, OrtglnrJ Slf(tlOd EUGENE McAULIFFE _ __.......,____ - - ~------ - - ------- �<G001D>Ji'yEAR If.fie.Q.-oody:e ~l _irrre &--Ro~~e~r GoI1}F,an, fn~ t\kro·n,.Ohio ' ' September 16, 1937 ~r Eugene ~cAul iffe , Pre s ident ! he Uni on Pacific Coal Company 14 16 Dodge Street O:lah!l , i~ebraska 11 ) 11 II Dear Sir ~ !~ir Co.rt wright i s out of the ci ty, b ut befor e l eaving he asked me to f orward to you the enc l osed Coal Age repr int~ . He thought that you might be int~re sted in seeing t hese , and if you would like to :1ave additional copies pl ea se l e t us know and ,·1e ,·1ill b e g l a d to send them to you . e r y truly Depar tment Hugh G Sinclair L~C PIIICE ■ S U9JECT TO CHANOE WITHOUT NOTICE NO CONTRACT VALI D UN LESS IN WR IT ING A N O SIGN ED IIY DULY AUTHOIUZ:EO O FFICER S �·- v . �-Rock Springs - September 15 , 193? _t1,1gene iicAuliffe: Herevri th copies o f letters I have written the five , prospective bidders on the work at the D . o. Clark h ine , sending them the p roposals , sp ecifications and prints. 'J.'he corrections h ave b een made in the p roposal form as you requested, and I am sending you one copy of each o f the r evi seo f o nn . :C:f you v,ant any further copies of the prints or specific ations, ,;,i l l be e;;l ad them to �== . p .. I T:1c ~~ui':0: c~~- Uan~:acturing Company c/o - H v . 40:;.•n0 -tichinery C:>r.roaoy 315 .J .'n cot ~ ci·a.rnc=r .Buil d inc:Der.1--cr , Colo ::ado Gen -clcaen: nci'crx·lns to lb.· . :.:cAuli ffc ' o 1 otter to you o i f;e_1tc::ibc:: 5J;"d: Ut'l(tO:?:' ua 'C,(3 -~·, o arc c~ndin'-' you Lc:ro.1i th 01.1 c co1.JY Cc!Ch of -o:>X>•Jocal fo:,.-u::: u:1c. aJccificc.tlono, ~nd u..Ylder ac1-a.rntc cove:c one CO!>Y- of cc.ell o :'... ti-1e pr.into , cov eri n~ -~i1e co cl. ti_.iple Llld iJel ·i. co11vcyor syste:.i i."01· our I>. O . Cla.~;: ::inc, at .;;u!> E:!rior, tiyomng . If', ni'te. ot-udyinc ti1csc p l'in t o end s oe cii':lco.tions. yo u deoira any fUZ't.'ler in:fomo.t:!.on, uico. e cori·e □!.:ond \:i th Ur. Euc;ene r'.cAuli f'f e. 1~16 Dode(! s t=eet, omc..llc, 1Tebra.o1.a.. Yours very truly , tl, i)!"i:i:, I ~l:,rncd: ci:v:~u: B. Pr.vnF co - Ur. E11gene lloAuli ffe Ur . c. B. swann �I I I 1·1 l Sohi--i A . a-o.rcic .A:!.l en _J C-nxcia. Coope1y t~:;-. t cCo~::ti.ok Building Chicago, 1 lliuoi fi Dea~ llr . Garcia : ,!.{ei'u:.~:.:inu 'i.o _-::,: . ilcL-ulii'fc ' o l e t ter 'i..o you cc·i;e o -~· G0. t ...:ibc:.. ;::;j'.'c.l : ,:c a.:rc t:e?ltlillC you. l.\c:-c.,i t.11. one co1>Y eaGh oi u:ro1)oe:o.l. :?ormG a.ud Sl> ecixic~tion'-l, and under oo:f'o.:i..·a.-te cover one coJ.·: / o-: c ac:... o:; tho print~, co--:tc::ll!1..; \.lle coa:l ·ii1..1.i:,1l c o.nd belt c cuveY.JI' oyot~ ::o:.: o .:.r .!). C. ~lcrl: l.:'.ino , o.t Su1Jerior . 1.JyoDinG. ! ~ , after otudying these p rints and o..-cc1- ioo.tion u, you de::dre ony i'urther information pi co.oc oorree.1)011d \'11 tl,: Ur. Eugene l!cAuliffe, ,-416 ' :vc,dc.;e s tree ·t, omnha., I, ebraaka. Yours very truly , Ori!!lnn.1 8i;:oed: r ---,.~Gi: 8, PP.':'O~ co - ltr. Eusene .i.!oAulifte )lr . o. B. Swarm �!.::::.: . ~ ·.o:..1c'.B •iclio.lly i:c.1c.l:i.y--·i t tnbu:,:-._;1 _.:u.nn:i.'c.c ttn:i 1e:; Co l'l)O r n~~ion l i t-t ...-J,.'i~'t)l, :;;;::.1::::uu Rofc:t·:-.·inr; to 1: ::-. :.IcAt".1:.i.i'fo' □ l etter to you U-"lclc'l' oe:i:.c t :: ...c.? ·~e:_.b~:t' Zi~ '2.: \ic a.!;'O oe:idinL:; you Lerm:i th one co1,y each of :_Jj;\)!)O sul i'o~· -S c.nu c_>ccii'i u~·;;1on u , aud under cC!.Jc-·ut cuve:i: one co_>Y o:: CL~ of t 1C 1,;.-l n tu , covo:t?:1..U u t 11c co ...-:l ti_..~>l c t..nc.1 ocl -~ cunvcyol' s;,Gt a. for ou:,: u. o . C.:l e.rk ?.:.-1110 , ttt s~,_,cr :lol' , Yiyouing. If, ei't er e tudyi ne thcoc pri n t c and c_ec:1.i'icn.tio.u; , you dod::=o a!Y ::·a1:ther i11fo1·..1c.tion, :)lo '"'o co1·;..·ca1'0nd \11th Zr . :Uuc.;~,e licAUli i'f e , 1 41G :Do ac·c s ~·eo-t , Om.9!10. , :; ebl"o.slta. Youro very truly , OrlJ!l nal Sliraed: GE 1JRGE 8. PRYOF cc - Jlr . tus111• Ko.Au1ifte K r . c. :a. swana �Sep t embe:r 16, 193 7 ( lll'• \"7aT~cn R. Roberts, :Pt>eei.dc:.1t Robe2:t3 u.iu. Scllaefe:: C:,m-or.:.ny ..:el~'2.cy :lJu5.1clinc Chi c~~o, I11inoi s - :Dcn.:r 5:1.r : .. --- . -_c.t.uU. f.f ' s e;o ::.Teo~udcn cc 0 \ e i;:.1:e. e:0uci•:.1g , ot.~ lk.-rc•,,;i ~i;j1 one copy each of pro:i..!o e ol :formc c..n<l eyeu:i..fi c:1ticne , end unc.~cr cepo.1.'o.tc cove:.:. o:'lc coJY ,-,f e~ci?. o l.. ·uio LJ :d11 to, coveri.!.; tl!.c c o t...l. ti_pl o c.t..J. ~cl t convcyo r system for our D. O . Cl.ark iline, o.t su p er}or, \7yoming. I f , ui'ter ctudyihl- ·i;heE;e ;-1::-d. i1 ·i;s c-.nc\ ooecii'icn·viona, you decir e any further inforJia.tio11, 1,i cnae co:rreo!.1ond ui tb. rlr. ?Llgene 1--c t...uliffe, 1 416 no clge s treet, omohe. , ?Tebraeko.. Yours very truly , Or iginal Sig0ed: GEuflGE B, PRYDE CC - !lr. Bug ene llo.AUli ft e Kr. c. :B. swarm �. . . . . - - , - - - - - ~=:;;..,.. - - ·---~ ___~ c:;;;;;;g: ~ ~~ - - - - ~ L. Se:vt c11bor 15, 10 37 He ~ - - ~ i i : . . . , ·~o .._:.•. :_,._: ..1:i.i±'o 'o l ettci· u:idcJ: uci:~o of Se1Jte:..1bc'!.~ 3rd to '-'1· . ::Jeucclic'c Shubart , Dcnvc:r , Co 1o :::-ac.io : . o : : l l : r o ~ le 0-'0 ~enc.in~ you. -!.erc·.,i ·i::. on o ~PY cac:i o a . 1 :s.·~ ::":'"lu a n d . D_ e c i :?:i. c,,_-i;:!..Ol:l O, a n d l ! l l d 0 1 ~ ~ c _ , c l ' o .t o cover one l!op.,· oi co.c}1 o::' -C:...c _1 :dntn, oovcrinG tlle co ..._1. ·i;1 1 e end bcl t conveyor uy.::tca for ocr D. o. J D 1 CJ.ark li:1.ne, at su1>erior, ·.,yo~uu• :ct, after otudying thccc 1>rtnts r.nd onccii'icnt:lon u, you desire ony i'urthcr inforr:iation, pieauo corres1)011d ui 1h llr. :Du£;eno llcAuliff'e, 1416 Do<l.3e d treet, Om~. lTebraaka. ·1ouro very truly , Ori)!'lna.J Si~ued: r. :'.,qr, E B, FRY£'!: oo - Jlr. Rugene lloAuli ffe Kr. o. B. awasin Kr . Benedio t Shubal' t �....._.______ PROPOSAL FO mr ;Ii'O.R COMSTRUCTION OF mm UNION p ACI FI e co AL COIIPANY' s ,PO llli T:CPPLE - D . 0 . CLARK MIME1 SUPERIOR, mtHilNG, . Be:ving vi ai tee! the ai te and inopected the locetion of the propo sed qoal Tipple , also having careful ly examined the drawings and specifications for The Unl,on Pacific Coal Company's coal t ippl s at the Do O ~ Clark Mine at superior, YJyoming, the dram.nte;e ae :fo l lom:1: Dra.mngs Mo. 21~6 o3l, 2146.31A, 2l46o3lB, 21-16.JlC, 214So31D, 2146°31E e 2l46o31F, 2l46o3lG , 2l 46o3lHa 2146o3llo 2l46o3lJ, 2146.31K, 2146°31L o 2146 031.M, 21'!6.311~, atld 2146 . SlP, dl"Clwinga Nooo l?&!0o38 and 1940 o~6A in ~lu.dGd for the bidder' e information c ihe bidder baeee hi e findinB□ on ~e con~ tions set forth , and '.Ihe Union Pacific Coal Company i ei not to 'be held responsible for any information on physical conditions given by any of its l"OP!'eseniativ00 ox- employee . 'Ihe undersigned propo sec to exeou te in accordance with hi s finding0 and the said ple.no o.nd epeoifi ce.t:i..ons, es f'ollowe: I TEM ONE \l)o Tipple etxucture erect<ad. complete, including belt oonv~or se.lleryl\ drive house at min0 moutho domestic fuel bin, car retarders, moahenical equipment, moto~s ancl cont:rol stairs, grating p'.latfo rmso reini'ox-ced conc:r:ete f loorEl D and covering, as per plans and epeoifi cations: ,.. ) L~n SUm l3id . ~ ~-:;-( "'·-==-- - { 'lho Union l?aci1'1u Coo.l Bompany ti!.f1 x'um1ah ana1naiii.l all electi-ic mring ~d lighting.) {Except a.a noted . ) refuse bin panel O _et~ctu:ral. steel~ grating \'Jalks 1 'lEM <J:':lO \ 2) ..., D 9 5 eubi c ya.rds con c~ete f owida.tion in p lace . ---------------------=-- ,____ {0 ) P er Cu . Yd. 3 0 000{) .Plain s teel reinforci ng in place . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ( 0 _ _ _) P e:r Powid . _ _ __ 2 0 000{} P..n~r bolts an d pi p e eleevea in placeo _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _( ~ - - - -) Per Pound no TE: Unit Pri ces are to b o wr i t ten and 1,wner.l cal . P.emc.:r:kc: - ----- - ·--------------------------- -------...--·- - - ---- -------- - - ---------------- ---- �-- ... 3·1 "-,:ld ~ 1ar~ to be bo.sod on n Starety Bond, :!'u.mi5heci u.t A+-tho Contra~c~r ~ ~Jq>ense, covering ihe cont:ro.c·i price~ bG det r~ned by ~e to'oal aJnount cf the lWilp sum ru,d ine total amount !f uuo quc..rititieo a,<:, the •. .anit prices .. '!he Contx-e1.ctoa· ,;1ill etate~ in a separate aisnetl sheet, ~~ m0thod o;-.; methocle ao"!d type of equipment ho proposeo to use in exeouiine; "tho nox:ko £.J.co ~ to e.voio del~ in prepartn&; the C:ont~act, the nae of Bide.er or Bi.iders:- fumiebing a complet~ list of I> al'tneras Corpora te name, ;;ta.t~ where incorporated, Home Office anu. ii-t_lc oi" o.uihorized .>fficial, na the ca0e may beo C:W.e tmde~Gi[:'3Gd ugrees to cxccu t0 n contract :for the ahove-nto.tod comnenoation io fue t'orm of a ots.,"ldOSd o.g!'ee.nento and aBreee to :ru.mi ah o. St!x-ety Bond soti s:fu.o~x-y ~ 'ms Union Po.cifi c Coal Com~o.ny cove:rtng the full armun t of the oor.atract OX' proposoJ. Dl'OVicleci ho be notified \71thir! ten ( 10) cl~o st'ter tlle time oet fox- the uubmiooion· of. bido- I t 1 6 unciex-etood tho.t tne v:orl: 1 o to be con t1rn1ou s o!ld tlle conueny dem.ree Ude jo~_ oe>mpletc~ 1:0 eoon ae pooaible af~fJ~"' the contract 1 !J l.et.. ~e Contre..otor xux the!" ngx,eem that he w:d.l. comnlete t..lrl.a 't'lork in ------.-,,-...-~:-.-- uorking de.yo e.fte!' ~e contra.ct io let, 'ihe Ccmpany reC3erve □ the right to postpone th'uork 1-r. caoe the "i,eo.:i.;b.c:r io Dt>{.; fo.VOiS'able for proper execution o:l oeme . . ): t :1 s further a.s:·e0d tho t ib.e Company v,i 11 no ti i'y the pa.~ti eG nereto in v1:-'i. tine; ni thin t<=11 ( 10}, deya ci'ter the oubntl. oo:lon ot lf:l,clas cnti. ·i:ue pa~tieH he!'oto will start t:ork immediately thereaf·i;ez, . Bic!o shall be oul:ml:1 ttod 'b the Enginee:r-ing De:cartncn t ':!be m:ii.011 !?ocific (!t,a.1 Compony s :Rool<: Springe , Wyoming, iL'l en.::-~ ~-r c; '.ffi _ s..1ann , Chief Engi.neero not l~ter than 2 : 00 o ; olockl:1 .· 1 0 - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___,_, o , - ' - �\ ... 3 ... All bid.a are to be oealod and markod "Propoonl for tho (oastruotion of a Coal Tipple at the D. o. Clark ltine of ~e Union pacific Coal Company, at S\lperior, Wyoming. n 'lbe Union P acific Coal Company reoeneo tho right to aooept 01· reJ cot any and all bide or parte thoreo:f o '.lbe time of ota:rting uork and date of completion ,71 11 a.loo bo coneiderod. Propooed and Agreed by '71 tneea: - �, __ _Hav:.~g visited the site Ol1d irAa»ccted thG locction oi the pJ·opoaed i3cli Couy~or Sy0'~Cl.Y!, oleo ba'\1in~ carefully exc..oined i.ho dtf1\1iUc;;a cnrJ. □~cc.1.:-:ico. ~ions ~or 'Jhe Union Paci:ftc CoeJ. Coim.,any· o .!:loJ,·i; Con: e;'lO~ Syoiem o.t tho Do Oo Clark II:lne nt, 8Uperio:Cg Vjyom1ne;, 'llie d~em.ngo e.a followo: DX-1:2.\1inga Nooo 21~60;_;2, 2l.!::6o32Ao 21~6oli2D, ,JJ.~G .. :32Co ?,li6o32Do 2l46o32E;> 21~6o32li'o 21-1:Go32C·, 21,1G,,S2H, 21460321 2 21~1.32J11 214Go321{ a.lld 21'16 a32Mc dramne;o Ho □o 1,7.('/)o38, Pl'35 emu 1 lU'1.0 .35A :.u,cl·1J.ocl lo~ the B:1.dclex-~ s info:rmation, tlle B:ldde~ basoo • bi D ~!ndingr. cm. ·U1c condi tiono s0t i'o:rih o cud mo Union Pauif:to Ooo.l Conpruiy ia i10'G 'tiO bo held. l'C59on0ible for nny in1.'o:!."mo.tion on pllyeioo.l oondi tion e (bi V13n by u:1~ ox' i to ~ep:roeeutati vee o xa em_Jloyeo. '!'he undo-i-o:! gnod y:ropo see "~o ozocuto in ti.c.co rol)Jlce with hi :J i.'indinss and ~he oo.:l.J. plnu e c.nd opeoi :fiec.tion s ~ ao follotro: J. TD.! OTIE ( l) 11 The fol'louing mo.a!:line1·y I> otruQ t t!l'oa and bolt con 'VOYO& o..vo·~cm e~eotod comyle·~o BD folloua: Two Car Feeders and r!\-10 i:rip ·:akct·o , oo1n.9lc·~ec, incl1.ulinB fo undntiono, Tt-ro si0ol Eoppe:r0 and T'eod~ra ~ Bc2. t ConvQYora. Belt, Con"·eyo:r Driv~s , s t ructu.!'nl:. stee1, Reinfo::cced Ooll.crote Bi.no, the. oreo~~on 01. Tt;o Ro taxy _.1J.ne Ca~ ThlmYF.h nll o.o per plnns and armc:Lfioo.·G2oao: ... ) - l ,1_ _ _ _• ( '!he Uni'7:!l r>noii'io t'oni ~o.m:v~ny \1ill t"u:mieh c..,d inotall all Lump sum Jl1d - c1oc·cr.io ·oiring and l ign\'.il'!g.) {Exc ep t e..s noted.) I Tm'~ lj:l<Q ( 2) 0 42-o o .. Duck, 4,8-incho El-pl.y Hn;tional E:rend Ru\ibez3e1·tB:· a/1.0rl R ., C. i;r,'.ld 1/ 16" H° C :Oac7?-nB~ all belts to b0 me.de conti nuot o during ez-ocUon by valcc:>n:i. niag t he m1llcoo , 0 LU',~!> sum :i: .. p1.c.oc - .::io.i.....- - - - - - - - - - - - -"Dll(ll - - - - - -- -'\ 0 ·- - - - • } · :;i (3) 175t.C\i!>ic '°rE!l"V.o Coi.lcrete Foundationn, comple'ii0 in p 1' !)1.0.k16 O,ilQ. !'J!)GOif! o etiOt!Oo -----1"!:~~~~"":!t:~~~~:-q-~-=:..-:-_-:_-:_:_-_- -- -(. (,·..._ ___) Pox> Gu o Yd o to rr..oiii'cle Anchol: oo'ito . mii i p rl ces ~Te to be m:i ttcn and numcrtco.'.1.. I• �I -------· r .. 2 ... •11 b:i clo o.ra to be be.o.__d oa u su · ,. ·the • OX 0 'Cho i>nr · and expa11 so. co vesting the con·. "o ta1 amo:m t o:? ·~he 1\.li:Jt) umo n·~ -~:he unit pJ:1. oeg., - :eumi ah cd a : b • ? C n t!'e~ctor ·.n 11 oic.tc, in e. o a · D.c th.o d.rJ ond ty:pe o:' oqu.l11mc!:l t h ViOl'ku Al~o' to avoid dc1.a.y ....n p icide2: ol' Bidctero, furninbtn • a oo • O:lrUi:,O nome 9 G·tw to zr·ner i!".CO'i:'pOl' • .utb.o:ti.l,ed offir.;j.al, uo the co.o • • • the CJompnny ., • ( lC) de.ya a o • a ;\: '::'Dr:: i tnl cl •• .•- f C �( J\.11 b:'.rl.o rl2:0 io bo ooulcd tJlC1 1no.rked n:fl&10ponol :?o~ the conat.-uct1on ol. o. Bel ·:♦ Conveyor. Sy0ts.1 n ·c, -~h0 D.. o. Cla1:k 7.line of fi!O rin:ion P:-;.ci:7;,.c Coc-il Ct)m))c,ay o o.t Si2.por:lor:- Wyomingon '.ihe U'!lton :Pe.oii'i.c Co nl Com~_1o.i1y rooex-voo the r :i ght to z-ej ect any o.nd e.11 bide o~ par to thereof o 'nlo time of B·~artin6 .,o:rli: ant1 date of com:pletion ~:i 11 a.lco be cousicl02;c:11:l o 8 oaapt or �---;;:w-,,..,,,.-=:,- !?"iiU)fOSA'i, l?Oiltl }.N)R 001~'.IB_UCTXON OP TiID3 ~00 l?ACl'.lrXO COAL eOIJPfilN' 8 l}Di.'5 Ctl:Jm?iOR SYtroID ADD COAL 'nPPLi'°AS /1 U[l'i> @o ~'"t t.m:IE ... SW®IOR 0 \'JYOtr.mG ». fi!l'ring 'v'io~:~ctl tho oi -uo ant'J. in□1)oetc!'.l 'tho loeutioa of tl10 propooGd Bel~ CofJvoyor S:,r:rten o.!a<l 'l'aro0-~x-och Coo.l 'ri1.1>plo ~Oi' 5:ho irni@a Pneific Coal C@rap(l?ly o0 D, o. Clark lli.E.3 a.t 8nporiog, 0 t7yomi~ 0 cloo ll:lviag carefully oEarn!nod tho d:ro.D-joaa o:i.1d Qpcc:1:Tiooiiooo for itie a b @vel) tho drm:rili!gG boioi dcoigncrtcd by shoe-C n!mbo~c nc follouo : 21~6032 9 2146 032a, 2146. 328 0 21~6 . 32c 0 2l46. J2D 9 2146. 32n, 2M6.32li', 21.t>6o32eJ 9 2146.32Bg 2146.321, 21~6 . J2J\ 2146 . 32K,, 2146. 32n? 2146.31, 2M6.3U, :?l.46.3'lB 9 2146. JlO, 2146.31» 0 2l46. 31n: 0 2146. 31P, 2146.310, 2146.31i'J9 2146.311, 2~.46.3'.!.J , 2146 . )lK 9 2146. 31L 0 2146.J l?J, 21~6. Jll3 9 2146. Jll?, ol. oo cli;oomago Hos. ?14; -t,) 1740038 and 1,4003.;A in~luded ~eX' tho bidt1oro' im'o!'i:i:3ti on0 t ho Biddor bcooo bio x'ir:diago Oi! ~o comliM.ono oot fcrlll~ o.ud 'iho UBion Paci .fie Goal Compiny :lo net t o bo bolo. Tooponoiblo foir any iafon:o.M.oa ozi l,)hyoieal eeffl19.U ono g-ivoo by fmy of i t s ll'Opli"eOOl1;o.tivoo or omple>yea . Tho Ul!1ot"ofi.goc-J propoooo to oxoeu~o :io nocordoooo oith hio ticdiiiigo oad tho aatcl plo.l7AO and opoe1ficntiox:m 9 ns foll.cr.10 : L-m:np S'll!!I B5.~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _(0_ _ _ _) l"l'Ei-1 'I: pl.O.UO ( 1) 0 11100 CUblo Yurdo eoao~oto Fo1Wdat1onc 0 comploto i n plo.eo aa por r,eo:i. fi out ~ono., ---=--::""'~~--;;:::;::::=-;~;:-;::---------·(O_ _ _ _) Por Cuo Y&o t,.bO'te> ·to :l!lDludo AnclM>r 2olto. :zmum-~CM COAL lfXPPLR: Iffl! om (1)., 'lipplo ctructuro orootro completeo iiicl wliag bolt oom0_vot!' gc.11o?y 0 drivo 1-..ouao a t mine ttouth, domoetio fuol biBo rofuoe bin 0 ear iroto!"<loro, 1a1oeh!mical oqui1Pont p motore end control panel, otruetural otoel, crroti f.lg \'7alko 0 otc.i!l'Ou gi:-ntilllg plat fomo, reinf'oroad ooncrete floors 9 and covariEg 9 o.o l?t.l!' plo.uo a~ 09"0:lfiCGt i ona e ' - �T g;_r I J; (8), i# 00~ <) . ~ 000 OO~~to gOtmtiat~em !~ &leoo 0 2,0'00§ truQboI? bolto onrl\ pi po alcovoo !ll pl ace. - - -- - -- - -- --=-=- - - -1({L wms: _) ?OI? Pound Ii lo ~Wl!ly agroed 8.f$d wtdo~otood the.t ~ho DiddoJ? buooo t ~Ao pll"opoeoJ. on iho opoot i to eemlition of tho ouooeaatul Biddo~ bot22g nt::lt'dod a oont ~ io~., t ho eonotruott.on ot th<ll propoocd bolt oonuoyo.t"" oyotcCJ ~ -cool t~~plo in tho!~ oatlrotv~ i.11.lj.t; Pt>:l.aOE> cu;>o io ho o!'!tton 8!ld mmoriaol. Remarko : Poi'Jtb1 y ootime,\eo m.th ,_on per 11ont (10%) reiaincs! until tho aontira.o'i; £a up,rovod ~ ::-!J;Gp~od m.>.l govom tho p~nt to tho Contracnor. A,U. b~do are to b& baoet.l on a Suretr Bond, tul"l:d.ahed at the 0ont&"afJio~0o 1.1ovol:'lng the oontraot pri,00 to be determtnecl by the iotal IDO\lnt of tho !:.euoau~ emu. 13 J\i..1-lO ~al amount of t .ho qwmtt,ties at the unit pa-1.0&lt o 'i.'hn 0ont,rru1~0r t1il1 i,tato, in a aeparo.to eigned aboet, the method ew mothodo w:.a t.n,o ot equipment Ila propo■oB to uae ~ •x•ouUng tho work o Aloo , to aToid delay- in preparinz the Oozaran • tbo name ot DJ.dd•r or Dici<loro • aum.iohQ j.ns a aamp,.eto :u.at ol P&nnel"8 P Corporate name, State where inoorporotod, Hoo Oltioo m:td titla of authoriaad. otlloial, ao tba aaae may be . S.rni'l'l\AQA the undel"liped qNe■ to ueoute a oontraoi to.- the ottovo otcitctl . peooo:tlcm in t h• form ol a l'\udal'd ag,eament, and agroea to t una,iab O l.iumt, Bolld se.tisfaotor, to 'l'b• UJ4ora PaaUio Coal Qampany ooYerlng the full . Y the GOldl"a.ot. or pnpo1al pl'OffA•d be be IIOtUJ.ed 111tbb 1en (l o) dav ~ of Ume ■It l or the ■UNIUlion ol ,u1 • .,.o ~1;0l'i' tho • • Jt i i WMltntootl $!lat th• ~~n ii to b1 aolltinuoua dturea ihil Job toapl 8'14 • IOOA II PDllible alter th• • and the ~!'ntly 0 on.. raat i1J l et. �'I .., r ·/ - 3 - :: • • ;~ptraoior fm~be,r agTe0a t hs.1 he uill complete this uork ia cg dayo aftex- ibo e@ntTE!.ei i0 let . The Cort1psny reserv00 th_0_r_i_g_h_i_t_o_p_o_et_'°_ _ 11 . .; tbs 11oi'l!: ie ea0e ihe uoathor io not favorabl e for proper axocution oi samGo I' zi ira fu~th0Y agr0ed ~bat the Company uill notify t he P3,i'ties h0ret o JD11.ritil:l.g uiihin t0n (10) de.ya after the submiooion of bids, orui. the parli oo boroto uill oto.rl uoir'tt imncdia'iely t haroa.fter . Dido oho.11 be oubmitied to tho Engineoriag D0p~rtmeni 0 The Union Pacific Coa.1 eornpny, Roek Springe O ~yomin{! 9 in ca.r0 of C. E. Soeun~ Chief' lmgi noor, ~ot lut0r t han 2,00 o ' clock P.Y.. , _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ • All bido arc t o be aeul ed and ~rk0d ni?ropose.l for tho Coaotruei ion of a Coal Tipplo aiad B0l t Conveyor System Ao a Unit ut the D. O. Clarlt itiil0 of Tbe Union Paeifie Coal Compsny 0 o.t Sup0rior, Wyomiiag. 0 The Union Pacific Coal Compony r~seY'Va0 t ho righi to aee0pt or r ej eet aay iand all b:ldo or parto t beroof. Tho tirr.o ot starti ng t1orlt and date of completion 'vill alee bo eonai dorcd 0 Proposed and Agreed by Vli tnooou By_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ �( I-~~~ ~TIKU\mlllll!m (];@]1.]!]Jp~ 1EN<R-ThYJEJE Ifil ~ ~"1ID CC <ID.NTJfilA<DT<IDlfil @ WRIGLEY BUILDING# -~ COMMUMCATlONS • ,o J1IE CO~IP,\."Y ClCTIIITD]<IC:ACS® .__JjL._ SPECIALTIES COAL MIN ING PLANTS COAL CLEANING PLANTS COALING STATIONS CINDER HANDLING PLANTS ROTARY CAR DUMPERS L=::i JJC c::.J CA.Dl.'!. ADOAEss••RANOS " Wl:STC:~N UNION COOC. ,,.,a,,,~, RUERTo 37113-WilR September 13,1937 Mr Eugene McAu.liffe Pres. D The Union Pacific Coa l Co., 1416 Dodge St 0 , Omaha, Nebraska. O Dear Mro McA.u liffe: We have just received your vecy i nteresting letter of the 11th giving us a g re~ deal of information of the general requirements of the new mine you are going to open a t Superior-- Sweetwater County~ Wyomi~. '?Te note that by the/ 15th of this month you uill be in position to mail full set ofAfri:o:lis, general specificationsp etc. covering the detailed requirements of your new plant, together with map of surface conditions, pr,ofi1es ~ and dimensions of the too slopes, together with forra of proposal for bids. Plea se note y;e uill be very happy to receive all this data. and hope the time bet~een its receipt and the time bids are to be received uill be ample 'co enable us to work up a very careful and economical design :for you. 3xuressi~g om· very great appreciation of t his opportunity of figuring on this proposed Tipple Equipment, etc. we are Yours very truly, ROBERTS AND SCHAEFER COMPA£7Y ;t~Y(fP~ PBESID;Jf/ !fil �( --. r'.•""""' r.::-~7 e:; -~'"'"'1"!· . ... ~, f'~::l -,,... ••~ <:!- :'!2.-z:1 b ~... ,, t all,Qs.,..,..?,,._.,,..,.., u.,:..,;..,,;...,, ---J - ~~~ · "'--"'-'- '-1....._....;; -a "'.';':):!.'! O.J :;:'1:3:'!_;-;'..1t ?~~X::J. eorn:~c-~:i.o:::!J a 'Z'a.~ :!?Oi@t rotes i'I?c::J ouC.. .,.__ -;J l,,.J • ~-~-- -~~ f:u~:::il.."iv::? ~"'O 5.:.:.lc::1ti .3~1 ~r1 ,_:: :: __._ ::;::, ~o :ozm:iU3 uhi~~nfsa to f'~e!= C:h:i e:~-::.eto? 0~ ~ dCV°'~OI~;;.,~ of the? :D .. o. Clark n.:-..3 io t!~"G of t~~ ~1:, ...:.::J ,,~ :... t0:.:.,,.t!.::~o : ite:1 0 o~.) ::c t::- 'i.::.'.::Oa t.!l ~ ~:-:=\V czrl ~o:» E.2.to:_1.. icl. on:.yc :=,:-:.·:1 ot!~.J!t' to 0.:-·~~::2. n fOUT-occt:i.cnc 48-ir..!lh ·l}<".)1t convo;;ro? ~ Ch,:, cocl c.1::- -1 • ~·-- · .... ,.. • .Jl..~ ~ hj"Qrjl 1..ot~~ dL!.., ~ c.t t.: C.ii'::01."1311?; poin~!J. ~!2'.3 .:.~]:.•~:ct,.,. t::2t~...ie;.;,:;'h-~:? ~ 1:1~; olo-.PO io 2,COO f-)Oto • :7°!'..0 ti"07ll.O uU.1 oo of thrs3-102d.;%..,_trce~r con~truction, ~ co~ • .~:r;- ~Ci'O~~ by t1.~ b:,i:. oe~tio:i of the i>:s-lt c.l:ov0 !.'GY0'.!.'~~c1 ;;~ ":z;~~ or~tio~ fc.cilitio!l for ~tsriol o'lll bs provided by i'he to. M..e :__ ~1l..U":; cf r2.ih'o:...l t?z.ob in :_:1 ~es, -.nth nocac~~tl elccCri.0 !Jo2.ot!'Jo Cet;~Y :. .;1oet.~e- -vem:,:' '1i1.l ~o i"urniahed by tha Co!ll C o ~ on tho p:1.'\::0ic300 -:.noter ~ t!.eli7cre· 0 .. ,.. ~ �t1f!'''o of in'J·i;~ciii.n:; tho !11Wnie~l ooncl.ition:J ~.-~bovo mid boloa eroun1 /dtll Hv!~ oond:'1.tious fo? conctruoM.on l:ibo1•0~0 0 otc . ori...'.lllgemonto0 ;,·!-,}.e to d. Vv mmh ens-1.n::!Gl." ~11 c-:10 info1•u:1t ion dcsh:edo 0 ,J •:o hsvG o.Cto1.1ptod to l'".::it:i..ueo tho p~0'.!iui~y owxmao of comp:.mieo tJ:!il:1!1 en t!:a mi:.:l to tho ljiru.rn:::i lmit 0 Om." :roqtir.:::.:mCn uot 'jl!.t vory oc1>.nJat91y !u ~ 0 -~:h~t J ,_,:l2'.l 0!)3~i:?ie!J.tiona ~ofm.~rod 'GO OllO'v'O o SincJ~oly youro 0 �. ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY WM. YON MEDING, SECRETARY l.. YON PERBANDT, TREASURER CONSULTING & CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS " ~ .....----- • ~ McCOAM I CK B UIL D I N G 3 3 2 S . M I CH I GA N A VE . CHICAGO Septo 7th, 19370 Mro Eugene McAuliffe, Pres., The Union Pacific Coal Co., Rock Springs, h yoming. Dear Sir:The address of Roberts & Schaefer Cqmpany, is 400 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Illinois . Yours very truly, JAG:HL ~u ene McAuliff e, cc-r~16 Bodge st., Omaha, Neb~. -- P H ONr! HARA I SON 2472 �ALLEN & GAR.CIA Co CON SULTIN MPANY G & CON STRUCTING- E NGINEER S ~,~ WM. VON M£D1N G, S ECRETAR L . VON P£RBANOT, TAEAsURE l""-- - - - - , PHONI!' HARRI S O N 2472 Mc:CORMIC K BU I LO I NG 332 S, M I CH I GAN AV E! CHIC.A.GO Sept . ?th, 193?. Iliro Eugene McAulif'fe, Pr e s., The Union Pacific Coa l Co., Rock Springs , 1.'1y oming 0 Dear Sir:\Je a cknovil e dge yours ot' the 3rd, and would be glad to submit a propos ition on your proposed new plant at D. O. Clark Mine, superior, S\veetwater County, \'!yoming and would thank you to send us your prints and specifica- ' tions when completed. Our Tuir. von :Heding is now in Alberta , Canada returning by auto about the end of this week, and has bee~ instructed to stop over at Rock Springs to inspect the physical conditions, etc., as per your suggestion~ Yours very trul~, ~ J AG:HL r CC- Mr.Eugene McAulit'i'e, 1416 Dodge st• , Omaha, Nebr. \.-.,. / / /'l ,~ .'!.. / - �.. a. n. PeyJo~ o:.. •. 3 - . �".., THE JEFFREY ,~ ~fACTURJ!NG <Co. COAL MINING MACHI CHAINS, CONVEY] NERY, ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES, NG AND CRUSHING MACHINERY ,,Jq\C . J)~·•£XJ;ITl\'E ..,,,•a, BUILDING DENVER,COL ORADQ @) September 8, 1957 The Onion Pacific Coal Co., Mr. Eugene Mc .Auliffe President, 1 416 Dodge Street, ' Omaha, Nebraska Dear Sir: Thank you ror your letter 0£ September 5rd outlining your plans for your new coal tipp1e as well as conveying equipment for the D. O. Clark Mine, located at Superior, Sweet-rrater County, Wyoming. We will be pleased to prepare for you a proposal £or this equipment and will greatly appreciate a set of plans and specifications, together mth Prints and map of the surface conditions, so we ma;y have our Engineers work this up to submit to you. We wi1J. arrange to be present at Chicago or an7 other designated point to confer m.tb. 7ou on tltl.s proposition. Thanking 7ou :for this opportunity- to participate in this bid, we are P:G j I I - -------...._._...,,.,____ f �• • J ~J-~~1&1111 -~ . . ciiiii,, ,11,1,.,0, iBbld·•1H1dliaa,uit 1 GtNf.RAL OFFICE 5 l I ,m:rr "' I j • ~* 1 "rP·1 tfOid xiii GCN!:RAL SALCS OF'F'ICE 307 N , M I CH I GAN AVENUE: ~ WORKS. CHICAGO, Pl TT SB U R G, I< A N 5 AS. I LLINOIS Pittsburg, Kansas THOS. Mf NALLY, PR1t.Sl D £aNT September 8, 1937 (DiCto 9/7/37 ) Mro ~ugene Kc Au lif fe ~ President The Union Pacif ic coa l company 1416 Dodg e street Omaha, Nebr aska. Dear Mr o t,lcAuliff'e: . t f yours of the third. Acknowledging receip ouch interested in having Indeed we wiil be very dmthe opportunity of ~our specifications ~~iect at superior. We quoting on the ~ew ~ilson who will be in Salt have asked ourre~~n via superior and secure Lake city, t 0 as is necessary to properly such informat1 on set up our proposal. scious in our Chicago office we are very ~npittsb.:irg office, of the position as well aspocific coal company enjoys in the the Union h! knov,ledge tha. t only the very best west a nd the very best equipment is good enough, desi~ ~ we quote on your work we of course will a nd wt~ese thoughts in mind. nl keep order that you may know what progress our !~mpany has made in the last few years in coal preparation, I am sending to you, under separate cover a copy of the "March With Time 0 , and I feel that you will be interested in taking a • few minutes to review some of' the plants built by us. Yours very t r ~ , �, · . .t I m.a.c" Cf.cle:).ge> 8 G.c:.h•D pl'i nucio .., .J\11021 lJ G~c:la Qco ll t1dlbE'□5.c!r Ot,eo:l:::!G:'.~:!.02!'.J Cfil1 l)X'O:".K)Dit:loa t1:W!.1 CO~.!l)10t Ct1o C t:.:.,o v'Gll [~~:1.ng noo in .L11t:l-s>ti3:i O~~:, :i:."0tm"'.u1.~1g oy n~\ie> tlio o~!l of t !t2,a 1..)0l~ a"!d L~o b :J·•1'l 1"0<JTI.90t:.JJ. ~o nCo!) OvJ~., o..u Uook SpX'io.30 Co irn:1pGoC [Jl oi ca.1 cor:litiono 0 otoo t!i..o .•....r.""i."\"Jn i1o i2ob:J~to 0 ?g0atcJ.0n~ of t..it'.J fio'bol?Co ow1 Sohoo:?o~ Goo O °i:i'1510y Blu.:_:.. C ~..2:'1.C~~o s~ t1C:Ji~-Ju.cl o:? ?.0C0i'i7i2.3 or..ocifio~M.onoo O\:Ga J~:::::lt.12.CC ffi:uh~I' :co~ion :t:1c.goo Dor:iv'O!.'c - •~~!J'i:.0 oi:o o :it c£ ~::=i~•.t~ -~ ~ ;;:.ps>-'.) ru!..., !.f;.o -u.'.J'.J, ~.'i:<l!. n oui.i cant Cc .,...,.,,,,. ... C':I ..-...,~_..,,.... -:q,..:;--...::_i'lr-_; Cc!:!":!n'ln 3()0 llc Por0lupg nccl~ C:Mc::~.:o ~ ·:-:}~2.cl:l .,_ ..-,? " . _, GVVL.L.,;0 ..:, o 0 ~ ~ J0 ------- b~ .c.av:!.000 m:U. C...:,'7'"'. 'i,;~r:.J cr::1 :1:.1.:r..Z-J ~ro or.'.!.Ce~iv<.J C00~!'.2t:'l.o:~o ~&.) !Jil'~...,.~:,lu .Oo .. c r::..,~ 1\~ nooE -~ X !:e~!' 1'::--:~ ~?.:.:) ~offr:0y ri•~dc.c'0iJZ'iu~ Cc;:_.~7 en:! · • ~.,..,. l"',r. ...,.4 ().t. ,J-..,.• .,,,,.'h r.:.~:.1-!f!'..Cta."'i::s IJo:?i}o~.:.tim.ic Z 'Vi.11 c.tlvico ;y-ouo ~c •"- .Lo..:=t" .L• \ ) v, v~~ ,. -a.')ulil i:!:::3 to !:$0 -~ CC!"Y of ilio 111.>o:100-~ x'ot> t:le.3 0 at.':.)- nr iau Dept. b-a:?oro s,-ou. :x':l.~1Y ooDl tlt..e!:1 o·it.. c:..tM.:.'lZ snce to o o~"l you om! nP a d~-'ii of tho l'ror,oo~? - --- �p:"'1Co e~:.!lp~0Co ~cly f'o:- Oi.~~~C:lcz:.. Xn t!:!o r;::>,y -:-.:> d.11 obv! ot n t!20 ~o,,. o~1t'..l:l t.:J Oq \j'h::> fSs;0 c~~~nio□ co~.'!.'.:.u.3 OP~r-..co!i'a into tho :?iold. ~1 ~.!!oi::O:. ~1-~2.. 0 v~lu.:> !'SO~ivccl fo-;t ti~? ~n::,y ·o:::r,or:dcd• •- ,, 1939, .,:!.\;-- 0 • cont.coplnte tho ool'I: of oonotraction to 00,_...:m.ao a~~~-1 1 0 ....~_ .~:.·o:-:!r..nt31Y tlll."()O co!lths for con!Jtru.otton. - Orfgbla1 SlgnerJ EUGENE McAULIFFE • �;JJLT' c o~~&~ '1' ~ ~. ENGINEER PLANTS: CHICAGO' PHI LADELPHIA, SAN CH A I N FING A CTORIE S AND MAL FRANCISCO, TORONTO ATLANTA LEABLE FOU N D • ' RIES . IN DI ANA POLI S liOSYON BU I LDIN G RO C KY MOUN T AIN REP RES / N TDAENVER, COLORAD O TI V E S 1 S MU BAR T t,. SCMLOS s BEN EDI CT SMU BART CHARLES M. SCHLOSS Seit . ? , 193? ~ ·r ~ E ug ene r-:c.Auliffe Pres . union P a cific c oal c~., ' 1 4 1 6 D odg e s t ., Omaha, rJeb:ra slca . D . O . CLlu"1K l'IFFLE & COi V.GYOR 1 • :Qea r i.:ir . Jic.B.uli ff e : I n aclcno\ll edg:rae:::1t o f your l etter oi' .:,ept . 3r d , i t wi l l bs a g r e at p l o asUl'e t o 4 uo t e on both t he t ippl e a nd the b e l t c onv eyor, a nd I c an ass ure you t h at t he .Link- Bel t c ou;;,any i s t al,ins a ve r y g r eat i rrt eres t i n 1 ·t h i s ,.,, ork • ,ille n y ou are reaa:,,· , i t r1 ill h e l p .u s a lot i f you c a n send u s t v:o sets .o f tlle pr i'.1-ts an tl s ;, ecif i cati ons, o n e s et maY bO on t o vhica bo, a nn one be kep t i n ue nver so v,e roe·: c o oper ate with ehicago , Be t t er yet, \le s u ··,·e st 90 ,•ou s er,d. o ece cop Y to d0 eorg Bel t vomually y ' . e S , ;ra,con, • Link, 111 1no i• s , a nc send "'the ' ·.: . par s h i ll!s Roa . , 0n1cai,:o .,-·-·nc--~ c u -r -:;o us, ano. t h is , :ill save time . 300 0 ...,u v •J ~ 1our co n s i :.era t ne s s in thi s I:1B.tter .i s app r e 0 c i a ted. Sincerely y ours, Ii OFFICER OF THE LINK•BELT COMPANY ALL co ...TAAcTS AMD ORDliRS ARli SUIJliCT TO THli APPROVAL OF AN liXECUTIV - -- �,1, ___,..__ S P E: CI ALTI E S COAL M INING PLANTS COAL CLEAN ING PLAN TS COALING STATIONS CINDER HANDLING PLANTS ROTARY CAR DUMPERS l=3 i1r c::£J . ,vJUGLEY .B UlLDl NG pRJ:5S ,U.L conMUNIC.\TIONS ~ :ro TilE COMP,\...._-Y <emm<ICA®I® J.\" n,;PL)" PT,l1ASE REFER TO $Aou, ADOREss" RANOS" W l:OTltAN UNI ON CODC. \IRR September?, 1937 Mro Eugene McAuliffe • Pres., The Union Pacific Coal Co., 1416 Dodge Street, Omaha, Mebra.ska. My Dear UcAuliff: Have just r e ceived youro of the 5th advising that about September 15th you 't70uld complete your data and ot her requirements for, opening up a neq mine and 17ou.ld be asking for specifications and proposals for the construction worko t;e would be very happy to receive full information regarding youx requirements for this ne't7 mine and submit plans, specific ations and proposa.l :for these improvements. TTe express our hearty appreciation for this opportunity to compete for your business. You m.11 be happy I am sure to l?arn that. we have been very successful during the past year in competing for such imnrovements, especially tipples and coal preparation plant s. During this time we have bu.ilt several plants in Vest Virginia Kentucky and western Pennsylvania including several of the ' l argest and best plants which have been built for sometime. During August we contracted with the Island Creek Coal Company for a complete Coal Preparation Plant, including Tipple, l7et Washery and our Air-Flow Cleaner for the fine coal. This is the largest and most complete plant which baa been let for at least a year and we are happy to have been successful in securing the contract as the award was based very largely on . the meetillg of very severe preparat ion r equirements. i71 th kind personal regards, I am You.rs sincerely, /'/ ~Zf~~ ROBERTS AND SCHAEFER COUPANY �G..A-itCIA COMPANY -~VCIINGENGINEERS SHEET NO, - Jolc:CO•t41CM. DUILOIHO - - - -- ~31 O, M\CHIOAMAV• • cmc.AGO ,.. c_n·:. o 7 • h ~' V •;:; • , 1957. )_, d "- a:t .-.J o O o 01. Oll -. • OU l .::. 't.: ~ri.:. -~:1.0_1:: . hen _ c~ ...d . Youi·~ vcrJ -t:-uly , J' ... �.n.cIA COMP.ANY .co:r=vCTJ:NvlrnGINEERS / •. NC"C'OIIMfC:M.OUf\.OtHO _,,~ .. H\ CHIOAN AVC. cmCAGO SHUT No. _ __ _ __ �I ~signell ,UGENEMcAUUffE �\ ion .. J. C u\r ·o.,: tl1 ~ arcotlon f •1 on • BUl't'oae ma • acoo ,cnyin tho C r 11 • t1 ca1)¥ on .. 1 to o 'f t, - ti Itel.' 'I.en ml w111, of ur 1 )u:.YO to DC ral1nacl au-a to tbe poln t o • ere tloD 1n 1ba tr cora to the »1ac0 OIi or a.boa., e.L>tambo 115th, tl·o H la a o ■l\lon 1c 1111111 ou u 1'~1 •t o.,. ameral. • ,ecU'iaaU.ona anc1 the aatur• o. the tegelher wl th a IIIIQJ o £ u. a1art'aoe coa'11 Uon • �I 1o_·O!J t·:•..._·, • :.. f\ . i '"'-- - #- •• n 0 .,. f ,}j,;. '- :.,/\! u �l J!, .... f �r I -- -·--- ·----- �-- . . . (kj:J , )l ' Cu:-=~ llO o: t ~- c:..., • .,_ .;!°C~- ...U to • _.rc~i,'!.c :)l UC, ;;_ e:.' •.,1-l uo _ ..... . ' ttcl.:: co i'o~: ·U!.O croctio' i ll(; th 1 tc o, - • Of Cl' C .,_ • .. ·\ ·.:.c �t Orl,!!lno \ S\r.tind: EUGEi4E McAULIFFE �, ,nn• • ,1 ,._.,. ·~J.""-' .... \a.,, .a.1., ... :s 1 U~ 11 iJ C ·.-c•-l -~ ormoo\i:!.~11,1 . 0 -' c::; O . ~ •V ,:. Cl• r C C · c'J. t. · · c t; _! I C t-o <~ c o -:: ~ con yo • , ""' l co L1 t ~ - :.. o i ·~i•c.n t _10i1~tr,. •• ; , ol o_c 2.G O feet • . J .11 bo o:i three-lo~ (ii!J...,.4 .,. d on the cl1d :or nc.. o ,,c :.: f <-J.'_. cu to . - _ c:- J elen ,.,i-l ilc _,:ovi cc<-. t,y - t 1 .,. ,,-:•o i 1 l--""c I •• .1~, ....,_,. n t rt ~ _ ·.:01: <']. ll. lw :~Ul' f ._._,.,.._ ! 'WI I\ ""' _ a:d,OCO• nco ru~u!.:.:c t.\ ::o:..· the tLCC oi' croc:t ion o i' • co illC the ,C." l' on tho ;Ji to of 1 i t -nll • 0 i: ,.ow.· O· ho.Ve to C r i1.road c oro to tho 1 i n t ercctiorl in on or about .; Jtc::i'bcr 15t:l1, ti1o be s.n v. ;o ol uon to ooil ;;ou a. full cot o!' anor 1 u Je c.:11·100.tlono c.n cl Ulo n,,. wro o f t !l to ct11.er s. tb r. o t t.hc our 'uuo comli t!.on - ---- �u:L :c:lo:tc,n ·.o:· ::,! " .. ·.~Ct..~ t . LC ~-- • ·• ·i \ ),JC " ..o . . \'• ~:i ~o . c ~ _ ·n, C ·,.o , C �I The Union Paci f ic Co a l Com_pany h a s un d er construction jts JJ. 0 • Cl a r k lii n e , lo c a ted at Su ,b) er io r, S'7ee t r,a t er County , lt.Yomi n g , ap:9 ro x i ma t ely 22 mi l e -~ f re m R . o ck Sp rin gs~~ th e o pe ratin g he2.dquar t er s o f t h e Com!_Jany . The B ~ . fil .:=!:; ;.iine may be rea ched fro m Ro ck Spring s b y a we l l -su r faced h i e;hwaY as n ell as f r ei gh t i•ailroad conThe fr e i gh t r atesfrom outside poi nts to Sup erior n ections . are ide nti cal \"Tith those £overni n g shi pments t o Rock Spri ng s . 1"he c:i1a.r a cter o f tLe dev elo pment of,t~e D. O. Cl ark C-1.• • °L 'ta-~ ,-t c.-,,,- • _s. • ;v--f,c <.. w ine i s that of t y:o s l op e sA o n e to be used {Wa...llan way a.nd.4'\/ I ::..iaterial onlY.1' ~ 0 ther ,;:ill contain a 1f...t..,., ourf[A)-tc.-...., ..,;_sec tion , 48- in ch .,J/~ 1 d,.,1 t..c./..,,. . • co a l dUII1.Ped on the belt... at tt"ro diffl ren t " b e l. t c onveyor, the The approximat e l en g th of the slopes is 2 ,600 feet . po i nts . tran sIO r t ati on facili ties fo r material \'Jill Ad equa t e / V ~ ~ A:.. be ))rovi ded b y t !le company i n t :t:ie shape o~ tracks i n pl a ce, · · (.,,12,,£ ( -<J,.-tt ,.. , y 'H~ . h oi sts ctn bobtF slopes . ~ ..eie c tri c • .,)'-The ti ppl e will be o f t hr ee-lo a di ng- t r ack oons truc tion , , .; v er ed on t he shaker screen s by t he l ast section· d e t h e co a1 . b t above ref erred to• G of tne e 1 --- -~ c;::ra~er and ele ctric po Y,er wi l l be f urni shed by the .J,..I,. Co al- comp eJlY on the p remises . 'the distance r equired for the trans:por t o f materi al to the pl a ce of er ection of the tipple \'till b e sho "m ' \lX'f'ace ma,p ac com,l)anYing the general specifi cati ons, i:, nd on a S ..>-::-" • , wi l.~ -~ ' ;;/ ~ ~ite o f the tipple. '.rb.e conveyor beltrua teri a.l f r om cars A ,-n. 11 , /lt""• ,,, :r cour se , have to be transported from theA sm: -~,._...,e t O• ' 0 tbe p o int o f erection ~ .){€, ,lt-f ~;uz.,, �2 On or about Se1, tember 15th ' th e Co al Comp any will po sition to mail you a full se·"' o f prints, • ~~~.ng (J~,6-•t.,,/ gen eral specifications and the n a ture of the equipment desired, ... . c..--- l.0 g ether i"Ii th ..the map of the surface conci.i tion s ' and. a p rint sl10\'1ing the ,:profile and d imensions of the tvm Sl01J6S, /,.y.,;:_,,, "/.•, t~v· ✓.~ ' f~,t.- >'/ /''-1.-7-i-.>-~✓.Ji.. A //:-\ I' / / \• ' ,-:.} , J~ter receip t of .9rin ts, to g ether with s p ecifications, p roviding your comyany is desirous of bidding on the job, an a:@o i ntment y;ill be arranged n ith your•comyo,ny in Chicae;o fo r t11.e purpose of r;o in g over •.. i ih your engineers all of the . .. . ..?4/', ./ /- ✓ /: I )4. 7 det~dls set :forth in . the general s:pec1:f1cat1ons te b-e ·suh;ni-tted 1" .., ~ .•. /. • • · v,i . ~-IC , 1-i -f• you ' • a.re d esirous • ta::-~ • -Thereafter, o f send.ing an ene;in eer to su:i:; erio r for the ):)Ur'.flO se of ins pecting the physical concli tion s aoove and belo\F groun d, together with living con<.;.i tions for construction laborers, etc., arrangements rrill be oade to g ive such engineer a1l the information desired. Jl r ou wil l kincilY advise me at my office at Omaha . - n aY'I ess to consider biddint; on the ,·,ork above referred y O ur Wl.111 e:,o• -it4 o/Lu.t_ I wii:l. ask 0 ur Ro ck Springs office to forYrard_.. copies of to I ,..,_ prints and. s.l,)ecifications as soo_n as completed, awroximately seyteuiber l.5th, :-fi> xz~1/Ffa .a U- ~ / --L. , J '<>~- ••• ·,tt,,.., ~ ,~ �....... \.,. ,,,.,,. !~ : C ' C ()rtsrlnal Slgnecl: EUGENE t1.cAUUFfE -- ------- i • , -· lo ,_ :, o. ... �co-.er,..S_ by ' theee 1. Ex~afl.ting for 1tbe concrete arow,d the !oundationii artei,..pouring • . ... 4. eteel work. ... .. fabrl eating aud erecting etructun.l inetalliug �~ i':tO::H,1 • ~~~~ ... .. • Deto.ila 'of .. . Pro tile, Rock . .. ... ��ffi jff.O [Eb ~ 4 tJ;LJ'li~m@~ ftitf,;?J:ih;[ ) th;i ◄~t;\ [£ii) ¾Ri;t.fiii J;i ~•>.119.[3], 0 'ii.kl~ . . . . ,~~:-r-:-:i - - " " " ' L I · - -·. _. ~~~:::-y - . d:rtJ1. ~ ~ ~~ • • • _ • ~ ffih • mo r:n'J • · • , ~ \j ,T i , .,f ~ - ' D ~t. ~':1,.·-';,.,~ ....."""_........., • • 1 . . . .-Qt:f£ l?D ~ - l • • • . • ~-.-;.,':.,-:,~---- .' . . ,, .. �· •· . ~ e r . . : ~-cmfG? • ~ . . • . I . • ; ; .. ; JI. : I , ..~. • ~.,..:..1,:.1 • ; : f; .. �,"·I I I ij ��I ',, ' 1 et'ruc:tur.e �mn ~ d'trffi ~ cffi ~ ~ - ~Cl'fi!i1~~-~~c;:o mm~~~~ , �,I �I e ~tmlo~ ;\ W01h'h:i.·l•!3 f.iii?iw:11'I I II »I:iiai!© 00w (.il•l:~ivd•tit-8•m I ���rl. ! fl 'I I" I �for mixin g concrete ehe.11 Strong alkalis o~r. ·organic �����. .. : �~ w~ ~ mo~ ~ ™1dl0:iD Q ~ 8o ~ ~~ ~ ·~I;'! ~ ~~u~ Uil:J ~~~ 11:1 t• ���rI �,, . . .. ~~~ : : : ¼: ~ ' all' material .. .. ; ' • .. . �ill!X·l:1ii7~ bo~~~~~ ~o~ ~ ~~~£Wn~o m ~ - ,.. ~ ~o~~~~ ~ ~~ ~o~~~ . ...,_ · ~~~~ · • ,~~ ~ ~ ��. .. . . ~ . . . . . ... : :. . •• ·L .. . , . .. . ~ : . .. • : • • ~ mo a. ; ; . , .: ~030 " {DE~ �����~rr@o ~ 0 ~CoFtfl.W:@B ~ .i1m) ~ •' ~ @.um ~ ~ ~~o - .= ; ,.,,,.,.;'"rx.,..-,....,., : ~ - 0 ~ {?0 00 r...9' -· ,, $ ~~,m~oWo :1so ci'~~ ~8:lj ~&u ~ 08. mo 0 @ c l ~13 €0 ~ • ; ~00 ~ ~ ~ ffi::}g �����.. . , . :D • •. • . . al u,...;.a.;..,.......,og ' • • • • ~~ . . . . c::8i:!:i!!b . , •: •• : e ~ ;..i.;.;.;..,i...,JJ,,. '_'~ ; ; • = C : • ~..,.......;;;;_ . : ' • -- • ~ . ���.. ' ·~ ; . . . . .' : : : . . . :• . ma . .. . . . .. :. �" H~-driven pQW&r driven ; ' " ��fflffi);~il?J ~nmr-;;~ ��. ~ : ; .. ; ~ ,,; , .. • - C f .:: ���~l,Wa.~ l:lfil'!~fl@ '" ' .. • - ~ l):G ~ al~ 'i:illil~~~~p • -• moo~ - ·. . ~~ . .. . . ~ ; a : : • • ; �~ { m )Q ~ ~olffil ��� 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 Construction of Tipple - D. O. Clark Mine (Closed) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Communications, forms, and newspaper clippings about the D. O. Clark mine tipple construction. Description An account of the resource 11" x 8" folder holding papers of various sizes. Some pages are faded may be hard to read. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Union Pacific Coal Co. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0048 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/9b79c53436804a489537bf477d6d6db7.jpg 0b65d7b165dcbbb8ac38941dbc4acc46 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/22ca4cfde2b6c6ed8e7368ae8e774b50.jpg 6ce27f0641e0aa520044e4129dfcc36f https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/f854beff39894399bf2b99c2edf8076b.pdf 7bdde6174c205268a2874608c50ab23a PDF Text Text 353-12 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY CONTRACT WI T"ri ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY Co?ering constructi on of Stansbury Ti pple I I. .I !/ Part 1 From Oct. 26 , 1942 �/ r (c ....... ' . ..' 1. ,. . ::•yuc • !:ryJ ~-S:.-l Vi!1 . . "' • l..!t:htu_;) .. ! U:t'~ of ·1 L,n. :.1 ':;OVC:...in .• "ti1'lC ·!.it~!! " :.i -~·;__!,.,~:·t ,:11 ,;·1· ..,:8~ •1 ...... . - - • 1- -' . t ha 1 ··:. the • t: n Co ..J _v ny • ' " 1 I ' ·~ _:_1._ ~~.c uur-r.: �a 7 353-12 Omaha - June 19, 1944 Mr. B. E. Prater : Some da,ys ago I talked to you and I-1~. Kane on the nrotle= set out in t.tt2 c!:.ed f!le. Uould y ou be good enough to ~sk :1r. K£.ne or· so:.:e other person in your department, fsmil i.ar i •i th steel ,:-01"~, to look over the £.ttached., eithe r t-~x-1 tin~ ?:e a 1 ~t t el.. of reco~.!.:iend.ation or giving me an op-Jortun!. t y to d:: scuss the ue~te1'" : 11th yct:.1,.. repra- ~------._.,,,~~-- - -- -==-=-=-=-====- �a ock Spring s - Jun e 11 , 1944 cc - i:~r . Geor ge B. Pryde Er . I . L 3uyless ~,Lr . H. c. Liv ingston n r . l!' . -I. . .:...:unt er 1• Ur . Eug ene ~.lcAulii'fe : Heren i t h d etu ils you req_u ested i.iay 23 ~·d , 1 04·=, .fi l e 35::5- 1 ~ , concerning t he b i lli ng f or s tructur a l steel used i n t he S t ansbur y t i pple. Our Order i\o. ? 6L>'72 '.ias issuec:. on £ eb r uar y 15 , 1 91.::5, t o Alle n le Garcia Company f or 422 , 000 p ounds of fabrica t eu s tru ct ura l stoel at J ? . ? 5 cwt. f . o . b . Ner,cas'Gle , ..!.ndi ana, frei e;ht allor:ed t v S t unsbur ~' , Lyoming , cove rin;:; m'.iterial _.,,lie n .,::, G~rci a 11ac.. ord ered .i!'ebr uary 3 , 1 911:3 , f r om the Pan.L1II1e:::i can .Jrid:;a \Jompan y ; b e i nJ furni ~hed unuer C. D. I•:o. 2?4 36 , a cos t plus con t r s.l;t r:i t l: ~.J.len ,~ Garcia Company f o r the con struc i; i on of thi s t i pple. Tn e d etails o~ con struct ion nere not compl e te at tllc t t i me , the qua ntities deter lJlined b~r p1•olin i na r y e s tim.a.t e and ..:.llo1.1ance by the ·.,ar Production Boa rd • .... n September 1 7 , 19s3 , a cllo.nge or d er nas i s s ueu , a t ..:: ..llen & Ga rcia' s r e quest, f or 25 t ons aci.di t ional , t h i s having b een a llo·,;ed on t i1e pri ority f or t i pple auxila ries. Shi pments of the a bove mat eria l \'/ere invoiced a s f ollo\'1s : Date 8/ 3 NYC 7078:SS l' &. Lls 44453 l:YC 751 200 8/ 7 P & LE •.!:4261 8/26 R;ici{ &. Y 91602 8/Jl HDG 21951 b/l4 1-lYC 501186 o/19 P &. LE 4b961 8/ 5 6/ 6 9/l?/43 Car N'o . ---- Shipping Y{.b_ 57600 46110 5G080 61480 40600 8 6000 60020 ;)1 680 'l'otals Billing 221270 220000 ~ 7.75 J l 7050.00 2~8300 2;,9570 Ql 7.75 ,;18566 . GB 459570 4 59570 {) ? . 75 ,;35616. &8 Th ese invoices \-;ere approved t..nd :paid sui.>ject, however, we understand , to the provisions of Section 15, Page 8 , o f.' ,..; • .i.i . Ho. 27-4:56 , \':hich provides for revie,i of payments prior to issu.::.nce 0:t' 11l!'inal , 11 sta t ement , not l' et issued . ----- �- 2 - on i.9ril o , 194:3 , P. O. No. 77904 \i'as issued to iUlen & Garcia company for detailing 211 tons of structura l steul at J 35.00 per t on , the r1ork to be clone by _ia rry L. Dovell l. Compuny of Chi cago , I l linois , this ,·,orlc invoiced :...s follous : Date 6/l;J/ 4'3 o/ 50/-13 7/15/45 ?/30/43 Sub- tota l 2/ 29/ •-!:.'1 ·.!.'o tal :5:j tons C .._;:;5. 00 :,5 t ons C 55.00 80 tons G 35. 00 -~o t ons C 35. 00 .jl,225 .00 1 , 225. 00 2 , 800.00 2 , 100 . 00 210 liOllS Q 35. 00 7 ,::i50 . 00 .:a t ons (. 35. 00 700.00 230 tons c 35. 00 o , 050 . 00 •rhe firs t four invoices ,·,ere approv ed and puid ; t h e deta il d.r a·.;in3s r;ere conpleted about Septemb er 1 , 194:3 , and i nvoice da t ed February 29 , 19~-.!: , \-.·as r endered fol lo--.i n.; completion of cost d~ ta by il.1.len & Garcia, .c'ebruary 7, 19-1:4; upon rece i pt of t h i s invoice rre ,,rote to Allen ~c Gar ci a on 1.Iarcil lJ , 194•.!: , as per attached copy; copies of subseq_uent corr espondence concernin_; thi s matter also attached as folloi7s: l i Barch 1'7 , 1944 - L. von Perbandt to I. i',l. Charles J ..pril 4, 19,14 - I. Li. Charles to lllen ~ Garcia ,. .'i.pri l 13 , 1944 - \lilliam 'i'rolD.'ller to I. ;..... Charles j . 30 , 1944 r.!ay I . J. . Charles to iulen :.,; Gare ia - ~ Ana lysi s of the amounts tha t are i nvolved i n this dis~ussion con- J cerning basis of billi ng, a r e given below: ~ Deta iling ililled by Jlen ~ G~r cia i'/eight s i ndicated on deta il dr,x:ri ~s included field r i vots Difi'ercnce Cost .Amounts of difference Less obv iuus er r ors lett er Ll&y ~0 , 10~~ 77l ;r C '7 . 75 2;:;0 tons I·.1 aterial 459570,; b . o tons 1'..io98,;. 35. 00/ton 7 . '75/cut . ,297 . 50 1286. 35 297.50 59. 75 1221j . oo 'l'otal ,Jl 5b3.b6 59. 75 �- 3 - Your l etter i s corre ct i n quoting my str:t~:,1ent tha t the amount i nvolved ne s i.lbout :2500 , my recollection \las fuulty . i f s ...,m0 definite r.llonance f or over r un i s dei'ensible t h e actual difference rooy be small, hoi·1cve1· , I understand t hat 2-b·,i is t he permissible excess in uei;_;l1 t f or a1~ one shn1le , til..t tne aver ag(; nould be expe ctecl to be lllUCil smaller . I clo not have t!ny ho:t1es of convincin5 . .llen . Garc i a b)' furthe r a r gument , otlier t han of secui·in.; correcti on of the error& nd any o the r s developed. These possi bilities r emai n to a ccount i'or t ne differenc e in neight : 1. lit her orders \'Iere s ..i_,peC:. ·.:i th the ..:tructur a l steel or s ome dunnage included i1: shil):ping ,. eights. 2. in(;;s . ·.10 Inaccurate nei gll.ts on the r equire6. list snoim on de ta iled draw- llave not cnecked tue se sneets , such uncler taking being cons i derable wi til our present i::te.ff and more pr essing \1ork; and , ussuroini; that ,,e are entitled to uccur ate l isting by Allen~ Garc i a . 5. Some addi t i onal uei ~ht f or shop rivet s and paint is expected , generally les s , i believe , · than loss in punching ru:id cutting. 4. ~rors and additions for the convenience of the f abricator. iiny o.dvice you may car e to :_;ive con cernin.;; the matter ,·,ill be appr e cia ted. �.I ( h ay 30 , 1944 ~. _..,..,,.,. ...... •_, J, '~ 0 \ I _; ) ._:_ ~C , . D .. ,_. , I -.....~_.J..'...J -· " 0 ... ' ... ...... .' , . .. , ...... , ~ ~~ ., a'l'. .... ••• .. 1 .(• ..., ... ~ , t,. ~ . ; ... . ... ,. _.... r '....· ' ..!-..! _ •..!l w ·-" I ' ., p t:u, Q I l _, ~ •J. :_ v ..... -, .. 1. )'i - ~ ~1 ; o t::--: 2. !.,IIIU '--~~1: ~. • 11 .... - .;. .. t C \_,..-:: _ _,.. . •. ·•- r;..: \J~, ---~~~;,t.\.."ft '-'• . i.... i;. '.\n :_ 'l .:.i \!, ~· , i..; : li '" ~~ tt•l .. . .. 0 ()risia«:Ll Sisnud: t. Y. CffARLES ...o .. ----==---~~------------ - ----=---- --- .- �April 1 3 , 1944 i•J r. I. tr. Cilurles The Union Pacific Coa l Company Rock Springs, ·,,yoming Dea r Sir: Since hlr. von Perbandt is absent from the office a t the present time and will be absent for t he next two ueeks, your letter of April 4 regarding t he difference be tr:een invoiced and dra,1ing \'/ei .;hts on structura l steel ,,as turned over to the \·1ri ter to ans\'rer. : le note from il'ir. v..,n Perbandt' s letter of Harch 17 r elative to this subject t hat he states an ove rrun allo•:1ance of ~~; is justified by the A. I. s. C. specifications. 'l'his , of course, is a misstutement v,hich right f ully is attributabl.e to the nriter r ather than t o i.lr. von Perbandt. Ey com.aon practice, 4,~ is the t ol.eronce usua lly employed in checking figured ,;;ei gr1ts e.c;ainst scale \'!eights. Ii:oneve r, such is not our case. 'l'he f c1cts of our case indice.te an actual invoiced shop \'Teight of 459,570 pounds, ..-:rhereas the shop clra,7ings shon a tota l Height of ~~2,972 pounds , including field rivets , the difference betrreen these sets being S .62,.J. ·.,e do not attempt to justify this difference on the basis of specifications simply because the reason for ind ica ting the weight of each shipping piece on the shop drai1ings is not intended to checlc the shop ueights. The reason for showing TTeights on the detail dra,.,,ings a t all is to benefit the erector only so that he may kno\7 how to handle the piece to advantage. ~dmitteuly, in the majority of cases the individual piece v:ei~hts are li: ht enouGh to cause no a pprehension. 11owever, in .some cases, even though in the minority, the \'/eight of tlle piece is such that equipment capacity and safety must be considered. In these cnses, having the v;eight in question in.mediately availaole removes all doubt and avoids guesswork. From our point of view, we feel justified in our procedure, considering that v1e do not knov, the type and capacity of eq_ui:pment the erector uill employ. ·."Ii th these t llou:,,hts in mind, ,1e instructed H. Dovell & Company accordingly and are satisf;i.ed that our instructions n ere complied. uith. In figuring weights for our intended purpose, ue do not strive for an ultimate degree of a ccuracy. You have no doubt noticed that the figures are uell rounded. No overrun allowance of any kind is figured in, nor are shop rivets or paint included. i'le feel that for our purpose the weights shown on shop drawings are sufficiently accurate e1nd are not unduly a l armed that they do not check the shop weights uithin the limits of the specifications. ----=--------·----.......... �- 2 - April 13, 1944 .lfi.r. I • U. Charles ~nion Pacific Coa l Company \le fee l that the shop rrei ghts a s invoiced are u. sound basis of settlement in vie\: of the f a ct that \'le estimated 256 tons, a s the orders indicate , Ylherea s the invoices shon only· 250 tons. Uay .'!e hope that the above explana tion is acceptable to you as an engineer and tht..t this question, as \'Tell a s the final job settlement, may be speedily resol~ed and settled to our mutual satisfaction. Very truly yours , ALLEi.~ &. G.\RCIA COriP_INY By '.':m. Tro::nmer/ler c/c - l'ir. George D. Pryde l.lr. I. N. Bayless tir. i:i . c. Livingston fir. I!'• A~ IIunter Cr. E. 'i!. Baldridge. :.------·-. �April 4 , 1944 Allen & Garcia Company 332 s. Michigan .Avenue Chicago 4, Illinois l CC - Ur. George B. Pr yde ;,1r. I . N. Bayless hir. H. C. Livingston I r:ir. F . A. :Iunter ;'.ir. E. T. Baldridge Attention i':". r. L. von Perbandt Dear ilr. von Perband t: ,/e have your letter of ;,iarch 17th, concerning r1eigh.ts of structural steel used in the Stansbury tipple, and reply has been delayed in order to investigate the matt er more fully. 1 I have before me "Steel Construction," Th ird Edition, 1940 ~•• I. s. c . ..nd quote therefrom ~s folloTTs, Page 280: nstructural steel and iron sold at a unit price per pound, hundred Yreight (100 pounds) or ton ( 2000 pounds) snail be invoiced on the calculateci. rrei gh ts of shapes , pla'lies , bars, castings, rivets and bolts, based on the detailed shop drawings and shop bills of material ..-:hich shon a ctual dimensions of materials used as follows: Dim.ens ions: The Tieight Tiill oe figured on the basis of rectangular dimensions for all plates, and ordered overall lengths for ull structural shapes and Tiith no deductions for copes , clips, sheared edges, punchings, borings, milling or planing. ·,"/h en parts can be economically cut in multiples from material of larger dimension, the calculated Yreight shall be taken as that of the material from which the parts ar e cut. Over-run, a s follows:1. To the nominal theoretical ·;1eight of all universal mill und sheared plates or slabs TTill be added one-half the allowance for variation or over-;1eight in accordance u i th tile specifica tions of the dme:.c·icc.n Society for Test ing Materials. For the determination of ov_,r-run all plates less than 5 feet in length shall be clHssed as sheared plates. (See t able in A. s . •r. M. Speoific-:-.tion.) I. t I I t �/ - 2 - 2. Reinforcing burs ;-;hen not sold on u basis 01' scale weights shall be invoiced by t lle Seller .;.-t t he theoretica l weights plus l½ per cent to al l ow f or over-run we ight of def ormations, etc. 3. The calcula t ed wei Gh t s of ca sting s s hell b e the \'/eight s de t ermi ned f rom the cietail dra11ings of t he pi e ces. i ncluding standard f i llete f or such pieces. •r o thi s an aver age ove r - run of 10 per cent shall be added . F Rivets, a s f ollows:1. me r;ei.:;-h.t of shop riv~ts wi l l be based on t he neights s hovm in t he f ollov:ing t ubl e : ,;!.. 11 i n d i ::im.eter Rive·t s 20 pountl s per 100 rive-ts 2 Hivets 5/ 8'! in di ameter :.:;o :pounds per 100 riv,ri;s Rive t s ".J/ 4 " in d i um.et er 50 pounds -l0r 100 rivets Riv::: t s 7/8" in db.meter 100 pounds per 100 r ivets fl Rivet s 1 i n di amet er 150 pounds per 100 rivet s 11 Rivet ~ J;.-1 /9 in diamet er 250 pounds per 100 rivets Rivets 1--3../ 4t1 in dL.meter 325 pounds per 100 rivet s I I 2. Field r i vet s and bolts shall be invoiced at t heir act ual v1eight. 11 Dat a pert a ining to "Painting , Galvanizin.::,, and ·,/elds" is omitted in t hat it i s not considered pertinent in this ins t ance. I also iw.ve "SteeJ. Prou.ucts t'.anual, Sec t ion -c:: <lated August, 1943, published by ti:J.e _.\.. I . s . I . ·ae quote t heref rom, Page 14 and 15: "'rolerances: 7ue degree of precision practicable in the production of structural steel sections is limited by t he essential character of rolling mill equipment and unavoidLble contingencies in rolling mill operations. An example of the latter is the wearing of the passes in t he rolls--one of tae principal causes of variations in sections. It is necess~ry to make allo~ances for deviations from theoretic~l exactness. The standard dimensional tolerances for such deviations are given in Part III. :i."'ne permissible variation from the theoretic;.,.l or specified v1eic;ht is 2. 5 per cent." It appears. from the above , t hat the weights billed in connection uith tile Stansbury tipple do not conform to t he m.ethoti. of oilli~ on the prescribed tolerance, ::ind if you have some l a ter information ,,s to revision in standard practices, uill you please udvise reference to same if published. In addition to the determination of the proper weights for billing the shop details prepared under our ? urch~se Order No. 77964, question is also raised as to the billin~ of the steel as it appears from the A. r . s. C. Code of Standard ? ractices quoted above, that this billing shoul d have been made on the basi s of calculated weibhts . l. l I- �/ - 3 In a separate letter, we are writing concerning t he f indings of our Auditing Department concerning tlle cost of the tipple. It will, however, be necessary to determine t he ques tions above mentioned , and also the settlement for the errors i n steel f abrication concerning uhi ch you have not us yet udvised us definit el y. Very truly yours, THE UNION P,\.CIFI C CCAI.. COI;u>_·J,TY By Chief Engineer r �( 1.ia rch 17th , 1944. Mr. I. M. Charles, Chief .lill,:;r. , The Union Pacific Coal Co., Rock Springs, \7yo. Dear Mr. Charle s: RE: Our Job f l o04 F_ave your letter r eg~rding the differences betTieen shipping and estima ted ,:eig hts. Tne neights e s timated before fabrica tion was started ·:1ere given on sheets l to 127 inclusive, as being 4:36 , 300 lbs. plus 6692 lbs. or a total of 442 , 972 lbs . The a ctua l shipping being 459,570 lbs., we have a difference of 16, 598 lbs. or 3.7~; over the t heoretica l e stimated •.. eir;ht. Such discrepancies s r e t...ken i nto account by the .uI.s.c. specif ica tion and va ry Hith the character of the material used. Our experience in t:1is class of nork has indica t ed t hat a variation of 4,-> can be e:s-pected, a nd inasmuch as our ove rrun uas only 3. 71; everyth:ng \·ms in order. 'fhese ullowances &re necess.. r y oYti~ to the fac t that the rolls used in making the va rious s hapes become norn ,Ti :h use .and consequently the metal increases in the various sections uith a net result of an overrun over the theoretical weie;hts. The \7ei ghts shO\'m on the drawings of course, uere figureu on a strict t heoretical basis. Under these conditions we feel that y;e were right in c ;:;.rtifying these bills for payment . 1 :/e have nut completed our negotiations \7i th Pan-American Bridge Company for a re:fund, as v:e have sent t hem t he dra.-:iru.;s shoning the corrections and t Hey are checking to see whether e l l of it is chargeable to them. 'ile are , llov,ever, urging them to f;i v~ u s their decision as soon as possible so that y;e c .n make a fin<-l settlement. :rlegarding the charges against Harry L. Dovell, it nus determined between us tha t the proper churge to them ,,as .,:;134.33 based on the errors they made . ·.-;e wr ote you someti me ago regarding the shipment of original drav,ings and details and what your wishes r1ere in connection with i nsurance, but so far have had no reply. The drauings for job 1277 , Hanna, \7ere shipped yesterday by expres s prepaid and should be received by you shortly. ---·--- - -..............._ _ _ _ , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . . . . . . . . = = - - - - �- 2 ! fr. I . ll. Charles • • • • • • • . . . . • . • . . • . . . . • ~/ 17/44 . The dr auings for St ansbury are ready for shipment but ue are a,:ai ting the making of suitable packinz case and should follm1 this coming \'leek. Yours very truly, LVP :RL cc -er. Geo. " L o ::?rycle I..r. I . 1;. :3ayless L:r. ..i. c . .1.,ivingston :.;r. .c-, • ..!..o hunter Llr. E. .c. '.,;,alclridge ;..:r. ii. ~'-- Sharp �March 10, 1944 Allen & Garcia Company 332 s. Michigan Avenue Chicago 4, Illinoi s I CC - I\J '. Geor ge Bo Pryde 1·:1r . I . H. Bayless r\1r. H. C. Livingston ~Jr. F. A . Hunter ~lr. E. T. Baldri dge W u-. M.. A. Sharp Attention Ur. L. von Perbandt: Dear :&Ir. von Perband t: 'Je have your s t t.. temen t of l!'ebrua ry 29th , 1944 , f or sho _i details or steel framing for the Stansbury tipple, your Purchase Order No. ?'7964. ~:e assume that the amount of t.,enty tons is intended t o complete the billing under t hi s order, making a total of 230 tons, this amount determined r·rom. shippins neigh ts ( 4:59 , 570 pounds) under Or der I:o. ?65'72 for steel furnished by t h e Pan-illnerican Company. According to our talce-off, the indicated ~eibhts on Sheets No. 1 - 1.2? both inclusive of the dete.ils prepc:.r ed by Dovell Company, the total ':ieights of struct ural steel is ( •;:4:36,300 pounds) plus 6, 6?2 pounds of field rivets. ':le are not able to reconcile these -.·;ei gilt~ with the shipping wei_ghts sto.ted _uove. it appears settlement under l{o. '77964 for the shop details should be made on the actual weight of steel detailed. It does not seem probable that the estimated \7eights should vary nearly t welve tons from the actual, and we should like to 2.slc thut you consider this matter, advising us wherein the discrepancy lietr,een the estimated and actuaJ. weights occurs. Also, please advise us concerning your success in negotiating c. refund with Pan- American for the correction of errors in fabrication amounti ng, according to our memorandum of February 5th, to ~603.04. According to this memorandum, i:he amount you determined as being the proper charge to liarry L. Dovell and Cor.ipany was ,Jl76.33, whereas your statement in February 29th shows this amount to b e ,)134.33. Will ~rou please advise the reason for this difference. Demand is again made for the original drawings of these shPll details in accordunce with the details of the Purchase Cruer and .our ~ontract. Very truly yours , *TypGgraphionl correction made originsl not corrected. TID.: UNICN PACIFIC cc:..r, COH!.'_.lff by 0 .-jzim,i 5 1.~::. .:;; L M.CHARLES Chief Engineer I. I �cc - /'• -,. ,..__1,. 0 Gc0r._,c ,'i), o Yr yde l b.-•yl cas ). 0 ! il."' 'L:ro ;. .. o c. Li vin,.~:;ton Ur . l~'o ..:.l • . i.:nter 0 • O corni nG t he b i l l.in,g for ;;t :ruc:tur ~l i:t eol u ::.,cc1 in tue Stansbur ~l t i pple . Garciu Comp~ny for 42!:,0iJO 1Jounds of i'o.bricatcc.. s tru cturol otcel ot . ? o '75 co::r:..!?al.'t r;i t 1. ,110n ~. C.o.:r-ciu Coroy:. my for ~tihc .construe 1iion of -this t i pple. for ~!J tono o.~cli tioru.l , thi s !icving been ollo,:ed on tuo oric.ri ty f o r. tipple c.uxilnries. ~ 11i~1mcn'i,s of the abovo nat cri2l ,1cro invoicetl r>s tol lo1·:o: ~ 8/ "'.... Cn• 1:0 . -- IlYC 7O78~i8 -, •.l:':A:53 ' J....!> 8/ 5 -·' . <.C. S/ G HY-C '151 200 8/ 'l ) [.:, -. " ·!:'1-201 f.1/ 26 !:~ c;~ le y 91602 ~/..,1 .dDG 21951 ~/ 14 i.lYC 501186 0/10 J! t.,~ u·! 4~-961 ' ~!3ilippi D'-'~ ~~ Bi l ling G?GOO -c:,H l O J.:i060 :)1400 221 21.Q. :.20000 ·~ '1-t?5 ,_,l rr050 o00 ;:~.;~,OU 2..J9~?0 <_ 7. '75 , L5Ct"••i:E <.5U5'l0 (t..:95 70 ·~ 7 . 'lJ \.'S5HlG.GC L.-,0:-00 8~000 00020 ....1ac.o '.i.'.1cso inv.:>icos UCI.'C ap:!.)rovcci. ,nd p.::ill. cu.o jcct; , i1ot;~vc1.', t.-o um1crot, uC , �/ 2 - vn .pril :.>, 194:::i , r-. u. No. 7?9G4 i :n:, isnuod t o ,Lllon E.:. Gnrci n co.o_!:OllY ?or detaili~ Zll tons 01' :;tructurnl s t o, l ut .,,35 . 00 pel' ton, i;h o \,oi·k to bo done by ..o.rry 1.•• .tovoll l:. Cor.1pcn., of' Ciiicago , I l l ~nois, this Da·~c G/l'..J/ 43 C/ 30/r::3 .._,1,225.00 1 , 225.00 ~, 800.00 , , 100. 00 210 ·ton s 3 5 . 00 ?,voo.oo , 0 -tons 3'.jo,)J 700. 00 L~;O ·;;oris 3:3. 00 c , 0 50 . 00 . 7/15/ 4.-3 '7 / ;:;o/_o .:.;uo~tot.,.l !"'/ ·~"/ _... --A ~ :.::.; tone .,_.~tio uO :55 tons I. ::5 . 00 80 t ons 3r> . OO ·:o t erns 3b o00 I ...'o t ul I t I concornin _. t:ilis catter a l so £.tt~chocl a o follo\,s: JJurc;. 1 ,,. , l ~<!,t; ~·. pril . , 19.:-~ ..p~il 13 , 1914 I.:oy i o, 1 9-!G .. ~I . v•m .:.'erl)2.nd t to .i. .. . ..... Clt:..~rlos G r-:i u L. Clll~r les to .lle n -::'r;;>::!~r t ~ I . 0 i1<-r los - 1;111i::;:;i I. . Glmrlos to .\l lcu , . c-a rcic 1!. - JlL'l !TGic or .tho e.:!ounts thc..t aro .:. nvolved ir. 'G1,i i:; 1.U s,;u ::;~ion con- corn ccrnin~ baaio o:r bill1n_; , ere aivcn bolo·:, : :Jillcd by :.l l on ~ G_ rcfo •,cit;i1ts im1:.cated on dc·::1.il d :.:.-.?.':1i n:~s i nclutlc~ field ri7ots l)ifi'orc ncc Co.;'i, .Awounts or uifferonoo , oas obv1uufJ orror::i letter :~:::y :;0,J.1Jt1:1: '171:, ( . 'I. ?:5 .1.' or .Jot:.ilin.:i; :;i.torfal 2~ 0 tons i:oo:·,?o, '.L'otul ~.. u t one l •~ ::>u •r ,., ...:;·c-'· ~b.00/to~ t. ,B9" . 30 12:r-• .:rs • • V 69 .?5 ----- ·---- U• ,}1583. L5 59.rn �Your lotter i s correct i n quotin~ 1~y stnt;;non t thut tne ame;unt ; nvolvctl ,r.s <1bout . 25J0, D;J recollection -r,r.t. foul ty . i f o mo dofini tt3 t!llo :::mce for ovel'run is defensi ble t 1.o aotuul clif'f'e1·a11co m.t y be anall, ho·.1~voJ.•, ... Wld.-~rstLnd t;.iat 2\-· is t he perr.1issi ole be T;iUcil ctl:lll0r. I tlo not h:;vo , .1y hope~ or convincing _alon . G:.1rci e bJ furtlwr t,r [;Ul!lent, o ther tllan of securin.; correction of t.Ltc orror!J : nd any others u~vclopcti. 'i:'hoso poseiioili tio1., r ~m:.ii n to account i'or tHo tlitfcroncc in 11oi cht: 2. i ngo. Inuccur,,·:;c ,,ci ..;1.tD -.1n tho r.:iquirc:... liot ~..o n on uctt..ilec draw- .c ~luVc not c !cckcd t .•oso t:1.ceto , sucu undertclcin.3 bcin..; consider ublo n i tll. OU!' pr.;oon·:; v i:i:::f'f un<l. r:.01•e .:.>ro,:;siJl.3 work; onl1, uocur.u.n[~ tht t r,o uro entitled to uCcurato listin~ uy ~lien~ Gm-cin. o. • ono adlli t lon..l \,oi.;ht for shop rivets c-nd _1.,aint is o::cpe cted, conor cllJ•lcs~, r bol iave, than loss in punchin~ Llld cuttins. ~. ....rrora· end ~udi tions for the convcinionce or tho :f't!bricutor• • ,ny cdvico you rc.uy cur~ to ~ivo concorni n~ tho !'.1:!ttor 1111 be appr;)cfotc:.l. Ori(:inol Signed: I. U. CHA.RI.ES -- �( / 1/ 't l •1 --. . •t_ • 0 !.,i ." - (t.\.~ 'i).t ~11 ,, > 0 ·~~ \:, ~ ! ~it.. ~..:·1 . \':'l.. t. l U , ;_ o .. o: .,.,; o ' J i , tH ·!(\~ ; e ..:· J :.J.-> 1• •'-' t.J t-::1~ .. lu 1!.\· lr,·' ·• ··J?." ,.(~ . .;CJ J.\1 - ~~~ ),_........ . ... .v ;, r, •!l. - l' C .-.. ..'J ~ J'?~ ;i{!: ~ :(.~ C~ IL L'.L CZ.i\t'U..::S ., :..,.,. �/ / ,i.pl"il 15 , 19,.!:f¼ .L:r o I o ?1 . Ohar L !i:J 'i'Le J nion lluci f ic Coal Cor.ipi;.ny noclr Sp r i ngs , ,yvmiUG ~ince llr . von ? crbe.ndt i G absent from ·i;he offlc0 ut t ; 10 pr oocnt t i me r:md i: ill b0 absent f o:r t :!::.e next t uo ,JEH,lts O your lettel" of .i!J!'il 4 r eearding t !ie d ifforenco bt.itncen invoice::u and (lrc:.1i n;; 1:,ci ,.;:1•iio on i:it:ruct.ur,~l s t eel u as tur ned OV ()X t o t he u:L"i tor to unm::cro .:0 no ttl fr-:111 ;.lro v,·n !'or b.m dt ' s l ettei' of :ierch l? r olc,ti ve t o t hi c , m1b j 0ct ·i;:.m t !.le stutes un ov~rrun cll omm cc uf .;,,p i s j u s t i f'icu by t h €! -~ • I . o. C. spoc11'icu t i cns o ·...'his, n:? course, i s a G1i sct:1t cn0nt r;hich rlci:lt f ul 1y i o ,, t-t;r i t u b bl o to the riritcr rat her t ,1ru1 to ; :ro von .r'erl>c.ndt. u y co~~m -Jr ::1<itic0 0 ~ i s t !lc t olerance uou· .ll y cspl o.red :in che cking fig m.' -J. 1:oi :::,:.it c --~ain o'.; s cule ilc i :;itt::;. ; ~o·.ev.. r 0 such i n not our c:oseo .:.hG i'uc t:.., _,.f om .' ca se indic:-ri;o cm ectu~l i n--:oic ot1 s1109 n e:i,gll"i; of 4.)9,07j J.)ouncls, i . :1or0t...s tho s:1oy Cr ::n:-incs 0im.1 {~ tot:1.l ~,ol ~,ht of f1:,, 9'13 po ..i:.1tl s , ~nclm!in__; fiold ri\Tcrt :... , t;w diffc:r·c11c0 b ,..t r:00n t ncsc set s being :J.Gc:. • . e do n.)t u ttcrap t t o j ust i:?;,,· thi c uii'i'o1~on c 0 011 t ?1e basi s• of s pcci f icc t i ons oin.::,l y bcc(m so ·1;L.e renson ro:r intl i c,.:i.t iu!; t; 10 u ei cht of os.c ..1. S!li p!;)i n"' p i ece -n ·t-.10 shop tlrawl ngt; is not i u-~lli".l.tlotl. to cncc!.;: t he shop nei [Jlts. i'h o rea son for ohor;in3 i'."e i gh t s on t h o d ot ,il drti-.-::i.n ::;s :,.t nll is to benefit the erector only co t hat lle rey lmou ilor; to h:.mtlle the r>i ecc to adv.:..n tt!,::e . ci.'lli tte ul y , in the l!W.jor i ty oi' Cuf:0 S tJ:C; 1ndi vidu?l piece vm i _::its a:re 1 ,. _ht enou _!l t o cu.use no :.1_pp:r.cll0n si ,.m .. ::o".i.:ve1', in some cases, e ven t ' iou'..:£' in -;;~0 !d.inori ty, t h0 .,oi _ht of t ho p i ece l s sucl1 t ha t e r.:_ui :1n 0n t ca.pac i ty and s a fety ous t be consi derc<1. In tl!ese ci~scs O hcivine; the Lei ._.;ilt i n t1u e:.--i.;ion lri...aed"iu 1;cly availal.}.le r omov0~ 211 Coubt illld avoi ds @.less1-:ork . J r om. our :po i nt of ,,i m1, :.m .feol j ~1s t i r lod ln our procedure , con:;i tlo;;•in..; t ll,:ct mi ..'.v not kn on the typo and c- pnci t y o? ,. , _uivment the ei-oc t1....r u i l.L GnI)l o y . 0 tith t l11;,se t _.ou .:i1ts i n r.1.;.nd , r;e ins t ruc ·i".etl .l o .0o7ol l & Company u ccordin~ly untl c..re s a ti sfi ed t hat · o~r l n s~ructions .3~ 0 conplied ~ i t h . I u f:~urlnJ ~o~__:.~tz for our i ntenu0d purpo~e, vo do not ct riva f or an u l t i mut c d eJ ee cA: a ccuracy . You i.tavo no doub t noticocl t hat t he f~urcs a r o \. oll rounde d. n o ovurrun allo:nmco of c ny kind i s i'i uUrec1 i n , no~- ere s hop r i vct n 0 r _paint included. .,e :i'c ol tllni; for our .9urpooo t l:.c we i Jit s sho-;-.rn on ~hop dr a,, ings arc s u:ffi ciont1;1 -:1cc1.1r: t c • nd e r e not unduly ol urmed t lla t t lle:1 a o no t c.J.e c k: t ile shop ,10i ~1.it~ vi thin tho limits or t ~.._1 SJ.)e c ifica tion r; . �Lr:i on Va ci.fie Cl)• il Co Jp.my •• o fL el t ..:;_ t t.::.c ::~l>p , i :lt.., .. ..J 1n,loiccLi 11~·0 :;ottL.tl 1.,n!;iu u.i' cott!e;....._llt ln Vic, Of tile t ,.ct t:. t c...,i,.i..._: '.;c _ . -,u wU1.!.Z C .; -., 0.1.'l:cr. 0 i ndic~ to , :, ,0...·o..s t ....() jnvoi ccr. 1..,l..~. ou :; ,.,, ) ton.:., . ·aJ u 10 ,~ th· t t '1-' " ' eve o~pl, n~ •~ion i:.; CCOllt-:.il ) to cu a ~ en on_ino-3r t-ntl t i1 : t,li:. (~Uc::;tio.. , ~.; .. oll O wl.:.O :! .ln~l ,iub 13<.:tt:i.u:-ioul; , ;·:;J u.; !.i?'JOu.il~ r~:;olv..:;. :.mu uolitl. :. "t;.; ou~ c 1tU1. .!. r..: %01•·~ct::.cn. er;, t• u c/c ·-. . c. .l'o ~ -~ .r. '-' - . . ...J .o ylc. ., t ivin_:::t.::i • ,,_. lie:.~ . ... • -. ·-· •• ... ----------· �/ ~:11en :-~ Garcia Coo_puny ~32 ;:; • , ii ch.ic;::m .Av enue Chicogo 4, lllinois c.c - r o G0or(;0 13. ·r ydc :r. 1 . 1•. Ba. less ·:r. Ii. ti. !..-iV:i.ngston unter - 0 . • .~ Attention ~r. L . von Ycrbcndt .De:1r ;.,.r. vvn :crllnnd t : .. o llavo :,:our lotto.L' o:: ..:...rc:1 L?t;1, conc"'rnlng noi __:1.ts 0.1.' structurt.l ffi.vel usc,1 .rn tll.J .. t~e~m1·:;· t i >r>l c , .. nc! I',)pl;; ,10.s Jeon del ayed in ordor to in•, ~.'.Jti.:; ·i,c t11e rrd~t.01· :.ior..: fully . r lL.·1, , olor..: m0 ''.:,t.;ol Gonritruc:tion 0 • 1 'I'..lird L(li tion, 104.-0 .... . I . ..., . v o nu l!UOtC; :;..~Ci"'Oi'1..o-1 ::; fol i..JtJ!j • .l.-:u_;e :.. ot> : J tr~c::\;.r.;l !::."Geel _r.\.'.. .::_•-.1n .;old :.t a univ price pc!' pound, hu.nor ccl y:ci .:llt (100 r,oand~) or i; •.m l ZOOO po':lllcl::i) E-il tl l be i uvoicod un tho cnlculc.te.i i;1.;i c: 1.ts of ~u~ro~ , r,l etcs, ll:~rs , cuEti ~.;, riv --ts :.nd ~.;olts , ba.j <.1 pn \"he do-.;ailc.:l o:iop drff.-1inr;::: ond :.;no:, bills of oateriel r.-hich ;:,ho·a ::.c.;u 11 dir.:icni.;ions of mt:-i-iul.G used e.:; i'ollor,o : · 11 Dioens ioru,: The -.eight u ill oe figured on t ho b~si o of rect~nr;ul ~r u i menoions for all pl a t e!;, antl ord.orod ov::ir :111 l on..;;t.is for ..111 s truct..ird i:;llapcc t.nO. .~ii,;h no dec.uctions t'or cope :.:, clivs, s:ie: r~a etl~os, p;mc!...ingo, ,101•in3z, raillin_:; ol." planin~. .hen ports c· n bo ocono:uea.liy cut in multi plc.:s l'ro:J 0"1tcri•1l of lare~r dioansion, tho c:.lcul ..tct1 . 0i::~,t siu. . 11 bv t .:.:.ken Ut; t:L t o.i.' the m torinl fro;:i nhicl'\ ',;.no park ~ 1•...: cut. Ovur-ruu, • s follc·.,0:1. To the nOulinol t;1eoretica l --ei . a t of' ell uni v ,r n:.l rlill • nd s2le .zed pltttos or sluJs .,ill l)e ,:!tlded one- ....1~.lf t!lo ullom..1 nc0 f or v r.riution or o a1ur- ,ci _ht i n e.ccorckucc ,~i 1.11 t ...c 3£iecH'l c( t 1ons ~f t i-.~ . .me.i:ic . n -->Ocif•ty for i e Gtinc Lc.toriuls. _'o;,., t:!l;. L..Ctc1·.::1ln: t iun ot 07 i ·- rlln ,.J.l pL:to:::; l e ss t ..mn • 5 foot in lcn..-; :;.n o... 11 ..iu cl o..;ou. au :;:,er.red pll.:t-:;:1• (uo.; t:_ulo .in '-· '.i'. 'il. :-..p.dCi.1.'ic tion.) L, . I �:.:. :i()inforci ng b-,r s ,1hon no t :.,ol d on ba sis 01' sc:.le tw i ghts sha l l bo invo icect by t h e J elle1• .;•~ t he ·t ll0orotiool \':oi ,jlt a plu u l ½ per cent t o a l l o,·: .1.~or ov...,r - !'un ,101::;b.t of dci'ol'illa'~ions , e tc. S o 'l 'llo culcul o t C;J. 1,;-oi _h-t::. of c·•s tin..:;:.: Gb.nl l :le tho n oi:.)1t:;; d o l.erroineu 1':ror:1 the d otu i l dra ..i n!;O or t he pieces l nc lud in.3 s t Wldurd fi llot c for s uc.1 pi e ce ::.i. _o ti1i ::; ....u av..::l', g~ <.,Vor- r un of 10 per cent s11nl l • be c clclc~: . .i.U vcts , aa f ol l o\"ls: 1 . ·.:.'h e i:;ei ,j1t o f G11op riv t~ wil l b..} b ,woa on t i1e t-1ci:;hts Bhonn in t ile f oll ovin.r:; t ,. ol c : , II 80 J.)OU!lL.., per l (} r i vc·cs ,..J ~ounus _,1<3!' l •JO ~ l vtJ tG •t.J I·..: ' i n cil.u:,1e ·i;er jQ ~JOU!lllS 0r J.00 r i vu ~t: _:i v ~:; '/ / 8" :in d i .J:ic ter l iJJ lOvJldG pc.._' l:)0 ~lv t~ ..i v c l;., !. in d i a:aetor ll5J g o,m d::. .;;;r lOJ rlvo;r, : 1 / • I .,l'fl1. -t.... .... in d i 01:10t<H' ~-50 l)O,J?l.tL; -,er 100 1•iv0i;s -, l.\ l vai;s g/1· in (! i cct c r ::>:C.5 pountl .:. e ! · 100 rlvc t::; !tl v0·t:;i •ti v e·t G . i ve t s G/ 3 in cl i cr.1ok.1• .i.n dl,.::io-tor ~ t!l pert: inin.; t o 'J.',Jint in , --~nl vc:_n i ... i n. , .....:cd i u tn:.t i t i s not co:1s i d01\:JU pertinont in t;_1is in~t encc . I ,.l:::o ,•. ,Ii- • ->tJ~l .L'r o, uc .. :.. .t:.n!lul, .c.;ci.iou . c~:..t0cl . u,;;uot , 1 94~ , publisb.cu "by t:1c ~ • .!. o • - • .o quota t h Cl'Ci°J.'O!.! 0 1):__i3e .J.l. _. i;.c'i 15: ~-•o dc_;r e o 01' prociol on v1·ccti c1..bl e iz:. i:.:l1... 1,roduction ~t - ..)1 occt,loui.i i s li.mi t (;u u., ·cue l:J.., e-..n-iii u l c:._r.r n(. tor of rolliu.: :-~ill ec,:uip:icnt ond unu"l:'oia 1,l c (:0nti !l,J;-llcle., .in roL.ing u i l l o:_>er ..:.ti om, . _LU c:;;-c.o_)l c -.;f ~Le latter ii:, ·i;L0 \;o;..._·in., of t ho poccoo .i1: t .ao :::-oll:...--one o f i..:.u principal c:,ueec or v· .rl u ~icno i n o~c i ons. I t in ::iec~~n r y to IJ:lke ullo:-:ance::: -Z-u ,' dcvl a~;;lon s from t hcoretic·:l e:-t::.i.ctne ss. .l°ha Gt _ncL rd. <li12enoiona l tol er unccs ror ~uoh dc,;i a t i ons c.re :;i •vcn i n ·'a r ·t; tl! . i.'hc ~)croi s. i bl.;) V-.;ri,: tio:a fro::i t :w L:.1corc t:..c 1 .;r s .:,eci fic-1 ,:;ei _;:it i c ~ • .., _.~r c ent . •1 11 .1.o l "'r--.-ncoo: o i' ~ t ::ruct ur;;_l ..!. l.. t:1 p ' O. r: frcr1 t:.io Ol)Ove , t .. i:. t t he \'JCi . ·ht :.. . 11:.00. in conncc !;ion .. i t:i t 10 .;;t:inG ,ury t i p,>lo <lo no,:; conf orm to ..:.c ;:;ic,;~o~ c::' .. lllin.~ on t ho p r~ocr i bctl t o le:r-..nco, nu i:i.' you i!_vu .::0 :-. 10 1::tor info..:nt.-ciun s t o rcv1aion in c.t . n J::rd pr 1c ticcs , ..-:ill you p l ea s0 ..ci.vis c r0~e-.cence to r.i...,me if publi s .i.o<l. In a<.!.cli tion t o t he C1.otol"'1ino tion or th:.i proper iJOi ,~hto i'or bill ins t h o shop det c ilo p r ..ip •r el unde:- our . urcil.. ::.c " ruor :.o. '170.!'l:, ·.t:.e~ i o: 1 i s a l ~o rai s=d es to t ao b.i l lin • o:· t hu :.ti..cl no i t np •oc.rs fron t a o _\ . ~• c . \Jod...i uf :.. t:.nu,.1ro r .,ct iccs quutotl ::).u ovc , -~i1 ·l, t:..i :.: b illinf; ~lloulu h v c ocon ~~do 0n t ~o b~ui ~ of cul.cul t e~ ~ol ~ :t~ . o.) . = �.. - 3 - ln u :.epar~to lett_r , \HJ oro 1:ril:.in~ couccruin the l."ind::.ngs of our ,.udl t i ns ..Jepar tment concornin~, th.:, coot o_ thd t i p le. .L t .ill, uo\7evl:r, ue necosr;J_ry to deto1mino ~liil') quet tiolls ,wove mon'tionod, um1 al uo tho ccLtlc:::ient i'or tho error~ i n ote : l f .bricatlvll conccrnin~ ~Illich you h ve n ....t 10 yet uC.:.vinv'-1 uo tlof'initol,1 . L -.,1.d eI' ....."13inoor �/ ..:r . 1. T..l . Cnarl es, Glli 01' Ln~ r . , Tho ~nion ~ac ific Coa l Co., xock Llprings , .yo. Dear lir. Charl es: Ha.v o your let iier r og··rdin..:; tL0 d i ffe::-cnco::; bo·i;Ueen ohip}:>iDG and e st i:na:ted -..eight s . '.foe wei(9r k ; e :.;t iNo.tcd before fabricotion uas ata rteo. ·:,cro giv-,n on she e t s l to 12? inclusive, us bci nc 0.!:SG, ~OO lb::.. p l uG 6692 lbs. or a totul of ,;,42 , 9'12 lts. The ,_c t ua l sh.ippiU J boin~ l.!:5 9 , 5 ?0 l bs . , uo h iwo a diffcrenc3 cf l G, 5£'8 lbs . or G. ?;., over tho t heorErtic ...l esti::la·tcd .ei _;h t. illscr~pnnci s~ i4 l"C t . koil i nto c eco\..nt b1r t;Lo . :.~, ot: o ::;:)aci fic_ tiou o.ncl vary .. i"l;ll i;Lo charucter of t1w DUtc:.:'iel usccl. Our c ..J.)Orionco in t..1is cla~n of ·;;ork bao indic· t ell t l.o.t u vnriuti on of ,1,. c- :c. :;_ c :pcc'Ld, .:ml in:.:.,;iucJ. c., our ov.,r run ..-~1s only ::;. '7~~ evor yth a_; ·,;o..., in or-.c:·. '• 'Lese ...1 -~m:rnco:: ...re :'!occ:.;.J ry o·.. in_ ".,o tho f ,:ct th::d; t iw roll ::: useu iu r.1. kln ~ t"iJ.o v •'.i:.'i ou o s 1.1e.pcs tcco:::o •,:o~·:.i ::i L use find c onscQ.uc:itl y tho oot_l incra:,..soo i n the vurlou::. sections .-~1th :.:. not rosult ,:,UC!l o f ..in overrun OV.)1' t :.o t~1oor etic::il nai_.:ht u . 'l'he \W i Ght:::. s.:10 .m on ·t11e d!"a-.:inss of co..i.rne 7 ~;e..t.·o f'i.;ure- on :1. s~i;ric·i; ·i;ueo:rotic::l bu'.:lic. ~nder t he ::;0 c ond l -~ions \':c f0ol \;hut :-:o nero ri[,ht i n c !'tifyi ng th~so oillf.. fo r p ~•mout . . o havl"~ n•- t conpl ct od our negotiations •.ii. th P:cn - _'..::lo:::-ic:i."i i3ri::ee Con i:....,.~· for a r e.i.ml! , as \te ll, ve oent ·!:;he:1 t he dr ar:i n ,o sllo::,i n:; tllo corr oct,i oni., ,.m<l t e:1 aro o::.iec:!.tin~ to oee '.'7he'liller ull c..f i t i s char g<:able to ·the:i. .o n!'e , ;1ouevo:::-, ur16ing t ll.e;u t o -.;iv : u ~ t hei r dociGion as s ,.vn ~t; po..;si ..>lu :,o t ll;~'., -.-:o c n m.::ke :.. fin~l 6~ttl c:-.1cn t • ..eg._\1.,-iin.:: tho cllargeo ogoina"i; t a rry :!. • !:ov J:i.. 1 , it :,.,s dat ei·o :incd b~t , oen U fl tu t t he proper ch~:r s e to t hc::!l. r.uo '-~•.:. -,~3 b o.:::.di on t ho error- t :1cy ra:.:<le . o Hrotc you ooo etimo c:;o reg:.:-rdin.., t~o ..hi11!;1C:lt of orlginul dr.r...iln:;.:. ond d etails ..:nu ,:11·~t your r,isho G , :c-r-o in connoc•i;ion u 1 t h ...ncurunce , but no fur have h~.d no r eply. Tho drn-:;ing:., for j ob l'.:.?7, .::1anno., ·::ez-e oh ipvctl yectortl...y by oxpre G 1r..::pold :-.nd i:!lould be r ocoivct!. by you ohortly. ---- - - �r r.rr. 1. r.I. CilClrleo •• • 0 • ■ 0 0 V ~ 0 • • D O • 0 0 0 0 0 e 't.-/ 1 7/ 44 . '.i1he Jro.TTin$S for 8 t c.nsbu.ry e:cc rc=idy for shipment but r.o nr0 cx:o.i ting the rlaltiu..; cf ~mH o.bl e puckint; ci.:~e und sriould follow •i;h i s comin ,...; ,-:-00k. Yours v~ry trul y , 1.,'V.?U.L cc - ...r. Geo ., ' ·r :,·do ·)uyless Iir. ' .' 2:o ! . -...v • Ltvin..;ston !.. • ~ 0 - 0 . .... - ... n.u::t :;r ' . . . •_nJ:c1 I>i.u .:;e -'" :r. . o ~ :tJ~Y · -,,, L::.,, o 0 1 0 1---------=-~----------------------------- �Barch 10 p l \K4 __H en c;, G::ircia \Jo;np~n3• ~32 .3. i.1ichi~:m ,_von·.0 Chlcago ~, I l linoi s CC - r.:r. Gcor :.;e B. Pryde L1.•. I. n. Bo.:,l ess :L r • . 1 . C. l.ivingston "h•. ::_:. 11.. 1~unter :..:r. .:."!. ~,: . .Ba l dri dge L.r. -- • --• ~hcrp At tontion !.lr. i.. von Poro and t: Deur ~r. von forbundt : ;e h::ive :,-our ~t . te::aent oi' .:ebru· ry 2~th, 19~'=1, for r,l c , uotnilo or stool frocin:g for the -. truisbury tipple, your l'm'cilano Jrd~r rfo. 77964: • . . 0 ossu.":l.J ~Llo.t ·i ho ~ount of 11, •• cnty to:u...; is in·t endou t u ccm:pla·~e tho t.illine under t..1i n ori:lcr, mtc.i.n.3 e tot::il of 230 tons, thh: c.lJ!Ount dcterulincd fro:.:1 t'hippin0 :-:oi....:.itc (~o'J,570 yOUlld~ ) under Ol"clcr n o. ?55?2 for steel fu:1."nfohcd by tue :...':..n- .::.:1 0rican t:onp,'.ll1y • ..,1.t.cordin__; to our t clce- oft, tho i ndic::itcd \iei _:).1.t_ vn i.ihoet o Uo. 1 - 1 2? bo·t:i incl uGi , o of tho c.e•i;:, il~ prop:..r--d ; y Dovel.!. •:om9: ny , tho tot-..1 r.e i g'.3.t o of structural ·s tcol i ,·. (':<4::;s, soo pounds) :9l u3 ~,ti'72 [munds or .field ri voti.,. . o ru.•c ~ot c.>10 t-> rccuncilo t h ouo •. cicht !.J 1i th tL.t> ~hippi ng ,:-oi,.:llt~ Gt _ t..:.::. .ovc. 1 t uppoars :::0ttle::1ont under 1:0. ?7<JJ~ for the siwp detuils ~ltould be Ill' !ClC on t!:le actua l r10i 1:,:,h.t (1f steel det"'.ilod. :i:t docs not .::cc=:i probable t :i::.t the ooti!m.ted ueizht::: should Ve.r'J ne~ly t uelvo tons r1.•o::a tt,e ...c t uc.l, emu r:c ollould like to .:.sk t !'.wt you ca.>miidex- t hic natter, cdvisin~ us uheroiu tho discrop~cy l.lct.:cen th,. est ir!nteu ,:.nd uett..nl r:ei.:,.uto occurs. ~l eo, p1enso advise us C0IlC(3rninG JOUr s uccess i n ne:.::;otictiD.:, '... r"'fund v i th 1::!Il-...l:lericc.n tor th,-, correc·l;ion of orror ~; in f'ub1•icatlon omount ~ . t.cc .:>r din:_; t o our mowr ndw!.:. of i_'obruary ~'.;h 1 to v G03.0<!:. J.c cort'lln.3 to t hi z momorandUL1, the t l"..OUnt you clctcro:inet. a.t. b~lng li..1.0 !1r 0p ~r ci1~rgc to .:nrry ..... Dovell and c;omprmy nae . 1'16.~::i, ullerens your ctutemont in 1?e-:,ru::1r y 20th s~!OTTs t h iz ru:-.:>to.t t c b-, l~A.• ..,5. ..ill .,ou plea.so adviGO the roJoon for t~i s dif?0ronco. Demand is t:.t$c1in made for the orio in:,l l1ru,1in5c uf those al.lop details i n o cco::"d .:1co \1i th the deta ils 0.1 t _10 - urc ...GE::::1 C.i.-..cr and , ,"1l' o..;ni;j:::wt. Vory trulJ yourn , 11"1:;peg rap:iic:.. l corr-:ction n ...d o origin. l not cori•cctcd. vhicf .a~.1.neor ------ �(' 353-12 Oma.ha - Ue.y 23, 1944 I1r. I. l1. Charles : I discussed the matter of settlements for da11ver1ng a.~d purchasing stiruc:.rtur nl steel t·11 t h l-lr. Kane of the Engineering Department today , who e.d'iT! ses rae that all of the steel oompanies othe~ than the Bet hlehem Company set tle for steel on t he OQlou- • l ated bs.sis 0 subj ect t o the px-escx-1bed t olez-ance, which I t hink you tii l l f i nd in t he steel cat slogs. on actual sh i pping t.-reigh t s. '?he Bet hlehem people !.nsist ;.ir- . Kane statas, ho"rev ez-D < che.t he h a s n eve:;;.. f ound alY greet pe!"cen'te.ge of Va!"i c..tio~1 betFeen oelou- lated £:.ni a c tu-..1 1:-ei ghta, s t eel co::1pan1e s gene!"~lly dem~nding the cel m.:.lcted ueig!:t , i:.:hicb ,!oulc. include pcyoent for out-outs, holes bo2."eda etc ., end they c.l so insist on th'e u e igh/c of the rect_a ngle f r-oo uhich angl es or other patterns e.r~ c ut. As 7., recall, you. s c i d t h e.t ·che ·a1fference batwaen c c.lcula ted ~ind sh~pping trt3ight6 amounted to c.bout 02, 500 'in. the AC:.a· bill. I? you have net convinced AOO of your position, then l th1nk ·you should gi ve oe a specific anal y sis, uhioh I t-1111 eub:lit to the railroad Engineering Departoent, perhaps obta!n1ni soJ e ~e!nforoecent of your pos ition fro□ thee. �353- 12 Omaha, February 13, 1944 Pryde: ,.eret1ith, for further handling, t r iplicate copies of .1\1.l en ~ ~~rci a Co□pany•s state□ant of February l l th 0 amount C330.0l , covering n:r:i."e1ght deducted from invoice of June 22 , 1943, A&"!: Ord.er #6 0 fo:.. Dings :.1agnat10 ?ulleY 11 eo Stans bury t 1ppla. Eugene f!cA·ll \ ffe ---- .. �C HICAGO, ( 1) l?cbruru.~y ll o !9iJi,_o '1, o ln.1<,n r:, .cii'!o coal co. 0 1416 Do~co ;:•troot , Cb!mo 0 i!cbrootme TO ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY OR. McCORMI C K BUILDING J oe No.. _ _ _ _ _ __ TERMS : 30 DAYS NET- N O CASH DISCOUNT �363-12 . Omaha - February 11, 1944 !-! r. G. B . Pryde : ' Hereu1th, for further handling, triplicate copies of statement from Allen & Garcia Coopany, amount ~667.46, covering expenses in connection uith the Stansbury tipple. = i 1 1 --------------===------- �1 C H I CAGO.(:-_4=.:)'.:....._ _:J:_o_ •n_u_o_t....::'·y:...,..-:J_l_i>,:__l_9_'_l4_o__ Tho U11!on :i?~lcifi•O COL~l \}om.pony, 1416 DO(lf;G Stree~, Q;:m.1n0, 1-!cb!l'(QOltG.o TO ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY OR. McCORMI CK BU I LDI NG 1304.., Tipple tO be c QO.ml,inat:to.u of DoOoClc x-l! u • Eel!auec r.1incn... Cope.city 500 T ol"oHo TERMS : 30 CAYS NET-NO CASH DISCOUNT Joe No. Time or ~sy r:te!.~el" ?or the nonttt or J ' r . n u a r y. . . lO c: n yo at t.octt ~ p . r i nc ; n ~ 2 de y:1 'l~rn'\."clio!:,; t,iDG<=> £1 aeys at C o Blld •. ·ro. ~ eo~.oo !§T •• Hey 1!cif.'lo~ ~ 21 da:7s 11.vin&; cxpcns00 at f)G oOO tcz... (ln:t \! 120. 00 i-Zni lrocu f 020 Rock Sy:ri ngs 11 ,!yo.. to ChiCUGGii 8-3 056(: 161.00 .. Uote: !Jr. Ee:ioer remained ill Roe~ f.lp!'in:·;s 0 .iyo. longa~ than tho expiration date ot hi@ round trip ticket, DQcembor 1, 1943. Therefore, it cos t un ':~.,o on~-·r1ay tiek:oto 11 @~ C94.40. a- One-way tickets ftmonnt billed Sept.30.1943 (079.65 blllea tor R. B.tare?0.90 uound trip ticket anu a.,s upper berth) ~e.nmining G.mount due, �r 363-12 O·:" -;~....c _ v\l s'•"<'•,~-,,.,_·~···o -~-.. I' "t 'lo"· r...-.~~ "~o•~nhs 41 ~ CcoT'~""'y ,..,~1,C.,v.....iw.-, tJ J. ~ -r- ".w.:. ... \...,; '-•'-~ U-c....:. .LJc:.A-' I ~ ~U 0163.50 antl ~;?es.on, oo·;•ep.:.::_: e,~:_::,en:iea inc~i•ea in oon- neotion mth the Stansbu:.~y tipple . = �f.tw !Jnion Pnoi f'in Ce.ml Go . ldl6 Dodgo Stre0t O...:oila, H0'bx-aakn TO ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY DR. McCORMICK BUILDI NG 50~ over heacl on tovo.,~bci- o~:f1ce ~1.:10 o f ('11'7 . 76 uhicl~ UC :f'L dlod to clmrge or: ont• : ~o"uc....bor 30 hill L. ,, 53 ..08 ... ~Tip Ch iC O[";O to Xfilc!t '"9rlncs, r c i l:,: ou.u r · l"O c:)pos.>t i on ed i.'011 ? crbm'!.tlt 88. 10 r,.1ole,.,._..c:1) ::.m1 lon-; di otanco t elot:,~Oi~G> ~c.lln �I ~ C H I CAGQ, _ _...::D~o~o~C ~-':::::.t:1,~(J-=-2' :,: ___.!:fa:.:.:'l::.1•~1::..:9:....4 . :. B. ;:. .:- _1Iio 11·xi.m1 ~n.cif 1. c cm,, Ponnruy 1 :\1.C t,ot?.:.N St r~et Omcba, 1.:ebr~1.cka TO ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY DR. McCORMI CK B UIL D ING Timo of Pay :-!oi tJcr ?o:i: t he . :011t?l of rec0:-jber ,.,GOO . 00 - _,.. ..,-..r---·"· .. ~ 1 ) .. :'".,i ~inc: c:.t110.nao of l~cy E0::.scr for : :::,rt11 o:: i°:)c ci:ibcr, 31. uuy o ; 0 . 0 0 !}CI' dcy 1oe .oo 'IB0 . 00 �363-12 Omaha - January 5, 1944 !lr. G. B. Pryde: Here~r1th stateoent fr·oo Allen & Garcia 't11th respect to service and nater! al rer.dered in connecti on ~1th Job. Noo 1304 ~ Stansbury tipple, dur1n~ the yea!' 1943, u1th c redits applicable to same; balance due ~eceober 31, 1943, ga,163.01. �• ,-.. ·i 1·n ~ t ; ·,~ ctm.:c 1. t . 'r, t-!' :,p · ~ • '- -.,."- • "'" \ . f>.. • -.,'t-c.1 I.. - ,.. ,. ,~ OBoO ...! ~ r!. - ... . .. .... ' ..-J 0 ( ·-' .. ~·e~·ults:..~ ;_ l : ./:! . ., ~:;, ~\!' ,.v ·i.. .:~: r~r ~ l :t~.I,':~~ !"l.!lr.i:1 u.t no ~/ 1,.eiCC::' ... : :; \;!~ ..,, .. :.*i ~ .. vc ~r;r..r _..,J..v!n~ 011.i11'.m:.,co c.t ..f"J . 1 ~}O 1uy , ..., . GovO i m:• ,:cy lG0 . 00 �363- 12 Omaha - November 26, 1943 Mr. G. FJ. Pryde: Eere'\·Ji th ~emorondum covering Job 1304, Allen et Garcia Company, St~nsbury tipple, for handling. = - �353-12 Omaha, ~Jovember 1 3, 1943 Mr. G. B . :Pryde : Ha~ac1i th at;ateBon·c n ..on AlJ.en ~ &".ll3oia Oonpany, totaling (:sol. 51, cove:r-i ng tro~1r. pcx>fo1-s0d. a:.1.d a~ en i::00 incw-l...ad :lD cozme,:rti o:.1 ·.1it:1. c o~Gt i-:.ue·G~ort of St u:-:.slr...u~;• ·- -----..........._,_.,.,,,_....-------- - - -- - - -- --- - -- -- - -- �CHICAG0,(4) - October 30, 1943 The Union Paeirio Coal Co ., 1416 l>odse St. 9 ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY DR. TO McCORMICK BUILDING 138~- Tipple to be a combination of' D. O.Olark & Reliance Capa o i ty 600 T Op .H . TERMS : 30 DAYS NET-NO CASH DISCOUNT Joe N°- - - m i n G G - - Office time c orki ng up complGte ·tipple dr m:1ing s : ?i'.a chin0ry design ... 72o0 hrs . rogulor time nt C)l. 3'7 98.64 per hour 9 50% overhead 49.32 (~ Roy Heiser at Roclt Spring s 9 ~Tyo. l t':onth a i 147-.96 600.00 ·000.00 Ray Heiser - Cotobor living ex1>enses at Rook Springs, 1.'iyoo- 51 days at Q6 .OO per day O 106.00 L• von Perbandt- BUl®oe of railroad faro to Ra't'Jl1ns, Hanna and Rock Springs 0 Wyo. (incorrectl y oharged {)5.83 for bedroom on tr01n on our Soptember 30D 1943 invoice. ITe should have charged ~JlB.92 the a otual coat) •. 199.09 rJISOELLANEOUS FXP:fillSE : Blue irints Long uistanoe telephone calls & telegrams $ 961.51 �363-12 Oooha - Ootobe~ 28, 19~3 - u~. G!·. B. Pryde: Hei:ot;ith :rolloti!Ylg ato.teoonto fro nr Allen & Co.1.~c1v.: Job 1304, s i ensbwy tipple~ ~85 , 12C . 33 r \:iih cert0in c~edito; Job 1277 s.:t . 0 Clea, ~ma Job 1277 A, 0230 . 740 Henna tipp10. ,UH·E • I. �353-12 r October 19, 1943 ;= I D.r. L . E. You..11.g Box 1-16 P;·ttsbux-gh, Pa . Dear Dr . Y.oung: Compensati on ooveX'ed by t he Union Paoific Coal Coopz-.ny , knot-m ae the II Oom9ru1Y:1 , ~nd Allei'l & G-arcie. Company ~ 11 Engineer (fon·t;:rnotox,n , in oormeot1on w! th the build! ng of O'!.'!X' St ansbury .m.:i-1e ia B.S f ollou s: u'Khe duties 0 f the Engineer Contx-aotor shn.11 be e.s follo~rn: • I ( J) lj?o !:!la~t a p relioini:r.y sketches ancl es~Git1~J;e s of cost. (2) The p~epal"'stion of complete plans. speoifioat1ons and cost estl□ates. (3) 'io issue invitation for bids on the.uork in ~ihole or in scpar~te parts, as direoted by t~e .Company. (4)' To assistn the Company in preparing c._~d letting all contx-i~ct s e.nd making ell purohase s of ~11 machinery, equipment, materials and suppl1es except suoh m~ohinery, equipment, materials and supplies &s are included in Section 3, paragraph 2g subheading (a) belotJ. (5) To prepare shop drauings sri.d/or eheok same 1f prepared by others. (6) Inspect all material and uork.mansh!p entering into the work as eey be required by the OoGpony in (a) mill; (b) shop; and (c) field. . (7) 2o superv~ae ~ork in the field, o~ do such part o~ the f1eld uork with their otm forces e-.nd. tools as directed by the Oompany. Pey roll t·1e.ge see.lee .to be approved by the Company before uork 1s done and payroll to be oert1f1ed by Engineer Contractor and approved by the Company. (8) To certify all expenditures. (9) To give all attention required by the Com?anY to the work; be available tor conault~t1on at all times oons1stent with good engineering praot1oe and cooperate wi~h the Company to secure the best practical results. �;r• L . E . Young 10/19/43 11 Sec t1on 11 2 .. COMPAl'lY TO PAY I n cons ideration of the compl etion of tp.e i-rork herein describea in conformity 1n a ll respects u i th said plans e.nd annexed spec1f1oat1ons, and the ful fi llment of a.11 covenants ,, cond1 tions and agreemen ts of t he Engineer Contra ctor herein contained, to the satisfaction and ac ceptance of the Company 0 the Company shall pay t o the Engineer Contractor: (a ) Cost of pl ans consisting of drafting labor plus 5(1~ to cover overhead and genex·al expenses;. plus actual cost of traveling expenses, tel egrams and blue prints. (b) ?he amount of field l abor on approved p~ rolls plus e~ the~eof to co~er depreciation and uoe of s~aJ.1 tools, pl us the ~ctual a!r.Ounts paid for ~:or~en' s compens:;1.tion insurc.:r.ce, old age and une□ploynent contributions. • A nG·t. engi:1ee1.,ing fee of 6.% of the 2.ctual cost of t he ~?ork e:xoept that no fee is to be paid upon am.ounts !):?.id ?or i:-or¥nen' s c0Bpens2.tion 1nsm"<."l'lce ~ old _age and une□ployment contributions or upon p~yments to the Con'Grc:ctor under It era ( a) above.. (d) The aootmt of all" invole.e s for oeterial 1...eceived in conforei ty 1'11 th duly authorized pu..~he se ore.ere :from the Coopeny , 1n addition ~o ~et erial purchased under provisions of ~'"regr a~h 2 , Section 3, hereof. 0 tlo charges u111 be made f or the time of the principals of the Allen and GEro1e. Company , but o.ctual tre.vel1ng ex·9ense s for pri ncipal s 'l'r!ill be i ncluded in Ite□ ( a) ebove . The pr emi ums for ~ubl i o Liability ood Propert y Dwage Insuranoe, 1ncl ud1ng Automobile Publ ic Liabi l i ty enc. Property Dm::iage I n surance , tr 111 be paid by the Oorapany in aooordance wi th t he provisions of this contract hereinafter set out. . Any and Gol l insul"c.nce covering t h e hozards of f i re , f lood and t ornae.o ~1ill be placed by t he Couoany , snd the premi ums t.hei..e?or pu1d by t he Company as hereinaf t er provi ded . '.i1he insure.nee aforesa i d r•.ri l l cover publi c 11ab111ty and property danage claims made agai n s t the Engineer Contractor, and e.ny property do~age sustained by the Engineer Cont~actor account fire, f lood and tornado. 11 I trust t his will anawez- your purpose . S~ r e ly youro, r;u~ls,t~;il IFF'f �Rock Sp~ings - October 11, 1943 1rr. Eugene lEcAuli.ffe: Herewith is copy of r eport from R::_•r Hei ser, engineer for the Allen & G3.rcia Comp~ny, eir.ployed on the erection of our Sta nsbury tippleo The remainder of t he e re·,.,, referred t o i n t:r. Heise!' 1 s r eport, ,·,er E> ::i.1 1 a t work Jresterday o The princi , D-1 trouble wit h them vras that t hey h~d b een drinking too much ove r 'r)ay day o We have b een try~ of the machinery, but so f ar continue to keer ::i.fter thi s. Enc . to l oc:;.te t wo millv,rights for t he s e t ting success, but -:,ri l l �/ r (COPY) The Union Pa cific Coal Coo Sta nsbury J.line, Wyoming October 9, 1943 J ob #1304 I.fro L. von Perbandt ( CC: Mr. I. M. Cha r l es) Dear Slim: Have your lett er of October 60 Progres s on t he s teel erection has been somewhat slow this last week, due to some of t he men lcy ing off from d,w to day during the week., Friday 2.nd t od i::.y t he r e ':;as f our of the crew ,·.rorking . The r est of the c re,·r, beca use of s ome petty griev,: .nce, left the j ob Friday morning . But, they had their troubl es ironed out t od~r ~ncl. e~ect to have ~ full ere:•, tomorr o'.'t. All of t he t ipple s t eel sho•1J.d be 5_11, pl o.ce b,• ~-~ond'"w, October l l .9 includinf t he !!!.?in s creens , four sh3king t~bles, Refuse a nd Mixing Conveyor fra.rnes, Crusher, Refnse and Loc~l Trr de Bins ::nd Go.tes, Stairs., Hand Rail Loadi "lg Boo!!.1., Hoist Tor:-e-r ~d Dust Hoods over mi.-d.ng conveyor and 48 inch belt conveyor cl.rive" No ma.chiner ~• is in pl c.ce P..xcept the l!'.a~net ic head she.ft pulle~r for the belt conveyor drj_ve. About sevent~, pe rcent of t he tipple steel i s fitt ed U:? for riveting., a!"c1.. nb0nt f or ty- five parcent nf the tippl e steel is r i v~t edo The t ake-up sup:c1ort s f or the belt conveyor a!!.d t.he co11veyor bridr;e from t he 1u::ip station t o the middle SU!)portin[:; bent are in pl:iceo All the concret e n ork. and anchor bolts for t he dumpi ng station a re complete, a nd t he kick- back r a ils in pla ceo The r.0rrections ir t'1e steel discuss.eel r.-ith ~rou when r ou were here r.re compJ.eted and vrill send it to you in t!'J.e next day or t1'!oo There a re o. cons iderable num0er of shop errcrs in the steelc These c.re beinr; corr ected by Horrison end Knudson, I am keepi nr: a ccount of them and noti.n~ the error of e .:i.ch piece on the detail drnwings o I prioned John Byers today, but failed to c onta ct hi.'n, s o left v:ord for rir:1 to c all me to- nighto As for ::,a.intj ng, we mcjr be able to secure some rr.en here. The lumber for ~irts studs, and other wood fra.T.ing has b een ordere d here and is stored. in the ll~er yr.rd in Roel<" Sprin.:-s o I don rt se~ ~, r eason v:hy good prog!'es s should. not be r.,.ac1 e from here on. Yours Yery truly, rtw HEISER ' ··-- �\ 363-12 Omaha - October 13, 1943 Ur. G. B. Pryde: Hereu1th state!!l.ent fx"Om Allen CJ Garcia Company, totaling 010 420.64, covering work perfomed and expenses incurred 1n conneotion uith construotion of Stansbury tipple. ----- �/ 7 . J i TO ALLEN & GARCI A COMPANY DR. McCORMI CK BUIL DING TERMS : 30 DAYS NET-NO CASH D I SCOUNT 01'£1 , C ; • U .l> "O ..._._,,,. ~ ~ - • 0 o0 • . • - f:3o0 l~r:} o -.lO oO .. .::•a o :.,1 .c t:l ;'.) ! o~~? . .' J,oG~: I ,. ,, .., o~ I ' /., l(, oOO l -:'Jo..13 : .(., of.;C, ...., :.:)oc ............' !r# 1 t:,1 ... ,Ju, 1 (:{,. 0 C1 coo.oa �r a CHICAGO, _ __ _ _ _ _ ___,___ _ TO ALLEN & G ARCIA COMPANY DR. McCORMI CK BUILDING Jos No._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ TERMS : 3 0 D AYS NET- :;:! 'l tn t r. _co t.~J.ci.'"::'..!. ~'; •r:-~~.n., c.._.llo NO CASH DISCOUNT �35S-l2 O~Elha - Septembe~ 30 , 1943 Mr . G.D. ~ryde: Hereu1th stateoent froD Allen C; Oaroia uh1ch is self.explanatory, dealing -.,1th bills m2.::!.e and credits. . , I " �. 353- 12 O□aha - September 14, 1943 1-h•. G. B. Pryde: Here1-,1th t uo cred1 t z:emoranda, one for C54 and one for 07.12, reoeived from Allen ~ Garcia . �f.;u!; t>cr.;b or 11 , 1943 CHICAGO,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ • TO I I, l , ,. i..416 Dcd,.~v .:.t )·t:ot ·ot"t!hn , LictJ r c1::w.! • lr,• • '• Z' ·: r"!. ·~r,; ; _,, .... ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY OR. MCCORMICK BUIL DING :.3')4 Joe No, _ __ _ __ __ T E RMS : 30 DAYS NET-N O CASH DISCOUNT . o Cl' :..' '! t. y .m::· .t.c~oun t r.r- 10?" :,- ,..r:.1:: cv: ::-cd l)!.!.l ..! t.\:c 7/3-_ /t,1. : "r!\~o.:tcul v ,1 c··u.• J'u ·.~- " • • .,.-!, 1. .or y~dr ~ \1:0J ~111 ., �r 1 1 CH ICAGO,_....:.s___c.::._l)_ t_ cr:.o_'_C_'r_l_l_,_1_9_4_3_ _ 1416 toaso 0troet Omubo , Hch re.c;itc TO ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY DR. McCORMICK BUILDING 4_____ Joe No,_ l _:;_ • 0_ TERMS : 30 DAYS NET- i,c Cl'..:.~ii t. Y.JUl' ~.Ot..)\t.1~ ';)£ 9 ~c2yo livins Oi:J~1,:a ..:;~ -:t•~"!.\l· ~ .... d c.1 oill.\,;u 0:1 ~ur ~!11 :.. i-:.., :11 v:i c1 :~u-:·uc t ~1 l nv:ice !l: e.rI•or. Ou. ?0-.1!"' ;•-:\'!Ced i=.v '"\!CC d t f, c(! July 31 . NO CASH DISCOUNT �353-12 Omaha - September 13, 1943 1-ir. G. B. Pryde: Herem1 th bill 1n ~1 ?lioate from the Allen C:. Garci a Company in oonneot1on with the Stansbury tipple~ amount ~1,011.98. t'l111 you plee.se h£.nd.le? .... ,I I �.. Au:~wt :51_ , _ lO~~J,, CHICAGO, _ _ ___ _ _ __ l~lo l)Od:{O ~~treat o tlt.mbo, t·obr. TO ALLEN & GARC IA COMPANY D R. McCORMICK BU I LDING 1 l~OG- .:'ipr:lo t.o bo o co:1hinut~on Of ! 100 00101:!~ and Ro!!uoo(, l:9.ncn. Joe No Ct1poe1~,. &Ov ?.. ... :r. TERMS : 30 DAYS NET-NO CASH DISCOUNT ..., h .,.. t.ice ~ v ;.:ol O o .,- - o r-c0u!a~ C!" ff ~ ~o~9~6° 0 " .j <!3.00 - 02. 4'!: ... 05. SQ l, oC807c ~.oe v 100.72 ) _·r .,·:1~· [ Obdo - tao.cs «->1V1J,c 0~!)011000• !?8 days 'J ··a.oo r,cr ~u:v •':ii l~oue tare Gtic :o to :>ock ~priO[so , ,luc !lr.!ntc t~nn d1stcnce toler,hcno calla ~na tclcc;ra~:3, - - �0 ( n n• .. I . '°"'"'' · • • _ ..,.j • ,;om: f J .... , '\fi :...... t . ---------------------------------- ,. C • �Rock Springs - August 18, 1943 Mr. Eugene McAuliffe: (CC - W .r, I. N. Bayless Mr . I. M. Charles Mr . H. C. Livingston) Herewith is l ett er f r om Mr . Char les, r egarding the bill from Allen & Garcia Company, attached to your l ett er of August 12th, fil e 353- 12, with regard to the payment f or Hr . F. Hebda, Fi eld Engineer . You will note Mr. Charles st at es Al l en & Gar cia. have billed us at t he rate of \~ 10 . 50 per mont h, \'lhile on August 9th, Ur . von Perbandt wrote Mr. Charles, suggesting a sal ary of ~600 per month, plus l i vi ng expenses, for 1.r. Hebda, as Field Engineer. Ur. Charles f eel s Vie are not authorized, under t he contract, to make this payment for Fi eld Engineer , as , under Section 2 (b) , quoted i n 1~ . Charles I s letter, i t stat es: 11 (b) The at!lount of field l abor on approved pay rolls plus 8% thereof t o cover depreciation and use of small t ools , pl us the actual amounts paid f or workmen 's compensation i nsurance, old age and unemployment contr ibutions." :'fe feel it is very doubtful if Allen & Garcia would send anyone for the compensation provided for under the contract , but we feel vre should have your authority to change the contract to authorize this payment. . :Jhile we think the compensation requested by Er. Hebda is 1 high, v,re see no other alternative but to .pay it, but feel v,e cannot properly pay it as the contract is written, and would like to have your approval to change it. We feel it preferable to pay on the basis of Mr. von Perbandt 1 s letter of August 9th, than on the basis indicated by the bills you sent us, which would show, as l.;z.. Charles sta.t es, a salary of {j810.50 per month. --- -------....,.....--- -------- --- -----~-------- - - - - I �Rock Spr ings - August 16, 1943 CC - Mr . I . N. Bayl ess Ur. l:l. C. Livi ngston Mr. George B. Pryde: \le r eturn her e\'7ith ~.Jr. UcAulif fe ' s letter of August 12, 1943, File 353- 12 and attached Allen & Gar cia's statement in t ripl icate f or engi neer i ng services and part of expenses f or July, 1943, in t he a1uount of 0 2216. 47. The statement is arithm3tically correct and uith the exception of the "Fiel d En~ineers Services" is appr oved and should be pa id sub j ect t o the provis ions of c. D. 27436. Concerni ng "Field l!.'ngi neers Services, tt ue attach her et o copy of rur. von Perbandt's l e tter of August 9, 1943. The statements att ached ind i cat e. compensation for llr. Hebda ' s servi ces in the amount of ,jl? .43 x 31 or J 540.33 per month , plus 50%, tot al i ng $810 .50 per month , considerably more t han t he proposed charge in Mr. von Per band·t' s l etter o On J uly 14 , 1943, Air. von Madding of Al.l en &: Garcia Companyadvi s ed t he writer t hat Mr. Hebda' s compensation f or design r,or k i s (;2.00 per hour (rrhich agrees approximately with s t a tement r ender en) and that some cor r espondi ng arrangement would be worked out wi t h him. (See our l etter of same date to you and tir. Bayless.) This would amou.:;.t to about i5450 per month. Our contract with Allen &: Garcia provides that "'e shall pay them: (Section 2) (a) Cost of plans consisting of drafting labor plus 50% to cover over head and t;eneral expenses; plus actual cost of ~raveling expenses, t el egrams and olueprints o �(b ) The amount of field labor on approved pay rolls plus 85& thereof to cover depreciation and use of small tool s , plus the actual amounts paid f or \7orlcrnen • s compensation i nsur ance , old age and unemployment contributions. Mr. Hebda's compensa tion should come under (b) above , unless you care to authorize some change in the contract. I have not replied to ?,lr. von Perband t' s letter, however, have protested this matter with him by telephone, and he insists tha t t he compensation proposed in his lett er is proper. To 8A'1)edi te the completion of this TTork, it may be desirable to pay for the services of one field eng ineer for such period as v1e require such services, the amount of ~600.00 per month, plus traveling and j 6.00 per day living expenses. Do you care to authorize this change i n our contract? ------ �ALLEN&; GARCIA COMPANY Consulting and Constructing Engineers McCormick Building 332 S . Michigan Aveo Ci.U C.AGO August 9, 1943 Mr. I . M. Charles, THE UNION PACIFIC CO.i\L COUP.ANY , Rook Spri ngs, Wyoming. Re: Job (,1304 , Stansbury Mino. Dear Sir: If satisfa ctory to you, ue ~ould arre.nge t o have llr. F. Hebda remain on this job to its completion and in order to avoid any controversies regarding time, will charge at the rate of ~ 6CO.OO per month, plus $ 6.00 per day living expenses; or if you prefer, and it i s agr eeable, ~e could charge h i s regular rate in Chicago, uhich is ~3.00 per hour , for a 4:0 hour \"leek and time and one half f or anything over 40 hours. I beli eve , honever, the monthly charge uould be more satisfactory and cause less trouble all around. ifould pref er to have you keep this confidential and as soon as you let me know your 1·, ishes, we can enter into an agreement nith him. Kindly l et us knon a s soon as possible in order that we can remove the uncertainty of Mr. F. Bebda's plans. Yours v'dry truly, .ALLffi & GARCIA COMPANY BY /s/ L. von Perbandt LVP:dj CC: llr. H. c. LivinQ&ton Mr. I. N. Bayless ---------- ---------- �353-l.2 . Omaha - August 12, 1943 rJxt. G. B. Pryde: Heraoith in triplicate Allen~ Garcia Oompany•e ~il ~ for ~2,216.~7, oovoril'l,'.! uork perforoed in connec- I t ion ui th the Stansbuziy ti3>})l e . :: C'rl.,,;,.l!,1 $i!tllrd tt!C~~:!: r,:cAULIFFE I j l ' I• I I ----~---------...._- - - - ---- - - I �Jul y 311> 1063 CHICAGO, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ,rho tm1on Poo1f'1o cool conpony TO ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY OR. McCORMI C K BUILDING J o eNo. 130-1 - '\~!r·: lc t.o be n ccr.,t.rt n~tion of f>. o; c!a:."I:: ~nd ! ol!unco : •inoo , Ott!1h .6ltJ !}06 1·.;~. • Tl.RM S: 30 CAYS NET- NO CASH D I SCOU N T O:'fioo t1eo \70rtdn,s u-p O!>nplcto t ipple rn--;-111'13 0: - '70. 5 ht10. r cculnT t!!:::o ~ ;'\2. 2551 .Jtructural :'ooi gn •'3-£'7. 2 trc. l~C'gulc~r t.ir:o .. l . ?~1~,J £~fteh:tnory ~csitn Ctr-uctural ; et( il -200.e tl~o. rcgula!' ti□o t. ;l oO'b Sti..uotu;g·l ·~ooi gn - C5 .~ hrs. ovc:rt1r:o St1"uott!!'n!. ' )ct cil o . H bro. ovcrt!trc ,,f?o '77330 \.. a '•~ e'10 _ • ITco,1· at •.oci-: , ;r:-inr~o • .yom!nc O tlayo ~ ~17.~3 J1UO. C7 50,i ovcrao:id~, 7,).i1<1, 1 t:otc: t .r. Hebda• o t'lald oxponooo r1ill be bil led lator. Dluo:,r1nts : cl cct1-::cc cua l o!l{-; t'l1otanoc t olephono Cc.! ls 108. 79.. _ _I �363-12 Omaha - July 16, 1943 Hr. G-. B. Pryde: Hereuith in triplica te bill of Allen 6 Garcia for C2 ,102 . 02 for uork done 1n oonneotion \·11th the Stansbury tline t1pple. = -- �TO ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY DR. McCORM I CK BUILDING iS '0'" ~ ,...,~-<·' ................... , V " Cr ....., (""In J - . J - ... , ,..-J;, .,.,--,:t'.r'JI.Q!~-\, ~ .~o ,. . . . .,. ,Jt:.'tlO~U ..:1. l D"'c;'l , •., •j \,•.,._ .,...., . ., ' ,.,1 - '-.} Q'> ... •'J.O nu !1t;~; o:: .r•u11 •p 1~ o 00"0"' •- U '4.u t"'.!":J Cl ,_.•. • t'> '"C1 ..,) U. 111 0 l. J .... "' :w " ,, ...... , - ca, 0 ~~ 2.9 o~J c0.o ("'r ,, ,.} (It..) ;1 n 0 n Tl l) :·.!o01CHC: t., l"G('.01 il .... ~,ngrJ s n , t;· •i p ,, ovi.::7J5-- :(, ••-· o -•I •0 ' - ; 'J,_ ,· "'()I' o •.1.,, •.,t.1 ::: ,., . ~ ; u .,, i l �353-12 0r;l0ha - . June 19, 1943 ' Ee~~oni th 1t1 d.uplien-~e ste.'iieriient n,.or1 Ai..len C:. G·.21>010. <for.1pany., c!a.tec1 !.'"1€-y Slot, c.i.:muut ('.'2 ,859. 83 8 ,)ngi t.:1l SigneCi rlJGENE r.r:!:.O.ULIFFE ~----------==------ - ...-- -- ... �1~10 Dodco J trcct On-."\UD.; 1-Jcb:eneim TO ALLEN 8c GARCIA COMPANY DR. ~luo ~,::..l ais o • • • L one, <11stC:.".OO 'Cele f • • ::{1 r .o (t:'id tt11ccr cr..o II • • ' • « • • ~;~J., [;;) C!::110 d I> -. l.5. u5 �I 363-12 Omaha, May 16, 1943 Ur. G. B. Pryde: Herelr1 th 1n triplica te st a tement or Al len ~ Garc ia, April 30.t h, 03,287 .. 81, for tmrlc done ! n connect ion \11th the Stansbury mine t1,~1e. = ~ 1:Si:;._~ EUGENE McAUUFFE I I • �Ap:o.,-i l 30 I) 1g4$ o CHICAGO, _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ Tb" Unii;n Pac:trie t ot~l coo 11 lklG l)C(3,.:;o i:;t ~ , ALLEN & GARCIA COMP ANY D R. TO McCORM I CK BU ILD I NG 130.tl-=- ':i'i l)i;:lo t o bo u cor~b!nution lt)f Do Oo Cl ot'!: t~ JOB No.---no,1~1100 ?"'-4.nGD Co.p:ioity 500 ToI"oH<i TERM S : 3 0 DAYS N ET-NO CASH D I SCOU N T c::, !.~noh1ne~y Dotai l o - 41Do0 iwoo t"Cf3Ull'.: I' t ~o ,... ..och!f!cey tiot~':11° 109 05 h X'S o evortirro Dluo .i.'rinto Lt>n~ ('.1stml oc telephone cal l s on4~teloeraoo ~, ~P<~90~ - �a ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY L . V0N PEABANDT, SECRETARY ANO TREASUR"£R CONSULTING &CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS --· M cCORMICK BUILDI NG 332 S . M ICHIGAN AVE . CHICAGO April 28th, 19430 Mr. Eugene McAuliffe, President, The Union Pacific Coal Coo, 1416 Dodge St. , Omaha , Nebr. Dear Mr. McAuliffe:- RE.: fJob #1304. ,; /-f Have your letter rof April 24th together with signed copy of completad contract c.D. #27436 covering the construction of th~' Stansbury tipple. We are proceeding vJi th the work _s atisfactorily a t the present time and expect to get ~he foundations for the dump station in vour hands this>" week • ., /¢• /' ~ LVP:HL /' Yours very truly, PHONE HARRISON 2472 �lir. L. von Perb~dt , ro.ion ancl G:::u"oia. Conprn y , 332 South ;:1chi c;an A-:ra~t:3, Chioego , Illinois. De~ Mr. von Perbnn~t : As x-~(1.ue~:rted in yo'lil'" l c 'ctor of April 20-:::n, I on r.eturn:.~ to ~Tou here·:11t;h for yom"' rocords, co-;:>Y of oortpleted. co;1t:-.:?.ct C. D. !lo. 27436 , oove~ing the oonst~uo- Sinoe:re.1.y youz-s, 'P',h_, • 1 \'.:r' I. •ttf\r"\\•• •• 'I I l -- - · - ~ ""'~ - ~ - .=•' ""• ·- -- ••• • ��/ l C-27436 Omaha, April 23, 1943. Mr. Eugene McAuliffe: Contract between UPCoalCo. and Allen and Garcia Company - construction of coal tipple to serve the Stansbury Mine, north of Reliance, Wyoming. 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NT' ALLEN & G ARCIA C O MPANY L . VOH PE l'IBA NDT, St.CAl!TARY A N O TJ;JEASVRER CONSULTING & CONSTRUCTING E NGINEER S "'* PHONE H ARR ISON 2472 T• McCO~MICK BUILDING 332 S . M I CHIGAN AVE. CHICAGO April 20th, 19430 Mr . Eugene McAuliffe, Pres., The Union Pacific Coal Co . , 1416 Dodg e St. , Omaha , ~ebr. Dear Mr . McAuliffe:- RE : Our Job #1304. Have your letter of April 17th together with two copies of CD-#27436 , contra ct covering the construeti on of coal tippl e to serve the New Stansbury Mine , which we have f ound satisfactory and s i gned as r equested . We trust this will place them in order for your signatures and that we may receive a copy a s soon as completed . Thanking you for making it possible for us to do this work f or you and sincere wishes f or a successful operation , we are , Yours ver y truly, LVP :HL Encl . �~ock Sprin~s - ~pril 17, 1943 !fr. Eueene i-'c!mliffe: I a~ in receiot of your oersonal not e of Anril 12t h . file 353- 12, and h~ve advised t:essrs . Bavless . Tallmire, and Charles of the arrangement as "OU have outlined it. �353-12 April l?. 1943 = X L::l :::'O!"UQ~ding he?'eUi th in dupl !ce.te O. D. Ho . 2?.il.36 o '.!.r_.-: ·n~.eh X scoured the f ollm·r1ng change s , 1:1s di scusaed in your o~f!oe on April 8: . Seotio:.'l 6 - lfi::ie of completion changed to ~u,.~mrt 30 ne5r·~ . Section 2 - Oorreoted es ag~eGd. to in ny letter . Sectipn ~0- Cor~Go~ed ns c~reed t o !n my lette~ . ('1c't'.t!'ln 2.2 c~ :?.3 - r;.> hese oections have been ::-e- t·1r1 tten to meet you!' ?ious end in a.oco1~d ~!i th our 1"0C:t1iref!lent s . 0 :~ the l~st pa~~graph of Section 23, page 12, you ~::ill note t h="~ tho property dooogc !nsurnnoe i1h1oh N!ll be oa.:?:>rier:!. t~ill no•i; "9roteot YO'l..l. ngc.inst ol E~ims on ac count of 1njur:!.ee i;o o:- d.e::,.tha o? persona or dC!:lnga to propert y caused by tecmo 0 r~tor:.obil es , t:-ucks and other veh1ol es, unl ess the noo~dent oocurs on the yPe□iseo used by the Engineer Oontraot or or su"ocontz-c~·to:-i. Our Lc.u Depart~ent adv1oes that any e.u t o~obtleo o~ truok2 used by you ohould oarry the etcndard f orm of. 1nsurc:1oc, p:--oteot1i'?8 the o· ~no:r ar;.:.inet ola1ms uh!oh trill protect 'both your oompa,,::, end our oor.1pc.ny agai nst aooidente ·i:,hct occur off ~i;he p!'O'!}Ot"ty . ex_cut X!..the _oo~trnct ea amended is s atisfactory , kindl y oomplet1on. .ta. M-"'ett!!'i.1 bo',;h-copi es t o :::ie f or Si ncerel y yours , I I I �353-12 Omaha - April 17 , 1943 ~ - : J Gif;"'.:-Ji EUGENE \1/loAUUFfE �TO ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY DR. McCORMICK BUILDING Joe N o :.29~ "" r'l:,··--..c ·~o t,c. aor..1!):tnction of D. o. Clari: ' . ,. • r .~c L.' 1'\ 3 Cf1'1 oa tir.x ~ r:a~u~i't r 50~ ':.' :_:.H. TERM S: 30 DAYS NET- o_•h:i.1;~ up conploto t:i._pplo c1e cir-e tl!"~",;:L goo DcGi (tn - 3.C:.9 . o . -~ 0 l·G(:ultl~' tio.o .:; ···1.~66°'.Hl6 <ictc!lm l:.00.0 hr.co t:Qc lti.!i.Cl.1{ l'<JCUlax- t,it.10 \.,~ lOl.70 D.1€00000 • ~~ 62'1.'70 Sl3.65 Dc~i80 - ~O.~ n:::'B o ovcrti~c - ~loG?070t0 • t1oohi 1.cry dot!!ll- 5..t:J.l h:1•0. ovcrtico 3 . 2700?0 Blue p1-into !J 00. 03 L~~C dlnt~nao t cle ~hono & tcle~a;:0 0 6.10 NO CASH DISCOUNT �( C- 2?436 Omaha - April 13, 1943. / Mr . Eugene 1.:cAuliffe : Referr~n3 to your letter of ADril 8, regardinB proposed contract ;.,ith J\J.len & Garcia Comnany coverin • construction of coal tipple to serve the Stansbury ~:ine n~rth of Reliance, ·.~yomin ~, also conference in your office' on April 12 in re 6 ard to the aforesaid subject matter: The agreement has been revised to carry out t he suggestions maQe in your letter, as later clarified in conference and the duplicate originals of the agreement as revised are re: turned to ~rou here\:ith. 3'or :rour information the revisions made to the agreement are enumerated as follows : 1 . The last paragraph of Section 2 of the contract has been revised to malce reference to Autou1obile Public Liability and Property Domage Insurance and the hazard of flood has been included in the insurance coverage. 2. Section 9 has been revised to eli~inate the requirement that defects in \·.orkmanship or ::aaterial shall be remedied at the expense of the Engineer Contractor . 3. Section m has been amended to eliminate the requirement that the \Tork shall be repaired and/or replaced at the expense of the Engineer Cont~actor and there has been added to the hazards enumerated the hazard of flood". 4. The indemnification provision has been entirely eliminated fro~ Section 22 of the contract . 0 5. Section 23 has been amended by addition of a new last paragraph dealing with the subject of Contractor's Automobile rublic Liability and Proper ty Dam.age Insurance and providin3 that the Conrpany \'iill reimburse the Engi neer Contractor for premiums on any such insurance . John A. Bennewit~ --P ______ - - - -·. _.,._ �r 36:3-12 Om/ilia - April 12, 1943 1;r. G. 3 . ?r-yde : ::.n discus~ing the oontro.ct matter '\11.th :-Ir . von i'erbsna.t ~d ::r o Gnroi.s-1 l ast 'tieek, I agreed tc c a:?-ii"Y the prices sl:o-:. ~ i:'2 S~ibit A a s t·Jr i tten. 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A o Benewitz o o 0 0 o • • ... • 0 0 • .4/8/430 I t,hink Rr.orkmen 9 s compenss:tion applies to individuals VJl:.ilo en3:-1t_;cc1 in the conduct oi.' their ·aork i'Jhich migh'i; mean ·!;hat if a.1: 8.C'Cio.ont. occurred •.fhile unloading materi al on t,he railroad :rigl'.!:0 ..o:;:. ••i.·m.y or enrout e to the job , the i'iorkmen 9 s Com.penso:c ion Larr \'rcul<l 0.:.;r;ly" I think the l angu~ge of the paragraph should be very gener::uJ."51- bro.:,dened and I ir·:ould sus gest that you revise this paragraph j_n the rough a.ll.d enable me to go over same -ui.th you on my ~et urn to O~:1[).ha next weeko Roughly speaking, thEJ form of contract more ne:irly repreeent,s tL!t ~.-;hich •:Je TTOuld oxact nhen the ~U5inee1"-Contractor unclertakcs to furnish us a fi11ished. jo1J for a s i ven sum of money. In ·tri.is co.so he is merely employee!. as El1Cineer-Contractor, t;hc ma:-terie.l purchased either di,:ect; .>r il:di2;..cctly by the coal con.::,&ny 1 :irl th no fir.,n sum fixed to c.over th0 cost of constructing the job el?- ·tirely o Origil].:iJ Sii;ned ;LJGENE fvkA'Jll FFE rucA:TIL �/ - .. .. • ,4. G..A.RCI.A. COMP.ANY . 1 SHEET No, _ _ _ __ _ ~aCON$lllVCTO<G:2N<.INJ;SRS ,,--__ MCCORMICK BUILOIN~ 33:.! S. 1,u:;tO GAN AVli. Ca:IOAGO l r:!.1 z,:.:_,Gu:r:;.tln.s ,. '~t·;o co:_li or; -of 00-27 ~~:O r cv::~-•:; - ~1.-~~: \ -:•: 1.::: i~1J.on C;. Ct~i•td,u Cet'.\ ~m-:r tC{lP::;·, ·-:.nd ::t'-it.1: ;-;·....:::B t ::;¥ ::a 1"2 c,\..it~ u!iuL(~,.c,~ :tn nc=._., ; V ., - ., '-II> ,~0:-:?!? _..,, "l$') ... _ ,. '-- .•! ~ h::!VO th..~~ _ _ �~ 1 4, G.A.RCIA COMP.ANY ..... . ~ O • COlls:D>.'0'C 'nl'l(>:1$NGJleBR5 / SHt:U No, _ 2...,..___ __ M CCOIIIMfCIC 8UtLOINCil / / / J32 &. M IChtGAN AY•• CHICAGO 0 • 0 • • • • .1/ 'J/ /_'J . I ·i;uini.'t ttorkmcn' c CC)J:l.oon'.:iation v.pi)lirrJ to i n~ivi<:!tml :3 • ::.i:..c c-:1.,_;-·dCu ii: tile conciuct of t~1oir • ·o::.":,: 1: ~~ic!t 1:ir;!tt mcru:i that if t:.: ::-ccitk~i:..;; occu!'rcd • :~1ile u.nloc.tli n? nnte:tir.~1 0:1 ~ -~he rnill.~ocd r~-':~lt-·,1·-·· yo:.· e:ir.rou:;;c to the job, the ·,or1:?:lf..:n°.c Co. ·}~.m~a1:ion Z.·!-.' ·cc1.~1~ :...· .-.?1:· o l thin!~ the l a~.'~GO or tile .:.>o.x·u:;.r..1:;i1 '1 ~.t.>tud :;c vc-::y gr,nc::~ll:T b::-c~t1cnof' Qllu r \ ·oul d su 'GOS:; th at you J?(;"l:..F...:: tbic !)C).•~ ::~~:jh -~:1 ',.~1 • .:. ro~:h a.ml on.nbl G ne to GO ov0r nauo •:i tl .. you c>n !J~l ~.::~ i..~..n ~ . .1 C'n~b '! .w~t ,_ :~c;:• • ,_!'l· ~_ ,..h1_,....., "'""C..,,l"'1. " <1,.. _.t..4 ~ ' • ' .,.,.,.a.. "-,., , i·J1• ' V V i"'o-:-,•1 - - • - O~ ..,. con t r..,C'<, ri-,....... •1r- ·r>1 •r _, ;,.,_ -, .__ - - - , • - -v r3:1:-.".:. i: .r::,:: til .. -t; •••hich ~. c s::onld ox.~ct. \ :hon ·i.:llo ;_:•t::iJ1c.v :i..~- cor:'Lr:-.c?~o:." 1:.r_c 1Z..:'t~•: ~-;:; ·:, ::i ·-urnish ur: o. fi:1 i. ~,!'l.c'l ;Jo:i !:o:.• c. i:,i vcn -::u:.1 of 2:'>!.:q,r. I!1 ·v:u~ cc-:-:\. ::.:· in .D.1,,,I'c:1.y c."l,:?loy:d ...1□ -~i,'.:5.n~Qr- Contr~ctor, t ltc ~ --.... j_-,-1 pi.i.l'C,,· sou ,...,1 ·;1y~~, ci=~ot o--. ;-.~· 1 ➔ ·•~•c'rji_ _., by th~ co~l CXl •::icy t:-.i:~~- ;;-:?:!..~ ;,_~-:i ~:b~Cd ~; co~·c:;:- t:J.,~ ....r. .Aui:~.:,1:,/ o ;c~:-o:.."' C;.l.1'.~t~ilC\~inc tho ,job Original Signed fUGENE McAULIFFE ·-------------- �Rock Springs - Apr il 3, 1943 !Jr. Eugene l~cAuliffe : Herewith is letter f r om Hr. Charles r equesti ng a copy of our contr act i.•;ith the Allen & Garcia Company for Emett and Chandler. If it ~-;ould be convenient for you to send us an extra copy here, \te ,·;ill insert the copy of the specifications and send it to Emet t and Chandler as requested . �Rock Sprmgs .., April 2, 1943 aeorge Bo Pryde: Attached herewith copy of our letter to Elnett and Chandler concernmg the plac:L.-ig of Public Liability a.nd Property Damage Insurance in connection viit.h the Al len a nd Garcia Company's contro.ct for the construction of ·ace Stansbury tippleo E!r,.ett and Chandler have requested copies of similar contracts and if it is convenient, the Omaha office might provide same, the1"eby sav:ing retypmg hereo -:re will provide additional copies of the specifica- tions, if reo._uiredo RFCEiVED, I �Rock Springs - April 2, 1943 Mr. Eugene l!cAuliffe: Referring t o yours of March 23rd, file 353-12: I am returning herewith, in duplicate , C. D. No . 27436, covering construction of the Stansbury tipple by Allen & Garcia Company . Mr. Charles has checked this contract, and I arn attaching herevr.i.th a copy of his letter of April 1st. �April 1, 1943 ,;e l"et-urn her-uith duplicate original contract, C D " 27436 for the Cons · ' • ' Ga1·cia • • it Comp<U?Yo o f ti1e stansbury tipple by Allen and , ·(.ru?·~ion In accoraanc e ,, :!.uh ~rour request of llarch 25, 1943 the document ha-9 been carefully ch ecked and these comments concerning corrections or changes are ~3de-- 1. ~e fe rence is made to our letter of December 11, 19L~3 transmitting preliln~ary draft of t his contra ct, particular ly · t he third paragraph thereof. ~xamination of II Exhibit A 11 , doe s not i nfor m us of the purpose of includ ing the provisions of Pa ragraph 2 Section 3 in this c ont.ract, and we rely only on llr. L. von Perbandt 1 :: verba l e::pl anation, being '\.111able from the contract to see a ny pur pose nhatever in t he inclusion of these !)revisions, in fact the contract provisions appear contrary ~o l.:r. L. von Perbandt 1 s explanations. The last s ent ence of Paragraph 2 (a ) Section 3 in t he prelLruinary dr aft has been omit t ed. Probably some addit i onal orders v1ill properly be added to Sxhibit I\ , such the motors a nd tipple coverin1 , t nis adclit.ion be ing provided f or in Paragraph 2 Section 3 by our mutual a~reement ·,Ti t h the Contra ctor. 2. Some of the cont r act provisions a ppear to be more applicable to f.iJ<ed price contracts t~a n to t he pr es ent, a nd may be objected to by Allen and- Ce1.rcia Company. (a) Section 9 provides for the renova l and replacement of condemned nork, 11 at the e:i-.-pense of the .ci:n:;·i11eer Contractor11 • (b) Section 10 provides for, "Change s fo the amount, dimensions or character of the work. 11 At this tir.1e rre are contemplating letting contrz.ct ourselves for the concrete \"iork for nhich section 10 provides aut,horit•r. Under the present contract orovisions Allen and Garcia nould receive ~01:1pensa-t.ion for the concrete plans as !)rovided in Section 2 (a) but no fee ::'rcvi<led in 2 (c). ( c) Sect .:i.on 20 provides that injury from fires, floods, etc., "shall be r c,,::.ireo a nd / or re!)laced by and the expenses of the !~ngi neer " onl ractor" o Ct her-:rise the contract seems correct and proper. I.F .B. H.C.L. �L\pzoil 6 D 1 9~3 - - --------- -- - • �;11111 353-12 - Omen.a - Maroh 23 , 1943 Pryde: =~eret•7i ~uh in duplica:te, 0. D. No . 27456 covering construction of th,., ftansbuX>y -t;tpple by Allen & Garoia Comnany. Please have s a me chec1tec.. core fully and if found t o be correct, forward same to the Allen ll~ Go!>cia Oompa.ny a t Ohioago for execution ~nd. return to thiG o~~ice ?or complet i on. :t ~a iaportant that steps be taken to mako application for the 1ianil1ty insurance provided for on page 1~ . --~-=------------------ �C-27436 Omaha - March 22, 1943. Mr. Eugene McAuliffe: Referring to your l etter of March 5, as supplemented ~Y your letter of March 15, regarding proposed contract with ~len and Garcia Company , covering construction of a coal t ipple to serve Stansbury Mine north of Reliance Wyom:ing: ' ' I have prepared and hand you herewith the duplicate originals of contract covering the aforesaid subject matter . The specifications attached to this contract are those furnished by you, with certain modifications indicated on the draft furnished by your office. The text of Sections 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the cont r act is in accordance with th'e outline of same accompanying your letter of March 5, with such changes as have been agreed upon by you in conference with i.'.!essrs. Melia and Smiley of my office. If the contract as drafted is not satisfactory to you in any r espect, pl ease advise in what r espect it should be changed and I will be glad to make the necessary r evisions. J'ohn A. Bennewi tz -r -----·--------- �353-).2 Omaha - lia~ch 15, 1943 Jlr. E. J . Smiley : ?1e1"'e'" ! th 5 cop ies of -prints PD- 1 and 'i?D-2 for inclusion in the ac~'t:z>:cr'.'.; t.s ?>eferred. to in mine of !•larch 6. �WESTERN UNION .-re WlU bl ... c.e:,rcr,,.mor A. N. WILLIAMS .,U=at7 ca'o!tenm- P~f!:S IOENT NEWCOMB CARLTON CHAIRMAN OF' T'"'4E OOARO $ 1206- CHECK ACCOUNTING INFORMATION TIME FILED J.C. WILLEVER 'j;,.J the/olloll)ing tdegram, subject lo the terms on bacl( hereof. which are hereby agreed lo WANT A ~IEPLV? C:15.o· ,.....0 0 -~'..:i'.i."O~l 11·:j, 0 1 0430 ( CONFIRMATION) 1~07 ..;, • O ..... t_ 0:.... "" - - - . . / t &--- ~ ~ 7' - 4 • ) 0 o .:.J',J. f ~-~ -o "Answor by WESTERN UNION" or similar phroses may bo Included without charge. �__..____ I .. C\l 0 rl ql 0 < tQ C\l 0) ,-i i-! ~ ~ J (0 (:"): ~·.. 1l"J tO M ~ r-1 ti) ~ .. 'ci -5 Q ~ .:) ~ 0 ?:> ... 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G .o ~ TO .;. •• ►) ' • v -.. 6 ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY McCORMICK BU ILDING OR. ·:t2:7 3 oO! t ,:~ o, ~::J ." 0 0 .- . :.;.c•.. .., \) .... , :: ~ S.l . ~a~ 0 ~ O 4 • O 0 0 Q ' -r:-~ -c: -::H.t' 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 C, • 0 0 0 ..; --~ .. 0 e " 0:, >:> 0 : ... 0 • • • • • 0 • fl .. 0 .. ' ... , • ! ' ' ! , ... �ALLEN & GA.RcIA CoMPA1\-rv CONSULTING & CONSTRUCTING ENOlNEERS -~- l "<>NPERBANOT, StCRtrTAJ:IY A ND TREASURER DHONC HAAAISON 2 4 72 M cCOl'>MIC!< 8UI LOI NG 332 S , M ICHIGAN AVE, CHICAGO March 9th, 1943. Mr. Eugene McAuliffe, Pres., The Union Pacific Coal Co., 1416 Dodge St., Omaha, Nebr. Dear Sir: Havelt)ur letter of March 5th regarding the making of payments on Workmen's Compe17sation Law and note that our payments will be 5% of field payroll . AB I understand it, you wi ll arrange that we will be reimbursed for this 5% v,hen, as and if we spend it for the new Stansbury installation and that the oontraot will be v,ritten accordinglyo LVP:HL / CC-Mr.G.B.Fryde Mr.I.Mo Charles Yours very truly, �ALLEN & GARC IA Coiv1PA1\.ry CONSULTING &CONSTnUCTlNG ENGINEERS ·~ r l , IIOH PEA8AN OT. S(C RIETARY ANO TRC ASUA£ R PHON f; H AAR1$ 0 N e 4 72 M c:CO~ M IC~ BUI LOI N O 332 S MICHIGA N AVE. CHICAGO March 9th, 1943. Mr. Eugene McAuliffe, Pres., The Union Pacific Coal co., 1416 Dodge St., Omaha, Nebr. Dear Sir: - Have your letter or March 5th regarding the copy of Exhibit A, and wish to advise that this ~ent forward Friday, March 5th. \'le are also f orwarding you under separate cover, five copies of prints PD-1 and PD-2 for inclusion in the contract as requested. ✓ Yours very truly, LVP:HL �353- 12 O□aha - Liaroh 6, 1943 Mr . J. A o Bennet-ritz: r 2..~ ~es1roue of obtaini ng a f or m of contract to be ,:ri. tten b e ·t \Teen 'rhe Union ?uc1f1 c Coal Comnany and t he A11e~ C 0~~c~~ Coo~any, a cor9o~a t ion of the State o ~ Dela- E ., P~. 104 ~ o , Eueet1i1ater Count y , l·7yon1ng, the general f orm o f cor~·;;:"'~c·'.; o-_,rtlined on o.tt&ohed □er.:o u i t h pencil correct ions , a C0 '9Y cf generol sp0cifica t1or1s a l so attached, u1 t h cor- rec"i:;ior.G . 1 5 , 1S~S . I u ill be z;l e:d to go ov e1."' this l!l.:l.ttez- wi th you �EXHIBIT t1 A11 The Company agrees to buy and to pay to the Eng1neerOontraotor for all such machinery, equipment, materials , and supplies purchased under the provisions of sub-paragraoh (b), paragraph 2 0 of Section :3 01" this contract, as follm·re: Order 1}2 -=- Link-Belt Co. D Conveying Machinery $19 0 988.00 n #4 't:IoAaJones Fdry. &: Mach. Co., Speed reducers 4,479.83 l1 #6 - Dings Magnetic Separator Co. , Conveyor head pulley 41)538.00 11 #7 - Uom-:ay Clutch Co. , conveyor back stop •166.37 II #9 u.s.Rubber Co., conveyor belt 2,342.60 u ~10 - Jeffrey t.11."g. Co . , crusher 3,907.00 ll #12 - General Electric Co. , motor generator set 404.80 11 #13 - General Electric 0o. , starters and switches 1 0 878.60 S37 , 696.oo Prioes as listed above conform u i th the orders issued under the numbers designated and the details of the units shall conform to the specification set forth in the orders. Changes or corrections, 1r any, made 1n the future , shall be adjusted 1n accordance uith the details of change order issued at the time corrections are made. ·- ·--- --- - - _ .. �. p£GIOCH 'T ':,R v,c£.PRESIOl!NT G, ,., ALL EN & GARCIA C O MPANY I.. VON PE RBAN OT. Src,:u:TARY ANO TREA~URER CONSULTING &CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS t!.. A O O R £55 ".A'-~!~.. CHI C AGO --~- PHONE HARA I SON 2472 McCO~M ICK BUii.DiNO 332 S . M I CH IOAN AVE. CHICAGO Maroh 5th, 19430 Mr. Eugene McAuliffe 11 Preso, The Union Pacific Coal Coo, 1416 Dodge St Omaha.I) Nebro O I) Dear Sir:- RE: Job #1304. In compliance with your request to exercise your opo tion to furnish materials, equipment and machinery for the new Stansbury Mine, the follov1ing may be included under our contract as 'Exhibit A referred to- If (2) The owner agrees to buy and to pay to the Engineer-Contractor for all such machinery~· equipment, materials and supplies purchased under the provisions of this paragraph as follows: Order #2- Link- Belt Coo, Conveying Machinery, • • . . .$ 19,988.00 n #4- WoAoJones Fdry.&Maoh. Coo, Speed reducers . • 4,4'l9o83 4,538000 " ; - Dings Magnetic Sep.Coo-Conv.head pulley •• • ~ - Wonway Clutch Coo,-Conveyor Back stop o • • • 156037 " - UoSoRubber Co., - Conveyor Belt, . . • • • • 2,342.50 3,907.00 n ilO- Jeffrey Mfgo Coo - Crusher ••• o • • • • • ~ 12• General Elec.Coo - Motor Generator Set • • • • . 4Q•.ao n 13• General Elec.oo. - 'S tarters & switcheso ••• • 1 1 8'18.50 $ 3'1,695. 00 Prices as listed above conform with the orders issued under the numbers designated and the details of the units shall conform to the specification set forth in the orders. Changes or corrections if any, made in the future, shall be adjusted in'aocordanoe with the details of change order issued at the time oor r eotions are made. / Yours very truly, LVP:HL cc-Mr.Geo . E.Pryde �066-01 d.iGOUSOGd you in Roel!: Spl"li.1f;S .5000 d ~-,Yn u30 , to be uaed :ll'l .:±."'e to pm.,cllc.ae under trc.:lEJ o~l."ccr1cnts held by your ~Jso pl0cso send ce 5 co~1es of ~r1nta ~D-1 end ~D-2 f o? inclusio~ in the contraot. Sincerely yourG, �• •Go-:,... ~sr- ,;i~n L:..":.1 '\70u11. b~ t>.3(!.'!.,i!"cc to ocy the ini ti.al rnic of 6: , n"u· a.:iE:·ndca. cf?cot~xc :.£rch 1, 19~8, 'Go 6~, ?oi:., 12 ·u·:.:h1.n or?lcc iniornr-eis th~ uoroing o? t.hc first 12 c ....lendo!> :::onthc of e:mloyocnt to c~r.n 1'-' c,,nths nett: llY ~e ·10:rtccl on "t:hich -;oyr.:1cnt a ei-e oc.dc, reg2ro- :!.c ... c of \.'ho ?c,ct ·i:hu.t ::moh o□ployoent m~y e?.tend over u '"'e?'!oc1. of 0cvcru! ycurs . b . _c,~c thntG the i.!ltc~ition of the lm1 is to oecure t· __ bu11~1n8 up of a fur.d tb~ough the re~ui ~emento o:" the l~ or:i_vments nt t!10 h!~hcr rntc. Ue ho.d h~ped to v this PCZ"t1oule.t> oeo~ion c1crifiod dut•in0: the _t e~sion of ih~ Legie1:iture, but uere ,ma.ble to et ~- t cl.one • " You v~:l.1, thor-efoT'c, be r-ecuirsd to 'CGY the 5f ro~,-, 12 . 0114::hc :.ii uh1oh poyr-ollc ere pcinteiined . Sincerely you~o, 011~-11 ·~- . , cc: r. . B• r. ! . M. EUGEN£ Mi'\UJ.~FFE �§tate o(Vjy_oming.,. TREASURY DEPARTMENT CHEYENNE, WYOMING EARL WRIGHT Maroh 3, 1943 STATE TREASURER Mro Eugene McAuliffe, President Union Pacific Coal Company 1416 Dodge Street Omaha, Nebraska Dear 11Iro McAuliffe : ~ , In response to yours of the first inst., this office interprets the wording of' the first 12 calendar months of employment to mean 12 months actually reported on which payments are made, regardless of the fact that such employment may extend over a period of several years. We believe that the intention of the law is to secure the building up of a fund through the requirements of the 12 payments at the higher rate . We had hoped to have this particular section clarified during the past session of the Legislature, but were unable to get it done. /: Under the amendments to the Worlonen 's Compensation Act., which bepame effective on the first day of this month., the new rate for the first 12 months of employment will be 5% instead of 6% as formerly. Be assured that this office will be pleased to be of any possible service to you at any time. Very sincerely., ~ Earl Vlright, State Treasurer �353-12 • ~;a ·: :....e ,:,•ol"'king ou t the de t e.11s of a oon s~c; r uction :lon - trE:.ct ~:•i t~-: ·::·:2 .\llen £: Ch.1~oiS? Oom9any of OhioR10, and I ..-ould ap9-reci:::.t~ the info1"'u1at i on o~ the f o11ou1ng point : •T'J3 '°'.'irst •..,l',~:!'!rapr"! of Sec tirm 124.:-117 ::,rovide<J thet ~-1.. 0 ,..e{·,,·t"o--• 0 r,l/H1P .,,,.v · ....... Vf!lf-'n t e 1nto 1.. ;il-'1"'0 ,,..,r.: -·no-i· eve....,. p,,.,.,.,0'\/~ J• .., t,.. ~' • .. .._ • :.., ! 1 v . u .. - _,,. • · 1 _ ,. ."'\, .:.. the etete t~e~sury for the benefit o? the i ndustri a l ~ccident func. , shal1 i:.t. tl:e t i T.e 0f cora~Jer.c :'!.ng suc:1 employ~en 'G :').'.'lY into 1:, . , - - 1. • •' , _.,, the st s.te t1"0t~s u~ , fol"' th~ benefit of ·c)Je industr i e.l A.ocident ftlnd r.n. ir:i ti~l ::,aym-=nt of t,en doll::l~S C':l:) .0'.1 } an!l a aum of mo i.'leS ec;u,,1 -.:o six per c~nt . ( 61✓ } o? the r:1oney ee!'ned b y ec.ch o:' !:'.le enplo;yea engs.ged in such e~'l;ra- h::,.z~.:!'dou s eI:lployraent d.u!"ing e ach o:?.1e!ld2.z- oon'i;h of the fir et ·c1 ·rel ve oal end~l." months o f s uch e!:1p:..oy□ent. 11 :,he-.t is oeant by pavino; duri ng each oel end::r month for the fi~ot 12 ~onths? ~he A~0 Company , outst ate oont r a ot ors, or:.2y mii.intc:L1 ·;isy!9o11==i inte!"mi ttentl y. Does the 6~ prov i sion &'t <Jly ·.;o \i:.le fi~st 12 o~lendar months after they comnence PW::c.n.t, o:..'", • 1·;;h inter::::..t·con-t payrolls, de they have t o -pay 6,., for 1 2 :.:onths e.1though. their p~;yt-.oll !!lonths ma.,y extend over 2 or 3 yer,;.:-s'? ould !\P">'.!~ee1atc your interpretation of the l aw . Sinc erel y your s , • -------------------- - ---- �Rock Springs - February 26, 1943 Pryde✓ Mro Geoo Bo l{i.r o Io No Bayless Attaching herewith memorandum of meeting with 1lro von Perbandt and Chief Engineer Charles regarding the Stansbury tippleo The layout drayting viere examined and the various i terns shmm on the memorandum are the result thereof. The work schedule outlined is in accord with the present status of the preparation of plans and anticipate delivery of machinery and structure. 71& �).. 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J_.-~-1[! v O~J•.J v~• .e,,-:;c=, -..;_·~, ~ i ~: c-..1 c.. :~~t:1 !)o~ u l.. t'.10 cr>.~J .!90\- ~ :,-;o p!c~;oro c.::c:1 :ii.:-J of 1-:l.._:,, c:,;c, ~Hl !.Lt, l ui.>lo ckco:wc.,01• r ...l ocatin,::: . .,,·J. 1c ~--:i o ......,;- cc~\ICl' lL~ ~~ :.'Cf'~!.-o - -'l __: ,._. ,..:.:! ootcir.703 to .,r..,u..-il f c,~ h.:::nrll.irJc .::scnctlc :i!.low; ..;::r,:: t.! ·.·le di-lvo; alo:> trol1G3 L0.'3.ra_ar.:l d~!~ for -~ttdlfo., c a ;':.... ,:.·i·1......n_ ci.--:.lnc conveyor di•ivo. - 1 - �Co c:.:.l:.~l .... CJ'..i~t>viiJtJ ·~ fdn.'"'.~.c~t-::>1• ."'.f.'!.'l l. l~, 1~l•3o .., ~- -...1•~:,ir-~; "t,:, ~C.J:'lC:.~li j; Jtu-?O l., l #~l.:::o Co 18. c~· .. ,:; O\Z'..:.-..~~~.; f ~ ! :: ~ -~a· 44• .~':::t , ~.~:::•~\; _•,i/Jl•i"',/ .--.; _u.irc:::'.LtC .,,., 1_,1!:ic:.. ~.ll ~.:tJ:..:__-tlJ to i.:~~C. 'lco �353-12 fo l."' yotn" c hec k and fu:.,,ther handl ing, b ill Eugen e ~.: cAuli.f fe �TO ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY OR. McCORMICK BUILDING Q'.'.:':':2.. CtJ ~~2.i:~0 <'•:01°ldt2(? Ul) conplct0 ~""loh;blG l1.ooien tl1~r.n!~0 ·t ,, '\:ou. Pcrorul(jt ... ':::>1D Chleuco to r·,:-,~ Yo:.."k o B. 0 11 0 v .:.iotol D:. Hisoollonccua .J~couo - ll . 51 �Rock Springs - January 21, 1943 J.fr• Eugene llcAuliffe : Referring to yours of January 15th, file 353- 12, with bill from Allen & Garcia Company in the amount of ~556.96, in connection with the Stansbury tipple: '!le have corrected the total of the bill to read $461.26: which is the correct total of the various items shown, instead of ~~556,96, as shmm on the bill. CC - Mr. Frank Ta.llmire. 'II I �ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY L . VON PER8ANOT, S E CRETARY ANO TREASURER C O N S ULTING &CONSTRUCTING ENG I NEERS (9 PHON E HARRISON .?4 72 MCCOR M ICK BUI LOI NG 332 S. M ICHIGAN AVE. CHICAGO Jan. 19th, 1943. Mro Eugene MoAuliffe , Pres . , Th e ·· Uni on Pacific Coal Co., 1416 Dodge Sto, Om.aha 9 Neb r. Dear Mro McAuliffe : - RE: Our Job #1304- Proposed Contraot Stansbury Mine Tipple. I have your letter o·t January 15th r egarding s everal matt ers to be straightened out in connection with this oontraot. We agree , as suggested over the phone yesterday, they can be taken care of to your's and our sat~sfaction upon my next trip to Rook Springs, which should be some time the first part of February. It will be satisfactory to us for you to assume the responsibility for any insurance except tµat requ~red ~Y the State Laws,under· your blanket contracts to much better advantage than we can and ,vould prefer to have you do it provided you protect us against these liabilities. In ·regards to workmen's compensation, you understand that we only charge the ·cost to us and note that you are agreeable to reimbursing us fe:>r this pa~t of it. In connection with the 8% charge on the field -payroll for the use of small teols and equipment, ottice time handling payrolls , reports and field work incidentals; we might add that . this takes care of depreciation and loss or tools, which uaually is a high per centage on small tools, as well as a great amount or clerical wor k connected with the field work and handling of payrolls. This being based upon the field payroll only, we consider it a very nominal charge. However, will be glad to discuss it further at our next meeting. Will keep you advised as to the exact time or my next trip West, so that we can arrange our.__ ~ro~~ams accordingly o Yours very truly, LVP:HL oc-Mr. Geo.B.Pryde �Rock Springs - January 19, 1943 / I Mr. Eugene McAuliffe: Referring to yours of January 15th, file 353-12: Mr. Charles, in returning the bill to me, states, 11If the con- tra.ct for this work is to be based upon our recommendations of December 11., 1942, Item 2, 'Field Engineers 1 Services' should be broken down to indicate the inclusion of the 50% for overhead and general expenses . 11 The amount shmvn for ~-Ir. Cain would indicate a salary of $650, which we feel is much in excess of that paid him. �353-12 Orne.ha - January 15, 1943 ::er.awi th b ~ll froo Allen C; ~r-c 1e ,.n eonnect~on till you pleese �., 1943 F.,._g::;.1"'J.ing ..Ghe c!.i..,ar t of the !)r.>oposs(i. corrt~nc·~ covel"- ~1.10 t!!e Strc..:1n•oul"Y a i.n e t i pyle: 1 :"hore a r e oevci•o..1 invol ve!Jent o trhieh oan b eat b0 0t,r t...~%i.1'i:ot'let., m..1t i:-y us joint ly ,·•h:11e at. !:oclt $1'.'>rinis, pz,efe.l:'eb1.y uhen you c.1..,e tl'w:.".,e , but if you nre not corni ng- oui on o t hr:a •'\·.. .::,::.~10ss the:1. I -:•iJ.1 under-t.s~.o to "'·:or:-: out prD<;iei m10 t~i t!~ o·.xc· pco!)l c $ sv.bmi ttins scoo ',.;o yot: for consi deE>ction. ~Oi" e;r; :..•-:il e, ! -.:1P,.:,t to eut ('.)Ui.; t.~s r : c.ttGt' o'? ;:our oo□pRny ·i--e"••1"l,., -, ... ,.....,,.,..,.. ... 4 b l e for- c~.... i'"I r;··-,.rncc ...,w •••t._crt t,-i -i ,..,r:-an<i p...-a_ bv °'" '"'..J - \.,;;;.., •J _.,.__ ...-.;;.., .,.,... u ,,. .. -' -"' .. - - \::, • .., the .-:";..:...-.te J.nt s . 1·.'e ef'.t'! i~aud1e '(;he :,r:l--l:1c lin'bi l :1. ty rw1t~ "9rope:i:""GY d.s\r.mgc i n m.ar~n c0 for much leos thm1 you c~n unc.m."' our b l ~1..~l(et 00 ~1t ract , and t he hozcrdo o:f f i .1."0 and toz;nsdo W V I, c.ru ulr::oot 1'egli~ib1e 00 tha t a GrJa l l llGOtm.t would cover thc.t sit •..:ir,:"'C ion , your com!}~ny , of c ouree D not; to be held reE:,o!':.c.ibl c . • i t h r-e s" ect to t:o!'lmien I s Co□-cens etiori : your aoootmt :ls sol ·erh, but ~,1ou E.re pG:ying 6 p ercent f'or a."11 cdd1 tiona1 pe:-...,iod :.:1 i:>t..d.<;L' ~.:.o eet t:.b l!sb you~oelves. :I ·think uho.t t10 should agz>eG to • ,., "t;,:i :."'e~robu:.... s.e you for :,J.l v-;or>lt.':'.len; s Oompensation asseoomen"<-.a ,aid to ·i;he Gt~t G and. COVSl"ing the job. ~u~ peopl G alo~ think 8 ~ercent for the us0 of small tool' ond e<:u1p□ent is someuhet VD.gue. :.r ~·ou s o<? no objeotion, ! u!ll handle the matte r cs outl!nca above . Sincerely yours, cc : ..r . :l. !3 . 'Pryde �CHICAGO · - -- - - - - - TO ALLEN & GARCIA C OMPANY DR. M cCORM ICK BUILDING ii * - - �CHAS, ,8. MORGAN DEPUTY TREASURER [ rrasurer' s ®Hire morkmrn's (!l.umµensation tlepurtment <£hvyrnn1~ JOHN T. BRODERICK MANAGER WORKMEN'S C O M PENSATI O N January 5, 1943 Eugene McAuliffe, President Union Pacific Coal Comp~ Oma.ha 0 Nebraska • Dear Mr. McAuliffe : In reply to your inquiry relative to Allen & Garcia • we wish to advise that the account ,-,as established in May 1942 and that six more monthly payments must be made at 6%. The account has a substantial credit bale.nceo Trusting this will give the !~formation needed, t-1e remain Very truly yours, Earl Wright State Treasurer Acting Manager l'lorkmen I s Compensation �S53-12 Ja.nuC1-ry 3, 1943 Yours of Dece□ber 28 on status of Allen t; Ga:eoit:1 a.cco\Zn~, the firm 1oor..ted. in Chic~o ~ !11 . Oou1.d yon advise me ~,hen they □ade op·olic.9t1on for oompens:-/i:-.ton covarar~e '"'nd, in su'bsta~ee, u hen ~1111 the 1n1 tio.l s1x "9el·cerl'G peyoent be co!::lpl eted; s.d~:ioing me al so if their e.cocunt ie solvent, or i :? in the red , hou much? :i trish to ~·r)~k out n. oor:mensr:tion allo'!rance f or them 1n connection uith the neu job. ? he ?i!'□ is very reliable m1d o ne th~t r have donE': business u1th for a g reat rneny years. Sinoerely yours, ..,-1 ~ l.l~__ EUGENE McAUUFFE �i / l Rock Springs - December 31, 1942 Ur. Eugene :ii:c Aulif r e: T'?.ef erring to yours of December 24th, file 353-12, regarding field overhead charges submitted for the Allen & Garcia Company's centre.ct : The Old Age Benefit, Unemployment Insurance, and State of \~yomins ·,iorkmen I s Compensation percentages appear to be satisfactory. \Jith regard to the Fire. ~'find. Tornado, Cyclone, etc . , insurance, Hr. Charles feels it would be more satisfactorr if we retained the right to pl.ace the insurance by our o·. m company. Regarding the 8 per cent for the use of small tools and equipment, this seems to be rather vae;ue, and does not state what small tools they propose to furnish . They might clear this matter up . c1J letter from K c. Charles regarding this is herewith attached. �I / Rock Springs - December 30 , 1942 / .•r. G. B. Pr;,de: SuDplementing our letter of December 29t l1 concer ning compensation for field labor in Al l en and Garcia 1 s cont r act f'or the St ansbur.v Tipple. The pe r c ent ages i ndicate d in t~r . iCc Aul iffe 1 s letter , File No. 353-12 for t he f ir s t three items, namely, Old Age Be~efi~ Unemployment · ,_ 1 Insuranc e, a nd State of W~roming Workman s Compensati on, a ppear proper. The cost of t he f ire and miscellaneous insurance. Item 4., on t he Hanna Tipple , as st ated in our letter of the 29th amounted to approximately 1 . 2% 0 f t he field labor. However, the maximum amount of the cover age probably should have been increased u p to ;?215 ,000. 00 due to the fact that the policy carried a coins u r ance clause . Had thi s be en done, the premium would have amounted t o 5. 2% of the field l abor. If All en and Garcia place this insurance, it appears that 5 . 2cr; is the proper amount for determinin~ the charge a nd v1e should insist on the coverage being extended during the proe ress so a s to fullv protect the work. It may be advantageous to omit t he coinsuranc e clause c ar~vine insurance only f or partial value of the tipole, it bein~ substantially a fire-proof structure, or carry the risk ourselves, as recommended in our pr evious letter if possible. Further checking of our contract with Stearns-3.o gers f or 1940 e xtension of the power house, it develops that ,;e pai d t hem $2,915 . 00 for field clerical labor and $2,339 . 00 for tool r ent a l and transportation, the total field labor being ~52, 540.00, field clerical expense amounting to 5. 5% and tool rental 4.5% of the field pay roll. The total of these items 10% being more than the 8% designated in J,Jr . J:cAuli ffe I s letter . -----·------ - - - ------ �/ / L- r I - 2 - 'i'!hether or not "office time handling pay rolls, reports" refers to field or Chicago office work is not definite. clerical expense, the 8% seems reasonable. If it refers to field If it refers to Chicaao office t ime, little, if any , allowance other than the 5% proposed in Iten "C" , Section 2, of the contract we proposed December 11th should be made~ in which case about 3% to cover use of small tools and equipment, and field work incidentals may be sufficient and it may be desirable to state definitely what small tools and equipment it is expected that Allen and Garcia will furnish. ( sgd) CC - Hr. I. N. Bayless Mr. H. C. Livingston copy - - - - -- - -- I. H. Charles �CHAS, B. MORGAN DEPUTY TREASURER / §t~ti . . of lt~yomint irrmmrer'g· .~fficr llinrkmrn's '2Lompens11tion filepmctnmtt. (tlhrl!tltnr JOHN T. BRODERICK MANAGl;R WORKMEN"S COMPENSATION December 28, 1942 Eugene McAu1iffe, President Union Pacific Coal Company Gimaha, Nebraska. Dear Mr. McAuliffe: This is to advise that Allen & Garcia of Chicago, Illinois have an account with this department end that it is up-to-date and in good standing, Their operations are, therefore, entitled to compensation coverage in accordance with the provisions of the Wyoming Workmen's Compensation Act. The account has a credit bale.nee and it paying et the rate of 6~ until their first twelve monthly pe.yments are completed. Very truly yours, �copy STATE OF WYOMINt1- ,. Treasurer I s Office i,Jork men ns Compensation Department Cheyenne$ December 28, 1942 Mro :I:uger:e McAuliffej) 1416 Do dge 8t o:, Omah a :i l\1ebraskao This ·1s to advise tr.at Allen & Garcia of Chicago, 11.J_lno is~ have an account with this department and that it is u-:9 to date and. in good standing. Their operations are: there~ore, entitled to compensation coverage in accordance ,;Jith the provisions of the Wyomi:ng \'lorkmen °s Campen sat 1on Act o The account has a cred1 'G balance and is paying a·t the rate of 6Jb until their first t1.'ielve monthly payments are completedo Very truly ycursl> • Mart To Christensen State Treasurer By Eo Rothr1ell Assto Ugr. , \'lorkmen•s Compensation �I 353...12 f; u-e.ro~ 0 . (3.l ~ :.1fHS?.-9 ='. ~d C< n-~~..c.c•::;c:i?o, :~,'!CO~'l.1i0!: i:nildinf;: Z.32 South U1e'l"..i3lli\ i'..-vcm>..o, rn,:1.cc.~~.::l, I11inoia, in t:he �363-12 Omaha, Decembe~ 2.!1. - -, 1942. I TTill c~ tho Stcto snal.J.. tool.a :n."om 12 to a, beoa.use of beins- a.ble to ·:-o!'-:.: ol.oseJ.y toc;ether with us, steting al.£0 that the aotv.el ~J.oc.oe c;i•.re rae eal"'l.V a.dVioo on this nw.:(;·;;01•. �ur .McAuli ffe : 4er JVI • Will send you another set of drawings under separate cover - printer did not send enoug:;re, s wishing you a Marry Xmas & Happy New 111iss Lessner. Yearo- - �ALLEN & GAR CIA C O MPA NY CONSULTING &.CONSTRUCTING ENGINEERS ' .~• . L . VOH P£R8ANOT. SECRETARY AN~ TREASURER PHONE HARRI S ON Z472 McCO~MI C K BUI LDI NG 332 S . MICHIGAN AVE . CHICAGO Dec. 23rd, 1942. Mr o Eugene McAuliffe ' Pres ., . Th e Union Pacific Coal Co. 1416 Dodge St., ' Omaha, Nebro Dear Mr. MoAuliffe: RE: Proposed Contract- Job #1304. Have your letter of December 16th enolosing proposed contract covering construction of the Stansbury Mine tipple . In connection with the subhead (b), paragraph 2, Section 3, we cannot specify any exact a.mount until prices are determined and believe that your suggestion to pay the net invoice price for the material plus freight and handling will be satisfactory and suggest that the paragraph be written as follows: (b) The Company agrees to pay to the Contractor for all such machinery, equipment, materials and supplies purchased under the provisions of paragraph 2, section 3; the net invoice price for the material plus freight and handling,. We are also enclosing three copies each of PD-1 and PD-2 for attachment to contract and should you desire any additional prints, kindly advise and they will be supplied. With reference to your question regarding charge for field overhead of 25%, this charge is made up as follows: .1 Old Age Benefit Unemployment Insurance State of Wyoming Workmen's Compensation Fire, wind, tornado, cyclone, explosive other than ste~ boiler, aeroplane dam.age, motor damage and earthquake Use of small tools and equipment, Office time handling payrolls, reports and field work incidentals • The above tool charges otcourse, do not include rental for the larger types of equipment such as derricks which we do not have and rent when occasion demands. Vie will also agree to deduct such insurance char es as you may elect to carry yourselves in the amount allotted ~bove. �SH&:sr No,_----=2-"--o_ _ MCCORMICK BUIL.0ING 3 32 s. MICHIGAN AVE. CHIOAGO I r. - , • ff Mr o w.u,...en = o e 1\fT .wc1--~u-1. e » • • • • • • • • • • • 12/23/420 While this figure may appear high unless it is analyzed thoroughly, we had reduced the same from our usual charge of 12% for the use of small tools, equipment and various handling charges connected with same in view of our being able to work together closely with you on this item. Our actual costs on the Hanna job were 31%; for the tota l on this basis, I think you "1.:1:rill agree that the charge is reasonable . However, if not, would appreciate any suggesti•ons you may have to make and we will govern ourselves accordingly. I. ,I 'I Yours very truly, ~.LLEN & GARCIA COMPANY LVP:HL Enclo cZ~~ I P.S. In connection with the specifications submitted and returned herewith, it is our un4erstanding that these will have to be rewritten to conform to limitations placed upon us by the War Production Board. L.V. P. 1• I I I l I if ,, �SHEET No. _ __ _ MCCORMIC)(. BUI LOI NO 332 s. MICHIGAN AVE. OHIOAGO Doc. 23l'f.1, 1942. T,cn2 ~ r. MoAuliffe: R~ : Propooed CTontract- Job 1J130~. Eave your letter of Deccobcr 10th cnolosing provos0u ccn·tx-oot eovcriug construction of the Stansbury Bin0 tipple. In connection ~:,itl:l the subhead (b ), pa:ra~aph 2 0 Section 5 9 ~.1e cannot specify :any exnct D.filOl.mt until pl'ioos at'e uetermi .nca. and beli avo tho.t your su"'seotion to pay ' the net i!1voice pz-icc for -~he z:no.tcrial plus frei ght Ema handl ing i,ill be sotisfaotory ana sugg0st tho.t tho paragraph oo ~rltten as fol- lol·1s: (b) s:i:.ae Oo29ony agi1ees -to poy to the Contractor f 01.. ul l suoh mac~ineey, equiDmont, D!ltorialo and s upplies purohaood under the provisions of paragrnp~ 2, section 5; the nc~ invoio0 price tor the onterial plus frei rftt and hanulingo •·:e ::ire Gleo enclosing three copies oaoh of PD•l ~nd ~D-2 for attaobu:ent to contract nnd should you ucsiro any ouait.ional prints, kindly advise and they -:·;ill be supplied. 'di th r ei'eronae to y ur question rega1"ciing charge for field overhead of 255$, this charge 1s o ade up 0s folloriS: Old Age Benefit Unemployment Insurance State of \."yoning '.;orkmen• s Compensation Fi.re , tJind I tornado, cyclone, explos1ve other than stetp'l boiler, aeroplane domage, motor damage eDd earthquake Use of mnall tools and equipment, Office time handling payrolls, reports and :field v1ork incidentals. - The above tool ohar~es otcourse, do not include rental tor the larger types ot equipment such Gs derricko 1:lt..ich ,.70 do not have end rent ",hen oooasion demands. ~..e will also agree to deduct such inau::-anoe char"'es 88 you may elect to oarry yourselTes in the amount allotted :bove. �- 1&, GARCIA COMP.ANY 2_ o- - SHEET No, _ _ ~G,&CONSnt'O'CTIN<;:BNGINEJ,11,S , •• / r" . . MCCORMICK BUILOING 3 3 2 S. li\lCHlGA N AVG. OHIOA.GO Mr o 'Eugene lITcAuliff e , • • • • • • 0 • • • • 12/23/420 Wh~le this figure may appear high unless it is analy~od thoroughly, v:1e had reduced the same from ou1~ usual oharg0 of 12% for the use of small topls, equipm0nt and various h a.ndling charges connected with same in vim·v of our being able to tJo-rlc together closely with you on thio item. Our a ctual costs on t.ho Ranna job were 3l~;for the total on this basis; I think you wi11 agree that the charge is reasonable. However, if ·not , would a tYpreciate any suggestions you may have to make and we will govern ~ur1Jel.ves accordingly. Yours very truly, ALLEN &. GARCIA OOtfPANY LVP:RL Enc1o mrf1/tnt �. I .,/4 GARCIA COMP.ANY (~G &cCONs:til.'t7C'l'mO, ENGtNlUro,~ f I r SHEET No, _ _ __ .. MCCORMICK BU1LDINC 332 S. MICHIGAN A VE. CHICAG O ::.~ o '7"u3onc LleA.uliffc, :P:?o~. 11 ''.i:ho uni<1n 1:-acifie coal tfa o 11 11!.lG Do6c;c t:-t . 9 ..., :;.chr.1 ~ Uebr. ~~t1·0 7c1J~ l.ottoc or Doocru.bGzr lGth onclosinr; z;rc:n,oscl! oo!l<:~.:~ci covcz-,in(; constl'uction of' the Stm1churJ r.::1:.10 tipple: !n. cormc-ction ·:::ith the subtl.co.c1 (b) , !.)Ql'UG!?£pi1 2, ccticn 5 D v10 cannot spceii'y any cxuo't cr::oun'i. until p1}ico0 ct>o Gct.orr..dndl nnd bol :lovc ·that- ?Ou:r su ··ccotion to pa~l the not ii1~ voice p:;;ico fo:r •,be nntcl"1ol pl u0 frc i 3ht cne; handline '.:il.ll. :JO r:at.1. 1:1f'c.otoz-y emu SU['~e'.l'G ·: hat tbo pru;~~r~ph bo 't .trlttcu co i'o1° 10·:10: (b) ?he Conrany c.~:roco ·i:,o ,~Y 'i:.o tho Contractor f@'i:' .:111 such ma.ol!lnory • oquir,::iont, natorio.l o and supplioo 11m.--cho0ca un.do:i? t,.e pro-:,isioru:; o? pDr aer op!l 2, seotion 3 ; tne- n0t in~oioe pr1Qe fo~ t he L:13tcrial vlua rrci~ht on~ hund1ifil6 o ·.,e ore also cnolooin.s three oopicn cuoh. of Pt l 0 OX!:d ·~-~-3 for ::1t.t!:l.ohcent to contiract ona. sl1ot::l<l you eooil'o on~· cc1Gi.,. tic~-:al pri nts, !d.rnllJ {H.Vioo and they \', ill 00 SU!)f)liod . ,:1th reicronoe to r ur quo □tion ret;o.r<li n~ c1lni-t30 :?ot~ P!elll ovorhccd of ns~. this ohm:--co is O&.de up ~.o f-OllO-v10g Old A~c nenefi t Unemploynent Insuroncc state ot ·.:yocing •. ·o rkoen•o Oompensation ·----rs.re, ~;ind , torncdo , cyclone • explosivo other tho.n steaun boiler, o.eroplnne af'Jna~e , motor dcmage and earthquake ~ of cii811 tools and equ1mnent, cl~ 1 Office time han411ng payrolls• reports '/I 7-~ ·---s~- cn<1 :'ield u ork 1nc1dentals. - The above tool charBos orcourse, do not inolrnlo Nantcl for the larger ty!)es of c quipl!!ent suah G-S aerrl1.ck::l u;'!lc:.r.i. t-:-o do not have an d rent \':'hen ocoas1on den:ands. • fv--...1 J • e m.11 also agree to deduct such insm...w,noc chur~ea as you may elect to oar17 yourael••• in the amount allo·~ted ubove . �v---$- G.AllCIA COMP.ANY 2_o_ _ SH£ET No. _ _ C,,m~& COll'=VCTING-:ENG~S .•· ~ M CCOR MICK 8UIL.01NC -'32 S. MICHlGAN AVE. 0HI0 AGO I "Jhile this fiaur0 may appear hi5h unless it is analyzed 'thorou~b.ly, \ :rn had reduced the sumo from our usunl ch.orco of 1 2~ for the use of small tools, equipment and various b.nndl'.tng cb.ag-geo oon.nscted VJi th same in vi0n of our being abl e to t;orit io~etb.er closely \11th you on this itor.10 Our actual costs on the r:runna' job wore 5l~;for the total on this basis, I think y-ou •i.1i 11 o.groe that the charge io rooaonublco :However, ii' not, v1ould uni)I.>0eiat0 ai1y suggestions you mny have to .raol.!0 and u0 \'Jill govern o~~Qo1ves accordi ngly. Yours very trul y 11 f>AiLillij ti. GARCI A C0:.1PANY LVP:UL Encl.. 1Nrthh1 �SHE!iT No, _ _ _ __ MCCORMI C K BUI L D I N G I l 3 32 S . MICHIGAN AV € . OHIOAGO n:...~1~ ~,...:111• :tr ttcr er D-oac)!lb8s 10th ouo~.o:.:.:!.n.; p1~0:·oso'1 co~i:::.> c·~ oo-ocrtn:--~ co~:1-,;;z.ucticn or the Utnnooury i :Luo tiJ plc. 1 .:2 c:::i:.:n~ ct :1 ·~-ri. • i t-!1 t tio £:Ubhcou ( b) 0 pm n::r-~!!li.! n ~ . ccf:.~~n 3, ,·,o ccG..DOt <1pooi~r any czt:iot or.:o~:nt uatil. price-a az,o f.ct.c: .1'! d.t.~:,{~ r r.tl 'bolic'.'O t.hct '"Cu !" sn scot;io:. ,.o poy tiw net :12~ci oc: i :;,ice :-o~ !lo r:vJ~r~ia!. :::1.uo f'1,c:!.cbt ·~nc: tum.dl.i nf, ~- :l.11. ~ o • • i.-1, -.,;- .1 ~ ~.,.,(,.o:.;,:•· J· £\Dfi ~~\P :~~.:.:. tao •'\:J ......._. .c~::t j\(!_t--,.:.:..;..,I?· . .';I .1·'!1 no \t?l:ttcm ( -'O f Q1c l.o~·m ~ i:nc C,)!l:'OllY .."f!rcco -L.o ~.ay to the Contra c~or fo~ ul l £.mcD euc:.iner7 • O!:~ir...:.m::rh 9 r...:1<r~c:z.,i ulo unc1 sur,pl1on rnt>G!:.nect1 unJci.> th~ provlo!::i!lo oi pnra_:~t>,:•yll 2, ::section 0; the ..1 ot 1mmico r,ricc- 1. Ot"' 1:bc Ll..;tor!nl :3.!uG froi .ht :::nt1 hanlH.in.'.:o •. e o:;:,o c.l ::o cn.clonin.:; three 00,01cc e t c!~ oi ' ri: ...1 -:-!!(l :' -8 ?or attaohc:ent to ccut:raot .:.ind r:!)~ull\ yc;u do~i!'a cny cG~i ... tio '11 prix::tc, kindl7 EH~ViGO U:J.O tucy '.',i l l no rmpr,liCtio .:t th r~ 4.,CJ:>CDOC "...O •l IJi' (_lUOOt i O~) 1•0~ 0.:~d i D[! Cl!Ol'fiC fO:t; tielfl O'lorhe3'1 o f' 35"' 1 thi s eh£U'CO ls oct1o ll_f) r)o f'oll<Y,;O! J Ola /'.~~~ Denerit ~nem~loynent !n~ur8ncc ..::tu•;c of • '!10r.ting ·o rkoen • s Ooopeneat lon ::'"lra, 1 'lnd , tornat10 • cyclone• cxploslvo other thnn Gte"9 :,oi l er• ocroi,lnne clt tl8?• • eotor Ontoao ~~nd .e arthquako I t lee of cnall t ools mtB equipment, Of('ice time han~l!.nn r,a:,rolla, r e::po:rts -.n~ .~i e l c'.! ·, ·ork 1nc1dontal s . - =::he above t ool clloreos ofcour se, <.10, uot incluari :rc;utel f or tflo l a r ger t y r,es ot ot_u1p:~ent t.,uoh '-'S de~ricko i -'::iet:1 v·o <lo :!ot have ond rent ·Fhen occasi on de:rn.ndo . e w11 l aleo arrec t o deduct aucu i n::?'l.u":!1100 otargeo aa you t.lOY elect to oa.rl"J' y-oursel••• in the &nlotmt e"t.It.,~teil bovo. l �I - -• r / &. GARCIA COMP.ANY / I s_.__ -~G,.CON=v=o.ENGIN2:Sns .. SHEET No, _ _ i'ji MCCOR MICK au1LOINC l32. S~ MtCHIGAN AVE. CHICAGO Uh:iJ.c tk~ic :ric u1..,a no.y np1;cnr high unlcoo it io m .:.1 l y cca tho~ou~hly , !O ha<'l r~tluoea tho name :rx-om our uou:il ohn:rnc of 12\~ fox- the uoo of cr,mll to!>lc, cH-iui J?nout am1 vo,1eim1$ b 11nulinG chat"cco oonnoctod \"Ji th :.:1 □IGO i n vti on of ot1X' boing 0010 to 'GO::'k tO~,SOtbcr closolv \:Jith you on t hi8 i'tCr.lo Our t~ctuol OOr:T<iO on th0 Tiannn job v1cre 31~; for the t0.~.;ul on thio bc.wi0 (I I tbinlt you \'-t •; 1 c 1srce that tho cl'lo:rco i o 1.,00.ooun'blo"' UorJovcri, i f not11 wculll a~~.)t:ocintc cny nuesontionG you n~y have to nnko and tio \·1111 govo!'n C)'U!'::mlvGo nceordin~ly . Yourr3 vc't:y truly, :1,~~ 0 \1'"! L\ GO''p•ry �\ I L 353-12 December 16, 19~2 lh?o L . "IJon ~"ex-bandt - President A1l eu .:: r o.rcia Om!~ot:.ny ::cCv.!."~1.01: Euilding • . • Onlc~~Op Illinois ! am <::nclosing dr·aft o:f -p1.,opos ed contract covering oon st::-1.:mtion of the St::msbuJ'Y ,'line -~i pple, yo1.tX.,s of December 3 to 1 E.~hi'bi t A 1 mentionc!.6. • in Seotion ~~ , perag ra':)h 2, .;•..:.bhet Qin!}; ( a) and Pr>iee schedule to be i n serted under •s1.~.::1.or:din,; (b) abovs 1>araf.,re.-oh, which ~,•e understand are to be -pre:)c.red. :'.lY Allen nnd 0ar.c!a but Hill not be evP..ilable 11 ·:J~J~h::,u"G u~~il the design and auotctions f or material are received, 1·e sre ~ot P.blc to clearly underotcnd the ~revisions of vc.rai,·rc."'Dh ?. , seet1on 3 enc suhhec.dirig, and have includecl 'this~-~,r.-.terie l in 'Che revised drn?t o.t ?-1r. von ~erbanc1t 1 s reouest ,·1·th only such z-evision e.s to make i t option~l that the oo~J~,eny 'buy met erial thereunder . n ~~he.t be.sis o? payr.1ent did. you have in mind under sub- he~ d (b}, pcJo'.'a.z1•0.ph 2, Section 3? I do not thi nk we can s-peoi?y any e~e.c·t o.:...'l.ount as pr1oes may be che.nged by purohasing substi - tutes, e'.:c. I th1nk (b) shoul d be writ t en so as to provide thst we pay the net invoice prioe for the mater1al, plus freight and handl ing. Reverting to Section 1 , I presume you w111 send copies of Sheets PDl e.nd FD 2 to be attached to ,same. Turning to sub- head ('b ). , Section 2 , I am not clear · 0.s t o what we PllY 25% on . I �- 2 - Hr. L. von 'Per b andt 12/16/{2 !)oes such n e 2.n th~t :•re t1ould pay 2 5% on e.11 field l .,.:.b or, to c ovel.., c1.a-oreci1.=.tion and use of toole, Uc,rkEen' s Compensa tion, Cle: A _.e r::1d. Ur..eo-c-loyr:1ent cont!•i butionE, etc . ? If so, I tn1nk t.::E::: ::'Yt'.' '!."CS<?nts a !-!~gh che..rge. :: ,.ioh ~-o,J •··ovld e.ncl y::?e this iteo ~ little further, I_ _~ I I I Sincerely ~' OUl'"S, �Rock Springs - December 14, 1942 Eugene ~cAuliffe : Herewith is revised pr elindnary dr aft of the contract for the construction of the Stansbury tipple, submitted by Ur. von Perbandt in accordance with our confer ence with him, together with copy of letter from ra.r . Charles . / �Rock Springs - December 11, 1942 ,· llr. Go Bo Pryde: TTe return preliminary draft of proposed contract for the construction of the Stansbury tipple, submitted by llr.. Von Perbandt, Secretary-Treasurer of t he Allen and Garcia Company, December 3, 1942, with Hr. llcAuliffe's not es thereon, and revised draft as requested by ~ - £.!cAulifie and suggested specif icationso For convenience, the revised draft follows Allen and Garcia's proposed contract with revisions to clarify, make more specific, and protect our Company's interests. ~ \7ithout 11Exh.ibit A11 mentioned in Section 3, paragraph 2, subheading (a) and price schedule to be inserted under subheading {b) above paragraph, ,·,hich ue understand are to be prepared by Allen and Garcia but uil.l not be available until the design and quotations for material are received, ,re are not able to clearly understand the provisions of paragraph 2, section 3 and subheading, and have included this material in the revised draft at liro Von Perbandt 1 s request with only such revision as to make it optional. that the Company buy material thereunder. . I suggest that you, Ur. Bayless, and Mr. Livings-t,on review the rev- ised draft and specifications and that you make any further change required in order that ne may concur in recot:mlending the revised contract and specifications to llr. llcAuli.ffe. CC- J:ir. G. B. Pryde(2 extras) .Mr. I. N. Bayless Ur. H. C. Livingston �Rock Springs - November 13, 1942 Mr. Eugene McAuliffe : Herewith copy of lett~r received from Mr. L. von Perbandt, / indi cating that the Allen & .G arcia Company now has all the information necessary to proceed wit/ the preliminary design for the new tipple north of Relianceo go over it with be a pencil sketch, and when received we will -· �ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY CHICAGO f Nov. 10th, 1942. Mr . George B. Pryde, Vice Pres. Operation, The Union Pacific Coal Co., Rock Springs, Wyoming. Dear Ntr . Pryde: Have your letter of October 26th, together with memoranda of our discussion covering our conference in connection \vith the tipple layout north of Reliance and find that it covers all the points necessary to permit us to proceed with the prel iminary designs. Thanld.ng you, we are, Yours very truly, ALLEN & GARCIA COMPANY LVP:HL BY (sgd) L. von Perbandt COP Y �Rock Springs - October 26, 1942 !fr. Eugene McAuliffe: / Herewith, for your information and files, copy of memo of our discuss;i:on of October 24th, concerning the new tipple north of Relianc,e( ./ I have sent a copy of th: s to Mr. von Perbandt. , I I �CONC~l.iill··.~o- If!~ ; 1" ,. , -, .. .. ...... . .... ... ~ \ , J :yo·.n:uJ• ' ..... r ! 'o ( • ~.,ul·i r.-:...:l 1' _.,. ~:~:,.do " .. . .... Io .. :1:r.l, .SG i ~"!o .l,. -· 0 f •,.. , .,, ... v ... .. ..,___ le.• :.~ lo:....d C l.· ,' -:.) ., Cr-,..mhcr ruicl con'."'<',r .llm.,:~•cj to.is ::d J.1·, ::- to J{Olic•.nco in· '.;2.ll- i:r:i.ono {L~) no !)rovi::;ion to k.i . 1 310.f:r bo::c~r loD-clin,:;. Sam.& &.& :.l,o-im on ullcot :.:nl - .ilolitmco 'J.'i:,r-lc .1.'kru.J, hllon aml Garci'.l Job i.o. l.lso, i,ot.h locd.in..,; uuorJD t~ ~;z <lc::u..~"!'!.~ to r.:cm•.: cy .~ivo bu.ncl- red tons r.ol' hour. � 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 Contract with Allen & Garcia Co. Covering construction of Stansbury Tipple -- Part 1 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1942-10-26 Subject The topic of the resource Contract, UPCC and Allen & Garcia Company, Stansbury tipple construction project, 1942 Description An account of the resource 11" x 8" folder with black print text. Contains the contract between the UPCC and Allen & Garcia Company regarding the Stansbury tipple construction project. Some pages are faded may be hard to read. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Union Pacific Coal Co. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0061 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/9279bdafb06d36b52da508816a7f5b76.pdf a8c67735f04b170b11f823774588f5f4 PDF Text Text ,..,...-v .., .I / If l ---- - .. --------- _,,,..,.,,. . 'l,-. , j I ' ,• �J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0094 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Union Pacific Coal Co. Title A name given to the resource Copies of appointed Mine Inspector Announcement Subject The topic of the resource Copies of an announcement regarding David G. Thomas becoming the appointed Mine Inspector. Description An account of the resource 10.5" x 8" paper copies, fair condition, no obvious damage, but text is faded may be hard to read. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1912-04-01 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/1f5f532cbb0786e6dcffc3214a9cc780.pdf b110eab543c9e276556a7212baa1ae9a PDF Text Text Engl 'ng at the Urniversity of Wyoming By J. R. GUITERAS, Professor of Minin7 Eng ineering , University of Wyoming·, Laramie, Wyoming. W ith its enormous reserves of' coal, petroleum , metallics and non-metallics, Wyomin g 1s especially interested in the activities of its Colle15e of Eng ineerin g. The Unive rsity of Wyoming at Laramie - " The Top o' the World"- has recently er ected a number of magnificent buildings on its spacious campus. Notable among these is the new Engineering Building, housing the departments comprising th e College of Engineering. The instructional work at the University of W yoming is divided among five colleges: Liberal arts, agricult ure, engineering, education, and the law school. The College of Engineering includes the depa r tments of mining, civil, electrical, a nd mechanical eng ineering. A four-y ear course of study in one of these departments leads t o th e appropriate bachelor's degree, t he corresponding profess ional degree being conf er r ed aft er five years of practical experience. T he depar tment of mining eng ineering, in attempting to include within its curricula t he vast a rray of subject mat t er that is usually consider ed pertinent, offe rs optional courses of stud y along three major lines: mining enginee1·ing, a broad curriculum including metal and coal mining; metallurgical engineering and petroleum engi nee ring. No attempt is made to r evolutionize established principles of engineering education, the aim being rather to chart a compromise course between the Scylla of "mere technology" and the Charybdis of the "Platte River " t yp e of course all breadth, without sufficient depth to be useful. We consider our students fortunate in finding themselves upon a campus offering instruction in many interesting and valuable related subjects, in commerce and in languages. Contrary to many mining schools, we have no mine in which the students learn the fundamentals of underground surveying. Instead, we use our net work of steam tunnels connecting the various campus buildings. One of our recent graduates, writing back from his first experience in an Arizona mine, observes, "All that is lacking to make it just like a mine is a small stream of copper water running down your neck." With this "lab" the students carry the meridian underground by one-shaft or two-shaft methods, locate the various stop es (buildings) and set line~ for underground connections. Long recognized as containing huge deposits of coal, Wyoming has recently learned from U. S. G. S. appraisals that she still · contains nearly as much coal as all the coal that has ever been mined in ~'t,. •~W..': ·.t 't ( ' ~~ . ~\:4/fc.·~ ,-_:J i,;, ·. ·, L ., '• .1 ...J .-__, : . .f ~_;. J •. _. ,i. - - - ) ,,v . - :fnt;~~'1:;p Th e n ew E n gin ee rin g Buildin g a t the Un iversity of Wyoming . t he U nited States. P etr oleum and nat ural gas r esources are also well known, petroleum const ituting th e second gr eat minera l a sset of t he state. P r ecious metal mi ni ng in Wyoming has a varied history revolving mainly about t he scattered g old diggings of fo rmer years a nd the platinum discoveries in the old Rambler mine and other wo rkings in the Centennial district. The largest metallic mining enterprise in Wyoming is the Sunrise mine, which furnishes 50,000 tons of iron ore a month to the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company's fu r naces at Pueblo, Colorado. Among the state's non-metallic mineral resources, much activity is being evidenced in the field of refractories. Abrasive and ceramic materials are also r eceiving considerable attention. Large deposits of leucite bearing rocks assaying 10 per cent k:O give promise of fu. ture usefulness if and when a commercial method shall have been developed to extract the potash in a valuable form. The problems involved in the development of many of these resources constitute a real challenge to the department of mining engineering of the University of Wyoming. One of the important functions of the department is the administration of TU,3/NEL St/.l?I/EY t/lVIJ/ERSITY. o/' .11/1"0 M/IWNG8 R NllCHNFTT HMCR4.SRP Reprinted from The Mining Journal, Phoenix, Arizona, June 15, 1930 SCRL.E~.A'Jtf ~Ao~ the State Assay Servi ce. This includes mainl y : 1. Identification of rocks, minerals and mineral products, their fi elds of usefulness, markets, etc. 2. The a ssay of ores. 3. Coal analysis. 4. Ore testing. The ore dressing laboratory has recently been equipped with the most modern apparatus obtainable for the testing of ores. Every effort is made to establish contacts between the assay service and industrial enterp1;ses engaged in the development of the mineral resources of Wyoming. It is in this laboratory that the students become acquainted with testing methods and flow sheets in their attempt to determine the most advantageous treatment for a definite ore. To supplement .their classroom work, senior students take an inspection trip, usually to the Salt Lake City district, for the purpose of studying modern equipment and methods of operation. Inspection trips are also made to the Union Pacific coal mines at Rock Springs, probably the most efficiently equipped in the United States. The Salt Creek oil fields and others in Wyoming, as well as many mining and industrial undertakings in nearby Colorado afford additional opportunity to supplement bookwork wi~h field practice. Recent graduates are engaged in mining work in all of our western mining states and in Mexico, South America and Africa. The boys are unusually good physical specimens and invariably prove satisfactory to the industry. They seem to be in increasing demand, this year's graduating class being practically all placed in spite of the prevailing adverse economic conditions. Unfortunately, the office of the state geologist of Wyoming is at Cheyenne, but the petroleum research station of the U. S. bureau of mines is located on the university campus; and it should be stated that the department of mining engineering greatly appreciates the cordial spirit of co-operation extended it by these two valuable allies, as well as by other departments of the university. �at the Unive:rsity of Wyoming _.,, Professor of Mininp Engineering, University of Wy oming, Loramie, Wyoming. <!normous reserves of' coal, petroleum , metallics ond non-metallics, Wyoming is especially interested in the activiti<'s of its College of Engineering . . cy of Wyoming at Laramie Pc- -=: , -. --~ ' ';.Q . o' the World"-has recently number of magnificent buildings spacious campus. Notable among -, is the new Engineering Building, JUsing the departments comprising th e College of Engineering. The instructional work at the University .. . of Wyoming is divided among five colleges: Liberal arts, agriculture, engineer. ' ing, education, and the law school. The College of Engineering includes the departments of mining, civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering. A four-y ear course of study in one of these departments leads to the appropriate bachelor's degree, the correRponding professional degree being ·~ :~ • conferred after five years of practical exI .._,:-,ij it O perience. The department of mining· engineering, - el _:.::in attempting to include within its curricula the vast array of subject matter that • z. .. _ _ is usually considered pertinent, offers op. "- . tional courses of study along three major > lines: mining engineering, a broad curritt. ,. 1. culum including metal and coal mining; ,. -"" " -J 1,. _ metallurgical engineering and petroleum engineering. No attempt is made to r evThe new Engineering Building at the University of Wyoming. olutionize established principles of engineering education, the aim being rather to chart a compromise course between the the United States. P etroleum and natural the State Assay Service. This inciudes Scylla of "mere technology" and the gas resources are a lso well known, petro- mainly: Charybdis of the "Platte River" type of leum constituting the second great mineral 1. Identification of rocks, minerals and course all breadth, without sufficient asset of the state. Precious metal mining mineral products, their fields of usefulness, in Wyoming has a varied history revolving markets, etc. depth to be useful. We consider our students fortunate in mainly about the scattered gold diggings of 2. The assay of ores. form er years and the platinum discoveries finding themselves upon a campus offering 3. Coal analysis. instruction in many interesting and valu- in the old Ramble1· mine and other work4. Ore testing. able related subjects, in commerce and in ings in the Centennial district. The largest The ore dressing laboratory has recently languages. Contrary to many mining metallic mining enterprise in Wyoming is schools, we have no mine in which the the Sunrise mine, which furnishes 50,000 been equipped with the most modern apstudents learn the fundamentals of under- tons of iron ore a month to the Colorado paratus obtainable for the testing of ores. ground surveying. Instead, we use our Fuel and Iron Company's furnaces at Pue- Every effort is made to establish contacts net work of steam tunnels connecting the blo, Colorado. Among the state's non-me- between the assay service and industrial various campus buildings. One of our re- tallic mineral resources, much activity is enterprises engaged in the development of cent graduates, writing back from his first being evidenced in the field of refrac- the mineral resources of Wyoming. It is experience in an Arizona mine, observes, tories. Abrasive and ceramic materials are in this laboratory that the students become receiving considerable attention. acquainted with testing methods and flow "All that is lacking to make it just like also a mine is a small stream of copper water • Large deposits of leucite bearing rocks as- sheets in their attempt to determine the running down your neck." With this saying 10 per cent k:O give promise of fu- most advantageous treatment for a definite "lab" the students carry the meridian un- ture usefulness if and when a commercial ore. derground by one-shaft or two-shaft meth- method shall have been developed to exTo supplement their classroom work, seods, locate the various stopes (buildings) tract the potash in a valuable form. nior students take an inspection trip, usuand set line.s for underground connections. The problems involved in the develop- ally to the Salt Lake City district, for the Long recognized as containing huge de- ment of many of these resources consti- purpose of studying modern equipment posits of coal, Wyoming has recently tute a real challenge to the department of and methods of operation. Inspection learned from U. S. G. S. appraisals that mining engineering of the University of trips are also made to the Union Pacific she still contains nearly as much coal as Wyoming. One of the important functions coal mines at Rock Springs, probably the all the coal that has ever been mined in of the department is the administration of most efficiently equipped in the United States. The Salt Creek oil fields and others in Wyoming, as well as many mining and industrial undertakings in ·nearby Colorado afford additional opportunity to supplement bookwork with field practice. Recent graduates are engaged in mining work in all of our western mining states and in Mexico, South America and Africa. The boys are unusually good physical specimens and invariably prove satisfactory to the industry. They seem to be in increasing demand, this year's graduating class being practically all placed in spite of the prevailing adverse economic conditions. ~f{¾f:~ ~ ~~\~~:: l1_- , . ·- J TU,..YIVEL SU/WEY t/lY,YE,RSITY. or J,1/)"0 M/N/NG8 HNIIL'NN£'TT HM&MS/fP Reprinted from The Mining Journal, Phoenix, Arizona, June 15, 1930 SCRJ.IJ'./'Dd .,,...._. Jt4,/1Al8 Unfortunately, the office of the state geologist of Wyoming is at Cheyenne, but the petroleum research station of the U. S. bureau of mines is located on the university campus; and it should be stated that the department of mining engineering greatly appreciates the cordial spirit of co-operation extended it by these two valuable allies, as well as by other departments of the university. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. 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Description An account of the resource 12" x 9" paper copies clipped together, in good condition with no obvious damage. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1930-06-15 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/009e614db447a3b22f541325a2a9a38d.pdf 44b965d54a57d0ad45e6ec709a7d53b2 PDF Text Text Corporate History of The Union Pacific Coal Company \ �I \ Book No. 14 �CORPORaTE HISTORY of THE. UNIO~! P11.ClFIC COhL CQi..iPnNY Compiled in OFFICE OF THE Pffi:.SIDE~!'£ at Omaha, Nebr a ska November 1948 �TABLE OF CONTENTS Commencement of Oper ations 1- 2 Incorporation 3-4 Organization 5 Capitalization 6 Trustees 7- $ Executive Committee 9- 10 Officers 11- 13 Receivers 14 Statutory Agents 15 Expansion and Development 16- 21 Social Security 22 Employe Representation 23 APPENDIXES Map showing l ines of the Union Pacific Railroad Company in Sweetwater and Carbon Counties, Wyoming , and the l ocation of mining districts of The ~nion Pacific Coal Company A Tables showing Revenues , Expenses, Disposition of I ncome, Investment in Properti es, and Affiliated Companies B 1 Table showing tons of coal mined since the opening of the various mining districts C Tables showing coal lands leased to other companies, and coal lands leased from other companies, and individual s as of December 31, 1947 D �1 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY cm:MENCm@~T OF OPERATIONS The lands on whic h the coal properti es of The Union Pa cific Coal Company in Wyoming a re situated were f o r the most part, though not entirely , i n cluded in the original l and gr a nt to The Uni on Pacific Railroad Company under the Acts of Congress of July 1, 1862 - sometimes r ef e rred to a s t he " charter " or " enabling act" - and the amendatory Act of July 2, 1864. The i ncorpora tion of The Union Pa cific Railroad Company and t he construction of it s r ai lroad west wa rd from the Missouri River were authoriz ed by the se Acts . The original Act excluded "mineral lands" from the gr ant, but the Act of 1864 excepted "coal and iron" from the exclusion. A subsequent d e cision of the United States Supreme Court estab li s hed the railroad company' s owner s hip of oil, gas, and other mineral depo sits underlying granted l ands , patented t o t h e company . The exi st ence of coal in southern Wyoming was known t o the ea rly explorers , notably Bridger, Ashley, Fremont, and Stan s bury. The n eed f or adequate supplies of fuel for th e railroad ' s ope rations , a s well as f or dome stic and indus trial use s , was a sub s t antia l con sideration in t h e engine ering location of the r ailroad . In J ul y 1868, The Union Pacific Ra ilroad Company contra cted with Messrs . T'n omas Warde 11 a nd Cyrus O. Godfrey, coa l mining opera t ors of Bevier, Mi s souri, to open the coal mea sures on The Union Pacific Rai l road Company ' s lands in Wyoming, and lea sed the lands to them for that purpose . During this year, the lessees opened up and produced coal from mines at Carbon and Rock Springs, Wyoming. In this s ame year, No . 2 mine at Carbon, Wyoming was opened by private operators . In Janua ry 1869 a new corporation, the Wyoming Coal and Mining Company, was formed, to which lessees Wardell and Godfrey assigned their contract on April 1, 1869. Following this assignment , No . 2 mine at Carbon, was also taken over and the Wyoming m:ine at Almy, near Evanston, 1.'fyoming, was opened. Operati ons of the Wyom:ing Coal and 1~ining Company were terminated in March 1874 when The Union Pacific Railroad Company took possession of the mines. The Union Pacific Railway Company (successor of the railroad company) also acquired by purchase certain producing mines in northern Colorado . These were operated by The Union Coal Company, a subsidiary of the railway company, organized in July 1883 , These mines, and other small coal properties which had been acqu:ired in Utah and Montana, were worked for comparatively short periods. They were all disposed of or abandoned prior to 1900. The mines at Carbon in 1889 were nearing depletion and in that year the rail·way company opened a new mine in the coal measures at Hanna , a few miles to the north. The Vvyoming mines were operated continuously by the Coal Department of The Union Pacific Railr.o¢ .CO!,llpaey .from 1874 to January 1880, and by its successor , The Union Pacific Rail~ay Company, from January 1880 to 18£0. �2 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY COMMENCEMENT OF OPERATIONS (Continued) The Union Pacific coal Company was organized September 17 , 1890, It acquired from the railway and auxiliary companies its coal properties in exchange for its first mortgage 5% gold bonds and capital stock. During this ownership, its properties, augmented by additional mines in the same general area, have been progressively improved, and its output has been increased to an all- time peak during the years embraci°P World War II. �3 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY INCORPORA TI ON The Union Pacific coal Company was incorporated under the laws of the state of Wyoming, for fifty years from the date of filing the certificate of incorporation in the office of the Secretary of the State of Wyoming on September 25, 1890. This period would have expired on September 25, 1940; however, during February and March 1940 appropriate action was taken to extend the corporate existence to September 25, 1990. 11The purpo~es for wiich said corporation is formed, are to carry on the business of prospecting for and locating coal and stone mines, and of mining and selling coal and stone, and to that end it shall have power to purchase, lease, or in any other way acquire lands, coal mines, stone mines, manufactories and other properties within the said State of Wyoming, or elsewhere, necessary for its business, or shares of stock or bonds, or other securities in any coal or stone companies now or hereafter organized under the laws of Wyoming or of any other state or Territory or of the United States. "And it shall further have pov.er to mortgage and sell coal or other mines, real estate and all other property belonging to it, in the State of Wyoming or elsewhere; to deal in coal and all kinds of fuel, natural and manufactured; to manufacture coke and other artificial products; to purchase, construct, operate, acquire and sell all machinery and apparatus for mining and manufacturing aforesaid; including the construction and operation of tramways, and railways suitable and proper for the maintaining and moving of coal, stone· and other material, with all necessary side-tracks, station houses, warehouses, storehouses and yards, to be used in and about the carrying on of its said business. "And it shall also have the po·wer to purchase, lease or otherwise acquire, operate or use, in and about its business and for the transportation of its coal and stone and other prcducts, all necessary rolling stock and railway equipment; and it shall further have power to carry on stores for the purchase and sale of power and other mechandise in connection with its said coal and stone mining business, and to issue orders, payable in merchandise, if deemed advisable; to carry on boarding houses for the use of its employes, and to lay out any of its real estate in town lots and to sell and dispose of the same, as its directors may see fit; to issue stock in payment for properties, real or personal, purchased and to O\'d"l and sell the stocks, bonds and securities of any railway or other corporation the organization or operation of which may be deemed necessary or advantageous to the carrying on of its principal business; to purchase, lease or otherwise acquire, maintain, operate and carry pn any system or systems of v.ater works, necessary in connection with its said business, and, in general, to do any and all of the aforesaid, and such other things as may promote the general purposes of this corporation, and to do all acts and things necessary or convenient to the carrying on of its business. "Such business may be carried on in any other states and territories as well as in Wyoming. �4 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY INCORPORATION (Continued) "The Trustees of said company shall have the power, fran time to time, to borrow money and to execute notes, bonds or obligations therefor, and mortgages or deeds of Trust, on the property and franchises of the company, to secure the same. 11 The Union Pacific Coal Company also qualified to do business in the states of Colorado and Utah. After transacting business in Utah a nwnber of years, the company concluded to withdraw from that state and on April 21, 1944, a decree was entered declaring a withdrawal. • �5 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY ORGANIZATION The Union Pacific Coal company was organized at Cheyenne,Wyorning on September 17, 1890, when the incorporators, John A. Riner, Harvey Middleton, and Fred Mertsheimer, met and adopted Articles of Incorporation. The Articles of Incorporation originally provided that seven (7) Trustees should be elected annually to manage the company, hold meetings in Boston, Massachusetts; at Rock Springs, Wyomingj Cheyenne, Wyoming; and elsewhere as may be provided in the by-laws; and named the fo llowing as the first Board of Trustees to act until their successors were elected and qualified : Charles Francis Adams John s. Tebbets Fred I k. L. Ames F. Gordon Dexter Edwin F. Atkins John A, Riner Harvey Middleton Quincy, Mas sachusetts Denve r, Colorado North Easton, Massachusetts Beverly, Massachusetts Belmont, Massachusetts Cheyenne, Wyoming Cheyenne, Vvyoming After their election the trustees were to elect annually from their o~m number a President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary . The original Articles of Incorporation al so provided that the sarr:e person may be elected to fill the offices of Treasurer and Secretary and that the trustees may also elect a second Vice Pr esident, an Assistant Treasurer, Assistant Secretary and such other officers and agents as they may deem necessary. The Articles of Incorporation further provided that the following persons should be the first officers of the corporation and should continue in office until their successors were elected ancl qualified : Charles Francis Ada.ms John s. Tebbets James G. Harris Alexander Millar President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Under the original Articles of Incorporation the trustees have the power to make such by- laws, not inconsistent with the certificate, as they shall deem proper f or the management of the affairs of t he company, the election of trustees and officers, and the transfer of its capital stock and otherwise. Rock Springs in Sweetwater County is designated as the principal place of business in Wyoming , but stockholders ' meetings may be held at Cheyenne , Wyoming until otherwise provided in the by- laws of the company. The company may have places of business outside the State of Wyoming, at Denver, Colorado, salt Lake City, Utah, and may also have other places of business in Wyoming, and elsewhere, as the Board of Trustees may, from time to time, fix upon and designate. �... 6 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY CAPITALIZATI CN CAPITAL STOCK: The Articles of Incorporation filed in the office of the Secretary of the state of Wyoming on September 25, 1890, provided for capital stock in the amount of twenty million dollars ($20,000, 000) divided into two hundred thousand (200, 000) shares of one hundred dollars ($100) eacho Only fifty thousand (50,000) shares of the total authorized was issued and by action of the stockholders on December 6, 1939, the amount of capital stock authorized was reduced to that figure . As of January 1 , 1948, the ownership of outstanding capital stock was as follows : Union Pacific Railroad Company Trustees (to qualify) No. of Shares Percent 49,930 70 50,000 99.86 .14 100.00 FUNDED DEBT: Bonds in the amount of $10,000,000 bearing interest at 5% per annum were authorized and secured by First Mortgage, dated May 1, 1891, executed and delivered to the Union Trust Company of New York, Trustee. Of this amount , bonds only to the amount of $5, 000,000. CO were certi fied by the Trustee and is sued. On January 14, 1898 the court accepted the r esi gnation of the Union Trust Company as Trustee, and appointea the Mercantile Trust company . The Bankers Trust Company on August 11, 1911 acquired the latter company by merger and served as successor Tr ustee until the bonds were redeemed on May 1,1921 . On May 11, 1921 the Bankers Trust company executed a rel ease and discharge of the mor tgage and quitclaimed to The Union Pacific coal Company all the right, title and interest acquired by the Trustee under the indenture of mortgage dated May 1, 1891 , Since May ll, 1921, no funded debt has been authorized . \ �7 Tl-lli UNION PACIFIC COAL COlJ:ANY TRUSTEES t-:ames of persons who have served as membE:rs of the Board of Trustees, and tenure of office , since the date of incorr-oration, September 25, 1890 : Trustee Charles Francis Adams John S. Tebbets Fred I k L. Ames F . Gordon Dexter Edwin F. Atkins John A. Riner Harvey 1-li.ddleton John W. Lacey Sidney Dillon Narcus A. Hanna S.H . H.Clark Jay Gould Alex E. Orr John ~;. Lacey George J. Gould Oliver Ames E.Ellery Anderson Frederic R. Coudert John i·I. Doane Oliver W. Mink Horace G. Burt Lawrence Greer E. H. Harriman Otto H. Kahn Alvin W. Krech Winslow S . Pierce Wm. D. Cornish W.R. Kelly J . Kruttschnitt Eaxwell Evarts R. S. Lovett Wm. Hahl W.V.S.Thorne F.V.S.Crosby Alex }li.llar L. J. Spence A. L. 1:ohler H. W. Clark C. B. Seger C. C. Stillman W. A. Harriman E. E. Calvin From Sept. 25, 1890 Sept. 25, 1890 Sert. 25, 1890 Sert . 25 , 1890 Sept. 25, 1890 Sept. 25, 1890 Sept. 25, 1890 Sept. 29 , 1890 Dec. 17, 1890 Dec . 17, 1890 Sept. 2, 1891 Eay 15, 1891 Sept . 7, 1892 Sept. 7, 1892 Sert, . 6, 1893 Oct. :n, 1893 Nov. 5, 1894 Nov. 5, 1894 Nov. 5, 1894 Nov. 5, 1894 I•iarch 5, 1898 .March 5, 1898 Harch 5, 1898 23, 1898 ffu.y March 5, 1898 March 5, 1898 Jan . 26, 1900 Febr. 5, 1904 7, 1904 Dec. Sept. 14, 1905 Sept. 14-, 1905 Dec. 5, 1906 2, 1908 Dec. Sert, . 13 , 1909 Seµ . 13, 1909 6, 1911 Dec. Febr. 13, 1913 Febr. 13, 1913 Febr. 13, 1913 Febr. 13, 1913 2, 1914 Dec. July 1, 1916 To Dec . 17, 1890 Dec. 17, 1890 Sept . 6, 1893 Nov. 5, 1894 Nov . 5, 1894 Sert . 29, 1890 Hay 15, 1891 Sert . 2, 1891 June 9, 1892 Deceased Sept . 7, 1892 Narch 5, 1898 Dec. 2, 1892 Deceased Nov. 5, 1894 Sept .13, 1909 Nov. 5, 1894 March 5, 1898 J:.'iarch 5, 1898 Larch 5, 1898 I•iarch 5, 1898 March 5, 1898 Febr. 5, 1904 Sept . 14, 1905 Sept. 9, 1909 Deceased Dec. 5, 1906 Jan. 26 , 1900 Sept .14, 1905 Dec. 2, 1908 Deceased Dec. 7, 1904 Febr. 13, 1913 Febr.13, 1913 March 4, 1918 Febr. 13, 1913 Dec. 2, 1914 Dec. 6, 1911 Sept . 4, 1917 Febr.13, 1913 July 1, 1916 May 15, 1935 March 4, 1919 Sept. 3, 1918 Jan . 5, 1921 July 11, 1918 �8 THE UNION r ACIFIC COAL COt.PANY TRUSTEES Trustee From Thos . Price J. D. Farrell H. S. Bradt F. V. S.Crosby R. S. Lovett C. R. Gray E. E. Calvin F. W. Charske H. s. Bradt E, N. Abbey E. s. Brooks E. G. Smith Eugene McAuliffe T. C. Richards L. J. Tracy T. C. Richards E. M. Kindler A. C. Sherwood L. J . Tracy E. G. Smith H. W. Clark D. P. Kingsley,Jr. H. W. Clark E. B. Conrad Wm. Gillman A. C. Sher wood I. N. Bayless A. C. Sherwood Donald A. Powell C. R. Monroe Note: (Continued) Sept. 4, 1917 July 11, 1918 Dec. 4, 1918 Dec. 4, 1918 March 4, 1919 Jan. 6, 1920 March 30, 1920 Dec, 1, 1920 Dec . 7, 1920 Jan. 5, 1921 Jan, 5, 1921 Jan. 5, 1921 March 1, 1923 Nov, 3, 1926 Dec. 5, 1928 Jan. 3, 1929 June 6, 1933 June 6, 1933 Dec. 4, 1935 Jan. 7, 1936 Dec. 7, 1938 June 6, 1939 1:ay 7, 1940 Febr. 4, 1941 March 4, 1941 June 3, 1941 Oct. 3, 1944 Jan. 2, 1946 June 27, 1946 Jan . 7, 1947 To June 6, 1933 Jan. 6, 1920 Dec . 1, 1920 Dec. 2, 1920 Deceased Jan . 5, 1921 Nar. 30, 1920 Jan. 5, 1921 Nov. 3, 1926 Aug. 31, 1938 Jan . 20, 1940 1:-iar. 1, 1923 Jan. 3, 1929 Dec . 31, 1947 Dec. 5, 1928 June 6, 1933 June 14, 1946 Deceased Jan . 7, 1936 May 21, 1941 Febo 20, 1941 ¥.a.y 25, 1939 Jan. 2, 1946 Jan. 17, 1941 Jan. Oct, 7, 1947 3, 1944 The board of The Union Pacific Coal Comi;any was designated as "Board of Directors" instead of 11 Board of Trustees II from December 3, 1913, to and including the December 5, 1917 meeting. • Chairman of the Board of Trustees: E. H. Harriman Febr, 1, 1900 R. S. Lovett Dec. 17, 1910 Eugene McAuliffe Nov. 1 , 1944 Sert . 9, 1909 Deceased Dec. 1, 1915 Dec, 31, 1947 l �9 'I'HE UNIOK f .\CJFIC COAL COi..l ANY EXECurIVE CONr-:ITTEE Names· of rersons who have served as members of the Executive Committee and tenure of office, since the date of incorporation, September 25, 1890: CoJ1UI1itteeman Fred 1 k . L. Ames Edwin F. Atkins F. Gordon Dexter Sidney Dillon Jay Gould S.H.H.Clark Oliver Ames George J. Gould E. Ellery Anderson Oliver U. Mink Lawrence Greer Winslow S. Pierce E. H. Harriman Otto H. Kahn Wm. D. Cornish R. S. Lovett rhn. Hahl l:8.A'1•: ell Evarts W.V.S.Thorne C. B. Seger C. C. Stillman W. A. Harriman H. W. Clark R. S. Lovett H. S. Bradt F. W. Charske Thos . Price E. G. Smith L. J. Tracy E. N. Abbey T. C. Richards E. lf. Kindler L. J. Tracy E. G. Smith T. C. Richards H. W. Clark From Nov. 24, 1890 Nov. 24, 1890 Nov. 24, 1890 Nov. 4, 1891 Nov. 4, 1891 Nov . 16, 1892 Oct. 31, 1893 Oct. 31, 1893 Dec. 14, 1894 Dec. 14, 1894 1-'.:ar. 14, 1898 tar. 14, 1898 fa.y 23, 1898 fa.y 23, 1898 Febr. 1, 1900 Sept. 14, 1905 Jan. 3, 1907 Jan. 12, 1909 Sept. 13, 1909 Febr. 13, 1913 Febr . 13, 1913 Jan. 5, 1915 Sept. 3, 1918 Mar. 4, 1919 Jan. 5, 1921 Dec. 7, 1920 Jan. 5, 1921 Nov. 3; 1926 Jan. 3, 1929 June 6, 1933 June 6, 1933 June 4, 1935 Dec . 12, 1935 Jan. 5, 1937 Dec. 7, 1937 Dec. 29, 1938 To Sept . Nov. Nov. June Dec. 6, 1893 5, 1894 4, 1891 9, 1892 Deceased 2, 1892 Deceased ¥.tar• 5, 1898 :Har. 5, 1898 Nov. 5, 1894 Mar. 5, 1898 Har. 5, 1898 Febr. 1, 1900 Sept. 14, 1905 Sept. 9, 1909 Deceased Dec. 5, 1906 Dec. 2, 1908 Deceased Nar. 4, 1918 Febr. 13 , 1913 Febr . 13 , 1913 Dec. 2, 1914 Nar. 4, 1919 Sept . 3, 1918 Jan . 5, 1921 ?.fay 15, 1935 Jan. 5, 1921 Dec. 7, 1937 Nov. 3, 1926 June 6, 1933 Jan. 3, 1929 June 6, 1933 Jan. 20, 1940 Jan . 5, 1937 Dec. 12, 1935 21, 1941 May Febr. 20, 1941 Dec. 29, 1938 Lay 25, 1939 l �10 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPAi'.YY EXECUTIVE COMHITTEE (Continued) Committeeman T. C. Richards H. ~·1. Clark E. B. Conrad E. M. Kindler D. P. Kingsley, Jr. Wm. Gillman A. C. Sherwood C.R. Monroe From June 6, 1939 r.!ay 7, 1940 Febr. 4 , 1941 June 3, 1941 i:arch 4, 1941 Jan . 2, 1946 June 27, 1946 Jan . 7, 1947 Jan. 17, 1941 June 14, 1946 Deceased Jan . 2 , 1940 Jan. 7, 1947 Chairman Executive Committee: --i. H. Harriman R. S . Lovett C. B. Seger H. '.f. Clark R. S. Lovett H. ~'/ . Clark E . N. Abbey L . J . Tracy H. ~I . Clark L. J . Tracy Sept . 9, 1909 Deceased Mar . 4, 1918 Jan. 7, 1919 Mar. 4 , 1919 Jan. 5, 1921 May 15, 1935 Dec. 12, 1935 Dec. 29, 1938 May 25 , 1939 .May 21, 1541 Febr . 1, 1900 Sept. 13, 1909 2, 1918 Apr. 7, 1Sl9 Jan. 4, 1£19 Har. Jan. 5, 1921 4 , 1935 June Dec. 12, 1935 Dec. 29, 1%8 6 , 1939 June I �11 THE UNION PttCIFIC COAL COMPAl'iY OFFICERS Names of persons who have served as officers and tenure of office since the date of incorporation September 25, 1890; Offi~ Name From President Charles Francis Adams Sidney Dillon S .H.H.Cle.rk Horace G. Burt J. Kruttschnitt A, L. hlohler E. E. Calvin J. D, Farrell c. R. Gray E. E. Calvin E. s. Brooks Eugene ?kicAuliffe I. N. Bayless John S. Tebbets S.H.H.Clark Edwin F. Atkins Oliver Ames Wm. D . Cornish R. S. Lovett V:m. Mahl c. c. Stillman G. .E.. Bis sonnet H. w. Clark w. A. Harriman c. E. Cochran H. ,i·,I • Clark F. w. Charske H. A. Toland E. G. Smith Sept, 25, 1890 Dec. 17, 1890 Nov. 16, 1892 Sept. 28, 1897 Mar. 31, 1904 Febr. 13 , 19l3 J~ly 1, 1916 JuJ_y 11, 1918 Jan. 6, 1920 Maf. 30, 1920 Jp.n. 5, 1921 Mar. 1, 1923 Nov. 1, 1944 Sept. 25, 1890 Nov. 4, 1891 Nov. 16, 1892 lJec . 14, 1894 Febr. 1, 1900 Jan. 12, 1909 Nov. 12, 1909 ;,,ug. 6, 1912 July 11, 1918 Jan. 7, 1919 Mar. 4, 1919 Aug. 16, 1919 May 4, 1920 June 5, 1928 July 1, 1935 4, 1942 Aug. y Vice President Vice ?resident and Controller Oliver W. Mink C. B. Seger F. W. Charske Vice President and General Auditor R. Wipprecht Vice President and General Manager D. O. Clark Frank A. Manley E. S. Brooks G. B. Pryde Vice President, G. B. Pryde Operation H. c. Livingston _To_ D0c . 17, ] 890 June 9, 1892 Deceased Sept.28, 1897 Mar. 31, 1904 Febr.13, 1913 July l, 1916 July 11, 1918 Jan . 6, 1920 Mar. 30, 1920 Jan. 5, 1921 Mar. 1, 1923 Nov. 1, 1944 Nov. 4, 1891 Nov. 16, 1892 Dec. 14, 1894 Febr . 1, 1900 Jan. 12, 1909 Deceased Nov. 12, 1909 Febr.13, 1913 Sept. 3, 1918 June 30, 1935 Mar. 4, 1919 Jan. 5, 1921 Jan. 6, 1920 July 17, 1942 Deceased Sept. 3, 1941 Deceased Oct. 31, 1893 Sept.28, 1897 Febr. 13, 1913 Jan. 7, 1919 2, 1924 June 5, 1928 Jan. Sept. 17, 1941 Jan. 7, 1913 Aug. 16, 1919 Mar . 17, 1924 Jan. 1, 1938 Mar, Jan. Mar. May 31, 1904 7, 1913 1, 1923 1, 1924 Jan. Jan. 1, 1938 Oct. 31, 1944 1, 1946 �12 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY OFFICERS (Continued) Office Y Secretary Transfer Agent Treasurer Controller General Counsel Western General Counsel General Solicitor Name E!.2!!! Alex i\'i illar Sept. 25, 1890 Thomas Price Aug. 7, 1917 E. G. Smith June 6, 1933 Frank D. Butrick Nov. 24, 1890 E. M. Devereux Mar, 14, 1898 Ja111es G. Harris Sept . 25, 1890 F.V.S.Crosby Mar . 23 , 1899 E. G. Smith Jan. 5, 1921 Oliver 'W . Mink Nov. 24, 1890 Wm. Mahl Mar. 31, 1904 F. W. Charske Jan. 6, 1920 L. J. Tracy June 5, 1928 Winslow S.Pierce Dec. 26, 1901 R. S. Lovett Mar. 31, 1904 Maxwell Evarts Dec. 1, 1909 Jos. F. Mann Aug. 4, 1942 -1'..<L Aug. June 7, 1917 6, 1933 Mar . 14, 1898 Febr. 1, 1900 .Mar . 23, 1899 Dec . 2, 1920 Deceased Oct . 31, 1893 Febr . 13, 1913 Jan. 2, 1924 Mar. 31, 1904 Dec. 1, 1909 Febr. 1, 1913 T. VI. Bockes Dec, 23, 1942 W. R. Kelley Sept. 28, 1897 Nov. 15, 1906 John N. Bald;1in Nov. 15, 1906 Dec . 26, 1907 N. H. Loomis Jan. 12, 1909 Jan. 6, 1920 N. H, Loomis Mar. 2, 1926 Nov. 9, 1933 C. A. Magaw Nov. 9, 1933 Jan. 5, 1937 T. VI . Bockes Jan. 5, 1937 Dec. 23, 1942 Contract Attorney J . A. Bennewitz Mar. 2, 1926 Jan. 2, 1934 Auditor Erastus Young Nov. 16, 1892 Jan. 3, 1907 Jan, F. P. Briscoe 3, 1907 Apr. 14, 1919 Frank Tallmire (Acting Auditor) Apr . 14, 1919 Jan. 6, 1920 G. E. Bissonnet Jan. 6, 1920 Febr.16, 1920 Frank Tallmire Febr. 16, 1920 Febr.16, 1944 E. T. Baldridge Febr. 16, 1944 Nov. 24, 1890 Sept,28, 1897 Assistant Secretary W. J. Carroll Oct. 2, 1902 Febr,13, 1913 Jos. Hellen 31 Fehr. 13, 1913 Dec. 13, 1917 Thos. Price 7, 1917 Apr, 2, 1918 Chas. T. Bower Aug, Apr. 2, 1918 Mar. 4, 1919 E. M. Kindler 4, 1919 May 1, 1920 Chas. T. Bower Mar. May 1, 1920 June 14, 1946 Deceased E. M. Kindler Mar. 1, 1920 Mar. 18, 1921 Deceased T. M. Orr May C, B. Matthai 3, 1921 Jan. Paul Rigdon 7, 1936 Dec. 1, 1944 Dec. 1, 1944 L. J. Bachman A. C. Sherwood June 27, 1946 Y. Assistant Treasurer Frank D. Brown Nov. 16, 1892 Sept .lo, 1906 Jan. y 3, 1907 Fehr. 1, 1933 A. H. Doane 12, Nov. 1909 Dec. 1, 1909 VI. H. Sanford 1914 Oct. 6, 1919 Jan. 6, c. w. VJeston,Jr. Jan. 5, 1921 1919 Oct. 15, E. G. Smith 1921 5, Jan. T. C. Richards John D. Foster Fehr . 1, 1933 �13 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL CQl.1PANY OFFICERS Qffi~ Deruty Cont roller Assistant Controller Assistant Auditor Surerint endent Asst.Superintendent Genl. Superintendent Asst. General Surerintendent General t-ianager Asst. General Manager Purchasing Agent Land Commissioner Valuation, Land and Tax Officer Tax Commissioner Land and Tax Commissioner (Continued) ~~!)}~ Fr~m__ _To C. B. Seger H. S. Bradt L. J. Tracy E. B. Conrad F. w. Hills H. I. Bettis Ralph Blaisdell J. L. Rawlings D. O. Clark Geo . L. Black Geo . L. Black Geo. L. Black G. B. Pryde G. B. Pryde A. W. Dickins on V. 0, Eurray H. C. Livingston J. B. Hughes Jan. ?, 1913 Mar. 31, 1904 Jan. 1, 1927 Febr . 1, 1936 Nov. 16, 1892 Dec. 26, 1901 Mar. 31, 1904 Febr.16, 1944 Sept.28, 1897 t:'.a r. 31, 1904 Sept .28, 1897 Jan. 12, 1909 r-:ay 1, 1913 Apr. 1, 1920 fay 1, 1924 Sept. 1, 1940 Dec, 1, 1941 Jan4 1, 1946 Febr. 13, 1913 Aug. 31, 1938 June 5, 1928 G. B. Pryde Jan. 4, 1912 May Aug. 16, 1919 Dec . 1, 1913 31, 1919 Jan. Apr. w. D. Brennan Sept. 28, 1897 Mar. 31, 1904 Jan. 3, 1907 tfar. 31, 1904 Jan. 12, 1909 lliar. 31, 1904 Jan. ?, 1913 Jan., 1, 1920 Jan. 3, 1922 Jan. 3, 1930 Nov. l , _.1944 Nov. 1, 1944 G. B. Pryde (Acting Gen.l--;gr.) E. S. Brooks G. B. Pryde (Acting Gen ,lligr.) I. N. Bayless V. O. Murray 1, 1920 Apr. 1, 1920 Jan. 1, 1920 3, 1922 Ear. 20, 1924 May Jan. 1, 1938 Dec. Jan. 1, 1946 1, 1924 31, 1945 A. E. Bradbury Frank A. Manley w. D. Brennan I. N. Bayless H. C, Livingston V. O. Kurray Wm. K. Lee F. ·A. Hunter J. M. Shively Jan. 3, 1907 Jan. 12, 1909 May 1, 1913 Oct . 15, 1929 Nov. 1, 1944 Nov. 1, 1944 Jan, 3, 1907 Feb, 1, 1933 Har, 2, 1926 w. H. Hulsizer G. G. Holcomb A. H. Scribner Nov. }rar. Oct. 9, 1933 2, 1926 Apr, 1 , 1928 Nov. A. H. Scri>r.er l'!ov. 9, 1933 Jan. 12, 1909 Jan. ?, 1913 Aug. 28, 1919 Jan. 1, 1938 Dec. 31, 1945 Dec . 31, 1945 Jan, 31, 1933 Jan. 23, 1933 23, 1928 Deceased 9, 1933 Title "President and General Manaeer" from Nov. 1, 1944 to Jan.·1, 1946. 11 y Secretary and Transfer Agent from Febr. 1, 1900 to Jan._ 7, 1913P 31, 1904 to ~ Assistant Secretary and Assistant Transfer Agent from Kar. Jan. 7, 1913, Local Treasurer rrior to Jan. 4, 19160 w �14 THE UNIOO PACIFIC COAL CCMPANY RECEIVERS Names of persons who have served as receivers from the date of their appointment until the discharge of the receivership March 10, 1898 : Receiver S . H.H .Clark Oliver W. Mink E. Ellery Anderson John W. Doane Frederic R. coudert Appointed Oma.ha, Nebr . Boston, Mass . New York, N.Y. Chicago, Ill . New York , N.Y. Oct. 13, 1893 Oct. 13, 1893 Oct. 13, 1893 Nov. 13, 1893 Nov. 13, 1893 �15 THE UNION PACIFIC OOAL COtIT'/11\'Y STATUTORY AGENTS (As of January 1, 1948) Colorado : i!;dw. G. Knowles, 300 International Tru st Building, Denver ·zy-oming: John U. Loomis, 210 Uaj esti c Building, Cheyenne ,~ppointments of all statutory agents remain in effect until terminated by resignation of the agent or revocation by the corporation. �I • 16 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY EXPANSION AND DEVELOPMENT Through the issue of cap·t t k . 1 1891, The Union Pacific Coal C a 1 s ?C and first mortgage bonds May 1, as follows. ompany acqUJ.red lands fran the companies nama:i, .. The Union Pacific Railway Company: Rock Springs, Sweetwater County, v.ryoming Al.my, Uinta County, Wyoming carbon, Carbon County, Wyoming Hanna, Carbon County, \lzy'oming Dana, Carbon County, Wyoming Grass Creek, Summit County, Utah Bozeman, Gallatin County, Montana 4,800.00 acres ,, 2,s20.oo II 2,480.00 II 5,718.04 II 691.60 II 1,040 .00 280. 00 II 17, 529.64 II The Union Coal Company : Baldwin, Gunnison County, Colorado Como, Park County, Colorado Erie, \"!eld County,· Colorado Louisville, Boulder County, Colorado 2,720 . 00 2,635.00 4,235.86 120. 00 II 9,710.86 II 1,aoo.00 11 II II II The Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railway Company, Franceville, El Paso County, Colorado Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern Railway company: Pleasant Valley, Carbon County, Utah Twin Creeks, Lincoln County, Wyoming 1,709.7l 1 2440.00 3,149 7l 0 II II II At that time mines were located on the property at Rock Springs, Carbon, Hanna, Almy, and Dana , Wyoming; at Pleasant Valley, Ut?h; and at Baldwin, Francenlle, and Como, Colorado. The mines at Francev:i.lle, Colo. were operated by lessees. Thereafter operations were expanded by the acquisition through , purchase of the foil owing additional propert·ies: �17 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPAI\1Y EXPANSION AND DEVELOPMENT (Continued) From May 1, 1891 to December 31, 1919 - Coal Lands: State -- County Acres Wyoming Carbon lincoln Sweetwater Uinta Carbon Boulder Las Animas Park Weld 2,9S6.80 2,369.74 Utah Colorado 12,290.43 3,622.74 190.87 20.CO 5,039.06 40.00 76. 96 26,646.60 Acquisition of lands subsequent to December 31, 1919, and which are not tabulated, has been of a minor nature. On April 30, 1916 - Mines A, B, C, D and E, plant, equipment, merchandise store and tenements of the Superior Coal Company at Superior, ~-;yoming; On May lo, 1£21 - Coal l arrl.s of the Meeeath a"ld Sheridan Coal Companies, Hines Nos , 1, 3, 7, 7½, and 9, plant, equipment and tenements of the Hegeath Coal Company and mercantile establishment of the Winton Trading Company at Winton, Wyoming ; On August 1, 1922 - Hater plant of ths Union Pacific Water Company at Cumberland, ·11yoming ; On Januarf 8, 1931 - coal lands of the Ce~tral Coal and Coke Company in Section 1$ and the west half of Section 20 in SV1eetwater County, Wyoming; and by the opening of new mines as follows: July November March August November :t.iay March February October October February March May Septenber April January November 1899 1899 1900 1900 1900 1905 1910 1911 1911 1911 1£12 1921 1929 1935 1938 1942 1942 No. 7, Carbon, ~·1yoming Spring Valley, :\fyoming Mine No. 10, Rock Springs, Wyoming Mine No. 1, Cumberland, Wyoming , Mine No. 2, Cumberland, :·zyoming Hine No , 3, HIUlD-e., Wyoming : Mine No. 1, Reliance, ';.tyoming Mine No. 3i Reliance, Wyoming Mine No. 3 2 ,Hanna, Y/yoming Mine No. 4, Reliance, Wyoming Mine No. 4, Hanna, Vlyoming Mine No. 2, ( 11-e:11 plane) Rock Springs, ~1/yoming Mine No. 6, Hanna, Wyoming Mine No. 7, Reliance, ~lyoming Uine !~D.O.Clark", Superior, 1:fyoming iune No, 11, Rock Springs, ~lyoming Stansbury, ~lyomi.ng ll �18 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY EXPANSION ANp DEVELOPMENT (Continued) Mining Machines . Some mechanization of the mines had been undertaken before they were acq~red by The Union Pacific coal Company. The first machines known a~ the "Al.r Legge" undercutting machines were installed during 1882 in No.4 Mine at Rock Springs, Wyoming. On May 16, 1892 the first electric mine locomotive manufactured in the Unite~ stat~s wa~ placed_in service in No. 7 Mine at Rock Springs, \"Iyo. Known as 'Charlie Snu.th 11 , this locomotive was of the terrapin back type weighing nine tons with a gauge of 30 inches and had a capacity of 6 horsepower with a speed of eight miles per hour. In 1895 the early undercutting machines were transferred from No .4 Mine to No. 8 Mine mere the air-driven puncher machines were later introduced. The first electric cutting machines of the breast type were also installed in No . 8 Mine . These machines were a great improvement over the air machines and their use was extended to Nos. 7, 9 and 10 Mines at Rock Springs . An improved nachine of the short-wall type was placed in service in No.8 Mine about 1902. This unit was the forerunner of the present electrically operated short- wall machines. By 1905 compressed air machines were entirely discarded in the Rock Springs field. Another type of electric machine known as a track cutter was later placed in service in the D.O.Clark lfd.ne at Superior. I By reason of its great height, the coal in No .4 Mine at Hanna, Wyoming had to be removed in benches, and 'Where large amounts were shot down at one time it frequently caught fire spontaneously before it could be loaded. To reduce the danger of spontaneous combustion, mechanical loading was introduceq in 1916 with the purchase of a Thew excavating shovel equipped with electric motor and a bucket which had a capacity of one and a quarter yards. Another Thew shovel "as placed in service the following ymr and two more in 1918 but in 1930 these shovels were replaced by the improved Joy loaders . Th~ earlier Joy loaders known as the 4-BU were first used in Hanna No. 2 Mine in 1923. Early in 1 925 a scraper 1,oader with a capacity of ~hree and onehalf tons was constructed in the company I s shops at Rock Springs, After experimenting successfully vii.th this ~chine i2:1 Rock Sprin?s No. 8 Mi.~e, eight more were inst,alled at Rock Springs, Reliance, and Winton, Wyonu.ng. Although these machines worked well under gocd roof they were n?t successful where timber had to be set fairly close to the face·, and were discarded for other types of loaders with a greater range of utility. The first shaking conveyor was imported from Bochum, G~~man~, and was installed in superior "C" Mine November ~O, 1925. ~n 1926 six mor? of these machines were purchased and the following year thirty more. were installed in the different mines , From 1~8 to 1930? nwnber . of_pit c~r loaders were installed primarily to remove pillars in Rock Sp1:-ngs mines and to provide a type of machine which could be best used by certain older employes. With the early shaking conveyors a retractable pan was used at ly a small pa rt of the coal could be the face end of the conveyor, b ut On �"'I 19 THE UNI ON PACIFIC COAL COMPANY EXPANSION AND DEVELOPMZNT (Continued) Mining Machines loaded in thi s manner. As most of th by hand t he "Duckbill" was later deve~o;~~·\ha~}~ be shoveled to the conveyor George H. Ernsbarger, an employe of th Y. P • Frank L. McCarty and The improved "Duckbill" t ogether with :hMechan7cal Department at Rock Springs. equipment and by 1937 all of th . e s haking conveyor became standa rd 1 was mechanically loaded In De~emcboa mi ~ed by The Union Pacific coal Company • er 10v v 9 i,tessrs • Frank L ~r. C t nd G • l.~c ar y a eorge H• Ernsbarger were awarded a Certificat f . 1 . The Franklin Institute the leadi . e to· f ~ erit ~Y the Board of Managers of 1824. , ng scien i ic society of America, founded in Powe r Plants With the adoption o f electric devices around the turn of the cent':1ry a power pla~t was ere cted in 1901 adjacent to the boiler plant for N 10 lli~e ~t Rock Sp rii:1gs, Vzy-~ming. This plant ·appears to have had the follow·~~g principal generating equipme nt: 2 - 100 K.W. , 2300 Volt A.C . Generators 3 - 225 K.'i'l ., SCO Volt D. C. Generators 1 - 300 K . W., 2300 Volt A.C. 'l'Urbo-Generator 2 - Allis- Chalmers Corliss Engines 3 - American Ball CC Engines At that time steam for operating the engines and turbine was generated in the boiler plant and supplied by pipe lines serving the two buildings. During 1912 and 1913 a 750 K.W. turbine and alternator were installed, replacing the two 100 K.W. generators and Corliss engines which were purchased in May 1901 and appear to have been standard equipment at oth'.er districts like Cumberland and Hanna, Wyoming where electric power plants were also placed in operation about the same time as at Rock Springs, One Corliss engine and generator sold to the Washington Union Coal Company were shipped to Tono, Washington , Harch 15 , 1913. The other units were transferred to ~anna , July 14., 191 3 . In 1914 a 1000 K.W. turbine was added to the equipment in the Rock Springs plant . The first extension to the power plant building at Rock Springs was undert aken in March 1917 along with an enlargement of the cooling tower. During the next three years two 2500 K.W. turbo- generators were. installed, replacing two American Ball engines and 225 K,H. generators , which were ?crapped in April 1 919, and the 750 K.W, turbine and alternator which. were sold in April 1920 I n 1921 another 2500 K. W. turbo-generator was placed in service and a cooling• or spray pond constructed to meet the increased_demands of t~e heaVier · t F l low' ng the installation of the new eqw.pment the third equipmen . o i • d th un ·ts d • Ane r ican Ball engine and generator were retired an ese i scrappe in May 1923 . • ddit· on commenced in Harch 1936, the Rock Springs 1 Under the maJor a • bu· ldin .d boiler and turbine r oom and a swi· th c i g was extended to provi _e a �20 THE UNION PACIF1C COAL COMPANY EXPANSION AND DEVELOPMENT (Continued) Power Plants house. Two 100? H.P. integral ~oilers wi. th Loop type super-heaters, including water treating pl~nt, were installed together with four coal pulverizing mills and four pulverized c oal burners. One 5000 K.W. turbo-generator was placed in service and the 1?00 K.W. turbo- generator transferred in May 1957 to the Hanna power plant which had been extended in 1918 to provide for additional equipment . After these changes were completed, other alterations and additions wer e made in the Rock Springs plant as follows: In April 1940 - Addition to boiler room and switch room, extension to spray pond, and the installation of one 7500 K.W. turbo- generator _and two 75~ 000 poum s per hour steam genera tors; In February 1941 - Conversion of one integral boiler from 150 pounds pressure to 450 pounds pressure; In May 1944 - Addition to building, installation of 150, 000 pounds per hour cap:1.city deaerating heat er together with water treating equipment having a capacity of 16,000 gallons per hour, and extension to spray pond; In April 1946 - Addition to turbine and switch room a~d the installation of one 7500 K .Vl . turbo- generator, replacing one 2500 K.~/. turbo-generator which was transferred in April 1947 to the Hanna pov,er plant . With the growth of the generating capacity of the Rock Spri~s power plant, po",>er lines were extended to existing mines a nd totnew ml.Illlesf . b Y pure ha s e • This plant genera est R a ko as they were opened or acquired the electrici ty used in mines of The Union Paci~c coal C~p:1.ny ~l 0 the Springs, Reliance, Stansbury, Wint on, and Super ior! a\~~l Company electrical energy distributed by the sou~hern WY?~n?t ~fl.Green River for industrial and residential purposes ll1 the v:i.ci~ityn ~uperior and Westvaco (for merly Mar ston) , Reliance, Stansb~ry, ~in.;al ;enerati~ equipRock Springs, V1yomi.ng. At present, the plant s princi ment consists of the following : 'tf:/ r;, 2 - 2500 K. W. Turbo- Generators 1 - 5000 K.VI. Turbo- Generator 2 - 7500 K •VI • Turbo-Gonerutorn c;enorul 'lh Un Lon 11:1•: i l'.i.c: ()urtl comp.1ny wore '/.hi l e some accountu of <i. i Ny l,ho wo1;to r11 ~onornl . kept in Boston • Mass . and in New York C 1 ,yj • j ;, 0 f' 01, 1,anl 1,n t,i on until 1 office v,as ma~ai ncd i n Omaha, tJob. f'r.,mi • 1t(,.'/ 'w, 11·, 1 ,n~vo<.l to Choyonne, 1 1 September 1 906 0 At that tiw.i ttw w :u,;r :d . ' 1\ 11:; 111 ,11 Novnrnb<ll' l!l:U , au \?yo.ming. St a rting i n Uay J.~J.a rmll 'J;,;t,,Jti•li 111 ' 1 ', 1: f' lc'1111 W1Jl'O ni()v/J<l to 3n{t :.> • 1 I !Jn / o ra• •1·11 , • ...... able quarter o could hr: l')btn I rt1i ' , ' �◄ 21 TH"'.!: UNION PA~IFIC OOAL COl!PANY ZXPA~BION AND DEV3IOP1iENT (Continued) General Rock Springs, ~:~o. An executive office has also been maintained in the Headquarters Building of the Union Pacific Railroad Company at Omaha, Nebr aska since March 1923 . In 1927 the general offices of The Union Pacific Coal Company and the Southern Wyoming Electric Company (predecessor of the Southern ~-~ oming • Utilities Company) were in four different locations in Rock Springs , Wyoming. In that year, to provide adequate office space and to r eplace the mercantile stor e building, destroyed by fire in 1925, a general office arrl mercantile store building ,..as erected on the corner of Pilot Butte Avenue and N Street . This structure provides office space for the managerial, engineering, treasury, and accounting departmmts , as well as quarters for the mercantile store arrl Southern Wyoming Ut ilities Company. Five fire-proof vaults, a library, shower room, and heating plant were also provided in this building. The heating plant also serves an adjacent structure known as the "Old Timers ' Buil ding" which was constructed in 1929, �4ii 22 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY SOCIAL SECURITY Since the _enactm~n~ of the Social Security Act, effective January 1 , 1937, The Um.on Pacific Coal Company has complied with the requirements thereof , and with the State and Federal Unemployment and the Federal Old Age and Survivor Insurance Acts. Based on an opinion of its General Counsel, the Railroad Retire•ment Board ruled on August 1, 1939 that The Union Pacific Coal company was an "Employer" under the Railroad Retirement Act, the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act, and the Carriers • Taxing Act of 1937, retroactive to January 1, 1937. Pending final decision as to the applicability of the Acts, contingent liability was set up in the accounts representing the difference between the employer tax that had been paid under the social Security Act from and after the effective date of the carriers ' Taxing Act of 1937, and that which would have been paya ble if the company had been subject to the Carriers ' Taxing Act. Additional deductions were also made from the wages of employes to meet the higher rates under the Railroad Retirement Act. On August 13, 1940 the President signed Bill S-4070 exempting employ es of railroad ovmed captive mines from the Railroad Retiranent Act, the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act, and the Carriers I Taxi~ Act o~ 1937. Accordingly, appropriate adjustment was made of the contingent liability accrued in the accounts and refunds made to employes to adjust the collections to the basis of the Social Security Act • • �23 THE UNION PACilIC COAL COMPANY EMPLOYE REPRESENTATION . A~ early. as 1871, an organization known as "Knights of Labor'• , which came into existence as a secret organization in 1869 was enrolling miners in the 1{yoming coal districts. Although the presid~nt of the company :efu~ed to r ecognize the leaders of the K.o.r: L,in his dealings, this organization appears to have extended soire influence over the miners. The best available inforrration indicates that this organization passed out of existence in 1895. The records are not clear in respect to employe representation for a period of several years. An organization known as "Miners National Association" was in existence prior to 1876, but there is no record of its activity in Wyoming . While there seemsto have been some local agreements with representatives of the miners, there was no contract such as the one next referred to . On September 1 , 1907, the first contract was entered into with the United Hine \!]orkers of America . This contract , among other things, set up new wage rates which reduced the race differential previously in existence and set up an 8-hour day for the first time. The race differential was removed entirely effective January 1, 1911. The contract with the u .1:. W.A was renewed during successive years , the most recent one being dated July 2, 1948. �> LIST OF APPENDIXES A Map showing lines of the Union Pacific Railroad Company in Sweetwater and Carbon Counties , Wyoming, and the location of mining district s o~ The Union Pacific Coal Company. B Operating Revenues , Operating Expenses,Income, and Profit and Loss for period November 1, 1890, to December 31, 1947, inclusive; Disposition of Net Profit or Loss for period November 1, 1890 to December 31, 1947, inclusive; Investment in Tangible Property as of December 31 of Each Year 1928 to 1947, inclusive; and Affiliated Companies. C Statement showing tons of coal mined by the Wyoming Coal and Mining Comrany, the Coal Department of The Union Pacific Railroad Comrany and The Union Pacif!c Railway Company 'The Union Coal Company , The Union Pacific Coal Comfany, Superior Coal Comrany, and Washington Union Coal Company since the opening of the various mining districts . D coal lands l eased to other companies as of December 31, 1947; and . Coal lands l eased f r om other companies and individuals as of December 31, 1947. �ro, 104 . C ---tOO 98 99 ,.,I __ o ------ ' I • I • - - -- -·- - ,. si!' a, I T ,J E ;.,- r - ,,--.., ·- ' -· - -· " '-"" - / :,,,- - ---- - / _Ra.ck rl • I • - ., I - . I - t -, �_y- ...__ -+--- ' I ,/ ~ 9l)" ' ........ .... / 9? I I \ I ' "- " 91 I ( I 1tl i c.ff. I I-• ia 6 · S ndard Parall 88 87 S9 ), L- ' '• I· j l -81 ,.I ,da A CI - -t- - - 1. " ' I ..., -~ - --~ ! ... ? ~~t=i7-,,- I .A PPENDIX A ~e.p s~oTrl.ng I.ines or the S..eetweter end Cerbon CoU!lties, Wy~~ing, end the !ocetion of mining districts or ':he Ur.ten ?eel fie Coal Conpeny ------ Locet i on of filni~g Districts l!ldicatd -Q �Paee 1 of 2 ?ages THE UNION PACIFIC COAL cm~PANY Operating for p Revenues . , Operat:ing Expenses, Income, and Profit and Loss eriod November 1, 1890 to December 31, l 947 Inclusive Period Operating Revenues Operating Expenses 1891 (8 mos.) $1,396,496 . 10 $1,169,755.35 1892 2,088,606.84 1,761,389.04 1893 2,424,540. 58 1,955,670 .73 1894 1, 988,366 . 45 1,550,418.45 1895 1,625,851 .64 1,276,985.78 1896 1,522,682.96 1,152,871.21 1897 1,511,185.79 1,195,466.13 1898 1,462, 080.89 1,147,331.18 1899 1,767,523 .04 1,358, 739.26 1900 2,154,9G? .07 1,651,797.63 1901 2,375,873-47 1,855, 124.07 1902 2, Tr9,631.28 2,113,966.26 1903 2,970,751.05 2,1')7,920.57 1904 3,458,978.44 2,443,911.39 1905 4,469,245-49 2,998,536.15 1906 4,624,382.38 3,ll7,520 .03 1907 4,009, 005.37 2,812,107 .05 1908 4,264,567.78 3,075,688.72 3,088,399 .79 4,712,368.84 1909 1910 4,582,856.69 3,094,805 . 99 1911 3,973,538.13 2,810,808.76 1912 4,235,542.22 3,023,621.59 1913 4, 140, 387 . 54 3,073,064.85 5,737,867 . 43 4,707, 388.01 1914 1915 5,499,959 , 32 4,522,922.85 1916 6, 043,643 .97 4, 669,795 . 57 3,252,853 . 06 2,331, 158,47 1/1916 (6 mos.) 6,240,376 .95 4,874, 633-51 1917 7, 912, 728 . 68 6,368, C46 .37 1918 6,902,257.26 5,143,796.48 1919 1920 9,477,881.34 7,767, 933.81 10,394,461.10 8,429,755 .53 1921 7,642,727.13 6, 6co,179 .40 1922 8, 737,634.93 10,972,559.47 1923 Interest on Funded Amortization and Depreciation ' 70, 070.82 .p 116,324.35 67,750 .30 80,729.51 67,757 .90 60,199.45 56,296.83 69,074.65 62, 913.78 68,974-99 120,477.36 146,189.60 183,834,71 217,864,57 214,357-57 182,496.42 176,395.27 l?h:478.66 225 :1~3l~ .17 157,873.88 168,678.85 147,674.27 157,995.09 164,226 .CO 190,683.00 140,662.00 312 , 092.00 319,539.CO .319,688.00 .345,953.00 551,078.00 545,694.00 609,932.00 Taxes ,.. i;> Debt ~ 41,666 .67 250,000 .00 249,999 .99 250,000.00 250,000.01 250,COO.OO 250,000.00 250,COO. OO 250, 000 .00 250,000.00 250,000,CO 250,000.00 250,000.00 250,000.00 250,000.00 250,000.00 250,000.00 250,000.00 250,000.00 ]/ 12,505. 55 250, 000 . 00 51,431.64 250,000.00 48, 3.30.38 250,0CO.OO 64,334.40 250, 000.00 67,546 .ll 250,000.co 55,459-30 250,000.00 59,846.30 250,000.CO 45,330.65 125,000.00 1.35,404.65 250,000.00 208, 0.34 .18 250,000.00 235,741.40 250,000.00 239,884.13 250,000.C:O 380~ 912 .39 §./83,333 -33 206,686. 91 351,481..34 Fund Requirements *22,329 .47 50,753 .22 39,425.11 36,759.89 34,291.32 31,707,90 29,999.74 36,997 .09 42,816.18 42,001.25 52,895.53 61,074. 43 72,679 .70 83,502.03 89,668 .47 80,765.32 78,128. 24 89, 868.32 79,631.60 60,905 . 92 65,375,90 57,025 .06 59,132.08 56,168.78 68,253, 96 47,626.37 87,546,71 93,873.77 71,558 .42 95,646 .21 Profit and Loss Other Income Accounts Credit Sinking $ 7,980 .58 19,3CO.l~6 (r) 4,093 . 27 16,533. 15 (r) 2,744.03 27,531.43 (r) 14,969,08 1,654. 37 Dividends Accounts Credit I, on Stocks rret Profit C,med or Loss ~ .p y ~ ~ (r) (r) 378.75 (r) (r) 1,182.96 185 ,074.08 15,182.49 59,772.87 99,6%.30 22,716.82 17,762.53 (r) (r) 10, 837.5C 24,290 .89 80,243-47 132.410.40 161,427-53 242,292.13 ( r )134, 225.81 201,340.64 (r) 25,470. 82 483,081.82 (r) l,J00 ,91 y'(r )260,525,32 952,836.Jl 501, 810 .35 919,342.74 15.50 !±/(r )166, 9e+ ,76 7,926.38 ~(r) 18,350,19 5/ 790,000.00 3,482.36 !i/(r 25,605. 43 51 500,coo.oo 500,000.00 3,880.45 !!/ (r 5 39, 751.20 500,000.00 (r) 16 ,888.(4 7 144. 47 500,000. 00 5,316 .32 (r )166, 142.71 (r) 2,186.92 g/ 841,265.22 1, 220.10 179-93 12, 558,66 4,649. 25 5,015 .73 (r) 75, 567.2J.J. 'JI. 75,664.c6 152,708.00 JJ 225,oco.oo 3,441~-31 10,175,42 'JI 112, 500.00 3,307.73 ll2,500 .00 216,107.08 6,142 .65 112,500. 00 (r) 535.50 6,130.43 112,500. 00 6,822.72 (r) 999. 76 (r~ Red or Debit Fiscal year ended June JO. Calendar year adopted after July 1, 1916. Includes .i;242,249 .62 representing claims and other expenditures arising from Hanna m:ine disaster on June JO, 1903 involv:ing the loss of 169 lives. Taxes were not previously identified in the general books. • Include payments aggregating $82,923 ,67 for clai.m5 and other expenses due to the second explosion at Hanna rlhere 54 men were lost :in the mine en Ji.arch 28, 1908. . Porter Fuel Company $40,000. CO, Superior Coal Company $750,000.00 and $500,000.00. Includes $847,950.74,..representing the excess of assets over liabilities of the Superior Coal Company acquired A!)ril JO, 1916. Washington Union Coal Company. Bonds redeemed lriay 1, i 921. 684,371.05 1,109,622 . 01 753, 514.62 1,422,094 .12 1,157,412,43 1, 012, >+18. 21 986,C62 .57 790,356 .00 1,644,143.44 564,475.60 597,907.99 678 347 .91 1,262,625 .27 904,447.34 l,28h,13l . 58 408,261.75 1,391,834.16 �Page 2 of 2 Pages THE UNION PACIF'IC COAL CO! PP.NY Operating Revenues O . • c- Exp enses, In come, a nd pro r·1.t and Loss f or Period Nove, mb peratin" er l , 1890 to December 31, 19+7 Inclusive Period 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 Operating Revenues Operat:ing Expenses ~ 9 ,21+9 , 556 .60 9 , 123,556. 93 9,122,668 . 65 8 , 792,472.53 9,153,401;} . 0l 9,160,690.44 8,689, 301 . 98 7,391,427 . 00 5, 905, 944 . 3 9 5, 752, 251.02 6,795,962. 80 7,Bll,495 -14 7,685,181.65 7,573,865.17 7 ,JJ+9, 633.19 7, 882, 594 • 95 8,570,885 . 80 10,160, 996 .03 12,962,499.92 15,672,796 . 76 18, 503,153 -4.3 20,438,377-77 16,623 , BC/7.70 20, 022,415.27 ~ 7 , 097 , 1t85 . 09 Amortization and Deor eciation ) 567,300 . 0..: lt25, 586 . CJO 448,067. CO 463,ll6. oo 467,305. 00 471,963 . 00 451,726 . CO 1+63,212 . 00 )+42, 748. co 4.JJ+. 853 . oo 370 ,470 . 00 353 ,929 . 00 376,100 .CO 420,JCJ+.CO 408,940 . 00 440,574.00 436,042.00 444,019. co 453,333.00 605,740 .00 930,529. 00 8JO,(Y76.00 677,691.92 645,J.42-58 6,626,754. 90 6,472,191.76 5,934, 974.27 6,139, 083.45 6,054,951047 5,737,337-37 4,765,481.22 3,739,788.24 3,361,670 .48 3,988,673.25 4,916,988.10 5,785,728.96 6,134,698.06 5,405 903 7. 99 5,790,894-19 6,265,075.22 7,897,476. 81 10,596,639.ao 13,221,279.22 15,468,675-75 16,905,084 . 02 1.3,657,337-90 16,.279,115.49 Othe r Income Accounts Credit Taxes ,, 404,652.68 397,355 .63 491,634. 07 495,027 -39 479,567.23 362,388. 24 46u,224. 78 386,445.33 1J+7,Q+9.51 254,413.62 438,790.81 495 ,560.~ 356,210.27 414,726.31 463, 9C8 . 78 609,478. 56 y 394, 759,ll 739,716.66 830,592,67 768,710.57 870,o61 .88 1 , 092,125, 78 980,374.65 1 , 260,269.79 . :;> (r) r) ~r) (r) (r) (r) r) ~r) (r) r) ~r) r) ~r) (r) (r) 6,588 . 48 4,136.22 5, 149-87 9,142.18 2,625.75 1,391.04 1,075 . 36 863 . 49 5,130.20 10,732.14 5,326.10 39,029 . 34 9,023.27 4,764-91 4,843-53 5,250. 90 12,154 . 18 9,285.98 1,742.61 641.07 4,430. 60 2,530.72 3, 099.22 23,283.69 Profit and Loss Accounts Credit .. (r) 7,875 , 78 1,235 ,48 2,054. 21 (r) 4,660 .66 1,990 .. 86 1/(r)l,178,188.93 6,647-48 2,125.37 (r) 3,268.56 (r) 9,384.65 y(r) 918,619.12 '1/(r) 57,568.19 (r) 2,852 .69 847 . 87 !±f(r) 254,386.02 1,374.80 2f'(r) 949,199.36 -i> (r) (r) 2,030.80 71, 937 -44 2 ,149.87 129 .20 5,632.52 1,626. 01 2,006 .83 Dividends on Stocks Ovmed Net Profit or Loss ·y 112,500.00 $ 1,291,331.53 -1, 122, 500.00 122,500. 00 138,125.00 122/i00. OO 128,437,50 127,500.00 71,250. 00 15,000.00 15,000.00 7,500.00 6,250 ,00 10. 56 9.50 17. 64 1,801,732.10 1,840,479 .90 2,041,961.39 2,194,568. 94 1,223,027.34 2,171,236 .67 1,848,800. 33 1, 582,959. 88 1, 716,197 . 13 1,081, 583 .52 1,954,670.48 1,155 , 266. 46 600,219. 76 612,516 . 87 1,037,772. 10 51 3,655-93 1,072,528.38 l , Oll, 750.18 1,078,585.27 1,229 , 585-40 1,614,193. 77 1,313,128 .46 1,812, 614 .53 (r) Red or Debit !/ Includes advances of .;,62.3,483 -30 to the Imperial Coal and Coke Company Ltd. and the investr.1ent of $559 , 587.31 in the capital stock of that company which was dissolved by resolution of the Board of Trustees on June 4, 1929. Y Includes advances of .p819, 778.32 to the Illinois Union Coal Company and the investment of $100,000.00 in the capital stock of that. company which forfeited its lands to the state of Illmois under auth:>rity of resolution adopted Febr uary 21, 1933 by the Executive Committee of the Union Pacific Railroad Company. 'J./ Includes additional income taxes of )31,hJ.9 . C5 asszssed on income from the sale of the Porter Fuel Co. and the Durango Land Co. to the Sou~h:?rn Pacific Company Decer;lber 31, 1921. . t ~ Includes .;251,348 , 98 representmt;: estimated ledger value of lands JJl Pleasant Valley, Carbm County, Utah abancbned throug):l non-paymen of taxes pursuant to resolution ado )ted by Board of Trustees December 6, 1932 . th 2/ Includes difference of ~947 ,815 .24 between the book value and the proceeds from the sale of 22,000 shares of the capital stock of e Philadelphia and Readmg Coal and Iron Corporation. Y Does not include t he following taxes: Rock Sprin es Power Plant ~45 ,400.53 Hholesale Gasoline and Lubricants Department 1,457 . 20 Social and i/elfare Depart.rrent . 3.13 which are distributed through appropriate clearing accounts to operations served by sue h departrr.ents . Similar accruals from January 1, 1941. to December 31, 1947 agtregated $914, 704 ..22, or approximately $130,000. 00 annually. 1 �Page 1 of 2 Pages THE UNION PACIFIC COAL CO!l~PANY Disposition of Ne t Profit or Loss for Period November 1, 1890 to Decerrber 31, 1947 Inclusive i Net Profit or Lo ss Period 1891 (8 mos . ) 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1 I 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1 1905 I 1906 1907 11908 I 1009 I 1910 11911 I 1912 l 1913 11914 • 1 915 1916 11916 (6 mos . ) 1 917 1I 1918 \ 1919 1920 11921 i 1922 \ 1923 i t:- T I Dividends f---;,----lipe:.:::..::.r~ Sh:.:. :a=-:'.re:..:::.. .____ ~ June I December i 185,074.08 15,182.49 5 9,772.87 99,694.30 (r) 22, 716 . 82 17, 762.53 (r) 10,837.50 (r) 24, 290.89 80, 243. 47 132,410 . 40 161,427 . 53 242,292 ..15 201,340.64 483,081.82 919, 342 ..74 952,836~31 501,810.35 684, 371 ..05 l,109, 522.0'7 753,514.62 1,422,094.12 1,157,412.43 1,012,418 . 21 986,002.57 790,356.00 1,644,143.44 564,475.60 597,907 . S9 678,347 . 91 1,262,625.27 904,447.34 1,284,131.58 408,261.75 1, 391,834.16 Cash Dividends U. P . R. R.Co . $ (r) .so y soo, 000. 00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5 . 00 5.C:O 5 . 00 5 . 00 1,000, 000. 00 1,000,000. 00 1,000,000. 00 1 , 000, 000 . 00 1,oc:o,000. 00 1 , 000;000 . co 1,000,000. 00 500,000.00 soo,000 . 00 800,ooo. oo 800,000. 00 900,000.00 2,soo,000. 00 1,2so, ooo. oo (r) 115,182 .49 59,772 .87 99, 694 . 30 (r) 22,716.82 17,762.53 (r) 10, 837 . so (r) 24, 2 90.89 80,243.47 132, 410.40 161, 427.53 242, 292 .13 201, 340.64 483, 081.82 919,342.74 952, 836 .31 501,810.35 184,371 .05 1,109, 622.07 (r) 246,485.38 422 , 094 . 12 157,412 .43 12,418.21 (r) 13, 937.43 (r) 209, 644.00 644,143 . 44 564, 475.60 97,907.99 178, 547.91 462 , 625,.27 1 04, 447 . 34 384, 131.58 (r) 2 , 091, 738. 25 141,834.16 (r) Red or Debit y Appropriated surplus AccUllU.llated Su:rplus i $ 185,074.08 100, 000 . 00 2.50 2 . 50 2 . 50 4 . 00 4 . 00 4.50 12 . 50 6 .25 Unappropriated Credit Balance Transferred to Surplus Paid to The Union Pacific Railway Company 22,329 .47 52,822.53 35,403 . 42 38,679.93 36,706 . 03 34, 785 . 96 32 ,189.47 49, 643 . 28 57 ,399 .18 , 58, 024 . 42 69,892 . 72 79,2£.3. 85 91, 892.93 117 ,755 . 65 121, 068 .47 122,226.53 132, 943 . 58 149, 605.56 145, 714 . 02 131, 244. 81 148,641.56 140, 952. 53 177 , 099 . 49 159,582. 77 186,221.56 111, 056 . 99 211 ,o4~. gs 322, 453.26 226,371.51 265, 066 . 36 59, 050 . 74 ! L ' i' i 185,074.08 92, 221.06 204, 816.46, 339,914.18 355, 877 029 410, 345.85 434, 294.31 442, 192.89 572, 079.64 761, 889.22. 981,341.17 1, 293, 526.02 1, 574, 160.51 2 ,149, 135.26 3,186, 233 •.65 4,260,138 . 43 4,884, 175 .31 5,201, 489. 94 6, 460, 717 . 57 6, 359, £46 . 21 6,913, 285. 14 7,219,339. 13 7,372, 709.87 7, 535,871. 93 7,485 , 810. 70 8,316,175 ,70 8, 9Sl, 708. 29 9 , 307, 266 . 23 9, 808, 067.40 10,497,064. 18 10,806,577 .88 11,309, 760. 20 9, 218,021. 95 9, 359, 856. 11, �Page 2 of 2 Pages Tl-fE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Disposition of Net Profit or Loss for Period November 1, 1890 to December 31, 1947 Inclusive I I Net Profit ~- - Period 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1950 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 19115 1946 1947 or . Loss l I l l I I y $1, 291,331.53 1,801,732.10 1,840,479.90 2,04l, 961.39 2 ,1~4,568 . 94 1,223,027.34 2,171,236.67 1,848,800.35 1,582,959.88 1,716,197.13 1,081,583.52 1,954,670. 48 1,155,266. 46 oco,219. 76 612, 516.87 l,0:37, 772 .10 513,655.93 1, 072, 528. 38 l,Oll,750.18 1,078,585.27 1,229,585.40 1,614,193.77 1,313,128.46 1,812, 514 .53 June !Jividends per Share I December $ I 3.125 4.375 4.375 4 . 375 4. 375 4 . 375 4.375 4.375 4.375 4 . 375 4.375 2.50 1.875 .so 1.875 11.00 10.00 7.00 5.00 a.co 15 . 00 14.00 20.00 cash DiVidends TJ .P.R. R.Co. ·- I I ~~ y 6.25 5.625 4 .375 4 . 375 4 .375 4 . 375 4 . 375 4 .375 4 .375 4.375 4 . 375 7.50 2. 875 1.125 3.75 14.50 17.00 10 . 00 5. 00 14.00 11.00 15.00 10.00 6.00 II i 1,2so,ooo.oo 1,750, 000.00 1,750,000.CO 1,750, 000.00 1,750,000.00 1,750,000.00 1,750, 000. 00 1,750, 000. 00 1,1so,ooo.co 1,750, 000. 00 1,750, 000.00 2,500,000. 00 1,075, 000.CO 600,000. 00 850,000.00 1,100,000 . 00 1,400, 000. 00 1,000,000. 00 600,000.00 950,000.00 950,000. 00 1,soo,000.00 1,200,000. 00 l,3CO,OOO.OO Unappropriated Credit Balance Tran sferred t_o Surpl~ts $41,331.53 51,732 .10 90,479.90 291,961.39 444,568.94 (r) 526,972.66 421,236. 67 98, 800. 33 (r) 167,040.12 (r) 33,802.87 (r) 668, 416 .48 (r) 545,329.52 80,266.46 219.76 (r) 237,483.13 (r) 62,227. 90 (r) 886,544.Cfl 72,528.38 411,750.18 128,585 .27 279,585.40 114,193.77 ll3,128 .46 512,614.53 , 1.r) Rea or Debit Appropriated S~plus I$ $ 9,401,187 .64 ! I i ! I ' I I I I I Number of shares of capital stock reduced from 200,000 to 50,000 by action of stockholders, December 6, 1939. g/ Includes surplus of $85,349.33 appropriated Deeember 31, 1918 and carried en the books s ince that date in the account "Additions to Property through Incane and surplus". Accumulated Sur~us y 9,452,919. 74 9,543,399.64 9,835,381.03 10,279,929. ':fl 9, 752, 957 . 31 10,174,193.98 10,272,994.31 10,105,954.19 10,072,151.32 9,403,734.84 8,858,405.32 a, 938,671.78 8, 938,891.54 8,701,408.41 8,639,180.51 7,752,836.44 7,825,364.82 8,237,ll5.00 8,365,700.27 8,645,285.67 8,759,479.44 8,872,607 .90 9,385,222.43 �THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Investment in Tangible Property as of December 31 af Each Year 1928 to 1947 Inclusive Year y 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 19:56 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 y I.and $12.,763,273.29 13.,216 ,315020 13,209, 787 .38 13,123,670.45 13,622~2450?6 13,607, <Jl4.<Jl ll,214, 797 .02 ll.,135,450.51 11, ll2, 635 .42 ll,109,380.26 10,682,738.02 10,678 .. 300.58 10.,669,756.65 10,644p063.97 l"0,547,540,.43 10.l)527,5BB.ll 10.,Sll,050.94 10.,392,000.60 10,237,220.05 10,163.,478.W Mine Structures and Equipment $ 3,294,262.,01 5,181,863,.24 5, lJ2, 652 .21 3,480,388.12 3,186,024.03 3,066,921.31 4,609,799.95 4,778,951.98 5,204,689.22 5,876,853.81 6,506,005.79 6,740JIOOlo86 6,874,169.21 6,980,173.48 7,524,413.31 9,059,305.ll 9,690,014.23 9,W2,0l7.27 10,148.,531.10 y10,501.,306 ..78 Light and Power Plant Pr~:pe~y 939,449084 890,704.61 865,698.30 782,911.58 734,363 ..77 625,429.31 969,909 . 55 964,459.31 1,413,408.44 1,431,818.02 1,431,738.95 l,45~.,404065 l i, 999,880.77 1,941,639.01 1,966,893.96 1,978,946.69 2,ll.4,660.62 2,2U,679.39 2,417,851.67 2,827 .,522.07 $ Water Plant _Property: Real Estate DepartmentBuildings and Other IT<?.P.e_rty Merchandise Store Pro_pert~ . $230,270.65 211,055.86 209,338067 327,068p22 190,419.22 168,841.,93 233,161061 230,376 ..46 225.,525.85 249,"712 .95 251,142.,42 251,600.51 254,229.85 258,595.14 255,637,93 484,0ll.82 504,886.14 SJ.0.,599.34 530,308.65 552,046.07 $1,180,557098 1,004, 525 ..46 1,160.,543.89 l.1>022 ,693 .69 832,954.52 826,767.62 l.,U0,306. 91 1,109.,064.61 1.,106,568. 7 9 1,125, 974..1.8 l.,ll7; 795.29 1,101,342044 l_,097, g75.98 l, 056, 755.67 . 1,252,629.66 1,412,819.01 1,687,130.81 1.,914,973.91 2,152 ,541.20 2,343,726.06 $154,751.32 141,202.34 171,475.69 166,029,.15 169,398.96 166,442.57 178,265.29 178.,ll4.CO 177,086.21 178,583008 178,514.35 224,689.88 221.,956.44 219.,222,17 218,187.,17 218,187.17 216.,546.17 234.,052.90 244,209.16 243,147.91 Miscellaneous _'fyt~ $174,214.50 259,026 ..98 238,223 ..64 238_.223064 iia, no, 779..59 238,225p64 238,225.64 238,223.64 238.,125.70 238,125.70 231.,59'1.20 257,597.20 245,252.65 245;252 .63 245,252.63 245,252.65 245,252.65. 245,252.65 245,252.63 245,252.63 245.,252.65 18,884,691.69 18,967.,719.78 19,140.,.984.85 18,97$,629.90 18,700.601.55 181554.,.465.97 18,634.,.540.5'1 19,.47'7 ,857 .63 20,2CY1, 919.50 20,405.,552.00 20,671,5~.55 21,563,221.51 21.,545.,700 .07 21, 988.,555.09 25,926,ll.0. 54 24,969.,541.54 25,480,576.04 25, 9757 915 .26 26,856i,480.,49 y' The first year the values of various classes of property were recapitulated for federal income tax purposes. Present property records w~re :i,naugurated to comply with income tax requirem_e nts., and the values of numerous units of early investments represent appraisals based m the inventory of personal property dated July 1, 1911. Y Includes investment of $10,000,000 M~ 1, 1891 not segregated in the records between lan:i and improvements. 'W Includes approximately $1,595,619.00 in development expenditures for such items as boreholes for dewatering, rock tunnels, air shafts, etc. �Pagel of 3 Pages THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY AF'FILIA'f!i'...D COMPANIES Subsidiary Incorporated 'lte Porter Fuel Co. State of Colorado, Jan. ll, 1895, for 20 years, extended to Jan. Pu:rpose Location of Propert;r capital stock Disposi ti.on To purchase, lease or otherwise acquire coal mines or lands containing deposits of coal, and to explore, mine and extract the coal therefrom, and sell and dispose of the product of such mi..l'les., or to convert the same into coke or other improved product; to construct or otherwise acquire railways, tramways or other roads for transportmg materials or supplies; to erect or otherwise acquire warehouses, storehouses, shops, dwellings for employes; to sell at retail or otherwise merchandise to employes, and to acquire., hold or dispose of property, real or personal. Hesperus, Colo;, {10 miles from Durango, Colo.) $1,000,000 authorized Sold to the Southern Pacific Compaey Dec. 31, 1921 Province of Quebec, Canada, Dec. 7., 1905 in perpetuity To carzy on in all its branches, the business of a coal mining company, to acquire coal lands, mines, claims, mining rights, rights of wq and other property and to sell, lease or otherwise dispose of such property; to vrork, explore, develop or maintain the mines or other minerals of the company and the timber on the campany 1 s lands and to prepare for market, sell, dispose of and deal in coke, coal, petroleum, timer aid mineral substances, to coostruct and maintain roads, bridges, reservoirs, water works, water courses, wharves., warehouses, furnaces, saw mills, other ,Y0rks and conveniences., electrical or otherwise; to supply goods, wares or Jmrchandise to employes or to the occupiers of any of the lands of the company. District of Kootenay, British Columbia, Canada i4, 500,000, is sued and State of Wyoming, December 28, l.905., for 50 years To buy, acquire, lease, hold, manage, operate., mortgage, sell and otherwise dispose of coal, coal mines and coal lands; to acquire., manage, operate, sell, etc., water and water rights, railway:s, tramways light, fuel and power incidental to its ~eneral purposes and business of operating coal mines and coal lands; and to sell any surplus of water, heat, light and power., etc. superior, Sweetwater county, Wyoming .i,000,000 authorized and is51led, 1100 per share ll, 1953 The Imperial Coal & Coke Co., Ltd. Superior Coal Co. and issued, jlOO per share outstanding $4,000,500, $100 per share Dissolved. by Resolution of the Board of Trustees, June 4, 1929 Dissolved by action of stockholders in .meeting April 16, 1916- '!he Union Pacific Coal co. assuming all debts, obligatioos and liabilities, effective Ha,y 1, 191.o, um.er resolution adopted by Board of Trustees, )lay 2, 1916 �Page 2 of 3 Pages THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY AFFILIATED CC1t:PANIES (Continued) Subsidiary Incorporated ibe Durango I.and Co~ State of Colorado, Sept . 26, Purpose l'lasbingtcn Union Coal Company Illinois Union Coal CQJJpany- Location of Property .Q!Pital Stock Disposition 1906 To c!rry on a general land and investm:mt b~siness; to acquire by purchase or otherwise, real estate and all kinds of property; ~o sell, mortgage, hypothecate and othennse deal with am dispose of aich property; to borrov, money and to issue its notes, bonds or other evidences of iniebtedness therefor, and to secure the same !:¥ mortgage or otherwise upon all or any of the property of the corporation; to exercise any and all other po,..ers which a co-partnership or natural person could do or exercise; and the Board of Directors is specially authorized to sell, .roort.gage, hypothecate or otherwise dispcs e of all or 111.y property, whether real, personal or mixed, without the authorization, ratification or consent of all or any of the stockholders of the corporation. LaPlata County and Archuleta Cotmty, Colo. $SO,OOO authorized and issued at $1.00 per share sold to the Southern Pacific Company, December 31, 1921 state of 1fashingtcn, Hay 3, 1907, for 50 years To buy, acquire, lease, hold, manage, operate, mortgage, sell and otherwise dispose of coal, coal mines and coal lands, or other lands, whether mineral or non-mineral in character, and to appropriate, acquire, own, use, manage, operate, mortgage and sell water and water rights, tramways, whether surface or aerial, and light,fuel, electricity and power incidental to its general purposes and business of operating coal mines and coal lands; and to sell any surplus of W3ter, light, electricity, heat and po1"er that may be appropriated, acquired, created, gene:-ated or manufa?tured by it in carrying on its general business. Tono, Thurstcm County and Lewis County, ;}225,000 authorized and issued, JlOO per share Sold to ~!illiam St.rain March l, 1~44 under installment contract, J>81ID,ent to be made in full within 10 years fran date of sale To prospect for am locate coal and stone Macoupin county, Ill. til.00,000 authorized and issued, $100 per share Lands forfeited to the state of Illinois, January 16, 1913, for 99 years mines• to acquire coal and stone mines by purch~se lease or otherwise; to mine and sell coai and stone; to deal in coal and all kinds of fuel and merchaniise; to acquire operate and sell machinery, including.,tramways and railways for mining and moving coal, stone and other matel'ials • to operate merchandise stores and boarding houses for use of its employee and others; to acquire, naintain and operate waterworks, electric light and power plants in connection with its coal or stone business. Wash. state of Illinois under authority of resoluticn adopt.eel Febr. 21,1933 b.Y the Executive Canmittee of the union Pacific Railroad Compan;y llhich OlmS '!be Union Pacific Coal company ' �f Page 3 of 3 Pages THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY AFF1lIATED C01!PANIES (Continued) subsidiary southern Wyoming Electric Co • Incorporated State of Wyoming, Nov. 5, 1923, for 50 years Purpose To acquire or produce, and to sell or otherwise dis pose of electrical energy in any form and for any purpose whatsoever; to buy, sell, lease and use machinery, gen era tors, motors, lamps, apparatus, devices, supplies and articles of every kind pertaining to or in any wise connected with the production, use, distribution, regulation , control, or application of electricity or electrical apparatus for any and all purposes; to construct, acquire, purchase, use, sell or lease any works or plants involving the production and distribution of electricity or electrical appar atus for any purpose; to construct and to acquire by purchase, lease or otherwise, and to operate hydraulic and other wor ks, transmission plants, transmission lines, transfonning and distributing stations and circuits and all rights of wa::, therefor; to acquire, lease and otherwise avail of such real and personal estate, pro pert!', rig ht s , privileges, grants, consents and franchises, including inventions, patents processes, stocks, bonds and other evidenc~s of iroebtedness of persons , firms or corporations, and franchises or special grants or privileges from cities, towns or other municipalities as rray be deemed requisite in pursuance of its corporate purposes . Location of Property Capital Stock In and near Rock Springs, Sweetwater County, Vtyo. }150,000 authorized . issued J125, 000, ' 3100 per share Disposition Under resolution adopted at a special meeting of the stockholders, Dec . 21,1934, the name was changed to southem Wyoming Utilities Company. Effective Jan . l , 1935 these properties were merged with those of the Green River Hater 1:1or ks Co. The Union Pacific Railroad company now O\'ms all of the capital stock of the sout hern Wyoming utilit ies Company �APPEND IX 11 C11 Statement showing tons of coal mined by the Wyoming Coal and Mining Comrany, the Coal Department of The Union Pacific Railroad Company and the Union Pacific Railway ComP3-ny, The Union Coal Company, The Union Pacific Coal Company, Superior Coal Company, and Washington Union Coal Company, since the .opening of the various mining distri cts . �Page 1 of 2 Pages st ate~ent showing tons of coal mined by the Wyomil'.g Coal and Mining Company, the Coal Departm,nt of The Union Pacific Railroa~ Company and The Union Pacific Railway Company, The Union Coal Company, The Union Pacif~c C~1 /?mpany, Superior Coal Company, and Washington Union Coal Company since the opening of the various mining dis ricts uT AH WY OM IN G Sweetwater County Year 1868 1869 1870 1871 1872 i873 18 18 1876 lf,77 1878 18 18 1881 1882· 1883 188 1885 1886 1887 1888 188 1890 1891 1892 1893 18 1895 189'6 1897 1898 18 1900 1901 1902 1903 Rock Springs Reliance Winton Carbon County Superi.or , 7 2 ,4 279,908 276,589 301,710 06·1 O 328,601 359,238 465;445 589,512 652;408 818,656 943,943 931,513 860 725;529 571,677 651,321 763,677 68 ·9 o,- 88 1,035;378 ·992;786 1; 140;874 74;757 190;858 245,673 194,182 2ll 71 193,997 188,663 217,977 183,694 2 0 062 272,451 276,795 267,088 194,592 2 l,8l3,288 1,782,894 1,482,593 1,247,985 1 1 l , 869,939 825; 752. 908,Bll 686 l 972,890 809,418 636;246 0 806,196 892;620 887·006 898 854,0 3 713,473 546,274 6rf{,lll 650,901. Dana Twin Cumberland Creeks 12,007 220,576 k95,523 20 1,019;454 939,434 1,040,534 990,853 8 07 879;098 890, 735_ 758,953 857,303 1.12,604 290,959 326,215 8 18 00 434,266 396,343 275,486 362,002 2 26 270,121 263,274 261;118 29?,279 48 59 330,564 271,042 250,392 263,656 297,983 235,613 264,606 400,750 1 1 8 305,912 323,380 317,500 412,004 55 1 431,960 383,736 309,195 326,612 395,21.9 646,691 692,283 486,640 698,003 6 16 647,723 571,826 505,463 559;537 6 8 98 708,125 642,266 535,027 541;149 671,645 2 354,358 450,636 581,L02 5J8;5ll 8 2 652,427 592,294 632,122 612,329 628 311 627,645 743,503 835,857 750,478 621 689,714 484,047 349,569 543,822 o·a 443,833 493,41.il 483,949 513;200 29 013 485,712 443,010 404,382 359,030 386,805 Uinta County Spring Valley Almy Carbon County Park ounty Qunnison Weld countY County Boulder County Grass Pleasant Creek Valley Como Baldwin; Erie Sunvnit County --+----l----+---+----+----t--- 6,560 30,483 54,915 31,748 59,237 61,164 55 880 1,750 69,062 74,343 62,418 75 325 100,434 156,820 200,124 248;366 321 63_7 226,864 214,235 288,358 347,754 134,953 146,494 154,281 1 l 931. 932 1.933 l.934 Carbon 365 16 933 20,94 40,567 34,677 44;700 6 1 1905 1906 19rtl 1908 Hanna Linco 1n County C O_L OR AD o 4,689 b8,522 45 8 17,308 1,967 12,454 21,172 22,713 22,847 23·006 41,805 60;756 54;643 59,096 71 576 100,235 110,157 116,548 lll,300 150 085 173,980 158;618 196,914 155,267 1 0 2 8 llO 201,191 173,373 184,370 154,371 1 6 495 104,015 122,363 120,607 123,430 118 820 136,514 144,389 32,673 176;130 143,820 157,986 137,714 rn,715 615,453 _ 885,747 1 8 6 1,157,224 1,068,468 771,391 _ 622,638 6 1 590,753 474,391 408,120 _ 429,299 389 849 427,281 _ 490,9µ 378,437 _ 309,706 2 8 18 325,818 366,830 24].,227 _370,495 O 626 347,446 312,128 r 289,780 • 258,364 180 720 87,169 82,688 76,760 61,306 63,689 52 912 22,347 l.4;675 lll,613 ll0,614 118,825 121 0 16,210 Total All Mines Tono 10,833 28,an 12, 990 7,416 13,071 3119 62 471 29 034 21. 274 5 905 43,702 u.,175. 1,311 24,2Cf'/ 29,845" 23,198 40,904 37,240 56,348 18 77;532 49;594 63,121 47,403 53,009 58,979 49,313 38,769 54 581 25 715 40, 82 50,259 19,569 233,843 3/.t,843 Year 6,925 49;383 1868 1869 93,487 ll6,627 128,711 137 362 20,222 264;771 275,480 275,795 340,153 1871. 1872 1873 1874 1875 1876 1877· 1878 1879 44 , 40,608 63,895 47,219 35 548 50,613 29,131 4,946 2 2 4 2 -- - - - Washington Union Coal Company , 76,527 271,031 - l1ouisorthrup ville ·wASHDTGI'ON l 9 587,493 661,845 881,627 1 085 643 939,195 849,913 1,062,074 1,242,792 l ll3 447 1;2 ,117 1,468,391 1,651,896 1,505,862 l 299 008 1,14 ,911 1,009,722 1,070,780 1,134,490 1 42/J 162 1,406, 75 1,745,890 2:,018,614 2,340,038 04 58 3,341,080 3,314,005 3,132,489 3,175,688 8 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 '1890 1891 1892 189.3 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 18 1,900 1901 1902 1903 l 1905 1906 19(17 5 1 3,?CY),247 3,127,512 90:,367 19ll 3,390,272 1.36,54.3 1912 3,203,604 152,770 1913 3 040 572 109,495 3,192,81.3 3,481,334 164,Jl.6-. 1916- 3,283,09'7 204,453 1917 3,384,068 -z,0,34611918 213· 299 11 2 21 1 257,104 192/J 3;069,379 2,984,534 253:,449 1921 2,253,774 178,720 1922 3,2u,104 250;846 1923 2 6 2,779,065 2,776,245 2,750,430 2;927,390 060 6 2 2,897,653 97,069 1931 56,484 1932 1933 ,1 1934 �Page 2 of 2 Page~ State~ent showing tans of c cal mined . by the Wyoming Coal and Mining Company; the Coal Department o~ The Uni.on Paci fie Railroa~ Company and The Union Pacific Railway Company, The Union Coal Company, The Union Pacif~c Co~lC?mpany, st Superior Coal Company, and l!'fashington Union Coal Company since the opening of the various mining di ricts ' \ WYOMING \ UT AH COLORADO Summit Carbon County County park Gunnison! Weld • county County County Boulder County Grass Pleasant Creek Valley LouisErie Northrup ville I Lincoln County Carbon County Sweetwater County ' Twin Cwnberland Creeks Uinta County Spring. Valley Year Rock Springs 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 l 9l.J., 1 945 1946 1947 784,799 853;748 774,520 675, 444 705;919 '/B5,9Bb 857,274 • 964,079 1,160,325 1.039. 190 992,947 590,309 608,595 Total 57,397, 386 1 9,979,951 2, ?er/ ,016 13,014,729 .34, 172,959 28,691,676 4,680,346 62,792 J.L., 130,226 115,897 2,750, 834 492,974 271,960 1,578,778 Rel iame Stansbury 387:,800 490,266 592:,69.3 588,080 675,06) 700,025 ' 938,117 1 ; 209,642 l ; .396,828 L 378.086 1 ,367,983 1;014;175 1,107,992 53,572 L.89.166 733,500 618,420 892, .358 Hanna Winton Superior 4a.3,75a 506,a29 524,753 544,241 557,.378 572,048 702,312 856:,775 860,208 773 . 252 761 ,027 502;422 494,911 774;994 456,372 a90;386 544,930 a59:,523 564,1.39 721,407 487,806 8.32,771 489,872 919,659 544,87'l. l,ll9,879 658,604 1,481;154 771,696 1 ,622;2.34 1,042,875 1. 566.446 1.054,682 1,602,771 1,033,158 1 ,123,188 767,049 7.34,905 1 ,161,924 Dana Carbon Almy -- Como Baldwin Year 479,298 ~61,373 39._001 18,976 l:~9, ?.3? llBl,085,905 4,383,697 Total ! From. date__of opening of__.m.ining ~istr~cts ~ i l Oc~ober 31, 1890 inclusive, coal was mined by the Wy~ing Coal. a¢. Mining Company, t he Coal 6 De artment or The Union Pacific Railroad Compmy .am The Union Pacific Railway Company, and The Uni.on Coal. Comp~, and. thereaft~ ~y Th~ Union Pacific Coal. compa?Y with the exception of the Superior mining district , which from date of opening until Apn.l )0, 19~ inclusive, was ,mined by the superior Coal Co.111J8.ny. w· t n mines were purchased by The Union Pacific Coal Company Mey 16 1921 from the Megeath Coal Company, which company· opened ~ op: r a~dO the m,ines previous to that date Ulder the name of ''Megeath". ~an t he tiJM of the opening in 1917 to May 16; 1921, 609,642 tons were mined by the Megeath Coal Company. Th 4- Tono 5,000,685 I Notes: .3. Total All Mines 19.35 1936 19.37 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 .I 2. Washington Union Coal Company 2~887,731 3,286,159 3,.315,628 3;016,978 3,261,003 3,588;590 4,276,186 5, 28.3;346 6,136,042 6~300.822 6,491 ,,386 4;615,563 .J l.. WASHINGTON t Valley (Scofield) mines were closed from 1898 to 1906 inclusive again from 1912 to 1916 inclusive; from 1917 t o December 31, Th~ ~1 :a~,87, 393 tons were .mined by lessees . No coal has been recovered fr~ these mines since 1936, this property abandoned by The Union 9 6 Pacii"ic coal. Company. W ru,ngton union Coal Company tonnages shown separately from The Union Pacific Coal Company. The T~no property was l ea:ied Septed>er ~,1?12a: the Bucoda Mining Company who removed 478,078.65 tons during their tenancy. Effective March 1, 19Z,4, the property was sol d to Will.:am S~rain, ·who has mined 212,845.45 tons to December .31, 1947 under his contract of purchase . - �APPENDIX 11D11 Coal lands leased to other companies as of December 31, 1947. Coal lands leased from other companies and individuals as of December 31, 1947. �THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Coal lands leased to other companies as of December 31, 1947 Term of Lease Lessee Description of Land Location of Mines July 1, 1937 to June 30, 1957 The Clayton Coal Company SE¼ of Section 4, Twp. l N. , Rge. 68 w.. Weld County, Colorado June 1, 1937 to May 31, 1952 The Colony Coal Company w! of Section 11, Twp. 18 N., Rge. 105 w. SWeetwater County, Wyoming December 1, 1947 to November 30, 1957 Cooley Brothers SW¼ of Section 19, Twp. 14 s., Rge. 64 W,. El Paso County, Colorado June 1, 1918 August 31, 1948 Gunn-Quealy coal Company S'll¼ of Section 5, Twp. 19 N., Rge. 104 VJ. and NW¼ of Section 17, Twp. 19 N., Rge. 104 w. Sweetwate_r County,_ Wyoming January l, 1~ 9 to January 1, 1949 Gunn-Quealy Coal Company SE¼ of Section 15, Twp. 18 N.~ Rge. 105 w. Sweetwater County, Wyoming November 1, 1924 to October 31, 1964 The Imperial Coal Company Section 10, Twp. 1 N., Rge. 68 W. Weld Co~ty, Colorado January 1, 1925 to December 31, 1958 The Imperial Coal Company W½ and NE¼ of Section 14, Twp.· l N., Rge.. 68 w. 'ifeld Countr, Colorado January 1, 1937 to December 31, 1960 The Kemmerer Coal Company NE¼ of NE¼ of Section 19, N'~¼ 0£ N\V¼ of Section 20, Twp. 19 N., Rge.-116 w~ Lincoln County, Wyoming September 1,1927 until all .rmrchantable coal shall have been mined Rock Springs Fuel company 85.29 acres, more or less, in the N½ of Section 27, Twp. 21 N. , Rge, :102 w~ Sweetwater County, Wyoming January 1, 1935 Rock Springs Fuei company SE¼ of Section 21, Twp. 21 N., Rge. 102 w. Sweetwater county, Wyoming to until all merchantable coal shall have been mined I �THE UNICN PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Coal lands leased from other companies and individuals as of December 31, 1947 Term of Lease Description of Lan~ Lessor Brown and Meyer E½ of NW¼ of Section 16, Twp. 22 11.,Rge. 81 w. July 1, 1943 until all merchantable coal shall have been mined to June 13, 1960 Colorado National Bank July 16, 1937 to July 16, 1957 Elmo Development Company !/December 16, 1943 to June 29, 1952 N.A. and Laura V. Swenson E½ of NW¼ and NW¼ of NW¼ of Section 20, Twp . 21 N., Rge. 102 VI• • SW¼, of N\'f¼ of Section 16, Twp. 22 N., Rge, . 81 W, l coal seam No. 2 lying under the NE;; and W½ of Section 10, Twp. 22 N . , Rge. 81 W. N½ of NE¼ of Secti on 16, Twp. 22 N •, Rge ,81 VT. Section 11, Twp. 19 N., Rge. 105 tr. Section 29, Twp. 20 N., Rge. 104 fl, Vl½ of NE¼, Section 5, Twp. 19 N ., Rge. 104 W. S2 of Section 17, Twp. 20 N ., Rge . 104 W. Lots 1, 2, and SE¼ of section 1, Twp. 20 N, , . Rge. 105 VI. Parts of Section 5 , TWp. 20 N., Rge. 104: VT, and Section 55, Twp .... 21 N., Rge. 104 VI, Section 7, Twp. 20 N., Rge. 104 W, NE¼ of Section 33, Twp. 21 N ., Rge. 104 w. September 1, 1 938 June 2, 1942 March 1, 1941 January 1, 19&3 January 1, 1943 January 1, 1943 September l, 1941 to June 1 , 1952 to February 28, 1961 to December 31, 1947 to Decewber 31, 1952 to December 31, 1962 to August 31, 1961 April 1, 1933 to June 30, 1953 July 1, 1937 to June 13, 1957 September l, 1934 until all merchantable coal shall have been mined January 1, 1940 to January 1, 1960 July 1, 1942 to June 30, 1952 January l, 1943 to December 31, 1962 July 1, 1936 until all merchantable coal shall have been mined October 1, 1943 to September 30, 1963 June 1, 1947 to May 31, 1967 August 17, 1936 to August 17, 1956 State of Wyoming Union Pacific Railroad company It " ,, ,, II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II ti II II II II ,, ,, United States of America October 5, 1950 to October 3, 1950 subject to renewal every 20 years thereafter United states of ,America June 29, 1952 to United States of America y' June 29, 1952 Location of Mines Hanna, Wycming Superior, i'{roming Hanna, Vqoming Harma, Wyoming Hanna, \izy'oming lli>ck Springs,Wyoming Rel.ia nee, Wyoming Reliance, Wyoming Stansbury, Wyoming Winton, Wyoming Winton, Wyo.ming Winton, \7Uoming Vlinton, l'{yomi.ng Section 13, Twp. 21 N., Rge. 103 w. st of Sect~on 7, Twp • . 21 N., Rge. 102 w. N2 of Section 25, Twp. 21 N., Rge.103 w. SW¼ of Section 9, Twp. 22 N., Rge 81 Vf. Superior, Wyoming superior, l'Tyomi.ng Superior, },yomi.ng Hanna, 1/1,yomi.ng Section 3 Twp . 22 N ., Rge. 81 w. w½ and sw! of sE¼ of sec.33, Twp.25 N, Rge,81 w. Section 14, Twp. 19 N., Rge. 105 w. Hanna, \'Joming Hanna, \~omi.ng Rock Springs ,\".Womi.ng Reliance, Wyoming \'l½ of sw¼, NE¼, w} SE¼ of Section 52, Twp. 20 N. , Rge. 104 W. ~ i-&, Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8 (w½) of section 18, TWp. 20 N., Rge. 104 l'-l. sw¾ of Section 26, Twp. 21 N ., Rge. 104 VI, Lots 1, 8, 9 and 1 6 (E½ o.f E½) o.f section 12, Twp. 20 N., Rge. 105 W. w½ of w! of Section 34, Twp . 21 N. , Rge. 104 Vl • Lots 3, 4, 5 and 6 W½ of SWt;: (VT!) of section 6, Twp. 20 N. , Rge • 104 W. SE¼ of Section 20, Twp. 21 N ., Rge. 102 Vf. E½ of Section 18, Twp. 21 N. , Rge , 100 fl• Section 30, Twp. 21 N., Rge . 102 w. w! of Section 18, Twp • . 21 N., Rge . 102 w•. section 14, Twp . 21 N., Rge. 103 w. Section 24, T\~. 21 N., Rge. 1.05 W. sw¼ NW.!,s:1¼ SW4 of Section 20,Twp.21 N,Rge.102 V{. NVI¼ sw¼ of section 28, Twp. 21 N . , age . 102 w. E½, E½il½ Section 4, Nl'I¼ Nil~ Section 16, Ni Section 52, Twp . 22 N., Rge. 81 w., 6th P.Y. an~ • coal seam No .2 lying under the Nd, w½ section 10, Twp.22 N., Rge. 81 !;/. , 6th P,Jl, stansbury,1t7'oming Winton, ftroming Winton, Uyomi.ng ":!inton, TTyomi.ng Winton, Wyoming superior,\'zy-oming superior,V(yoming superior,vo,oming superior,;:~omi.ng Superior,Wyoming superior ,\'{yom:ing Superior,i-o,omi.ng superior,\'lyoming Hanna, cyomi.ng Over-riding royalty of l ½ cents per ton acquired by N.A. and Laura v. Swenson from Nugget CoaJ.. Company who had previously assigned t.o The Union Pacific Coal Company mining rights in coal seam No. 2 leased from the United States Government which accepted the assignment October 22, 1942 as additional lands held by The Union Pacific Coal Company under its lease effective June 29, 1932. �� 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 Corporate History of The Union Pacific Coal Company Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1948-11 Subject The topic of the resource The corporate history of the Union Pacific Coal Company. Description An account of the resource Compiled papers bound together, 11"x8", green spine and grey cover. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Union Pacific Coal Company Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0002 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co.