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'I (• Scrip ehown hereon u unoccou.n ted for la belns trlced ood U IIOOII U l001ted lD:," 1ddlU001l ndwld doe will be oeoL UNUSED Statement of Book Form s_[_=-_No.._ _ ---,,---__ TOTAL REFOND .. �letter Sheet No. Scrip l'lo'a m ... "" •. • ...ctt:11 - n. wt. Mileage • - - -;---- -- - - - -.......- - - -- - --- - - -- l-------------=-=-r· a a., v.. ,a. Bit Forward . _..r _._,.. per U N , ., Mile II II n_ et ,rw.te ~ ~ ,, Re fu~d .; f '7; ,, ,ti{., - - - t - -- - - t - -- --t-·:;- - - - - • - - - - ·- . · -0--1-- -- - -- - --tt--· -:.c-"~J; ~;·--.-tt-- - -;-:;.._)._ : - ' - / ·, f I /. - ,)- - ~ ,,_ . . . . ~ - • I _ _ _ _,_ ' •l , - - - - ~!~ ~- 1i-- - -:--- -n-- - - -r- / t.,· I I ) ✓ ' 2 11- - -...--,-~/. -----i,-+~~~-~-----+---"'~--t- - -- - - - ,--t-- - - - - - - - ; r -- -!..+ l - -v il------lr-'•~•--;,e-t-.. - --tt-- ...-/-;-I ~ I I j ~(,I - ,,< - - ~ - ~- - - - - - - - - ; - - - - , - --I •-._,-- - ; t - ·- - ··-I -- - -- ;- - -;-- - - l:r - - - ; -~I - ~ >-- - , I ' . 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UNUSED " Statement of Book Form S_ ~ No. ____ ~ ._.- i - ' / LESS lUWE."PTION FEE TOTAL REFONO 50 ,___i _ �l!ISSIXG SCRIP - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - + -- - - - - ; Scrip t hown hereon aa unaccounted for is being: tnccd ood u 1000 u locoted any 1ddltlonol refund due will be sent. UNtSED Statement of Book Form S _____No._--~----- �......,~_.. .,u. L\:t..t..'t-, ~.. tl ' ".\,,. - .. I ,, _ ,_ / . .: : -i ' /, :.- ~ ..3 I . , . ; -; ,.t\ : ? ,3l o ~ ( ,.,J ...., , <" n I < C't / "~ S' 5 7 < I ,:, -- ' Jr: ✓ 1;: r.Jt . ,. ----- : ~. ... -~ I-/, - ; l / L., 0 l t-/ f 1! - - J. t.l , - ,$- ..:. ,) 3 0 ,1./ t ,1./ 0 L/ ':- "/,.; .,· ~ ~ :LJ..i~ . /j ~; . .. ~ :, /.: ..l <-: ~ :- ~· • - .. c• ......, ·.:,.1_, ~ e _ ; ~ ~--~ ~~:_.. ~ c::. 1...._ ~- 13.,,, : .:. .-,1~. ... I~ I!,- ~~-:t. _,. ~I - A~ ~ ,· A I , ~ _ .i-- I UNUSED - - r: : --c-1<lo ~Lv Ii IJ/.. :i _y () ~ -~ 4' > l1 -' .. . .. Statement of Book Scrip shown hereo n II un accounted for la ~ lnir traced and aa oooa u located an,- 1ddltlon1J nlw,d due will be teat. Form S _ _ :J.c.___.._ No. _ ___ TOT.-1.Ui ,Ii' ' !I ., , /,, / / ~ - f ... : ~ ✓ -- I. /, L -- 11 1: I r'·, ~I ,' .. /_/_ I 11 tiV /✓ ,. .. LESS REDE.'1PTION FEE TOTAL REFUND ,I S',., L / .-, ., •I f :J !"> "; I' t: llilSSI);G SCRIP .. - - - ·.. I 'I I .. ;.,.1·, ~ ·,.•'., , _/) .j ✓ ., •. e"/,: I ., ~- / -- .,,1,{.~-1~---· . ' , . ,.,, .... L/ ~ rtehmd 1"1~ • '4le.. M lle ~_, /;. '- o I ;.~ ;_;-~r - :.r,r:·'? "' / • /.j ·"'- ... • ( < J .," ..... -......_... , , r / -' , '- ~4,. · / ;. t. .. ,-. o_ ~ ~ ..;__ /. I j - c, ..::_ ..:: .:._ st 7 ./t \ :,- •] - ----1---- Br't Forward -~ ' ., LE �letter Sheet lllo. Scrip ,,,.. ~ - - - - - - - -- - _ ---1 - - - - - - · r - - - - - ' . -..- , Scrip 1bown hereon 01 unoc-cou111ed for i. bclnll' traced and u sooo u located uiy addltlo11DI ruand doe will be leDL Statement of Book Form S_ No. Tl)TA!.." _ _ _L _ _ L _ , ', LI::l;.Q nwi,;_,1;:;?o~ FEE TOTAL REFU~D ,, 1 ,,.-- - .,,,;. • ·50 �... ·"· ""· ..,,101:• . ,, l ' ./ ,. 7. > :t/-i ) I ' ! rlotc t=t7 ..,. .' I j .....-·\ ,) ... '·' / ),.--.. / / ,_; l; •"'-' . . ,1f! Mile:, Net Rntc } 72-> f3.,. .) , - ti I t. -_ -\ I / -1 . -: ,· - i-, •,;' •"'-- ~V VlSSISG SCRIP J S f.-rip shown hereon ns un• accounted for is bcinir troccd ·1 and "" soon as loe<ltcd nny ~ be sent. additional refund due will __t'_m: _·s_x_o__ .. ____l ___....._ Statement of Book Form S ~ ---No. ncrund TOl'A l, REF I :,;'I) " �O ta:PARTMENT No.:_ AUOITNC. :to 9 A1m1<Ls~- - K llGISTRltb:I) IN ••~r • --- •\ ;_1 • ~ -· V O .... ,.._ :_ •• €) ~ (.': To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAKC c1-:e::cKs ~,\YABLC:: TO THE UN I ON PACI FIC COAL c o , ANO J\D0AC S!, A L:... ,t.MITT A?\ICE:S TO ASSIST ANT TREASU RE R. C Ht;Y~NNE, \'VY0Mll<G ::1u.fL<..<-·~'. ~,· . ~ ... ... c_-_ '~ I I I 11 ii Ii f,C ·N•~ ~ ,: I'I I / _!jj,,)_•~H•l f f ~ _l__ 'I c,umir 1 0 '! Cur.tbcrlnr.<1 ~!o.t, r iul I I Oft 15 POUND IN THUi ■ ILL. ftCTUflN IT WITH ALL ~AP~RS YO A\IDITOR f"OR COftflECTION ~o~~.~0"1NK OR INOKLIBLIE fttt:NC1L SHOUL D • • USED IN MAKINO ••LL• , ....,utSSIOH COP'Y WILL Ill!: TA~EN BY D CP.-tllTMCNT MAt<IHC BILL. �• { L J ~ St11ncl ur d F orm 803 OF FREIGHl: B ILL ~ ~-, ;?.::> ~• 4 · • • · · · ·· ,,.. _.-· / ,,. ,.,-~.: ~;• . ~~ -?;;l~ !d~-'-~~::..~ ~::.p9-__sta~io = :;..z.:;:::=se::..L .+-/-,~n~-f~:n ~ c c~,signeP..A·- _,,,L__v '" ,'. .,._ -~---,i/ •• · · , •. / /.• F~e,ght} V ,-..i,---o , J U ~ - ~ ---:r-- ...;.-,,.. _ ..- ,-'-"-- _____ _ _._Bill No. Destination _ ____ _ Route _ __ _ _ __ _ ~ N T O F' IJ: lll(l tr;t To TO 01:S,T\N I\T IO N ) ---- --- --- - - --- V nnorm 1ai~cnfic Ro1liliI'@~d! Comf.OlaK!lY9 Dr ' For Charges on Ar ticles Transpo r ted: • FOR U SE Ao J U N CTIO N POINTS ON FREIG HT S U BJECT TO C O NNt::CTING LI NE S ET,L EM!::NT. �Sundn1d DEP A R TMENT NO. - --- .. . r ,. a _ --- .-.\!~e:ri c•-. ... , ., ,c ,..t i .. - . -'-'"'......_.Jo _ .... ~ ry. • · -· .,., - - \ ._._ _ .... ..!. J.6,.___ ),.. f{BlilSTltlUU> I ts . ..:.. ( .,A l,• To THE UNION PACIF IC COAL COMPANY, DR. I .... J -,~-=- · c MAK E CHECKS PAYA3LE ·ro TH E UNION P ACI FIC C O A L co .. ANO ADDRESS ALL lsEMITi"ANCES TO ASS ISTA N T T R EASU RER. C HEYl!NN!a, WYOMING ---- . ---- - 1\ 'i J : ~ :.'::'c~_::·j-~. p:-i tl on tl:0 (!.011..: ::: ..... . t'C: .:.'\t'b ~: t~"'ln t.1.. 0 i'o 1l (, .1in3 Ir~voi cc. l ~O ·-:·2G,)l 0 J-:.tl;; 1:.::i !) 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Porn, &lJ ~ . / ~PY OF FRE IGHT / • ~---.;-, ... ...... ~ Consign ~ ~::6-' -z:,/' Destination _ _ __ R oute_________ 1..6! .., Ir _z_ ; . ..,,.,...~t / --=.=._ _ ~#- - - _____ \ r:olNT or or,~Om T O ~ T10N) 0 -- - -- - - -- -- Union Padific Raili cad Company9 Dr., For (Jflarg'!s 011 _ A,!·ticles_ Transported: 0 TOTAL jl t: • F O R USE AT JUN CTI O N POIN T S O N FREIGH T SU B J ECT TO CONNECTI N G LIN E SETT LEM E N T . �i Mok'-' Cht clc1 P11vabl"I 10 thu Comp3ry -·-===----=== ==-=-===--==-=-=====-====- ~= ~---====...,.;-===-====-"'""'=== • FOR USE AT JUN CTION POINTS ON FREIGHT SUBJECT TO CONNl::CTlrJG UNE SETTLEl\11::NT. �Porn, 13(1 ~ , _(_G·-~--.. I I . e--- . , / Ga~io ck Pa ck i ng Coo, '.. C. ;1 , i ( i .!.. ~~) - ' ,'..;UOIT 11:C. Cheyenne , rryo. , November 1 , 191 5 Denver , Col o . RE\a,-rE.n::i\ , , 't" . )\ ,.· ,c=,,' / To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAKE CH.;.CKS FAY'\l:lLl! TO THE UNION <>ACIFIC COAL CO, M~~ \O:J kSS AL._ flCl11TT'ANC:!S TO ASSI S'(A'JT TRE:ASURER. CHts YeNr-.t::, WYOMINC i' Fc,n amount of eX)?r ess pa id fo r shipment of 1 ! p a.ek i ng shipped fob Rock Springs - Invoice 1• lTo. 68664 dated September 14, 1 91 5 . PA 1 1 No. 27 695. :Paid by Voucher 111 38625 I• 99 cen t s # I I i' ! \, Ii Origi na l Expr ess Bi l l at tach ed. I Cancelled : Th i s ch~1.:-:-ge is covered by Bi ll Audit St 904 , WJ.ci.e b;f Mr. Lee. ,I I I W "tf. . CR&l>IT Th Rook Springe Mat erial Al'l'HOVnn: �c.: ( DEPARTMENT NO. - - - - _ Chey:onnc. \"/yo . • irovembe_r 1, 191 6 R ri1;1sTn:< R n Denver, Colo. 1N To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAKE CHl:Clt!> ?AYAEILC': TO THE U N ION PACIFIC COAL CO. /\NO AOORL,SS ALL Rl!MITTANCl!S T O ASSISTANT TREASU RER, CHEYl'!NNE, WYOMING ::. roR cmo~·1t .) f o:;r_)r 0:.::· !~t--: :L<l for chipr1ent of pcckinc c: ~i:>!.1Ct~ .fc0 ~ ocl: SprincEi - I nvoice ' 1ro . 5DG04 itatct1 ::c ~t e:.'lbo:..~ 1,1-. 191 5. PA i1 , n o . 27695. \· :."l._:j_ (l ·:.i~r -.rouchc::i". ~.~1 38625 I• .I i l' Orig ina l ~:.Xpr ess Bill o.tto.ched. l· II, Cc.ncel l ed : ~nis charce i El covered by :Sill .J.ndit 9 9984, r1a do lJ~,r ~!r. Lee. ------------ ---- .Au6iic,R°.-· III Rook Sprinte :lat e riul ll J t;t.. r~h\' 1}ni1_)' 1h~u th'-,: al ,11\~ "-H'\.:11un1 i~ ror rt:ct : ...___, - - ·L ~· ~.. .::.. ~ .,,,,. ./ L-,, I .: A.-..~vi-.u 99 cents] .- 7 ':-y .a,_f:._,P'--, -; A 1•r,cuj ,.,.,. N O IN THl8 IIILL IU:TUMN IT W IT tt ALL fl'AP£.RS TO AUDtTOR P'OII COFHle:C T IO N ·::::~EU■L~ P llH CIL S H OUL D ■I:!: u a~D I N M AKING BILL■. 0 ~o"..~.t;.';;;R.~ : ..i .,,THY A'II> Cm. 1. f<·110 , -1 ...__.p - _/ IMPA119810N C 0'9Y W ILL DE TAKEN D Y 0 1',.AATM S NT M A K ING B ILL/ A~,T.(;1:s L. l\1As<rHII<. :,; �"' " aCII · - 0 1!:'PARiMENT N O . __ _ _ ~ u....,_ ... _ --- n,1. ro . _chcyGnnc t .:y o~-... iiOVO!llH.U' l . ,_191 5 --- - - l}c nV(;'T D Colo o _ H. ll<ilSTlttlltll 1 S ~.... - -"• .-: ·•. \ - ,~ ....... .; ., .;. --· '"- To THE UNION PACIF IC COAL COMPANY, DR. ~1AI\E: CtlLCh.;; !"AYABL!:: T O T H E U N ION P ACI F IC COAL CO. AND ADDflC:.!-a ALL RE:MITTANC!i:S TO ASSI STANT TREASURt.::R. CHEY!!NNE. WYOMING -..::..:...--.-i Fo n cno·,u~ ,1f _::-_:.re.: :)._.i ll :·or cl.d.11:.:,ort of 11 i~2 c:ri n G i:} 15 ::_1 :cl: -~·o ~~ ~:oe:: Sp1,i r~CD - I nvoi cc -~o. G8GC4 t.!.~~ cd -~C.!.l1 c ~1) cr 1 4: , l~l G. ::J;. "~ 0 • ,., ')7 G•·., P~ o ..,(.:!.,: • • 1}~- ••. OUC1:0Z' • ,..0 or ~ ~ r...,,_ .:, ~~ 1 1·I I 11 Ori c i n:.~l :::rr,rccLl Jill ot tachccl. I 1· I I. Cancell ed : Thi s cl-H..1.rce i s covered 1i~, Bill Auel.i t •9 9984 , mc.u.e by !1r. Le e. I I I I I'l •j' I •I l',I ------ ------ ------ ------ •Au6i-foR.-- i! ii -:,:,.~ ~".':.':c 1 p UNO IN THI ■ 8 1LL , fl&TUftN IT WIT H ALL ,.A PE.fllS T O AUOITOA P'Ol't C ORRl!CTIO N l~Jlt ~DELl ■Llt fl'E NCIL S H OULD ■I! U SRO IN M A KI N O DlL':-8 IMPRe9SION COP Y W ILL BE T " K ll! M BY D E~ARTME NT MAKINC BILL �t _:1~ ::.: ci : )c~.._t 01?.PARTME NT No. _ __·_ ·- -- - - - • A U D IT NC. - - - -- H ll!GIST li l{KD \ ::. ~ C? . I - - - - r To THE U NIO N PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAKE CHEC"S PA YAC3LE TO THE U N ION P AC IFIC COAL C O , AND ADDR[o.S S ALL REMl :TANCE S T O ASSISTANT T REASURER. C H E Y l!NNE,)NYOMING ") t ( !~ ~~:: 11 ~ ·) . I'. :! J .) :_•,, Cl,•: . . . ,,: ' ' f ::o. ::•; .:,.- t: ~ Ol..iC'i~ ' lal I.·. ~1)1·:.=. .:,_,.--: · __-.~~c-:: 1 ..r:. , l fJ_;jl\ ] . ~~-=~1:-'i cc _-.,~ .· ;.(L c :c- . ::.386:;5 . ·::,:,re:.m :'i. 2.:!. c-Lt~e1~clL I I' I II I IL ! i• I I :: j· 1: Ii Co..ncelled : Thi s churce ic covered b~ Bill 99984 0 □ad.e by :1ro Loc o 1' ;1 I.I' !' I I' I\ ~ (;// -=---- l\ t IU> r ~-- -- - -·- - -- - --· i! Ck&OIT TU "I· ' Ii ,, ~ ~! I' i, j' i ,• ,, :1 I· ~::V,';."o".:::c MO N THIS D ILL 1111!:TUIIH IT W I TH A LL ..APf!AS TO A U DITOR , 011 CORRECTtON . ~::!.~ E L l~LE PCNCIL S HOU LD U SED I N MAKI NG B IU..G. IMPRESSION COftY ~ •LL BE TAl<EN e v D IEPA~TMl!MT MA KIN C BILL . 0 "' ·1\ if)D()n~\rnnda~<I Ji_l,{.,,Ji~ ·•J 0 ■E 1, -- �11182, &far., 1915. > mn AmerriC2lJil Express CoOm1,rC~ar~]l)\$ Y_9. mr=. _ =~ -·:;.-l_~~s. :- _ For Transportation o.J---------'---.;..___________ ,. 6 ~ ~ F ·r011,___ _...:....:.;__=-------------Slalc 01 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Advanced ChargLs , • - -;--- · - - -:- - -- Shipped bY---- - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - - - - ~ Amqunt of C. 0. /)~'- - ~ -- ~.....- -... D cde, of Slupment-- - - -- Wciglil---- -- -bs. Rccciucd pczyment for t he Company. Total, $ = ====::-:=-.= American ExpTC118 Compaey iuae11 Money Orde rs, Draft&, Travelers Chequc3, Telegraph ar:d Cable Transfers auailablc in, and forwards shipment:; to and from, all parts of lite world. �f ....--... ~o Ame1rn.c.all11 Express Compami:.y9, ~Jr. S f Cts. / • j •• ~- ,,, For Tra Mpurlation of___, _~-''---~_-f _..,_- •- --:------1 I /,·. From,_•_ ....,-= - - - - ~ - - - ~ -- Sf-ate of_ f _ _-f_• _ _ -~·- · _ - - ----t,'-2'. - -,.- .-.-- n Our O'liarges ,. ~• .Advanood .(fka1r,}!es• - - - - - l l -- - Duties Shipped, by_ _- - - : : . , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - _,, ;· r D ate of Ship""'!;:;,___ / _ •._-·_ -1"'- --- Weit1i:tt_:,--·· ~f'· lllit£. .11.mounf:ofJ (J; 0 l.D. .,..,.=-----!•"='!""".-- xuta.11;. sl!?·5=!!:!!!!l!!:!!!!!~~~- Becei11ed payment for tJie, €-0-mpOAIJfl'- '==================-_:,.J;-'''.,;_;;;;;.======== ======= ===~,~oVE=::.i~u;;;;;;:., - >--- �,-F urr11 \ :tO R '!lGIST'IS RIU) I :,; l To T HE UNION PACIFIC COAL COM P AN Y , D R. j -·-·--. -. ---,, 'I - MA l<.E CHE:CKS PAY ABLE T O T H E U N I O N PACIFIC COAL CO .. AND ADDRES S ALL REMITTA NCES l 'O ASSISTANT T REASU RER. CHEYl!NNE:, WYOMING 1\ of .. .., ,. "') ~ , v l o ) f s.J,o ~ill a t tact.od 2:1c:rcto . i' I ri1 I I' ;· I ' :l I Ii .,II I .I :1 ·1 -~;,-.mi1 r · -- -· '- I '. 1 l I I I I ' '-·--- -- -- - - - - . ' ·1 a H1;~·ntv A ~n C o 1.1. 1t t ·Trn?\ -,- --A ~sT c-;FNI.. - • --M A N A<;nn , ~/.,.-7L.e7 - r----.<Yl....- ~~ ...Q. • • I F AN &.lllAOR I S P'OUN O IN THIS B ILL, PIE.T URN IT W ITH A LL ,-AP£:RS T O A UDITOR P"O N CORRECTION. C O PYI NC. I NI< OR IND E U S L ft P E NCtL S H O ULD ■ I!: USE D IN MAKIN O U ILL8 . IM,-Rl!S910N CO~Y WILL 911!: T A K E N BY DEPARTMCNT M A K ING SILL/ ~ / or rh« Aii<lito;. �- DP. 1. E O F SHtPt'~": E!'\:T ~ - -'C Ot'H'+CT ! NG Ll l'JE R t::..-Et--1E N C MBER CF P ACKAGi::s-:- ARTt ZCiis ,~ND M A ~ ,,. f ' '- •/ uf I.,;, /T ( / /,:) ' ,(• \.., \ ... -· "' 1/ ·--- ~.,'-'. . _... , J . II s 0R1G 1NAL c ., ..1 INITIA L S AN D N O .I P R EVIOU S W AY B ILL !'lEFERENC ES WEIGl-!T I R ATE I ""' •f ~/\;!~ 17 i ~, , ,,..)_ ;,; a¼I _,,, I I ADVANC:::S II FREI G H T i / I' TOTA L 11 b -~~:!-cf' Ii I /) 1 ij l! \---· r I ,,,...- -~ ~-e( , ? . •I _ __ _ _ . Y:?3' ), --- .. - - I ____ , I I ' I : I 'I I i' 11 ~ I I i I i ! i.. I I -!, I I l l ~ oloi : .... ...... . Prepaid ..... ... t_·-~ - I I ~.1. (..' \ !1 wI tf/ ~~ ) /7.;i l ✓' I t " T OTAL PREt>A IO $ _ _ (OJ ~ ' - --;:- ..v- ..... \...r"/ .t!.t_, \\ I (m I 'I T o C Jllsct .. ... I -'--- . ~,I i ~II r,:i;":a• C t!ccl:.1 P ll.v:ibi11.1 to t ho C o mp3ny • FOR U S E. AT JUNCTION POINTS ON l"REIGHT SUBJECT TO CON N ECTING LINE S ETTL EM E NT. �Form 130 ~ ....1.ncoc:~ , .• 0 A nn :<F....~... . Cla.-.uc:r,U<.~, •.. ~:o ~- ~ l:OV(:r.fot'!_' 1 t_ 1915 Cl nir, :,rc.nt , -D..2::l1r.. 0 .::ob. :..':i:'(:.i(·i: t t To THE UNION PJ-\ CIFIC COAL COMPANY. O R . I MAK !i: C Hi:::ChS PAVABL ::: T O TH E UNION P A CI FIC C O A L CO, AND AODRLSS A L L r-;EMITT A~ICG:S T O A SS ISTANT T R E A SU RER. CHE:Y :;:NNE, W YOMIN G ( . ~ ....... ... ,. .... • t - :.~:..!:_.::~; ' t .. e;..... :rL~<.-~:? :!~1J ,U .. ~,C ~1 I 11 .; ~... ~' ( ' ) ' ~ · • ..... .;,. ,,.,,_ • ~ ( ~"'1 .·....,,.. , , . ... ~,l t,:C ~ cov~:.::.·0ti oJ }1.vc d _",D • .{!~~J 111. ~ 1!3~1~ ?~t!:)J.; ,, ' ) /1 '-> - •·. ,~ • \";: ♦."' ' !.56 ., CG 1-'.I~LlG .J • '-,.• ., -,<;~ • IJt'. ~ , ".. ' •J t. J i L c·~ . . -: c ,. . ,. ·:.:!.L~~-~~;:! :~..: l~( ,·~ -3.0 ! ~ :~t.1 o fJ:3, )r~~c., l f)·1 , :·:.c J ::!:J - 3t·d (~).u~-~1 ~~:!.~l o ...."c:-!.. ~·::t ;~r· , .J.~J. 1 Gor::.e ction : 2~cfl;tct c h ~~ I r , : c 1 .. ne_,r .f~or1 c::.:.~ . tL l )i"}1 () or, :f)· .1:'. t "i].e i n ~~r:ct}·rj0~1~"..J (~: :::- lea.cl:: :':iee Le l-tcr ::i.:::·or1 '1 • .l? . l·'. .:~. Co. --,.( v.; etl_ ~rovemlJeT 9 , 1 ~1 1!) , ;:11: ~ac}.e<1. to :)i l l F1.:) cr ~. ,. , ,: [! Li. ." • ,u O I II 'I r 'I q II ii '1 I i ,I II ,,' 1! i .1 Ol'C For 1hr• An1li1or �ri I :.:!' o • • ·-. ; : , ... .:'f'."\}! ~!✓G nn CC]<? Cl r.. ir1 ..\ r·~: iitg !J. ·J o. ·.• .::. ~~n o, ~):r:r~ .._1u 9 IIoi;rt; s'k~1. o Un ion paoif,c .. �. . . n D"oiuc GSG1 ~ UNrON PACIFIC SYSTEM ,:.v. u. BANcoou:, :vn:1:1an-r CL4.nC .A.oCJC"X' Dr .,-01:t'U 21.CPLT l"Lll.l.8.J) Jl-E.171:Jl TO 'UNI.OM PA.CJ.710 ll-.AD..llQA.l) ~ A ~9. No.03??3-501-25 OMARA, NEB.. Union Pa0ifi0 Coal Coo • • Cheyenne, YTyoo November 9th, 1915 §UH. YI AOi~ Dear Sirs;I r eturn herewith papers i nyour Audi.t No. 102213, amount ~12.84 oovering a shipment of peache-a movi ng on Five Points, Utah biled at Ogden,Utah to Rock S:pri>.ngs waybill 153 da ted Sept 5th, 1915. In reply to your statement of November l ~t , 1915, Will anvise Yo 1/ have failed to take into consideration the ~j 6. 00 ch ..~r ge p e r ca r ~: :in addition to the 68 cent rate. In this connection ,nll te~er you t o UP GFO 14320, ICC 1988 effective Jviy 13th, 1915. that I fi gure the actual overcharge on this shipment to be 0 6.84 0 tJPOn return of your amended claim, r e.ading overcharge ~)6.84 vouche r will be issued promptly. Your~ truly F. 1', ~!O'! 12 1915 BU F. crrd!d~ p. Freight Claim Agent �• .-OR IJSE AT JUNCTION POINTS ON FREIGHT SUSJ:::CT TO C ONNECTING LINE SETTt.Ef.lENT. �\lt,flU )3(1 - ·------·- ' .. H nti JST 1t1H m 1 :-. l f To THE U N ION P ACIFIC COAL COMPANY, D R. M A K E C t-1E:CKS P A V ABL.I:. TO T HE U N ION P A CIFIC COA L CO , ANO ADDRESS AL.I.. REMITTANC E S T O A S SISTANT TRl?:A SURER, CHEYENNE, WYOMIN G .. F o1< ,..,,. 1 ~ -· .. ... __ ~ .... ;: ~...:;. :: C" • (i , . t -.J .... ,;,_~ . , _. ' =·~- 1..: ~,: • . :~~-l ' ' ,.' t' l I r-:~,...:::;:(._-: .i.·. .. ~ ~ ~...: :~, ..... ,,-- -~· . .. ·' •• a -:: • .... ..;- l' -~ ·•·'--·· I ......... I · f 1 ~ - . i ; u ,11· ,, -, , \ // CK~111··, ·10 11 ··-- --·----- - . - A1•1·110Vl,!I\ tt: AN c..RO,. IS ;ouNO IN;....;, ;.L~. ~e.TUR~ tT iNtT~ ALL ~APCR~ to iuo,1'u~ f"OR ~ORRf!CTION , 1MPAtr.9910N COPY WILL SI! TAKEN DY OCf;,AATMCNT MAKING DILL eo•YINC. INM OA I NDEU■Le PENCI L SHOUL O BE U SED \ N MAKtNC S ILL& �.. ..-..: .• • I II .,. r; - . ....... : I ·• . \ . • . ~ -;--,~ . ,;,_. ,. · - . . : :.' . . •. : . J. . .......... " .,·- .--·... '. . . .. .,;. - _;/. n· - , . ~II F'.P.B. NOY 6 1117 l . ') ,t \ Y.•w: ~ \ ~ \ • ... �WESTE:.RN UNION A . 0 . C., 5!!;" -, ~__- : _·_ . ·,: .,:;:r OFFICE. JS, FACTORY 1612·1620 Ct:.NTl!A ST, 300h3009 A~OTI N ST. TELE PH ON It MAIN 8 0 0 . YA:.r- , ~ J. - : .,.,_~-- -'~:-1'.~ r:- :__- -_____:::-='- FO·l~f W~T~IR!..WQR ~s SYS'l?~M S ~ o::~Yrad: ~ A·•..,~ ..,.,,_-~_&_r_ s ( ~\ 1917. NoV :i 1917 Mr. F.P.Briscoe , Auditor , The Union Pa&ific Coa l Co., AUDITOR'S OFFIC£ flLE NO, _________ __ Cheyenne, Wyol!ling. u1JNSET~LED BILLS o.s.1.RA Dear Sir:- \ ~ -,~ • \ I '1 QUOTATIONS SU8~ECT TO Ot_ANG[. WITHOUT NOTICE . ALL AGREEMENTS AR[ CONTINGENT UPON STRIKt::S. ACCIOENT5 OR OTHER DELAY UNAVOJDABL~ OR BEYOND OUR COJ,,iTROL . ReferrinB to your letter of October 3rd, fil e BC 102215, covering claim 1',461, o.w.R.& -ir• .tty. , for overcharge in freight on shipment of pipe from Tacoma to Cumberl and, Wyom~ng, July, 1915. We beg to inform you the matter was referred to our traffic department and they have fi:nsliy run do1",n your claim and find it was paid. through Ur. Copland's office under his number 0806-85-2 in the sum of $~'1.60 With aoa•rued interest, making total claim $41.01. Through some error in not giving it the proper claim number the dra ft was oredited to other claims and by a thorough oheok and audit of the matter we find this should have been forwarded to you. We are now pleased to forward you our voucher f 117, check f 6257 in the sum of ~ 1.01 covering the above claim and no doubt .you will be pleased to .receive it and close your files on this unss ttJ.ed business. tie regret it has been overlooked, but the oleim was not paid until the early part Qf the year. Tbanking you for pnst favors and trusting we ma.y have the pleasure of' yom,: oompe.ey's continued valuea patrotJa.ge. r.e are ~'ound . .. •.: ---:::-.rre-e=-P'res f UER-BO i f I I �~ W EST ERN U N JON CONTIN U OUS STAVE ~~odlni--';lf,',;~4-~ J'~~ ~~it~ W'~,,_~_:eee4 ..... 0 F F, C E & F"ACTO RV 16 12~1620 C C.NT1!.A ST. 3 0 0h3009 A~OTJ N ST. T E LEP H ONE: M.-.1N eoo • We have your l etter of the 3r d i n reference to cl aim *4-462 against the o.w.R.R.& N. Co., over charge on f rei ght , wooden pipe f rom Tacoma. to Cumberland, \'iyoming, i n July, 1915. In response will say we have not r ecei ved any further information from the railway company up to this writing nor have we any r c:cor d_ in our files of receiving your l etter of ~Y 8 , 1917. h'Vi dently your l ett er was not r ecei ved or it would have been duly answered. No doubt i t has gone astray as we £ind no record of it r eaching our of fice. We are, however , t aking U!' with our traffic manager regarding t his shipment ancl as soon as he can get information we will i m·~ediately forward same to you. We are very glad you have again called this to our attention in order that ':.e may review wt.:at bas been done in regard to the cl aim. i ours truly, Wlm-BO ·,:-.. p .B .. OC1 9 1911 �('\ .. '?,..--/iu:•;, ,,--.. ~o ::rt..,~jnl1, ·,j... ~~-~~~ -·: , ~''_!~) ::: ' ~'in~t.on ° i ::,0 .. ?01111d1:·r Co o 9 . • ·,(:.i.nr'i.io n o .'1.ucl.i t or . ~ -e 1 C,1 • �i \. • ve r=-. P . B JUN 9 1917 �f) ~-- •"' n. ,, ~ • ·- •• .> 0 o. - ., \ ., ., . . L: ...,,._...... •'· - ...., ,. 0 ..... ....: ...... ......,. ,,-~ ~ . - · .> omn•:~ . f. " _,,1.• r::~ "'· . . ·r~: •~..;:.,..:.. F"-P-BM~'< 8 1917 �.,/ �., .....,.... '"'"' e • ,,.,..~ . ..,... ~ OFFIClt & FACTORY 1612•1620 Cl:NTCR ST. .300h3009 Ae.OTI N ST TELEPHONE MAIN 8 0 0 . . ~~ ..JO:_: ·~ - . ~-:.~.--:7-~C:$~~f;: ~~~:- •• ••~F,{w~-,~!Rtw<,i'RK~~· svs-raMs · •-'::·f.'.i· :-;;:.~ •. ;: 'a ~ AOOAESS ALL C'OMMUNICATIONS TO THE COMPANY %eonia,,~,4;, q_t, 9.J7/. ~e:p.temb~r .9 0 RECEIVE 1'1r. ] ' . P. Bri s coe, Auditor , The Union P3.Ci i ic Coal Co . , Che~·0n11e , ·•-~' O?:lil'lg o De::.r Si r: QUOTATIONS SU!tJECTTO CHANG~ WITHOUT NOTICE. AU. AGRECMENT$ARC CONilNGll:N"r UPON STftlt(tS. ACCI OENTS OR OTHER DCLAV UNAVOJOABLf OR eEVONO O U R CONT ROL. . 6th v;ith the enclostn•e of s tipul e,t ion i :c. du~-15.ccte i n oo: c.l f of the Union P::?.c i f ic Coal Co. , _ cov ;;r L..s c l ~'.i 1,: . duly file with the ~.ailv:ay. Yours t ;.1.i ly , �•." . : ~. ·'. } .,(,. t>r· : ,.:,~ri- .• , - . ~· . , . , ,.-· !! , ., "').:_.:_~tit.,.!!(' , f .'"': 1 f· \ ( ; -b , - "'. ·· n ··j ,"'? -;(I• - u .. ,,. �:.:i., o •~o :~ o z:,~:~ . .01 ., Vic·) ::.i :.•o:; ::.:·o. .:.t. 9 • •• ..:·21:c':;m1 :~i :i,o ~:2.con, ·:i'c.rf1J.:_~_:·:.,o:..1~ OR!OJNJ;L S1c:q::r., F. P. BRISCOE, Per I<'. 1'-l.L.LM!RE. �COPY ' ·:.:':.'.3: IEIG'i'O[ PI PE & 20ulTIH Y CO. 'J:n.e m1C::.ersigneci, '.!:he ·::a.shin:':to;1 1:ipe & ? ov.11d.r~r Co., t11e c onsi.::;-nor:, of' the f'ollmr.i.nr,de3c~· i bed s hipin9nt:- Car U.P. 70869 Co:-:unodi ty Das t. j ~10. t i on Y/000. Pi:pe and ~he Unio'!'l Pacific Coal Co., the consig neo t ner eof, o.n;t t!'.e unders i ; ned Orc•:-:on·.h.shb;·ton ?.ailro:1d & l'.:r.r.i.g.ition Co., stil-·:.ll'."l.t e ~ 1J. :.lf.'l•ee fa 1t ~n y ordel' cnt.Jrad ir. the ~bo•re entltl ed infon;nl complo.int for a r ei'm1d O!l a c co•.~t of t nc exce~si ve fl•e i f;ht cxi.rc;es collected on s :•.id shipr.ient sh'., l 1 be i n f :1v· Ol• J: t~o · •a.s::1i ng t on Pi!'e [.; ? o;.: ndr:r Co., the c ons1p 1,)rs. :a:· __(..,s:..-__a;.;,·.;..•.._)_ ·_i:_.-=E:..:•.....::.1.:.:·•u;::s:..:s;a.e;""l=-]=·- - C OllS ~ ) 10:'S • The uni 01! :i?:;..c i f ic Co::i.l Co . 3;; - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - B:; - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - �cooc::g. W t!ST6.RN UN ION A . O . C . 8 1!'.' A .... :- tr :' . i . O~PICE: & F'ACTORV 1612•1620CCNTl::R ST. 300h3009 AOOTI N ST TELEPHONE MAIN eoo Vie art; nereni th enclosing copy of l etter and s tipulation i n C:.uplica t e, bearing our signature, all of which are sel f expl anatory, and woul d ask that you kindly sign the same and r eturn t o us . You will note copy of l et ter covering this information and will be pl eased i f you ,·.i ll promptl y return stipul ati on after you have s i gned same. Tbanking you for t he prompt attent i on you will give t his natter, we are Yours trul y, \VER- HO t:!'J·' �C00C.5 WESTERN \.IN ION ADC 15:!." ;ffll'\'.~~~ : ~~ ,,y.i\iil)i ~ 0 F'~IC C: & FACTO A V 16 \2· 16Z0 C £NTCl'lt S"J" 3001,3009 A~O TI N S T. T EL.IE P H ON£ M AI N • F'OFf ~- ~-,,: s• s ([-~':..~-,. • -~ ~~~~!fq~KS SV ST~MS AODR£8$ ALt.' COM M UNICATIONS TO TM£ COMPANY ~ aoo .. ~/{a,4;, q t,f}!y/ ;:eO'I//U:Y/1 Augu.ot 28th,l9l6o l ~ . J!. "J. :t.oun s btli'y 0 G. P • .A. , O•tr ~:J Coo 9 Portl;:ind,Oroacn. QUOTAT10H~ SU&Utt'T T O 01AHG E WITHOUT NOTICE . ALL AGRECM CNTS ARC CONTINGENT UPON STRl,C,CS. ACCIOC:NTS, OR OTHER Ot:U\Y UHAVOIOA&l.f OR BE YOHO OUA CO.NTROL near sir: (Jonocrning you:r :fi l 0 1 2127- A- ~ l ot tor of •i;J!~ scoontoenth i notw.nt , and :pr e v ious let ·cor e i n t ho r.mt ter of our cl<li.~ "3461. t7e bol 1eve you a ill find t hd.t i;ho ::oy or Jct. c ombina tion of re.tao t'Jll i c!1 i -i; i s you"~ fur1, os o t o protec t in thie case a o indica t ed to ud , is a l ~~~d:, ~ r.nttcr of publiahed t aritt xooord , and uo do no t undcre t~nd thercf o?c you rcfe?cnco to~ nccos3- 1ty for awa i ting pub l ic~tion of tuTiff 6?- C. You adv i sed uo s one t i uo ~GO ~h~t t ½iaturi ff \/-5 s ovor~l month.a a.ray in p:;.-os pec t of publico.tion , u.nd th.L\t ,1bon r e issued you s.7ottld be <.1ble t .o dispose of tllia matter. Wo h2.v-1 ro contl y ::-ocoived a c opy of t he r oissuGd xi:z tari ff ,and uc fai l t o ac ~ any change ~heroin o.s to t h iG situation a t ~:oyor r ~ tho oxp3ct~tion th~t we n i11 bo h~l .. ping secure a n e arly settl (> .mnt ue c:U"c accompliah ing atipul.ation ..lone t m l.i nes of your suggestion of t ho 11evonto3nth alth ough -.·,c h .1vc n o advic o of t i tle of this ce so wi th t ho· rnteratats Oom?!lerco Co!Dmi s aion ,as \lo ·ravo ha d in a1m1l ~r informal complainta 111 t l'!a p.Aat , and .as t ba l ~neuago of ·l.hn e tipul a.ti on u o~l d socm to indica t e ~ c s h oul d ha.To t o compl.c,te ~rcpQ~ly. Yours vc_·y t r uly~ -;;rw'~··~:::::;;"".A'I"'--- !.-• o _u===n=--d - ~y-:: I ~;,,~ �~ It) I ,,- I I L. I �I I I r �C O O E -5 WE.STERN UN I ON A . 0 . C , S t!" Ll3 ~ ~ ,:n .. I~ ~ ~~ ·',\: ,, . , Mr, F.P Briscoe, Audr, Union Pac. Coal Co., Cheyenne ,Wyo. Dear sir: Your file T letter June 9th. \ We ar~ enclosing copy of cur letter as above f'or your inform ) ation,in connection nith your fila ·fl.s given. Vle are sorry that we ii.re . not in a position to hasten settlement , vihich will neceasarily be slow by reason o~ having to come to you at the hands of the Commission . . / ,, ... V/im-BO • Yours ve-:y tr1.,1.ly, ..J �Pi2o '.i: • ., . ,, - - 0 ·::.ci1!1~.:tui1 :'i 9c rd t o o .: ~ , , •. ~)1i:1~;tc. .! . • 7 ~r~n.ru., 31&1\"".:t"'...., :.: . f, P• .:tii,SCOi, • �11 f. i..:.~_) 0 F'P"ICC & FAC'"rORY l6H~•1620 Cr.NTt!:R S T. 300h3009 A!!loOTI N ST, TELEPHONE MAIN aoo a ,-\. ... ' r-:; ,.,,~ ~ ... ~- .·c::o.~.-w~~ ~~~~R'~s- s _-.-:;. ·~:-~::~~-- -. • "\.., - ·\ .~: I • S'TE'IMfs 0 A p ~ e : s s ALL 'cOM°'MUNiCATIONS ,-o TH E COM P A NY !::faemrba/~)'f:;j//t. Ult. 9.7J?I. .rune 3rd -,J: 9·1 , . : ~>..:l ~::J 0 ?,!X. P.P,Eriscoe, Audr. TJnicn Pacific Ccal Co., Cheyenne,Wyomi~g. Dear sir: ,. l. ~ : ~ ,.11-:!s zvr:t~ - ~--- -- , i ,_ • • ' , I I - - - • _ _ _ _ ,...,. _ QUOTATIONS SUBUECTTO 01ANGE WITHOUT NOTICE . ALL AGRECMC.NTS AR[ C.ONTINGEHT VPON STRIKES. ACCI OENT!> OR OTHER Of:L~V UNAVOIDA.&Le OR eE:Y ONO OUR CONTROi..,. Ref'erring to your letter. March 1 8th , and correspondenc e i n r e gard to overcharge on shipment of J?ipe v-.,e made t o you at Cumberland i n uP car 70869 last .ruly lst,we return herewith your bil L Audi t 1/-102215 vs . the Oregon Short Line :for ~~ 3?. 50. '\J!e incorporate hereaftercopies of claim ourn numbe r 461,which v:e presented to the 0-W R&X Co. ,in your interes t,wi th ac company ing letter, a nd reply from G.P.A. Lounsbury. The exact rate situation will be PiaiJ"I to you f'rom this ratv..rn , c:.nd you will see that while there is no question of a fi nal ab atement of charges we a..re not in a. position to hurry the payment whi ch must come as an auard through the Interstate Commerce Commission . -- ~:r. Lounsbury shows that refund to 59·li 2.s offered by him will be \ held in abeyance for a time ,and. we will therefore ·wi t l1.-hold. re tu.rn of clai!ll \I to him, until. you have '.1::12.d an opportunmty to \·1ri te usJ.saying how you fe e l in tr...e matter of acceptamce of settlement ofi'eredby him as u volunta ry petition\ to the Commission. ·J vre will spare no p&ins to handle the matter to your greatest satisfaction but we do not Ylish to do anythi ng th.at may embarassXIDIX you in the least. Kindly advise us after perusal of following correspondence. "SOLD TO---oregon Washington Railroad & Navigation Co., cr..a.rged Should be portland,Oreg on. Claim B461 30 ,OOO# @ 30,000# @ $ 210.00 overcharge $ 52. 50 ( 15?.50 oreg on snort ,Jine frei~ht biJ.l :fte6 dated July ?th 1915 ,at Cumberland, wyoming,attached for Ut' car 70809 n • �F.P.R. 12---June 3rd,1916o ------------------------- To H. E. Lounsbury from Washirigton Pi pe & j?oundry Co. 11 We are handi ng you herewith claim B46l which we are pl a cing with y~u . for_refund of $52.50 on Union Pacific ca r ?0869 conta i n i ng wooden wate r pipe shipped by us to the Unicn Pacific Coal Co. ,at Cumberland ,Wyo~ing. You will note we ight of 12600# charged f inally as a ca rloa d at the th.rough calss C rate of ?Oi minim'.l..l!t weight 30 ,OOO# unde c your tar i ff 6? B,I.rJ.0.#223;having been originally assessed ut 59 ~i made up of the r a te of 52½¢ to Moyer Jct and 7¢ beyond. The 70</ r a te applied is prima facie, unreasonable , as i t exceed s a the combined local r a tes as above,and a reasonable r ate seems t o be the rate to Granger O?l wood.en pipe of 52i¢' ;ina smuch as the class Crate applied here at Cumberland,is the s ame as the class C r a te i11 e ffec t to (;;rn.nger . V!e l~ve no doubt but that i t Wc~s your i ntention to ac cor d the 52½f rate tot1.is district,and we arP- g oing to ask ycu therefore i f you will not kindl;-,r take t :his matter dif refund up with the Interstate Commerc e Commission for special authority to adjust a s cla i med ,so that we may credi t tre amount to our customer. 11 To Washington Pipe & Foundry Co. , from H. ·ID.Lounsbury. "Our supple::nental space in tariff 67-"B has be en exhausted. Tariff", which is a vo.aiuminous one ,is bein:,:: reissued a:r.d it. r:1ay b e seYeral months ilffi:f before this can be accomplished:consequently have n ot been a ble to publish combination of locals on Moyer Junction on wooden water pipe to cv.mber l cl.nd, \'Tyo.However when tariff 6?-B is reissued i -t will carry :cate of 52{-¢' sa:ne as applies to Granger,and we will the n be able t o petition the Inter~tate commerce Comm.ission for authority to r efund charges i n excess of 59t¢' based on the Moyer Junction combination. ?or your information,the Commission consider the measure of reparation the lowest available combination at the time of mov.ement and no t 'the l.ower rate voluntarily established b:\,i!. carriers subseq,uent to movement. If you will correct your bill accordingly, will submit to Commission on the s!iecial docket. 11 Yours very tru~y, VOO-BO . / / �,(ii, _ ___: ,O:reg on . Sho:r.t. .Line- Rai lroad _Co ., . • ~ , ' l< aGIST a::. 1urn I I< - ---- l -'I,). ..:..-. - ~'\!'bt ~~- -Che y.enne-,- Wf o-.,-. oct_obe.r-29_ 19 15-- To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAKE CHECl~S PAYABL E TO THE UNI ON P ACI F IC C O A L CO., ANO ADDRESS ·:-- · ·--::;- ALL REMITTANCES TO AS~S 1~•:r:'". T ~ : : :U~~ R~ -~t-l-EY~NNE,WYO~ING I of overche.rge i n f reight f or shi pment of uooden TTater pipe, covered PY Tacoma , ; Fo" amount Wash. to Cumberland , \Iyo. \7ay Bill #1778, July l, 1 91 5. ,. 1 I !' As Char ged Should be Tacoma to Glencoe Jct . (sa.me a.a Granger) .526 .05 Gl encoe Jct o to Cumberl and, ~ miles :-m;· 300 00 lbs. Mi n. I i' I I l I I',, I i!: Orm&ll Co's Tari f f 67- B, Item 2930 , Page 93 !· '3est ern Cl a ssification No. 63, Page 271, I tem 10. Or i g i nal freight bill attached hereto ,.;.>ROVE~ 1 •• ••' · •• • •• ••/ t / 2 ... ~ mG AGEtlT, _&r:"""~1 C 1um.-r TU Cmnberland Mater ial I I: It n ii �I ' , i" I n y • '. :i.~ o .. o :-:•t·;;:_ir,l_]. 9 .;. o r:i. CC' ·:_·v:,i-.:.o 1 ·;.; 9 1 ~ ::-.. -T· c.:1t1 15 , 191Go G.";1 .shin~tc on .?l po t'..nc"i. ' 1' 0 121J. <1l' j,- Coo 0 .::.1 ~o 1.:: 0 ·:t~G]!i n.~"'GO !lo • ·,__c :;.rn 0.1.. ......, -.•~..t:1.e· 1. • 11 ~ ~rour s o:•1•y "vO _ ·,1e r;:::: o::: c·12..::.r.1 . ,,. . .,t(tl . ~ · ~vO.r· •,. - ·cru.Gt t htd; 11.o~i:-. t :1c ·::o:y t o u G~?c J r1y :rc cov c ryo or tho clo.i m f i led i)J ~ron .. 0an,it~,\L StONl!lD i-. P. 6RISCCE, J' 1r °!?. Ji.'A .(.LMl TI,Al, • Au d i-'<;or. 9 �~ we.GTS.nN UNION C O N TI N UOUS S TAVE ,,.' j/:;oc/4rbo///;~4. ~/~~ ,g;m-1,- e<7/,-ecUY.;& ~ 2·~ -~~ ~\\\~~\'i~ )\1\~ji\l\11))1;\l\l)i'')::'')!f: . -· ►__,,:-- ~ -~ --~7 ~. •,, ~- '. ~- : -~~~- If _:.: ' ~ . . : F'OR .W A1:1Eed.WORK.S SYSTE;M S ,J ADDRESS ALifoM~,U~ICA,TIQNS TO THE COMPANY ,r"T £ L l: P HO NE H AIN 8 0 0 J,,4 '-4... _.,...._ • •• ··_1 ' ) . . ~•-t• ~ _,1.., .. Q UOTATION~ _ • • • • - ~ .,_ V - e ~--·=- ) f •'\1 i. :: : 1• t > • ..;._ --~:: .. ,,: Z;, ...:J:...l ~o . , ,.., '- - · " \. .., . . 1 1.:. . t l ~ J.. ~ • • ,I • ,, l·./-\1 t '"' • CJ - J.5 4~iJ sue.r..1tCT TO 01ANG C w 1THOV T NOT1c c . ALL AOAtCMtrtTS ARC c oNTtN GtNT UPON sm1,c.cs . ACCIDC.NTS oR - oTke:-Ft o r:~ v UHA VOJDA L t O R B !:YON O OU R CONTROL . -- ,. ,: - I I .... r ' .J.. - ) ·' ., - -- .... t, .,; ::. ... .J.. , _ - -. J. , . r, \,,,,, -:...:_--..-! .. -· i. ..: "\ .. .: i l l . ,.... ... .. ..., . i . .. . 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')."G GllC CO S S you r'.'.i.'G lmvinr~ i n colle c ·~;in:; -~:;de cl2. ~1_;no I.:-' 701,1. -~h :t:n);:· t'i1c:i.:e io ru1:,/ :.:\i:t~t~~or ::.::.ifo:!:':.28.ti o:1 n:-~ 3.~cis•\·~·1c0 • :0 c2.:: ::."e:1to·z· ~-ou., 11lo::1Gc l ot : 1.s 1-('J:.0::-- o ;, :1.uc :i.'i:ior. F .. /·--·. • ., MAY '; 19i6• �~ :.:L-. o ·. , .,,..:oll 9 .~. o 7ico .:::..·c--:-i t1c·1t , ·."!o.s'.!~in:rton !?i pe ::mcl T"lo1L"1d r y Coo 9 :.\·.CO.JQ. 9 ::o.:::hi :1,rtcP.o , 0 1 ·:yo., oa July 1, 1915 . i::.1ou . ~ou:.·o trul y , OlnGD-TA.t. StGNt:D f, p, BRISCOE, Per 1'. ~ T t l f, . ·n/ ... ··- Au.c1i toro I �i.1D.1·ch 1 8 • 1 916 o :.:x·o ·."," 0 _: o !1ll8:Jello Vi co P:,~on:i.<10:1t , r:nohin"/con Pip0 o...nc1 Fournl ry Co o, ~::i.coraa , r.'n.ohi j1";ton . Dea.z- Sir: Line Rnilro~cl Company for ovcrcho.rge i n f:rci:i;h"'G on shi p:nent o:r ,7ooa uater pipes at Ct11."'1be;rlanc1, ·::y omiw.,~, Jul y 1, 1915 . I am a lso sendinJs t h e ori-·: ina1 freight b ill and co-pi e e of letters dated lfov cmber 18, 1 915 an<l :December 23 , 1915, ?ror:1 the Clo.im Agen·t of tho Orc:i;on Short Line :::to.ilro o.cl Company, i n ·::1~ic h. t!1e rcmoons for 1•efuo in~ "co 9ay the cl~im o.r0 stated. Any a so icto.:ace you r:i~ir -;i ve us in col l cctinr; the over- c'i11lr~e mll be o.· )}?recio.tea.. You.rs -'oruly , 0B:rGNAu StGNED F, P. BRISCOE, ?ul'" F. ~.il.Lllflll"0. Auel.it or. �J !l:>~t~-11 07j 6~ THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Form 210 e IN REPLY PLEASE ltEFER 'rO OFFICE OF i NO. ..... ....AU . D.I T..0 2............... File T. Cheyenne, Wyoming, March 11, 1916. Mr. A. R. McNitt , Fr~ight Claim Agent, O. S .L-. R.R.Co., Salt Lake City, Ute.h. Dear Sir:. Referring to your letter of November 18, 1915 relative to The Union Pacific y Coal Company's Bill Audit No. 102215, Claim No. 8175-8-11: Will you please return all papers submitted with this bill, as we wish to make claim against the shippers: Yours truly, �( C ) \ Fil o T. ::ro J.. ~ :. ~'c_'";·i ·(, 71 ..... 21;-.... ,·{ ,'-'J.~J.·1 ~t.-J.~~ i!t'..!·~e Ji.;:ant 9 C ! t ;r , :!o o J.0221f> , Clci n ::~oo 81'78- 2- 11 : �.. ,: I ,I . ~)l~f, .,,.,- J· J •o.L.i.Q.~, 0 F'fl'lC'E'. & FACTORY 16l2·16ZO CCNT~,:t S T". 3001,3 009 A ~ O Tl N ST, TEt..E PHONE. HAIN 4 , 1916 . e oo Mr. ~ . K. Lee, Purcha sing Agent, Uni on Pacif ic Coa l Co . , Cheyenne, ~yoming. Dear Sir:QUOTATIONS SUBJECT TO otANG' WITH OUT NOT JC~ . ALL AGREtMENTS A R t CONTINGENT V PON STRll'<.tS,, A CCI DENTS OR OTHE R OCLAY UHAVOIDA8l.~ OR BEY OND OUR CONTROL . Referring again to your l etter of February 25th with reference to your l etter of J anuary 6th , re gardi ng freight char ges on wood pip e shipped i n U. ? . c ar 70e69 which left Tacoma July 1st, 1915 , pir e be i ng ordered under your order No. 23003- 9880 Cumberland, our invoice of June 30th, 1915 , Folio No. 6384 . After carefully reviewing your claim will advise the best and ~uickest way to handle it is to have you send us your clai m as presPnted, which has been ret urned to you unpaid by the ~ailroad Co., and we will make claim at this end . ''le can then a.dvis e the Railroad Co . it has been turned back to us for settlement. In filing c l aim direct we are ~uite sure that the ~ailway Company shoul d refund at l east the am ~unt in excess of '!le can handle it much better as your claim than by correspondence in trying to get you to force 1t . �If you will kind~y eend us all papers in connection with the c l aim we will i mmediately take up with the Railway Company and we w.ill e end you copy of all papers in connection with t he mat ter . This is the beet and qui~kest way of adjustment of the matter, which we trust you will ar~reciate by sending us the claim . Yours truly, WE..~ - BO �~ CONTINUOUS STAVE A .O .C . ~t!' o/.f~~4-~/'~~er~ ~.r;,'v /?112c~& r y.~t?C&ni, !J .· ., ('I " ~ \{: .1)1\ll)\il}'.. l\"1\)i\iii~ ,...,,. --:: www .y ·<:.. --~_-··.:· -~-~='(~• •,4 _v,~ . •- ':, : -:_-<',(•f~:-~'::~ t: ~_,_..;.- -:, , __ f-'Q)~.'.WA.~~w~~-K.S SVSTaMS J .. ~1.u,.,..... 0F'"fl"IC£ &F.-.CTORY 1612•162:0 cc.N'Te.A ST. 3001-.3009 A~OTI N ST. ,,0, ADDRE'si~ i f~ ·c J,;,~~N;~~~;·O N~ TO TH E CO MPANY f:t"aoon--1.,,a,,~_,,e, 0/,t,!J?J?'/ February 29 , 1 916 . TEL[!PHONE MAIN eoo j\:J x11r. nr, • ~r .!\.. I,ee, ,;:, • h a s 1ng • ... urc Agent, Union Pacific Coal Co., Cheyenne, ~yoming . Dear Sir:- . QUOTATIONS sueJECTTO OtAHGC WITHOUT NOTICE . All. AGR~~MENT5 ARE CONTINGENT UPON ~ I KES. ACCIOENiS OR OTHER DCLAY UNAVOJO~eLf OR eEYONO OUR CONTROL . 7e are in receipt of your letter of the 25th which is duly noted. We exceedingl y regret to not hav e r es ponded · to your letter of Janu~ry 6t h. However , your letter had been mislaid and we are now taking this up with our frei ght adju~ t ment board nnd as soon as t he proper att enti on i s gi ven th i s , we will write you fully. .7e trust this will be satisfactory and will say y ')U 1 may expect to hear from us in a very few days. ~e regret the proper attention h ae not· been given to your letter prior to this, as it was purely an over-sight. Trust ins yo,1. will be kind enough to over-looked our delay in giving you this informat ion, we are You.re truly, \'J~a -BO �,,,.... ( . .\)C~1..'.!.' •,. j~l.' .. : c;» CC to Lio.t·t; S~i tn. �·~his pipe \';US uold to us on m1r Ol'de'.i' 23003- 9880 , 0 • cc to uatt smith �l' ' ' .. . .t! ' J ·., .. 'i) : , l .i r, '\.• u ,, r., r!.\ .. }... , ""'.'I, • r •.,,., .. ~ .... _, . . . ~ · •. 0 o i , ., •. TO '"'v.. i :· ~)~i :. J o··· •/ ,"c ~,.,..,, "f: " ~r:-: t'.... c.:.· , l,c ;c.·~ :.-' ~~rt 1J .:i].. ~ .:c,·v ·~-, l;,· \~: • , .·:o t.rn.·o 1wt1 t· ::; e; • l ,1~.. c1. ; '; 1tr::... n··2o :::-e ;5 , \, {j .. ,1)L. , i t: c~.. ::·::.'< <? ,; • .1... .. . You-r~ Gl' uli t ' �8To\NDAAD 12•14•0,0000 Fon.." 5851 SUBJEOT: ~ UNION PACIFIC ·~ A. R . M.oNrrri\ ntmGU"r CLAD1 AO~"'r. • •; \ IN YOO'lt ll.EPLY I'LD.A.81:i n.c.vr;n TO ,. No._ s.AL1r LAKl!l OJ:TY, UTA H, _ __ _ __ Dec . 23. J 9J 5o The Union P ~ci fic Co&J Co., Cheyenn<.:: 0 Wyo o GentJ emen: , which you failed to attuch p&pers in your claim of Oct. 29th. LCL r ~t~ will not ~pply ~f shippere ordered a c ~r to go through 8f curl Ot,d; therefore & rate of 70¢ on wei e;ht of 30.000 Jbs. if correct. With thif infonn~tion truft you will p~nuit file to remain cloeed • .l:iB J f". T. DEC 27 t9rn �~~ro ... 1.0 _,. o .. :f.. 1:i.i:./!J o : .. r~·~j, }~~ l~,t: i!·: ..:,Gent o s.r,.n ;!~ tJE"it IJ:tkn Cit~; , Ut~~h. 1 • t> . f . P. B~i!,~Qr:, ri ..i t TI\ :!"'~ __,}..LJ..L. Lu.CU t 0 1' • ... �'·..,.. _. •\ . ' ' . • 1• .,:LJ. �8TAN0ARD 12• 1...00000 ~ - UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM J;W Y 0OR ~ A. R. MoNrr:t\ ~CDT CL.6.D1 A.Om-..~ J'LV l'"LDA 8 1l ~ TO N o,_ __ _ __ Onc.OON Suon-r Lu,.T. ~ o.u, Co. SALrr LAKE CITY, UTAH. Nov. 18 , 1915 • The U • P • uoa 1 c o . , Oheyente , i-!yoo Gentlemen: Returning :l!'/B submitted with your claim of Oct. 29 t h. There is no authority to protect combination r ate bu t tariff provides specific through r a te, throu_gh Class 11 0 11 r ate of 70¢ I per tariff 21290, ICC 233 of June 4, 1 91 3 . Im-B Yours truly , 4/b~ F. 't, NOV ~ 1915 z,o �SUBJECT: THE UNIO N PACIFIC COAL COMPANY / I. \ IN R E Pl,Y J>LBASE REFER TO OFFICE OF NO. 0 _.... l"'. u o .. :.. o ,::.:: , ?1.1.rc ~:.:, -c; i:., _ c::-:--"';:11~.~:' :· 0 • 0· .i ::-· 0 to .. r .:.. . . /2 • / ~ : _Ij~:~ Si,..,J_•_ :!~I ~.?::,;~::o_:.:..'.:.' • �For1H UK1 A U DIT N C .. -Chc~cnnc,. ..:y o. ,_ cctoll_c:c_JJ9_ 191u To THE. UNION PACIFIC COA L C OMPAN Y , D R. >I AKE CHl:::C!\ S PAY A8L I:: TO THE UNION PACI F IC COA L CO .. ANO A 00RI!~~ ALL R ..:t11TTANCCS T O ASSI STANT T REASU R E R. CHE Yl?NNE . WYOMIN G ·! r:;o:i:. •• . :~· o\·1 rci :.e.i.·cc :.n f':i.•c i c;.ht :Cor chi p ::c.;:-'~ ()::· ~-00, c-..·, ·.;,~t OJ' :'.,)i l)e, C;OVG:::'CCI uy :..ccoun. , :c.~l-.,, to ..: -:..::~~-·--1~ :1<2 , .;;·o . '.,:..:.-y ::ill :: 1·1 170, FoR , Zu l ~- l , J.~! 5 o ,: ..1' i , -' ,- .. ,. , \... - - l. OJ. Qo " •) t, ·.,, lo..,\,, , : .. 1·~: l c. ::c 1 , .. ''l.n· t {;~C Jvt o( ~:~r:c ~:; 0 l"'D?JCCT) I t<;:":... I· . le .c }C .:-..:.~ . :..~ ...,u; iuo1:l :i11c1 , -..CJ :-Jilcc I J '0,~0 1 h ~ . : l i ~'l o I· ' I 1· ii .c~t.crn t.,l n.c:Ji :.'im:tion _:o . bS , .:.~~:c ~•11 , It c:2 l t') . r :iricinul i'xcifilt b ill c.it~cl.ct.. i.crot o I I .1 ·i I ~~ ' '" ~ ~ l•T• . . ,'.-, GIT, \ -..~11,).., . 1 .' C k lWII TU I! •: :' IF Ah f:"R OJII IS ,ouND tN Tttl:S D ILL. A~TUAN IT W ITH ALL PAPEA :S TO AUDITOR ,,-oR CORRe CTI ON. CO..YIN Q UlK OR tt~DELIB LE PENCIL SHOULD Ill!' USE D IN M A KINO 81LLO, IM PRl!'SS I O N CO~Y WILL aa T A K E.N DY 0 11'.PARTM E t-lT MAKING 81L.L I �, I -- Sto ndnt'd COPY I 0 · 1 4•1 00. 000 I /-., r-,.Consignee·_:/ -'-:_ ·1.,,_·..;':...;..:::-::___.:•_l =-...:~:..:..!....:::. '-':.:.:..:.. ) • -~-·_c_·=·..:~~ :_ I Or., For Charges on A1t icles Transpor.ted : W~Y ~ ';_I.ED FR O M, , . <. ,;,...----. - ~,.-'it° tJI "l.. ~·!. C.:,;-; fl ..,,J I WAYBILL D A TE AN D N O. ,· '-,:_,,v '-1 7 - J- • (t F?,LL NAME OF S HIPPER ,/ c,./r ; , - 7.,., . NUJl:'IBER OF ~AC K AGES. AR, ICLES AN D M A RKS I l, .+• l '/ ,·.t"'""' . I . '," ,- ..:;,~L I W EI GHT 11 .• ) . 1 R ATE ' FRE I GHT . , • ·.'':-!..,'/ O R1G1NAL C AR 1N1n11Ls ANu Nu . I ADVANCES TOTA L I I ~ / ~ PREv1ous \o/'YB ILL REFEREN9 E:s , / / ,:,'- :.•_(,(, , & \pi w /~\·;;..- CAil IN ITIALS AND NO . ...;. .- ;/. 1 / ,rrl?,.J / 77 --J / J/J,.f?../1.!'L / .>...u::t~ ~;,, 1-.-,! / , :_,- I c oNNE'c nNG LI N E REFERCN<;E POI N T AND D A TE oF SHIPM E N T .l ( Y • •1 (OJ (10·-;;_.t--~:: :.-L-,-~. .... ..,- \J \.r/..L I o <-i I t..r1.J .:; o ;I . ;-1. -·- .~.:..·;~:::-] I , J ..\ 0 l C0 0 fqn . p .A. ] l -"-:- ' TOTAL PREPAID $ . Tala t . . . . . .. . . ··tl- - - - - - - e,ooo" •••• •••• ·:,, I ~ •. c> . , --=;..::,;{ ,.;~) T o Collect ... .. _ . • -~ - ~ I M .lkt, C heck~ Pcvcblo to tho C omp:anv • FOR USE AT JUNCTION POI N TS O N FREI G H T SU BJECT TO CONNECTING LlNE S..E;ID.EM.rnT �OFl"IC.E & F ACTO R Y 1612~1620 CENTC A S T . 300h3009 A~OTI N ST. TELEPHONE MA I N aoo ~:'.:c . ,., ·r J,0. e , T'u:rch as i ns Agen t, Un i•:m Goal Co ., Ch e;fen ne , ·'1;,\'0 !il i n t:; . De a r 'Hr : QUOTA.TIO H S S U &\JfCTIO 01ANGf. WITHOUT NOTIC( . ALL AGR£t.MENT5 ARit CONTINGENT VPON 5TRIK[9, ACCI D ENTS OR OTHER CE"L/\V UNAVOIOA SLt OR 8,l!YONO OUR CONTROL "!e h a v e Y•) m · :av or of the 8t11. ine t . let, 1915. cla :o e r a te from Toc or::a t o Cumb e r l B.!!C. t o be ( l . 57 if it ·.ie r e billed. T, . O . . L . , c h ~,.rJes ,;-;9u l d h e ~il 9 'l . 82 . 52- 1/21, mi n i mum 30,002 l b s . to Glenco Junc tion. "'Ye :lre i n fo r med t h a t t he r a t e Th i e '!70ti1':1 ma k e of 59 - 1/21 per cTit . or tot a l r a te 1 78 . 50 f or t he ehi nme~t. I!1 a f; Ee~ s.i nc:; t r, i e cha r ged you ~31 . 50 . &. 70 -✓ r a te, t h e:· 11av e over- �U. C' . Co . - 2..!e d o n ot k nov h or: t he ...,c. ilro2.cl C )!..i)Uny a.::.· riv ed a t the rate of 7/ ner c ,·;t . fr om t:lenc o ;rnnc - r:1 ile s, the rate i n onr 0·1in ion ehonld be 5:,1 c.:: ELo\·;n i n ste i:.d of 5~ - 1/21/ as fi _;m •pd s.bove . If d e s i r ed 7;e 7i i 1.1 Ye 0 l ad t o make th i t c l a i m f0r you . :e return her e·:.:i th t h e c o1n of the f rP. i c3ht b ill you e ent with y ~ur letter . Youn, trnl y , �, sopt. 8 0 191 5 Dea1: Sirs:~n clo83d ~:rcr;i•i}h p lease -:find copy ox fre igh'l; bill oovei•i no si1i:g].jl:>ut o:2 v ooc.1 pipe to this OompE-ny,at Cumberland vyoming,covorou by ou= o~der Uoo 23003-9880 0 youT I nvoice dnt0d June 30t h, 191 5, Polio lloo 638~0 Ymt m.11 notice the .RD.ilr ood Coo, haa inuroased the mte on minioum zoooo,~; i i·om 5950 p c:,;, cu:;;., 'to '70c r:l!l.king the t otal cher r;o (l210. OOo You uill r occ.ll th!>:;; t he a ctual ,;,oi ght of thi s ah 1pmont is 12600# \"Jhic h o.t 3rd cl o s s, ra.-'i;e of ()lo 57 p:..n: 0v1t ,-;ould cmo1.ur'G to (il9'/. 82. ,7111 you plecse ad.Vise if r o:tG of 70c per Cu'v i s correct. Yours "i;r uJ.y , At Clch T. �!111:oi~ht Cru:\'l'G'a ' Jo11 ,1ood p i pe Jol1o Yom· f t:. 'iJor t2,iill· inst . 0 v;i 'i:ih raference to aboveo I em pleassd to have you take these mct'Gters up \.1. th rneo �. S U 'BJEOT: Fre i ghf. charge s o- od Pipe • P'OR M 210 THE UNION PACIF IC COAL COMPANY I N REPLY PLE A S E REFER T O OFFICE OF NO. Cumberl a nd, Wyomi ng . Sept ember 4 , 1915. fjr . TJ. I{. Le e , Purc~asing Agent, Cheyenne, Wyoming. Dea r Sir: -/\gain r ef e r r i nc; t~ my l etter of July 8th. and your answers to same of July 14t h . and July 27th. with refer ence to freight cha r ge s _.,,,,-r on shipment of wood pipe from Ta coma , TTash. tove r ed by orde r 23003/ 9880. In your l etter of July 27th. you fur nished me wi th f r ei ~ht on actual wei ght and freight on Min. C/L Ta coma to Cumberland, and by pa ying Uin. C/L r ate should have saved $19. 32. Enclosed plAase find corrected copy of f r ei ~ht bi l l i n questi on and you will plea se ·note that t he amount bas bee n increased from ~178.50 to $210.00, while the weight shown is 30000 Lbs. Q . 595. Is thi s rate ( . 595) correct? Yours truly , Jl.t tach : :: K. -.. j �Fr c i ~D.t ~ o·_,1 ··,o ,1 o • Cheyen:10 ~ :,y o., Jtfi y 21l th- : .9U.>. i ~dJ ics, liine Sa~t. 11 ti 11 ' • :-5or;t1~ii if.. 59'5_ r ,s. so ,J 1 9.32 Yo:i.rS tI'G. l y. (l �SUJ;\JECT: ' Pprm 210 •.• > , IN RDPLY PLBASD REPER TO OFFICE OF Sales Agent No ·-···········-······················-································· ················ Ore., July 23 , 1 915 . Ur. "il. R. Lee, Pur o A.o·ent 0 , Bheyenne, Wyomi ng. Dear Sir: Complying with your request of July 14th you will f ind belo\"1 class :rates on the firs t f our classes from Tacoma, Seattle and Portl and, t o Cumb er l and , Rock Springs, Reliance , Superior and Hanna. These ratesuere given t o me today by the rate clerk in the General Freight Office of the 0-W.R.& N . Co. I have been out of to\?ll, or m uld have g ive n you th e information sooner. To Cumberland Class 1 $ 2.03 2.23 Clas s 2 $1.73 1.90 Cl ass 3 ~~l. 42 1 .57 -- Class 4 ~pl .22 1.35 From Portland From Seat tle and Tacoma 1 .52 1.60 From Portland n Sea ttle and Tacoma To Rock SErings $ 2.48 2.60 2.13 2.25 ' 1.77 1.90 To Re liance ~~ 2.56 2.60 2.21 2 .25 • 1 .84 1.90 1.58 From Portland 1.60 From Seattle and Tacoma To SuEerior $ 2.60 2.25 1 .90 1.60 Fran Portland, Seattle and Tacoma To Hanna ~?2. 60 2.25 1.90 1 .60 Fran Portland , Seattle and Tacoma Yours truly, Sales Agent. FCG/R ' �.• : :i ~~::· • ' .·. ... : ::_• , • ' . : ~; J ..• ~,•G:l "; j v:: :2 t_j ::.·.. I bc l i~v~. ·t:11td; •f . J.\/i . 1i_ 1 • i · ,!.;\.~.nuo 1· i ti ~' i filt in ~.lt1V5. S i ~G" J/ OU ·t l!&t ""l , mi:::i5::.i1um c n-T loaf.I. o:::· 30000 1bs v,t . 50 5--\_;1 $8 . 50 is i ower th~n J. 0u n o ii - . Yours t1.'Uly, -· ,,1 �... :i ... ·- .•·. .,.1 •.. -I , .. ·• • r - -l..L .._ • ". , .. J .. ..J I " :5 .' �. . ~ ' ,_ ~OPY OF FREIGHT f J L . -. Staodnrd Form 80S -. _.Consignee Date_ July___'.L 1915. Station Cumberland. Wyo. Un. Pac . Coal Co. c/o J.M.Faddies, MinG Sup't. Destination _____ ,. ______ ______ ,,. ~:,.,5,oCO -- Freight } Bill No. -·.36 Via 0.W.R.R. &: N Co. To Oregon Short Line Railroad Company, Dr., For Charges on Articles Transported W AYBILf~i { RYi't 812 Ta.coma.~ash. WAY OILL D A TE, SERIES ANO NO . C O N SIGNOR 7 /1/15. WR 1778 CONNECTIN G LINE R E FERENC E Wash Pipe & Fdry Co, ORI G I NAL P O I NT O F S H I P M E N T ORIGINAL WAYBILL N O. ANO D ATE N U MBER OF P A C KAGES, ARTIC L ES A ND MARKS 87 1 Jts ''!oodt Pipe Wood Plug . Cumberland: 54100 CAR IN ITI ALS ANO NO . R ATE F REIGHT I 30,000 I . 595 1'1-8.-5G WE I GHT 41500 -12600 -- ADVANCl::S TOTAL 210.00 i (DJ lD) [?)W U,P. 70869 ORI G INAL CAR I i I ! I ' ! Inv. P.A. No I 26886 ! i Reqn. ,J-!o. 98 30 I I I I I i 11 I o.s.1. Red'Bill Audit No. 137967 Total. ... .. . . .1 I Prepaid.. ..... - 210:-00-- To Collect. ... 1 lilha® Miir.Cho:ks Po ,blo to tfi• Com=• ' S U B JECT TO S TORAGE O R DEM URRAGE C H A RGES I N A CCORDANC E W I T H P U B LIS HED T A RIFFS �~ SpBJECT, •· (""?\ •·. Fr eight_ on •~cod ~ \ ) P'ORM t IO from Tacoma,e Wash . r T H E UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY I N R EPLY P L l'lA SE l;<EFRR TO OFFICE OF Cumberland , ~yoming. July 8, 1915. l,'.r . 'IT. I{ • Lee • Purcha sing Agent , Cheyenne, TTyoming. Dear Sir:-I am sending you attached herewi th copy of f r e i ght bill covering shipment of 10 11 wood pipe from Wa shington Pi pe and Foundry Company, 'l'acorna, '.', ash., covered by order 23003/98800 You will please ~ote t hat we are char ged with a minimum of 30,000 lbs . at .595 - $178 . 50, and the actual we i ght is. 12,600 l bs . pEir Cumberland Scale weight. Had t aken tho matter up with Mr . Dunbar \7ho advises me that it is cheaper to pay the minimUl!I car load r ate, than it would be to pay ~he rate for t he actual wei&}lt, although he did not say what the rate was on less than minimum car l oad. I have approved the original fretght bil l. Wi l l you kindly advise me on the matter. K. �:·o,r. 28 11 1016 . ..:oi:'::,_•:.:L1'.; -i:o yNn~ letter of Eaz-c;1 ~S 9 z-c l n:'cing -to ?he Union :~cif:lc t'ocl ('Qi,Jp:..::-iy 1 13 .3:i.11 Hp o 10'2:206 ' i'O:!." OVOZ'Ch'.),!~~0 TO'L' ~~ni·,nei-1'ti 0 i ·,oiler nn~ s-i;c.c~:, ccvq1"au b~r 1.J.m1ne. to Cnr1berl a:n.tl .,' a;/rJ:i.11 !'.f o. 1J 9 Jz-.;;:m~ry 20, l<:'16, r~1:1c1.,:;t "~1060: Yo11 stn.-~o :ln yotn• lo-~•;:oz- thc.t tho correct rate t o n.p-p1;y"' on the s1:ipr.::ant in 01~ei::tion, is 7~( yic,• !l11n<1:rech·:eieM; on a r.iini1~.m , o:r 26,880 l bs., !~CCO J'(1 i:n~ \j() •. ' est0 1"1'1 Cl a:-::oiflcd:·:1on • :i'oo !i:~ • 11r-~~e 2(7 • i:fo :lpr:1eux: ol!.01.1.<1 tu1rn Cl nss .':. r "' te , n.inl1 u1 ,:-.ro:i.;::1:·~ ;Jt, , 000 'l1c:r'i~:!: 2 . ~os I~ stt11Go8 ·C!re:ci Class ".. -:~r.:.!:cc c:. :r~tc o:t ;l(~i r,0!~ i; Cheyemte , C' 10~~2.a.o Gro,1 {)• : ) . :l !- .• ".., .. ~; ,.t~ i r-,-t• r ~ -~~u:1-S ·i ,",:'l.,."0 _,.., 11 •. ~·:-),, --c...., ... _ 001.fl. - en ·--1G...,IT 1G<;?. - L1,0 po_ .. ..,, /':: u!10-~~_ v"i'Orv _ .__u~ , .O !_Cl "•. • fl ..,,, .~,. nnkin~ the OVC!'chr-rco .'lZ oOO :b1::;·;;0r,(l of ._'31 oGO 2~:.a. 01~r bi 11 r;ill :ic 1 l n , n c : c c a : 1 e ~.;,.,., • . , , , , , ~ -:. - • l t h ... .. ("f" f z - o . r . i -.,~ 1 w o 1 ° r - n & o - ,~ o i i . 1 • ~ r J ( 4 corroctod to n~ree . ·.-ill yot1 ~lor,~e ~ivo t~1is T18.'1:;tc~;.• yo,,!' ~''nr'bher c onsiflorE:•~ion t1nii kin~ly c.~vi :J0 :"011 !" crtl~c:- l t ;y· fo~· the rii:?J ir.m:-i ,_-;eir;ht of 26 • 880 lbs. 5?istoc.d. ·of ~4,000 lbno Aloo yo1,r e,~tho!'ity for ch~:rgin6 r.:!O1~0 for :;,_ sco:i.·tor "lihNl fo1• e lonr.,-er hm~1 over "t.:;:o sene li:::ie or rcrn"G e in tl!9 GO.i:e r ::.c0c:-"ciicm, l>o:inr:- incl'l~u.eil i.'it c i u t:P,e loncor ;1u~1l . t h e s l l c \ i : - · < i o r �:-'?C.JJi;.;;:J _Q_;_;_c. i ~2.·9_0.d t!o .. ,_ " o 11.. ::•.m,~o ck ~ '- To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPAN Y , D R. ~ Al~E CHl:::CKS PAYABLE TO THE U NI O N P ACI FIC C O A L C O , A N D ADDRESS A LL REMITTANCES T O ASSI S T AN T T REASU R!aR. CHEY E NNE, WYOMING ,, I ~ :-';11 nlU (;~.J ~v::-_1 Cl cn'::! i ":1. er'/ ;_ i ;"ta ::·J o :::~.{:~~ :~J :a I '! ' ., ........,. I I! ;kUUlT TO FAN £fUt0111 IS l"OUND IN THIS BILL. R~TURN I I !I I 11 ~ T W TH ALL ~APEFIS TO AUDITOR J"OR CORReCTION. • I E IN MAKING BILL O IMPAl!.5910N COPY W ILL Bl!. T A KEN DY D~PARTMENT MAKING~- :OPYINC INK OR INDEUOLE PENCIL SHOULD Ill? US D • - �7 .VAYBI L ~ /RO M ,, / • ..,-• • J ,.I } - ;9" s/ 1 P OINT AND D A1· j:= ✓• t';,I' DATE AND NO; ; - / , -~ _.. » } - ~- 1 - -~~ I _,..:...-d II >:::,.!- ; • \- ~· ~ " 0 / j . : ~ •.7., ,.. .. :. • ~ - · { X / ,..,/ " II V TOTAL PREPAIO S _ . --· 1/ I r .eoNNt:CT ING L INE iiE;ERENCE Ci:1 UL~ N~~E Of SHIPP£_!1 I -.J ,._-,~ MEiifT , CAR I N I , IALS ANO NO. ,.. ,· -..>- v·•✓•✓•,,,,, t':. _,.,..,-;1 /• ' c.•<,;?'', /,' I P (; V ., ·"? " J.. 1I1'"1/ /., • N U MBER O F .~A C l<AGES, Af:Tl~-lfS ANO MAR~{S I- I I \"/A~ / · ,·.~ ,-,,..:J:,/4_1/~ .... ,..~ .. •·J • WEIGHT / I "Zr;,--:-:-- - ,:J / l l 1 • .,.. P,f> e:v1ous w11vs1u 1,,J RE;E RENCES I RATE ) .,/,dj· Ol'llGI NAL CAR INITIALS AND N Ol FREIGHT ADVANCES - TOTAL / -~1y,'1J ~ ~ (ill [P w - - . - ·~· - ! Total .. .. •• • ••• Propaid ........ To Colloot .... - -- V..f~ , ~ Ch'-lcke, P::wabfo to tho • FOR U SE AT JUNCTION P O I N TS ON FREIGHT SUBJECT TO CON N ECTIN G LINE SETTLEMENT. ~ Ir �--- - -- .-\JHJ RESS,_ _ _ _ _ _ __ } To T H E UN ION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAKE: CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE UNION PACIFIC COA L CO .. AND ADDRESS ALL REMITTANCES TO A SSI STANT TREASURER. CHEYENNE, WYOMI NG - - - -·-·- o~~ -: ~fr;i~ i :E!.t::.1C.. ~""- ,,... , ... , .... ...... --- .... ... ~ ~ ~ I I :·,zou'l :" I, I i, I ,I l I! I _,, II II l; (; rI ~;.;_ >~-·¼_:d I i': j I .r?f•~£1)11 .I -·-.<- __.JL: .• -··=C1<~1)1T TU c<wre::ct: �l • TOTAL PREr'AI0 ;Ii ~ - - - - l I I II!==-==- ~ = = = = =~ =-~==--===-"~""'"''-=== --=..:--=...a-=-=~-~-~"'=-=~ ! -~:r- - - -~ l~- r:.•- ~ - ~ - To~I .. P r epa id ..... .. ,... - - -----11 To Colloot ..... ==-==--==-== ==--======--==-==-===========...,..===~=M~•k~o~C:.,.ho•ck=•=P•::a;;••=bal o=to=th= ••C=om=p=•~•Y...., , ,=,.. . . 11 1 • FOR USE AT JUl'lCTION POINTS ON FREIGHT SUBJECT TO CONNECTING LINE S ETTLEM ENT . �P'OAM 210 ( \ ' ~ ' THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY JN RBPLY P L EASE REFER TO OF1''1CE OF Hanna , ·:1-.-0 ., Nov. 1 , 1 915 . , \ \ IJ:r . ·F . £' . :Orisc oe , a udit or J . ~ - Coal Co . , Cheyc ;-1 e , ·.,-yo . Dear Sir : Referring to y our lett er relati?e to i nvo ice f'rom .Pilon Li.crcantile Co . 1;0 . 59E3. ·,';i3h to a.-l..vise the.t this hay i:-:.'.::.s purchased f . o. b . ::ic.rato ga. Your i:; truly , Store.::reeper 3/C �,,,. l ·•,:; 01 , i nf . ootober 30, 1915 - .- 0 ' \ c c ·;;-,ri n r h:-;..~, , store ln1Joice 1Jo . ;i9f;~5 . :Olea~e advise whet hnr Yours trn.1.y , C--:r-~-,...'-',~r.. C1 c!:-::~ , . P, ~r.i~c: ..., •• 1l L', .f.d...LL._'.J-t ;~ 0 Auditor . �r, / 1 ?', 1/~ J j 'AUDIT NG. 102221 \ C. / .:1.ni _on P-2.c i i'i c Ib.ilroo.u Co . , _ _ I -Cl.Leif-cnne::;_ ~1iJ:cL...,- Hov eml> er _1.., 191 5% \'I . H. Hun c o c k , Pre i e:ht Cluim .:lt:<mi _ b□aha • nc b . I } / } ' To THE UNION PACIF IC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE UNION PAC I FIC COAL CO, AND AD D RESS A LL REMITTANCES TO ASSISTANT TREASU RER, CHEYENNE, WYOMING 011 1 ' o v o r c ho.rr,e in i'rcirr.t f o r Ghir,r.wnt: of po'ade!' , covered b:, 2)cn ver t o EannG. ·:.rc.y :Sill " l!o . 6260 , Auc ur-:t 21 , 191 5 . As chnrr,ed Sho uld l)e 25766 257 66 0 1 . 25 0 .90 3 22 . 08 231. 89 I nterc ot 66 daa . ~ 6~ I. oco.l and J oint Circular u. P . GFO 1065 , ! tcr.:i 260 . 1 .25 Orj r ir.al fr cifht bill nt i·:1.chcd h c ::oto . I ' .I ~ I __ ...,.y v:, ~ I I I i I',1 I I Ii ii I 1:. :1 ,, I !; j; I - - - - -·.;;..;..--=--:.___ J: I h,:rt:bv c erti f\' th;u the aho \ e accnunr i.:-- cnrre<,;t· CtUUllT TO I • • I1 ~-~c:::- c], u'.!'lclisc ;.'urcha8esPr::1nu store II $90.19:! ... t , --' T'\incount In+.ere.., 1: 1.25 i '·- A-· P l'Rov1m: I• 9: EJ<"ch . Ar1•nov2n: For th,· A11rli1or. L TURN l 'r WITH ALL PAPl!AS TO AUDITOR l"OA CORRECTION. IF AN ERflO,t lS l"OUND IN T_HtS Bf L, Rt:OULD DE USED IN MAKING BIL L S. IMPR ESSION COPY WILL BE TAKEN av DEPARTMENT MAKl!"G BILL. COPYING INK OR INOELIBLt: P E NCIL S H �O1!!:PAl'ITMl?N'r No. _ _ AUl.>l'r Ne. j .,rih ~ d.'.ic ·--- .._ -..•. ..,-- ./ l'.!•t\::rn~<' • .. ,; o. , :.:ovcnbcz , , :::::.ncoc> 0 ~-·:::-ci;'":: l :,:L.:.:.:J J,cc-:1t ~ \ I l>I t i'<U(H.Sl'lUUUl I " I '· 191 LJ _ t ~ , '" """"· - To THE UNION..-PACJFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. -- MAIF CHl::CKS PAYABLE TO t-i1.! UNION PAC 1 t'IC CO l.L t 'O . ANO A00l?l!SS ALL FIEM11 TANc•·s YO A'SSl" TANT TRIZASU R ,.. c-...~y NNF. WY0Mll'<G .. \I . . ' ,,. ,, c.f •·~.. ,.. t '\ I . ,,: • 0 "·'· ... ·: ! . ~"~ r• ~ C .,. ;;,:-.~.( ,~ .. : ~ C. 1 II f;'t, · --u . ·· -- -•-J l I' 'I I ,: !l II I: ~"):;.:~9 ,.' ' - ·_ ,\PP_e f ; ~ : :•ocn~, -:? ecT::~A«~T<,vs, •• :\fANM:11R. LL P"APl!RS TO AUDITOR 1"0" CORRl!CTION I M .. Al!"SSION CO~Y W ILL ec TAK£N ERROii IN THIS 8 1l.L. SHOULD fltCTUAH DI! tT' WITH :~~ING IMK IS OR,.OUHD INOELIDLt!'. Pl!:NCIL U9~DAN I MAKINO DILLC ■Y DCi-AATMl'.NT MAKINC II L . For rh .. Aurlitor. ��No.' ' _ _ DiZ PARTMEN T ~· _:.. i::) ., ,¢ ~ •• '11' H E~tSTE l~RI) ,. .. ~ i ~~.: h t· I ;',, .~ J.~ To THE UNION PACIF IC COAL C OMPA NY, (?R. MAKE CH l!C KS PAYABLE. TO THE U NION PACI FI C COA L C O .. AND A DD R E SS A L L REM ITTANC!!S TO ASS IS TANT T REASURER. Ct-!EYEN NE, W YOMING -.:. - • _ _\ ) ." • . ...)... # -, .. ' { ' : : .,,~ : # · . ,\ ... t .i"t (;~,~ '·' ..."' .,l:.~~:- 1) :.:_ .i ~. 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I I..<··.•)•:-✓ 9y I d_:l --,r u, Nlakn Check, P"vnb1o to t ho Compo.ny • FOR u s e: AT JUNCTIO N POI NTS ON FREI GHT SUBJECT TO CONNECTING L IN E SE.T T L Er,1ENT. �f �Fm111 IJO I £PARTMEN T N O . . ,,-<:::,. ~ ) ,, ..:J.~4.t..>~·l .-.·~·. \J:. . ,. .~}1c;nmuo O -·- ;:.10 'L!I.. ~!OJ,'-c --~1:I.:.: t!lr.:i: l~ . t c;.·!: , J. g ' 191 - V 4 c:~~~Ji.t D .,:Cho. :\ 1)1)1{1\~' ;~~0_\l, } J ___ I { I!• IST£KF.ll I ' To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPAN Y, .DR. t.1A h E CHECKS PAYABLt. T O THE UNION PACIFIC COAL C"'.O . ANO A00RESS ALL REMITTANCES TO ASSISTANT TREASURER. C H E YENNE, WYOMING 3,o ~ t ......: t'! .~~.:.·tc\l ::01!1_,- :·;c '"i •• ·:- - 0 , ., ' : ; 0 !7 r., -"t -c"""''"' I I c ~ ;__ f!..-~.!! ~l{~~.;v:.;:c~~.,.vi.1.,~J ::~c-! :~. ~ l ....._.! , __ \ I I • , ....... ~ I'\, ' t•'--~ \...... ......., . r ., iiI I .: 'l !. .i I• I rrt:~ 1• I: "":~ C{:r::t ~d., CREl>I I TO I1 I ' I 1 I• 'I I !: ', A1•~ 1! -. m " ~ ? : z : ;c-~ ~ - ,-", "-,..J.~ l,l.(l-,... ,.1...0-~--:----_...A-~ .-; ,.....,._c_;_,,_-~< -,':J.~'-~-IA... N.... ~ :~-· • 1F AN f.:,.AO,. I S • f"OUH D tN THl3 SILL , RETU RN IT YIITH ALL ,.APERS TO AUDtTOA ,..OR CORRECTION. E L tDL E P£N CIL S H O U LD BE USED IN MAKIN G B ILLS IMPRESSION COPY WI\•.L BE TAKE N UY DEP ARTMENT MAKIN G BILL. coPYINO I NK OA I N D ~ , r tll<' Auditor. �------------ --~ .. . .. --~ r .., ,, w I ;;!-&, ,,,,, / ) ;..l-:_., 7 = = , ,;r V , JV_.,.,. ., ._ - .!:• ..;-,J 4 ~ t - r :. \••- j ' / .....: •' I/• .,i,.,._I)- /.~- _~ .~") - ,. ..,.._ ... "- .a ✓ o...,.t.4?-J,'f/ " TCT'1L PR~ l\10 -- ~ .) ,· ~ Ij/,Y'/ / I ORIGINAL CAR INITIALS ANO NOl FRE IGHT I A D VAN CES I I' I.I ..2 / / I - I - I Tollll . . ..... . . To Collect .. . .. . I Ir ------- I - - '- cz7- r..naco Ch(Jcks Poy.1blo t o tho Compnoy ,~J:"TTt C"Mr::11\••r • FOR use: AT ~UNCTION POINTS ON FREIGHT SUBJECT TO CONNc.CTING UNE ~ \ . Prouaid . . .. .. .. c:a::mr T OTAL I- . -1-~ . --~ . : - -~~ ~ ! '1/. . •J / / - : ., ff J,/ - === W E~~ I _ R_AYC I .... . , •.. /, I , . . . 'J"V ~ • I ,o/ ~ J · d / '.J..~_,, ....Z.,.,,?,y,.-z. - -r-./ I f.J+ ,/£/'r,-:1- -?'~~(ill..-" ' ·.:... P REVIOUS l.'Jt\YBIL.. f!CfERENCES I' I _NU~~t!" _•• ~F P A C K ~ ~ ARTICLES A; s MA~K~ _ t' ' --=~ i:::=: CONN'c.CTING L INi;; R- 'EH™e: 011~1• ANO OAYE ->I-" S ' j " 'MEN; �Ot::PAFITMENT N o . _ ·-·------- r / •• " ,. _1_0 _ _ 191 LL 0 To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MA KE CHECKS PAYAB L E TO THE U N I ON PACIFIC COA L C O, AND ADDRESS ALL REMITTANC!::S TO ASSISTANT 1 REASU R ER, CMEYENNE, WYOMING FoR i 1 ,, J.l .. _.":..1 0 1.. z'?~.1: ~l,r !:!~ :~ ?C,! l\, O:l: (..:0·\.l t 'C?.__ v~• \ ·c o ~~o ~ ~)l">iz~cr~ ··.2;-,(.1il} i1 ~ ~t ·;:;_:,.- J.G 0 10~\G o : ' :r , l t).-~t. J.."(!~ ;.~~~C0 .. ., ., ::; o c-.~;c :~•·J e :: .:·cy,__,; I. _,0 e:.c~c;c~ '.t.:.c) ,~1,: ·, }O ·i1 t,~~:~, •,:r_). .~~~ to ....J_~·~o ' : \" ' ....,"..,._ o • •_ n , i_~y?1,'>"> ,· ~ ' """' • '--' J ,· •• ) -.,, 'V '•'· .._. " f t .... , , '\""' !:.;;;.9 (..~) t I ,, I· I I ! ,;- . . .,J. r I ·, ., I: Ct(EUIT TO ' :=-~ 1.-:·~-~ I: Ii . i: I, . II l o t1(" , 11 APl'itOVEJ>: I' i! Al'l'UO\'El'I: i _______ --- ·- -- - . !! APl'lefovc:n I H1:~.c;1:, /\:'1:1) Co1.l. Iit.:T10~ I: 1 1 I - ~ - -· A~~T (~t:Sf.. ';\1JA!\ ,\n£n • ·n c-c£?t...--;,,-~ • FIAOR IS f"OUNO IN THIS 81LL, RETURN IT WITH ALL PAPofRS TO AUDITOR POR CORRECTION. ~o":Vi~G INt< OR fNDELIOLE P~NCIL SHOULD OE USED IN MAKING BILLS. IMPRESSION COPY WILL BC: TAKEN SY ~l!PARTMENT MAKING DILL - - • -- Fnl' fht• Auditor . �!-,1anrlard l•orn,· 1:10 1 fV")0fH AUDIT NC. ..ll.V(~~~~J - .. c;.:D!1 lU. o.-- ,:-o_g_ o_::ovio_ - V - ,~ , / .!.,~- - - 191 U - '-.fl i•c•":,;-!:t C~}.C!:l':~.. ~ ~..t;·: •~..o .: !.!1 __ : i, ... C 1J o ' To THE UN ION PACIFIC COAL C O MPANY, DR. MAKE CHECKS PAYABLI!( TO THE UNI ON PACIFIC COAL C O . AN O ADDRESS ALL REMITTANCE;S TO ASSISTANT TREASU RER, CHEYENNE. WYOMING Fur~ ., • - fl 1.Y•. ~ l , 0 I .. Q '( ,. ... ...., , ... - 4". , ·...., ~ ... -.": •. ,0 • .. . : 1{' ., • :....:.1 ....-) ... - --c.J .:.. 4,) -.) ~ "' n i.,.t., : • ,_ :{; I I' !: I !; I I i 'I I I f !I I ll ' I f I!;, I I ;I it 1: ·I ,, 'l I I !l I I I ·I ;, lr ,,t! J ·i ,,' l .! ......, ., I !1 ~ II 'I ,,c a cco~ut~ !-. cnr • i ~ ii I! THIS BILL RETURN IT WITH ALL ,-APf:RS TO AUDITOH l"Ofll CORRECTION. 15 i E "-AOJI F,ouoN~OLllltNLE Pl!:NCIL. oCJHOULD DI! USED IN MAKING 81LL9 IM~RCSSION CO~Y WILL BE TAKEN BY PEPARTMau,,T M4'UllfWt""' . "ING ltJtt OH N ~ • .. ' ,._ I �- - . - -- ........ ;/ Tota.I ...... .... - - - Propaid .... .. "U- -<.-:-- --1 77..:-:-;'""~~1,1.. To Collect .... 1i..::::::.......;~ - - - -H • f'OR US£ AT JUNCTION POINTS ON FREIGHT SUBJECT TO CONNECTI NG LINE SETTLEME NY. �St Andard For m 1!\0 ·-~ .l"ARTMENT No co .. o To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL C OMPANY, DR. MAKE CHE:CKS PAYABL.I: TO THE UNION PACIFIC COAL CO , ANO ADDRESS AL.L REMITTANCES TO ASSISTANT TREASURER, CHEYl':NNE. WYOMING val na o:? coa l shi pp ed f'i:'<'.>11 :1np eri or !.ane~ "GO ,i o :?o~o J oO,J,. ,1U4'5.n:- tho J:)eriocl Oct ., 16 - 3 1• ' l ';,,15 o ~l.3 }M r dotni l e <l stRto. ient nt t Rch ocl hor eto : • Fon -~i t7i'> :~:x:.l ... ' 9: • · _\ o .L .. o tf -~· ~- 2 00 0 f)O! , ·.; 0 :fob ~:inos :1 If lo 5f> n ., !I •1 03 0 " ~n '.':'~c:t ., f1 .:.. 0 ,I For a uthorit y fo r pric e char ged see Corrsp . Fi l e Uo . 2 -353. I I• I ! 44 . 1 74 . 22'! 1 r I H F' HD I N THIS SILL R l!.TURN I T w 1·TH "'- LL P A PERS TO A UDI TOR F'O R COR R l!CTIOH. ' ~ O~I~ " :.~' ! l~R :::.~ELIBLI! P l!:NCIL. SHOULD ■ e: U S ~D IN M A KING DILL S. I M PRESS ION COPY WtLL D I!: YAKEN U Y D EPARTME NT M A l<I NG B ILL. ! - ' - --=-==-=--I l I �·n: T 1 J '(.\~ i. ., - i - - -----'--=-~-...;..__---,--'-.---- -.- - - - · - -~- -~-r-- -: If I 11 ,I I1 ·- I iI( !! .... :l ,,I\ :i ,, " I: I• •I !!,, '! ·- ii l' I .... V ,I i �..., J r ... .. -~' ": lt • • . - ---· ...: __ ~ I ,... '- .., , .... . -'"" ,- , ,., - , ,>. v ...'r....,., r ,. ~ 11 .~ ;._ ., ., I I ' ,.. - ,-.. -~ I I I• I ... 'II ! I ,, ,; ,',, ., .. ,.. .., I!II i! I .' ~ .,. . ,. - .- ,, _._ - , ;.. l. , l ,,l , (' r r'' ('" - .,,. 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I I �11 SUPERIOR COAL CO?,iPANY Super ior, W,;omint.,._,, '-- 1 0°~9ry f.dU,.,,Q th:-.ion Pacific Rail road Oct ober 16 • 31, 1915 • . -1--· I ., :....•. 242 4 :,lG:11 102 0 105 9 103 2 104 0 107 l t.....~a ~_,. :-~'7 2121$ t2 385~ Z~S3 103 0 18-'l 9 105 5 11201 2(.:18 £~ 100 l 101 7 1I~35- §)00 -9 ~~~ ~-::cr~ 97 4 C.i/iC5 101 8 103 5 2?27i 107 5 C-1~i C__ .,...,,. t;. _, ......... ~'" --:-w_...,,......_ ~~~:;.~18 101 l 103 4 · 100 5 9~ l ? 0 11.:SS A- - • #,_ 21 17949 .3 ( - ..... • '\C"' ~ c~ :.70, c:~:o. 2s1-:.;.- 0 1a o 71 O ?l 2 99 9 Q:C?{_ 76 4 t5:!.:.G:t~ 101 5 8'-:!-Ii 98 2 100 3 99 l 84 7 c.:.::-... llSS.f ~ ~ 1003.S .SG'~ 82 ~ 77 0 s-azr. 100 5 101 3 ~?S) 72 0 c~::~Q 251C: 100 6 102 1 2/L-re' 9'1 2 GllCZ 81.W l.~T. 84 0 '16 '1 llas(. 251tS a=-a1a 21$t'- 0-'-"+~ 10680 S:S'fO ~ 98 3 ~ 9 80 0 97 o 80 2 89 0 98 8 102· 5 242 -4 22416 8 2~2 ~4 22415.8 2l. 83014 25310 . 74 0 103 0 104 0 lOS 0 103 5 '.'.J.{84 54408 5•1280 4633 77 0 al~ l 10'/ l 2587'1 11852 25440 105 1 20237 20330 107 2 103 3 l OS 7 27201! 26570 104 S 25550 27199 102 3 104 8 gs311 96101 81369 81 l 80 2 82 S 27161 81~26 104 2 26792 98 ~ ss 0 91 4 ?0002 22 25816 94 4 84Si:!:7 25955 100 3 96 0 96 7 70031 100 8 79 7 100 0 76 0 11s;~4 81862 26659 4628 25283 10631 ~7 8 94 9 97 l 27630 11678 • 96 l 11760 97 9 11660 81984 84789 97 4 79 8 99 3 &1tt4' 80 0 811$8 81 0 8166& 79 9 ij~iro 71 7 67 8 eJQ'I& 2'1Sijl 96191 2G829 97 3 76 l 104 O 98 l l~ 6 106'13 , 26620 242 -4 26613 4 91 4 II �sunntoR --- COAL CObiFANY ~ ------ Superior, Wyomin., 102325 Vn1Qn Pacific Railrond October lS • 31~ 1915. ·-7--··-- r. ) II i .,.("'O, '-- ":' a·~::~ tv4~ 242b4: " " !'!j\~ t....;;.:, · ~ - <'\~("\.,,,.. ......>., .., , ~ St?t!:6 81.S97 c:12s1 Q•l2.66 64580 25827 102 9 27372 104 9 Bl l 83 2 • f 21304 U 6l9 e~Ql& 1045~ 60155 80.:'10 vs 6 e~tQ~ 106 O Cl~l.G H :410· 2Gl.1~ 84 5 c~ lU75 ~lM 80182 96593 96491 )I '/4 5 ij 76 l • 94 7 70078 31496 3 - -- ,: :t Ob~ ' :',, ., I. ; !l 80 ~ ,, ,. 106 l r- 1, !:· ;, 101 <) ns : ,iq~ .D l9~ .2 10.Z ~ 84696 4610 83077 ! 61 l 10122 27262 91 4 I 1 lOl o lOu l 102 1 · 26312 ~7041 :;~9~7 01!:ro 847'U. 96230 \I 81 3 210o8 81126 84 4 '• i: ,:. 98 l 104 l 25116 81324 !, i',·" 97 4 97 0 21a1c 5463? " ( ,· ( 1: Ii Ii t: ,, 98 0 101 6 100 7 84515 11075 !1 I• ), 99 4 99 6 81876 84 4 II 96 4 10348 8~705 102 2 101 2 l!h 100 4 26600 2~523 25826 11 76 ';\ 7fJ 2 27292 26250 27•:i:44 u-1814 242 ·4 I ii 93 8 8416'1 ~C~ G I (;18 0 2Mo!) 100 0 104 2 106 4 78 l I 99 0 54540 19~ 9 'i 91 l 11521 81081 7B 3 11 Ji 95 7 25380 71 6 2.~6ij&. 97 6 102 3 97 8 l:i.2!35 26W8 l ! 97 4 ! I II 10;. 9 102 5 102 l 102 8 1111a 2S65'1 f 11 I! II M l J.Ol 6 21;106 t 9l j 25428 I 74' l Cj tzs 0 1181€ 103 0 85 0 99 l 106 9 109 0 108 2 104 6 8~67i) 134~'7(; 23 9 '93 4 26373 11677 11562 86 4 M263 Eng219 25 26993 81 9 100 l t 401.3 84 4 54191 25836 OU.~'l 5C:l3 Sl496 3 10-11 2 l.03 3 e1ns 242 4 • 96776 70 8 2'6699 81455 911 M 74'/ 815113 105 9 61313 63llG ~ 105 3 251~9 2~157 Sl478 l 26813 ~ 106 9 102 9 98 3 102 6 105 2 104 8 106 l 1C4 2 t 242 4 73 2 .. 90 7 101 8 101 2 102 1 79 6 . 35901 !) C ,\ \• . · i• ,,' bl 4 ·- -- -- ~· ' I\ 1, . �p SUPERIOR COAL COMPAUY Superior, iiyomin "-.....,, • Union Pacific Railroad Oct ober 16 • 31, 1916. 7! t ,. ' ~tia ~ c~ 6 -l ' ✓ - 35901 9 91 4 71 6 25277 84 l 101 0 81585 10212 81902 70063 II I 87 7 I 106 2 106 2 103 3 Z"c';:"). 2f-05G ~C~76 25429 I 1t ?7 !I 98 7 85 S 81915 10898 ! 105 9 101 6 105 2 . 86 7 103 4 11084 25272 Sl29G 27296 25027 I I I 108 4 81044 &11~& I 82 9 80 9 103 7 106 4 25~0 G!~t ~5'M5· tl-l.Ul l05 l 105 0 106 2 103 5 25291 l!.277 25{S2 103 7 100 6 101 9 101 6 105 6 102 8 69 2 101 9 '10 5 58 9 105 2 80 l 25508 11401 25~112 27L!3~ 27522 84698 82 7 103 8 1104¢ 10~ l E:l'lae- 82 0 81113 81835 12858 81672 28 81646 104 0 26 3 99 3 95 0 98 3 98 3 99 7 98 0 2c. ll9u0. 111!¼ 2G219 . .. ,,. J.'"" 1 ~-.. 106 6 105 2 105 7 26711 ?.87~6 8!5~ ~1~U.- 265tS. 94 G 77 l 96 0 9"/ 0 13616 145780 85 2 ~.-210 V 99 6 84708 11612 10~ 8 82 8 81 3 74 3 81143 83 8 81661 26076 27608 79 5 103 0 106 6 11596 105 4 ~~.;.1· fR 5 t$ 0 ~~~ 63 6 ~ .. SGS 11 0 29 11696 20 0 95 6 v4~7~ 98 6 99 9 26457 26823 101 2 "96 0 98 0 11279 96 0 98 7 tv2'i~- 94 0 n~ ::$$2 99 3 98 0 f i 54S3" Ct<t'4.c c~s~~ 32& 9 403,s a 91 4 .f 80 2 80998 27012 26232 8~746 54421 27621 27021 81086 Eng219 'iOJ!?li. 25et~ :?5&13 91 4 ~,a s 26761.1 84379 ~~ 40346 3 100 0 11417 83048 104 2 106. l r. -"'""' a.v.Jw✓ w I 100 ., 11~83 326. 9 25179 iJLO0Q90,.... f...,U,..:1 74 8 102 2 109 3 109 0 96 4 106 9 102 S 82 7 • 326 9 ,,eu a 2e2 a �,; SUPERIOR COAL OOMPANY ""' ' Superior. \tyomin~ / .Unitgn Pncifio· Rai lroad 11,. !O C))bJG)o~ ,. > , . .) , . JL · RJ'-.) ,-o .October 16 • 31 • 1915 • T,: ~-- :"l":\2: 3 ~a" e 4~611 9<3 9 84768 o.ivtc 98 2 96 5 99 2 101 6 81689 Sl 6 93 0 99 ~ 27S08 101 4 11207 81664 100 6 81 0 27263 104 9 2::4{l~ ll'.i'~ij ~S26 10820 27242 27043 25243 103 9 83794 4648 83076 80 0 7~ 5 26171 84809 97 6 1065-1 102 7 105 4 10~ 2 72 !5 26114 27241 84770 98 8 83007 1~ 6 99 0 'i'l 6 25055 54785 ~6 7 92 ti 10018 lC5S2 84304 I 26458 546~2 95 2 I 11656 79 7 96 9 106 2 102 5 103 'J 96263 54340 79 5 92 3 86 9 jl 25813 jl 11431 81215 100 7 84285 106 S 54152 10383 11043 11309 00280 Eng219 101 l 8S 7 lOtl O 106 S • ·~..ss.£!? 10~ ~ 6 ~~ 84~?1 J. ,33 / 9 2 / 105 0 84776 34 6 e!i a 11:::~2 {1(2~1 104 9 104': 7 • Oti ,, l CZ. O es~;ss !I'ro4 6~ S1 84 4 84734 84466 85 9 i~tteaz, l OH.1 f.:. Ets.l 99 5 103 l 27817 845S2 84517 106 0 I) 11615 105 5 104 l ~d6J:5 t.::3-C-~ z-:zta ! 83 0 ·2no9 26C~u ! 0!.15 Z67lm ,I 108 l 1()2 9 101 2 102 2 101 c 84204 2...-:i co 2l lt.0, I 292 2 105 l 84309 4640 10667 I 20225 49163 8 109 9 lOS 7 102 2 407 8 84~8 99 0 66 9 '1602 ~ 292 2 l O~ 0 0() 9 100 0 t06 9 J.O? 1 108. 9 108 9 106 9 108 3 401 8 4916S 8 407 0 292 2 62195 3 292 1 d �I • SUPERIOR COAL COr.1PAMY -, Superior, \'iyomit,__) Union Pacific Railroad October 16 • 31. 1915. 2S 83023 81741 81056 401 8 521~6 3 407 a 292 2 78 2 11926 79 9 77 0 2e9s9 99 6 95160 81088 76 0 80 4 81144 'YS 7 80 6 10155 11842 56594 l 27018 101 7 97 l 84563 Enr~219 103 9 292 2 16 2 101 0 99 0 100 l 84741 11685 11863 100 0 84785 99 0 lOl 3 84327 8134S so 0 84363 100 6 96 7 271-49 10549 8SG53 93 2 77 3 98 9 25972 11660 95 7 . 94 9 G9 2 81080 83890 83619 ~ 257 72 6 7l 6 84862 100 7 84521 . 10·3 2 84287 11536 102 8 • 10~ 2 Sl.029 81433 81 S 04552 103 0 1117'1 l OS l 81 S eo 9 101 l ., - 8.. tl. 1010~ Cl 3~ ~$12!) 1·, l: C:58£/2 98 6 : 0100 o-i2si 81 S ~'l i 40\ l i o,;21. ~i ot a ZG245. '{QQ'l~ C3-lS~ 1Qi a l~ 2 100 1 n a~ 11280 27029 101 8 101 S 100 9 83055 72 5 407 8 6C594 1 292 2 407 & 1801' ~ t &~ ~ �0 1ZP AR1MENT N o ('"' L;:..UQ_l;. To THE UNION PACIF IC COAL C OMPAN Y, DR. MAKE CHECK S P A YABLC' T O THE UNION PACI FIC C O AL C O. AND AD D RESS ALL REMITTAN CES TO ASSISTANT TRE ASU R E R. CHEYENN E , W YOMIN G or1r,ir:~n!~ 'hi)_lct1 ·to ., ...: o C:> o 1>r:..~; ,15.voi-tcd to c.Y? ,m."c~:i eJ. t;':c ~ F~c f.o1lor:s: 11 F,,., V.::!.ltm of C '.)U.1 D:1 v0rtntl ::o 1~77 11 ~0.'.:l 9 1 D:-1te 25703 Cc,al 83? I'' lOG 0 c00if I Conl . n - C t~~o:r:.t ~;(; point to urd.ch C !~:::' ·::-~s c1i vortml -r.1l 11-nrC:e c111rot:.on :~o7i." ·i;'i.O •1::lue :> ~ t :10 coal., l. 1, I li,n !.'31.orm ~-s.:;nocl by Oct .. 110 lSlf>o 0 I: ' ·! !1 1lw rt•lw ccrlify d ,, I ~ ~ { _. I ! i' I,, I· ~I APl'ROV E U: �___,J,C ~ ....:... - .r-..,. _..._ '?[incoc:;:: o A llOt,t F;..;'; 1-( lUt1STJ=:.1n.. n I ' l\1~1 v o Jl~ A~ _____ } To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAKE CHE CKS PAYABLE TO THE UN ION PACIFIC COAL CO. , AND AODRESS ALL REMITTANCES TO ASSI STANT TREASURER, CHEYENNE. WYOMING ..\-;.~:;,;!;:-~ ~t) : "i[~~• o ::~ 4t.,""(..'.)/ ":l t;~; c ::j.~~;.,._ j:., i ,) l::tt: z:~~:. I I: I' Ii , ,. o t.,.:. QJ l o5§. l:~c 3!~::. Xi cei; S..on lJ •fi'~GiDl. ::v o •~ti o ~:t} a G~>o .cst-0::;1 I: I I I 1· I! ·Ip ,, ,I :1 CRR» I T TO AN ERROft 19 l"OUNO I N THIS BILL, Rl::TURN iT WITH ALL PAPl!RS TO AUDITOR l"OR CORRE CTtON. ~OP'l'ING INK OR INDEL IBLE' PENCIL S HOULD DE USE'D IN MAKING BILLS. IMPRESSION COPY WILL Bl! T AKEN DY DEPARTMENT MAKING B ILL. 00 �1 lo 1 I I ,, I T otal ........ .. . _ _ --- ., "< / /~ Pro paid ..... .. • ; 1 - - -,- -1-~---=, 18 , _"'I ..,,._~ 1 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = == = = == = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = l ~T_::::;.:alo~~~:•~c=1~= •: =:~= ·P= ·'~Y•.;bl f: =o=•o=l= h o= = C= om :lp=•=' ny== 1 I • FOR USE: AT JUNCTIO N POINTS ON FREI GHT S USJ E CT TO CONN ECTING LI N!:: SETTLEMENT . �I --- -~--- Forni UlO ,a0 AU DIT NC. -~ Ch,,yo.nnu l> • .~;o o o i7ov°' 191 :'?C:t~:tt c1:.1:ii r:.r:-cn t--. l j n~t.fo:.. 11 ;~oh., To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL C OM P A NY, DR. MAKE CHEC KS PAYABLE TO THE UNION PA CI F IC C O A L C O .. A N D ADDRESS ALL RC:MITTAN CES TO ASSISTANT TRE:ASU RER, CHEYENNE. WYO MING 1 Fok ' ) \ (,j}C:~~~l :~c i )l ::~\.. i~ 1 : ..<; ... ~li:1:>... ~-:;.1\-£; -o ~, 1 .. v.:... ~ c:.:~tc . !:o..~. 1 ;?.!: ~., : \. :;,;-~~ .;...2\1!:"J ·:or..c;_;::;:r!Gno 1 . .. ".:.- ., o .,c,~-wf1i!l . ~- ~!:~, .:.. ::, c~"::~ ..:ccil. :1:(.;·..:::.t, :.c _; 1~~ :-~;.J,:"c ·t l1 ,. ::. ~tJ c :~i ~ A" : 4I:l c~ o :: . :?. t\.~!: ¥. o ~:rurJr1 ""! " ' l ::J:..:-2 c.~~!. :.o o ,,.._.' ... 0 .:c:.,.:.:0::1. _"o o c._. t t' () (" ' ' :1otJ :.1 ::.(!!:) ( ~ ·- I! <) ,, II I I I'I I ., ,1 '/ I• I Ii 11 .,. ., ;I - j I I I / 1: I !I / ""' Ii I i' ·l E ,A \11, t:1>11 . ,1 t !, -·- - C1a: 1>1 T 10 i I' A PPl!OVEO: 1:.- ~~~ ! -- , --D l_ ✓·l•M~ ~ !F A N t:IIROII 15 l"OUNO IN THIS B ILL, R l!TURN IT WITH A LL PA,-ERS TO A UOITOR l"OR CORRECTIO N. C O P VII.. G, I N K OJI INOE LIB Lt: Pll!NCIL S HOULD Bl! U SED I N MAKfNC BILLS. IMP R E S S ION COPY WILL a e TAKEN DY D e : P A A T M E N T ~ C B ILL. _ _ _~ _ •.I [j �WE~ I ....... - , ..... J I I .., I I' ( •, , : ., ' - :• • ; ,• T o Collect ... . .it , . : . - - -~.c.----0 II ==m=-==-==--===""""="""'= =m~ =~ = -==--===-==-=~~=_,,=-==--==='"-'"=- ~=--=~ ::..,,,;;_M;;;•;;;k•;,,;C_;l~,o,;;;<k;:•~r=•v!,;;•;;:bl,,,o_;to~l~h;;_•,:;;C;;_om=p•;;;n,1,f=> 1 • FO R U SE AT JUN CTION ?011\ITS 0 1\1 FREIGHT SUBJECT TO CO NNECTING LINE SETTLEMENT. �r Pilo Ui o .·?_ • .,,.....,.,". •l~- ...l -·,)1.·. ·.....·r1. •, - ~ '- • F. T. JAN 5 1916 ·_, T ,o •,;- ._ • '"'"t,,.. 0 ~-,;,)Vl'Y'I~ ~lv,., ~,. , ? - .. ...'t'")* • ,1 • . . •"' .. J. ' 1 �StlBJEC T: ;. ✓~ l P"ORM 210 t. THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY r (t ~ ·1 tY;\.\ SA~ OFFICE OF ~ ...... u:rnm SUPERINT!nNDEl~'P .. -- • ----..... --. -.. --- . -.. --. . -. -. .. -. -- IN nEPLY PLEABB REFEnTO NO, 0 Hanna, ITyoming, Jan. 3rd 1916. l.Tr. F. P. Briscoe, Auditor, Cheyenne, TTyo. Dear Sir:- Your file S, letter of the 31st ultimo: Attached hereto please find original bill of lading covering shipment of 3 coils rope "burlapped" moving from 11.u burn N. Y. to Hanna and covered by Purchasing Agent's No. 27014 as per your request. Yours truly, l!ine superintendent. C F. 't: JAN 4 t916 �I •. r) C h :,.1.. o e y e11n e , •7;,10. , Dnc. l.T . !:a.rtr· an, ::ine 1u nerint0na0nt. , ~'!l'1 . nmna ~ ".'y ot!l 1ng . . .. Dear ~ir: 1"!ill ~10u plEia.s e r1a51 r.1 e B:ilJ. of . T..a dinf: covering shir,ne;,t of t hree coil s o f ror,e fr0r.; t!10 col un1 i D.n :,0pe cor.ipv.n~1, July !.1.-3 ' B ... At.. <lit or. 31 , 1915 �sun,TECT; B.ill ,A .' '- -(' F oRM ~•o :uatt ~r .02.383,,:vs . Union Pacific Ra ~ oad Co. . _./ . THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY I N R E PLY PLEAS E R F:l'ER 'l'O OFFICE OF ]? l. NO, • C..Y.aS.ing...Age.n t............ ....................'P.+... Cheyenne, Wyo. Dec. 24, 1915 - -- · - · · - - • ' \· ..,.. . _, f. .~ DEG 271915 · i\ l ______, \'\\•~.\:, /\.i•{,,r ..... AUDI i un ·, 0, : l~,E ffLE l~O. __ . Mr F.P. Briscoe, Auditor < L ,,/ Cheyenne, Wyo Dear Sir:- .Ans~ering ·yours· of 8th inst. ,with reference to above bill. Enclosed herewith please find letter fr.om the Columbian Rope Company. dated December 20th, ad~ressed to ~e .replying to mine. of 16th inst., regarding shipment referred to in above bill. You will notice that the shippers advise that· the bill of lading read 3.. coils of rope -packages burlapped,and that when the packages were delivered to the Railroad Company, they were completely ~u~~~~ped. .. . . . Copy of bill. and copy of lette.r f rom Mr.1-:Haxicoa'k·~•.Cl.aim-.--Ag.en,t • •. date~ Dec ·3rd, are also enclosed herewith. F, "t. DEC 29 1915 Attach::: ,. ... J . c / / '• • •i' . • ·:: . . •' ... _: ---• • . · ·.•. - • ~,-·. �" ~ ' ALL. ~E'LI VE R IES A~E CONTINGEN.-..o o ~ ... r'>: N S'TR I K ES, FIRES, BR E AKAGE o , M"CHIN l!RVAND onr'>FIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND OUR CONTROi.. . ("1 V _;~QUOTATIONS SUO.JECT TO CHANCC w•THOUT NOTrcr.:: . 000D5 SOL.0 OAOSS WEIGHT OASIS Colu1nbia].'l llope <Co o MANUF'ACTUR£AS OF' .... MAN l t.A ROPI!: , s,s,__t. MOPr , .JUTC AHD AHUUCAH NCMP lWINII.S. ITA '-14.H 4.HO RUSSIAN f t. AX TWI NCS, TUAN S MI S~ I ON ROPC', Oll,WCLL COROAOC . H#\'f', NIOC ANO UALC 'tOPr P/111.. C~ 'Twu• C YARN :!l:"l,I N VAAH TAlltRCO 0-0008 Dnion Pac i fi c cu~ , c,.V o ' " .._ C.1:1eyerme , \'iyo . Gentlelileu: ActnoPledi;inl:, rec eir t ol' yov.r cu1J1 11..,r_i t:nt1on of Dec . 1 6th~ , retiaruing 8.cli}.:rnent wr. . icH ,, e !'.•i=i de yo ..,. 01. J"u.ly 1 5th . 0 1 3 - Coili:, 1-1 / 4 11 :1-"'n.ilc1 l,or,e c overed by yollr oruer 1,"23131.!--9903 Han.r,a. I r.::g ret ver·y mu c!l tu r:ot e tl.c3 d i ff iculty ,vi.icn you }',_ad oYer t .. H ; n::1tt er .,-..1 ae s ire to ::idY:..::ie t.1.. f.tt t..Le Bill of LHuiltt:: !,,a.c~e ol-\t coverinb tlus S.1:!1 :;r?t.n.t reBd 3- Coil~ 01 Hope l ~71:S lus. pack'lt_cs b\A.r l a:r,pecl Alid ,,·l.e:u tile p:'lckages Her0 etelivereo. to t11e r!'lilro:-Hl company , N.Y.C.H . H. , t l ~ey v·ere conyilet.ely burlappea. and if ~1. .:.y arrived at. 6.es1annticn r,i tl .. tJ_e ·1.,.,..rla p rl.: moved , it. ,;;Hf-I dnne wniJ t::: ir1 t:;,it:! possebs i on of tl'i1:: rail r oad C O:.l pAny • In reiard t0 your i nquiry d es ire to ::H1.Yi::;e ti.flt ;,-e 'ci...rlar nJ. l ropa l~aYH.f:; oi..r factor y vr-_le!:e ,1·e re c eive ;3pec:1.f1c 1 nstrl,.ct1.ons t.o the contrary, R1.a. 1 t wi ll t.i.eref orc b.e in 01·a.er f'o:c ti ,e c1-1rr:i.ers to .;~ttl.c , itr.. yo\J on t.1:;~ bi-a,J.:;; ul til . 99 p~r c wt . . ,"'c �r UNION PACIFIC SYS TE:M No .03773-50 7-... 28 Omaha , Neb. , Dece mber 3rd, 1915. The Union Pacific Coal Co. Cheyenne, rryo. Dear Sirs : I reJl.iurn herewith y ou!' b ill, Audit No. 102383 , f or overcha!'ge on shipment of three coils of r ope from Aub urn, N.Y. to • Hanna , ,.· ryo. Rate of ~~1.99 a hundred e s cl ai□ed. by you , app lies on]y on rope, in coils, burlapped. TM.s shipment was not bur lapped, therefore the onljr rate cre can protect is 43.1 cent s a hundred to the I.Iississi ppi ~iver and $1.81 beyond making a through rate of t 2 . 241. Charges have been assessed on this basis , therefore your claim is res~) ectfully declined f or our a ccount. Yours truly , .( Signed) 1/. H. Hancock Freight Claim Agent. ;,: J .J.:L F J Pi.I �- .. . .... .. ___,,....._.._ ·I I . o E: o 1/'-- .: L ·' ,:i , 11n:c"i::::.si:1 : 3 r f If ~(ho .:.'0:V.! • ·f:s ::C1·t . 'n;·_•J.z.·~;;e,'l. ::: --·01 1c1 .0. :il-lGtlH,.L 8lON1!ll) ~V l. P, £i:!SCO~ ,.. ,.../ . :. �8TANOAAD &--fMOOOO No.-°3..773-507-28 OMA H A. NEB., December 3rd, 1915 The Uniomi Pacific Coal • Co. Cheyenne, Wyo. Dear Sirs;- I return herewith your bill, Audit No. 102383, for overthree ooils of rope f l'Om Auburn,N. Y. to Hanna, charge on shipment <>f' -"f.!Yo. Rate of· $1 o 99 a hundred as claimed by you, epplies only on tope, in coils , burlapped. This shipment was not burlapped, therefore the only rate we can ~rotect is 43.1 cents a hundred to the Mississippi River and fl.81 beyond making a tmough rate o~ $2.241 Charges have been assessed on this basis, therefore your cl aim ia reapeotfully declined for our account. Yours truly JPX F �- ~-( - ·--f,'orn1 l __;(,, ,.J.c~- • - ' - j mo S1.1ndar d To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL C OMPANY, DR. MAKE CHEC KS PAYAF.ll.l? TO THE UN I ON PACIFIC C O AL CO . ANO ADDR ES S A L L Rt::~11TTANCES TO ASSISTANT TREASURr::R. CHEYENNl?. WYO M I N G Ji ! __j·: ~'~ ,:,;..' : ·ct:l : --\:: ~.:- ;;J.~ L ti . ~J :)0 " ?f; -- 5')o 'I{} Int erest 77 6~ I I 'I. ! 1· ! I· ii I rl ·, • .t I I, I ii ' :Ih ;1 :1 IiI ,, 11 1: •! ·1 -- -· ~·- . ----.::... 1: /; ii r" J V , . OJ.,· l Intcrect, Discount e: :Excho.n[;e I! :: - A r1>1{0\ '1::n: - Ji I, i li·A,,,.;~·.~,- ~=-,.,~~ ;;;;:~;:;;~;;:~~~~AssT GF.NJ.. ):!;NA~~£; . 1: I Jl"OUNO tN THIS «;) ILL, RETURN IT WITH A L L PAPERS TO AUDITOR ,,.OR CORRECT1•· I\ -------IF AN E"RO,. IND ELI BLE P l!NCIL SHOUL D B£ USED IN ti4AKING DILLS. tMPRESSION COPY W ILL OL! TAKEN DY DEP ARTMENT M A ~ I LL . COPYING INK IS" 0 �,., ............ \." ✓-z~ILlEO FROM . l !:,,' 4 A ' ' ., ' /° . . •. ,~ ... • ,.✓'(7· ~ .,,. • •' '" ,, . ,, .., • •~ ,l ~ / ; ., POINT AND OI\YE 0 1'" SHIPfl:E~ :r • l;,...- r'/ 1 OAT!':Z N """ .. .,, ,..., _ ;~•• w:y;f ., .. = . I "\ / '-'A:-aay--;, ...,- , d ~ ;' NO. .;' " , .. J •"' • • J ,'CONl\!ECTJNG LINC REFE)'C:3/ / • • I 1 , , I - ,► ,,. .,4,_.,~,,, :/-~jf,_,d. I -• ,- • .- f"' J Stnndord 0 . ,.--1 00.ooO / • ,, , ~/ ' • .-/ J , -c~ .t: ·- ~ ~':? PREVIOUS WAYl31Lt' ~,EFERENCES ji!== r:l = . ' a.JJSPO~'+"A .. FU:r .•NAME• OJ {!HIPP~t, ic/esJ7 / T""=INITIALS AND NO. - •1 ~ , / ~·• t .,t _ ', 7~• II /' ✓if .? O~mJAL CA'R INITIALS ANO NO. I• I -_.,,...,.. ,......, ---:,,-- ,,, . /.'d ,,., f7,,~ { ,.,:) .. ~ ' ! ,,~ .,, .. ' -. ·\....,,· /., ..'f!'......,., NUMBER OF PAyl(AGES , ~RTICLES AND MARKS ., l - V. .• ·'') L ,, - -~.,,• \,_ - .,,.,~ ., ,.. / r ~/ ,,.-.,. . ' ' t ' ' p " -• I ~---;7 . ,,(., / \.., ,:;!_,,,, I G t..e.~r~ ~ ,,.C..I I • 16TAL PREPAIO S- J 11 I _f;~; I I -RATE . \1 'v ·r ,; ~, .i,: ,. / V "'.'; ~G~ I· TOTAL A DVANCES FRE IGHT ,. - -;, ., -1/ ,I /,//: , ~ (OJ ~ w ', /' .; ,:-. ..:r,., , : ~) l y9..;~ - -- - = I .:::.'.. I I I I I - I ..... ....I_ - - - T ot al I l P rou:ii d ... ..... J~ ..lc, ·,,.r ( . T oColloot . . . . . ~ ··1 1' --, ~ M ak -:> C hf'ch Povabl o t o t ho Cort1p::iint: ~ • FOR U,3E AT JUNCTION ?OI NTS ON FP.EIGHT S UBJECT TO CONNECTING LINE SETT I F"MS:-1\JT i- �. •. 'I~ ~ iti.) Russell - :lille r --~ · 11~' . 11 1.ne Co .• I NOv""EJ.iGER 1915._ f l . lJ 191.5 - ?1innenpolis, ?Jinn. T o THE U NION P ACIFIC .COAL COMPAN Y, D R. MAKE CHG:CKS PAYABLII TO THE U N I ON PACI FIC COAL CO. A NO AOOAESS ALL REMITYA NCES TO .ASSISTANT TREASU RER, C HEYENNE, W YOMING Jobber' n CoMnhH::io n on f l o ur contained in UP Car 39731 ship~ed October 2 , 1915 t o ~red :: . :lills , Roel: Sprincs , '.7~,ro. , .l)I{ I ~-1u. oo# • II each in hands o f Ass t t 'i1re,:.~urer I I. JII Ii I ,1 I• I ·I COPY · I I '. 'II, C 1<1!DIT ·10 p :!crchc.ndisc ?urchuocs P.oc1r Sprinco store j: j; $1 6 . oo;t I. 11 i -~ '--•~ . ~ ,, . _~ ~ 1 I ~J-4/A/ ,,,.-/ C,,'J' rr M Jl.r-. l t/q..,,~ I IJ . J-/ ¢:r;l<;lu.. -1 l'OUND IN THIS BILL, ,urTUR IF AN CIIHOflt ISfl INDELIBLE: f911HCIL ~HOUL COPYING INK 0 _, 1_; 1 1 !: A1• rW<>\'~) E '"l'o,:S. P.c TIO>, • A~ST (;~:NI ~IAN,.. arn d ~a-~ . -- "'1•,,r 1h,· A11<1itr,r ~ IT WITH A L L PAPe:Rs TO AUDITOR fl'OR CORRl!.CTION. DE USED IN MAKINC DILLS. 1MPAt:S910H COPY WILL 8£ TAKEN DY D E PARTMl!NT MAKIHC: BILL / �J I ' ( -, -: -- ~ ' ,.... , ' \ I I ~ ~l-, ... . \.::'. .__. , ... '--1~ c ,~t, ' v • - I.. ,, 1--.I \. ' • I \, t· I ? ' F . F . E:t NOV 6 1915 I '/ �.,. THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY l!\" REPL "Y J>LBASB Jt2FBR "r-0 O P FlC E OF ~UPT. OF Slv1il,i1 .... -----· ........................ ···---··--·- -----· ---------··· Cheyenne , ·.--;-or.1ing , so. 1 - 101 lfo-.1FL'!r)e1· 5 , 1915. 3 u i 1 ding . Dear Sir: Her e,·ii th f ::.11d drn+'t :f:'1·ori1 :1;.s~ell-:::llf>r L:illine; Coq::s.ny f o :c -: 1 6 . 00 . This is our cor:r1ission on scar o:: thei1· :f:'101...r sl:ippea to ~·red :.:ills. ! b 0 l:.evo this should be t1·erit1?d in ?ock 8p.· in~s accounts as u sale 3..'1C ha'7 G advised 8 to rekeep er :,:S.c1i 11 ace or c.1 incl y . Yon.rs t r nly, Su1)e ri n t enc:l. ent ~ T- '. • r, f St o res . 1 \ I t\ r. F . F;;: NOV 6 HHs: �.,. \-j~w- -0 ; STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT COVERED BY THIS REMlTTA~ , ,,,,, __i- 128 !Commissions as per list attchedo I ~r ! I 1f 1Y {) 64 6 ~ i Oct ,,,.. VoucHER No. 1 I \ 1.' ·.\ :, .. \\. \ I I i I I - - - - - -- ~ - __I_ _._.___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ · - - - To Union Pacific Coal Co. Cheyenne , Wyo. ---·---- t------·--'--- ��AUDIT NC. - - _ _ _ _ _ ___.....\ ,. _Uni on_Pu~ifi c Ra::i.·1roa d_ co_. , _ Chey_enne_,_ 1;1y_.o__.. _,..JJ.Q"'l~ml) e):'_ a_,._191_ \5, . Omaha, Neb.. I W0°\i3~.:3 :SlU.9.15._ f l • · .\,\ : ' \·· To TH E UNION PACIFIC C OAL C OM PAN Y-, D R. \r M AKE CH E C KS P A YABLE: T O T H E UNION PACIFIC COAL C O ., A NO ADDRE SS A L L R EMITTANCES TO A S SISTA N T TREASU R ER. CHEY E N NE. WYOMING C• l, · $ M - . - --· --:,.; refund V t:Llue of unus ec1 portion of round t rip ticket Porr.i L- 94 , !Too 62011 , purchas ed for use of ~1:r. . . S . :1cCune , Gene r a l srq. es F on .Aeent . ~u1 59:1k , , 0 II I I / I Cash in ha nds o f Ass' t Treasurer Union Paci f ic R.R. Co. Vouch er }76545 11.69 I I I •I •I I, 11 11 I ,.i' ,I I, . Ji I' I,'I I·I I :J I ,I I ~ :; t~ ~ ! Ctut1>1T T o I I A/c 1 36 Sollinr, ~enses 9~11 .69·.J! ;,t' !- A~•-;;RO~ l-:;; . --- ••- - - - • -- is corr~ct: •• --- i i •A PPnov1m: I \.A.,~ /A 1:i:-Ro~ ~ ~•()I( - . I I - ·- - .. • • • I. F-; CTIO?\ As~T <}c N1.: \1,._ ~;,7;;-,:~. ' / I' 0 11: I S l"'OUND IN THIS BILL, 11£.TUR N IT WITH ALL ~ A.PERS TO AUDITOR ..-o A CORRl!CTION . ~~~.';.":INK OR INDE LID L£ P i!NCtL SHOUL D IIE U S ED1N M A KING B JLL.S. : IMPRESSION COP Y W ILL B L? T A X E N D Y O ePARTMl?NT M A K ING 011.L. • •• F,,r 1h,fa,i-;j i1ur . �r°" Clo.in ::or re :"und'-docount • unuse d tiol:·e t . • ,_) , 10- 215 Se-rt e•,, er 25 . 1915 . . • 8 . ~'u. S i.11f AY, r.onnr al Pa.~sen& or A[:ent . u ol:' • . :._:. co ., (in &hu , ::o1i:r. un abl e to u so thi ::; t ic~.:e t .:i 'i,h l n. 1 the t i 11c lir1 i t. 0.arGIN.At. Storq:;i:; .~v f. P. BRJSCO£, Au dit or . �,. l,JUBJECT, r',_ Refu nd account un Form 210 Jd ticket. THE U NION PACIFIC COAL C O MPA N Y IN nnPLY i>LJtA8lt REFEH. TO OFFICE OF xo. 4541 Cheyenne, Wyoming 1 • September 25, 1915. Mr. F. P. Briscoe, Auditor, Building. Dear Sir: I encloae Union Pacific R.R. Company tic ket No. 62011 reading Omaha to Cheyenne, which I was unable to use on account of buying ticket Omaha to Butte last tiir.e I was in Omaha. The limit on enclosed ticket expired Se~tember 17th. Kindly arrange for refund and cr edit Sales Department expense. \'lSMcC-U �A 7 16 lM FORM 1938 ) UN1o·N PAc1C c SYSTEM GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Omnhn, Neb., . .Jff. 2 fLt§t5... 19L. _. ~5(t A7.. J~l~ ........ 19L .. This will acknowledge your favor of ... The subject will be g iven prompt attention and if investigation is necessary same will be conducted with least possible delay. If you have occnsion to write us further regnrding this matter please refer to claim ~o . . .. .. . 24524 W. S. BASI NGER. GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT. ��AUD IT NC LibGr"i:;;i Coa.l ,;;: Ice .Co.• 21 3xd st o , Choyonne • rs. o ._, Uov. 8, \nnn""·~,. :>ortl end, oro. t To THE Ul\!ION ?,D..C!F!C COAL COMPANY, DR. I ~ A~E CHECKS PAYA:a.L. TO TH;:;: IJtJION P J!>.CIFIC C.0/!,L r.o. ANO AOORLSS ALL RE:1-il,T,,~IC:ZS TO Ass:s, A -IT 1"!1hASURt..h. (. h(;Yl,:NN'-', VVYOMING ,.,, ~cnt of o..::i:icc npo.cc ~1- ?6 - 6th st. , .- :")01·tl81<.1 , Orecon., ::or the L1onth of novc~1Jcr, 025. oo;'/: 1915. I 11 I L t 11 ;1 I I! i::~.,,11, en 1,\· !, - .. I I ,I 14 · - C ll£1HT 1·0 s unJry Acct s. I ! -=---.:.. I I:1· I ,,I !, A R O,. IS l"OUND IN THIS dfLL. RCTURN , .,. WIYH A LL ""'P~RS ro A U DITOR fl'OR C O RRe CTION . 6.~~l~Q INK OR INOELIIJL E PENCIL .SHOULD DE u .sco l N MAKING B ILLS IMPiU!SSION COPY W ILL se TAKEtJ RY 0 2:PAATMCNT ~tA.KIMC 91""-.L... �h ,rm IJO A UDIT N e;.. Foster T,umber C Cheyenne, i7yo . , 1Tovomber _9 ,s1 5 0. ' Kansas City, !.to . To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPAN Y, DR. 1-IAI~:;; CHECKS PAYASl_i TO THE UNION PACIFIC COAL C O. AND ADDRESS A'-'- Rl!MITTANCt:!. TO Aes1STAN·1 TR!;"ASU~c.R. CH ~la':NNE. WYOMING 1 • prepaid freicrht chnrees on OSL Co.r rro. 13409 f'rom Ro ck s11rines rrovel!lbor 5 , 1915, consig:ned Di:-.-:, ITebro.sko.: 76,600 lbs. o.t $3.00 per ton ('114.90# I ,I I . ---•.. I I ! I :,·, ~?:t ~ «:a Sundry Accts . $114.90:{fo .,, • �1•orm 130 Dl!PAR T M l?NT NO ) .,,. ..,I C. Creotors t.: Co . , Cheyenne r- \/yo. , n ov. 10 , 191 5 Ch icago , Ill. r To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. ( I MA"-E CHECl\5 PAYAE:L TO THE UNIOI~ PACll'IC COAL CO. "ND ADDRESS ALL REMITTANCES TO ASSISTANT TRIV\SURI.R, CH:::Y!.!NNE, WYOMING For. adc'l i tionul rebut c on I 1eanut Roast c :rs unci .:ar ::iers rrn.rchRned for P.cl innce ~: CU!llber lruid , ~yo . r ecent l y . $28. 00# Co.sh in hcn<1s of 1\~~ n ' t :i:r cusure r. h ,I 'I ' ''"1 --- ----- ~ ine Dovelopco~t u ~quipment 'Jelic.nce CUmberl ruid ; 1 ' Al•P ROV!-;U'. �au BJEOT, ?) ~m tr vouch er f • r cm C • c.r( ' ·t o rs (':; co . , \.. THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY JN REl"L'Y PLRA8.lt REFER TO OFFICE OF ......................... .··---......... .. :-.o. 1-111 ......... ···-- ................. ------ Chey cu ne , '. y or!li ng , Nov . 9th, 1915. r - ----- -- ti • .. I.i.r. :l. :::-. Bri s coe , Auo i to 1· , ill. -. > •.• • . .. ..: ....... • J NCV lo 'i9W Bu i 1 d i n e . Dea r Sir :- iierev, i th .:'ind 'VOUc ;:e:c an d c.:1cck of anc. Com11a ny f or ,,' 20 . 00. c. Creetors Tc.is r cryes ents a n addi tional ten percent on th e t\-.' O ou t f i t s :cecen tly !nu·chasec1 f or IlPlion c e a.n J. Cunb e:.. l::md , ·::i:ic n r:Fn"e c;1arf ed , I b el ieve , to Cap ita l .icconnt. Supercintende:tl°t of Stores. F. T. NOV ~ 0 19\5· �l-nrm 1!10 ,/"I'\ J) Scott , ehoyenne, •11yo~ Dill on , uont . 19 1 5. To THE UNION °AC!FIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAKC CHECKS PA'l'ABLC! TO THE UNION PACIFIC CO'\L O. A NO ADDRESS ALL Rla:MITTANCES TO ASSISTANT TR~-..SUR1. R . Ch'..:Y'.?NNE. WYOMING amount of intere st ch&r 5ed b y F irst 1~ t •1 . Bank of Dill on, !';Iont . on fre i e ht ch:... r ge s on fo ur c urs of coal s hi:1;1ed. t o you f or s t nt a Horme l School , 101 1• $ 9.90# l· I I I!i I' :I I ,I ·1 ii I I I I .I c uern·r rn I e rest.dis c ount and 3x chn.n£e $9.90/j At•PtHl\ CJl . ~~~~~~~~~~ - A.As~, c;1:s1.: '.\IA'(A• :IW (] ~~ ~ r 1h,· A-urlitnr ND IN THIS HILL R~TURN I T WITH ALL P,.ti.PEFtS TO A UDITOR l"OR CORRl!Cl!ON . u= AN e.nFtOR t!,1 P'OU ELIDLE PENCIL. SMOULD DE" U St!O IN MAK)NC B IL L S . IMPRt!SSION C OPY WILL 91! T,.ti.KEN UY DEPAATMENT MAt<tNG DILL coP't'l .... 0 I NK OR IND �- --- - -F ur m 130 D!!PARTMENT No r'\, AUDIT N C .- ' · I-:J,.. J Sh erm. n i71lliama Co.-- Cheyenne Wyo.- Rov- 13-1915 191Clevel und 0h1oo 1 To THE UNION P ACIFIC COAL COMP A N Y, DR. MAKE CHECKS PAYABLU: TO THE UNION P ACI F IC COA L C O . ANO AO ORl!SS ALL REMITTANCES TO A S SISTANT TR!i:ASURER, C H E YENNE. WYOMING i.-,.K r efund of fr eigh'li charges east on s h i pment pe1nt in oil anb. varni sh s old :h1 • O.B. I' :Kansas City. 1. 'i'6 Invoice P . A. .i:!Oo 27311 Vouch6T Audit No . 138386 Ch3ck to co\Per 1n h ands Asst Txeasur er I i1 I· 1' i. I ,I ·1 ,I 'I I 'I -'. s1;n :1: i J '• ____ ,..... - 1· ,,' I CRElllT 1"0 Book Spr 1ngs mator la1. ~ -);. ~ _A,"?! vn tl/;J-/J,,,-• :.... ·I ,~ :I,, 11 !; 1. '16 :! ti I ) •1 .\Pr noe u - : i J . : ~ I!'. i------- ·- :rm-oh.es 1ng Agent A P l'KO\' J;I) ,\1•1•1 ~ 1 ' .2 "' 1~-rnv ' ASll . co0.CTl~ a... ~ • - ASM ! K I! '" ur 1111' Au«licur Oflt IS ptOUHD IN HIS BILL.. " E TURH IT WITH ALL PAP&!AS T O AUDITOR f"OR CORRf:CTION. ~o~l~AINK OR INDl!:LI E P ENCIL SHOULD DE U9ED IN MAKINC DILLS. IMPRESSION COPY WILL OE TAK£ N BY 01PAR TMl!HT MAKINC D I LL. �Sr;uut nnl DEPA•~T M E:N T No --- -- --- ~ /' . \ - ~ ') . I Trans-cont i nental.. Scr ip Burea u, ___ _ A UDIT NC. ·ii n0.i:-~~ /1 n JiJ)~ ~ 'Ji.:.t:J 1-· s,1 - - - •- £ .:_ ~1; 'r"j_ ' .Clte.yenne ·: -j y_p ._,_ J1QY.!3mb,r.r _ 1 5 .. ,91 i, • San J r anci~oo , _Ca li~ !.-- l To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMP-ANY, DR. ::_91s.1 MA l<Z CHt::CK S PAYABLIZ TO T l-i E:: UNION f->AClf'iC C OAL C O, AND ADDRIZSS ALL REMITTANCES TO ASSISTAN1" T R :aA SU RER. CHE YENNE. WYOMING r e i'und v c.lue o f' Scri p Book ::io r m S.A ·-/1:1 97757 ~ pur chased i.'or u s e o f ::1. IL Le e , r urchasine Von Agent . h I' 1' I 11 03 . 33;~ I ' I 11 I. I ! c ~::.nh in lrn.rn1s o f Ass ' t '.i.'r easnr er I i ·i' I. I ! i 1' Iil! 1: I· ,I1· I Ii "j; I' l I· ,I ,,11 ,,lj ·i •l ti I ,,,i L 156 'I I 'I I: I F A N £MRO R IS fll'OUND IN THIS BILL, R E TUR N IT WITH ALL PAPER S TO AUDIT OR f"OR CORAEC TIOH. COPYING JNK OR INOE LIO L C PltNCIL S HOULD D E U SED I N M A KING DILLS . I MPRESSION COPY WILL 01! TAKEN B'r D EPARTMENT MAl'tlNC B lL L F,,r tlu- A11rli1o r . �Form 1:JO St anrlnrd ---------Rems rz,1:c.n tN ~-(r;r_~.._·:· ~ •· To THE UN.ION PACIFIC COAL COM PANY; DR. MA K E CHECKS PAY ABL ia TO THC: UNI ON PACI F IC COAL CO. AND ADDRESS A LL REMITTANCE S TO ASSISTANT TREA~ U RER. CHEYENNE, WYOMING :t"ot11:i- 1!e'"~'--: _?c 1 :t..1_100 , {J . ....,:, c .."·1t1.c,"r,~ .(t.. ~-:,;,10:r. , I 1, .: ol.l u.·G 110·. ,·, : J. :..1 1 '! I ,.IJ , -'· I; I 1 I 4G·~ 00 .. 1: ' ... II , 1· I I I lj I i I 'I 11 I· ii i1 I, I! i' I ! ---- -·- - - - -- -- -- --' abuvu ace" IP ' :,; corrt:,_ct: Yv2/J~ _ - - ~ L-- 101s ' ,I _ _ _ ·: MriF. v. c. B. • 1 5 f9 fr. I: -~ -§U . · -· A:•1•novEu) ; f / J " ! . . ~ " L'OLI.Jlt:TJO!', r_ ___ - • - - - - As~T.GE NI. :\1,NM :irn . ::17":_· -~-/ · .L""1'~--:'2. - .----<'- ~~.~=-=~')·-, If: AN ERROR IS P'OUND I N THIS o lf.L , RETURN IT WITH ALL PAPERS TO AUDITOR l"OR CORRECTION . COl ' YINC. INK OR I NOELIBLC Pl!NCIL SHOULD BE USED IN MAKING BILLS. IMP R l!SSION COPY W I LL Bl! TAl<EN BY D!!PARTMCNi ~AXINC Q I LL. Audilor. �- - - - - ---------- -- --- - -- - ---- DEPARTMENT No. GSi:.. 3 ~ 7 ,"'-.,. n Union :P~c:lf io ~·:,~.tor Com~~ J- Chetv~ne, r;~ ,ming, ITOVo 16 , .,1nu:,,,,__II . J ._Stirl i ng , Aud itor , Oma _.!I.eh.D. V.Bc llt Su p t o , Rock Spr i ri..gs , i'!yoo To THE UNION PACIFIC OAL COMPANY, Dr. MAKE CHECKS PAY ABLE TO THE UNION PACIFIC COAL CO., AND ADD~ESS A L L REMITTANCES TO ASSISTANT TREASURER, CHEYENNE, WYOMING. 10,.1 4,,,J.OOO F.01" shipmoo.to o:r Co0~l :i?r om Hovembcr l at t o Hovembor 16th inolusivo : lrov ol 2681 5 OSL Ros . Sl a ck Grenvi l l e 1 00400;; C1u:on• -ro F.o ok :::prinsc Coo.l ~:::.l oo: .\ rl;llO\'Y.J> ~- z j ~ ~: Ym , I I-- ~ - - (iJi.L~ J:S' l.. )I.\.SAO.t:~ -~ F•or tI10 . \ ud.,tor. IF AN• E RR OR 15 FOUP40 IN THIS BILL, RETURN IT W ITH AU.. P AP~ R S TO AUDITOR l"OR COAAe:CTION. COPYll4C INK OH INDELIBL E P t:NCIL SMOULD B E U SE D I N MAKING BIL LS. I M PRESSION COPY WILL BE TAKEN BY D EPARTM ENT MA KIN BILL, �/ !"Orin 130 G-rcon__R. b.rcr .\ ,w,a:~:s-.ll • .J_....s.titline; , Auc.li t .o.r , Omaha~Jieh 0 A o VoBell ,d c,upt , :ij.o,ck q_p r ings b r/yo o OAL LOMPANY, r. To T HE UNION t'ACIFIC O MAKE C HECKS PA Y ABL E TO THE U N IO N PACIFIC C O A L CO., ANO ADDR ESS A LL REMITTAN~E S TO A SSISTANT TREASURER, CHE Y C:NN E . WYOMING. I!oYombo l.. J.Gth i nc luc.:: ivo : ~)100 58 n \l 1; 5 ,d ::-,J .W' 81.l:GGG 8~-3423 8(( 21 UP II It G:ce0:n R:lvos... J.00~00{~1 ?10¢ 15005 UP " 11 (!:-econ l.: :i,,;-0~4 72000 , ' 30(! , - '1 II 11 :;.:e.nda ~~!jOOt··'" l OaOO l~~a90 i.L; ~ Cni:m'l· ·m R I P L I C A ~ ~ •·o~-I .:; ') )-_ \{ I r (' 1' j.J IF A N ERROR IS POUND IN THIS BILL, RETURN IT WITH AU. PAPERS TO AUDITOR ,.OR CORRECTION. COP'l'INC IN/( OM INDELIBLE J.JENCIL SHOULD HE use:o IN MAKING BILLS. I/ IMPRESSION COPY WILL ee: TAKEN BY DE.PART'MENT MAKINQ BILL. I �0 . C . ALLISON , MANAOER . W . S . ALLI SON, SECRC.TARY. _ LONG DISTANCC E Tue ..,. I~~ c-' c:J'::f- CABLE AOORfSS ..COUPON "INOIAN lE MAIN 1299 COUF>O CANTILE CO AURANTAND UPON CHE .rano MARKE.T,1..IBERTY & WA8ASH ST. '\ J. ,, ~ \: union Pacific coal co., ~\\ \{., .'~.-~ Cheyenne , Wyo. i' ·~ \ ~l .: Gent1~u1en:File MS - - - Attention F.P.Briscoe. \ I • I ~i .....w • • Your let t er of Dec. 2nd has been referred to me for at t ention and YTe are enclosing herervith our check for ~~3_.60 in payment of the error. in freigi1t charges, on · shi:pme1t made you Oct. ~,19150 Trusting this i s satisfactory, we are, Yours very truly, Allison coupon company. Y!JT- KH 'f. 1'. JAN 7 1916 Of. JY/' ///vYJ1 c ~ �~1 o ,\'L li son Ccm~on ,;o . , ~!~ G 7,~. il, .r·1:n t st . , r n,1 i <. n~· nol 1£: , Tnd. 1 : ·,mii; t he ""i;[l.l(an c e a t o.n cs rly dute . C:rm,m'O I. P. :!t.lSC(IE, 0JlTl'l'l'l\:'AT, • .1r t ', I.aw, ~: 11 •• .\ncl i t or. �0 . C ALl.l S ON , MANAGE.A . E CO U PO ANTI L E COU AURANTAND UPON CHEC ' "' ~fflP[~~D ~OU.P~'.11 ~~Jm M A R ..-;t.T. LI B ERfY & WAOASH ST . Un i on Pac i f ic. coa2. c o . , Cl"..eyenne , Wyo. Gentle!:en:Per y ,:iu r 0 i ll of l:ov . 20th 2nc10 s i ng 4. , fr eigr.t ·:: i l l upon Y:hich you 11~r e com_p e l ed to ay 13¢ /1 ad<1. i t iona1 t o r,~·.c..t :sc had .i)rep2..i d ( ~)3 . 60) we c:,:::_-__, •-'11Cl os i r.:.[; h e r Yr ~t h 139! i:a stamps : o b c.L2.ance sr..i,:e . I You r s ve ry t rul~' , All i son Coupon company. �•• • .• _. ... . o;1 - .,.-.J - - . . . i - ~ .r ~ r-- - ·..· - · · - • Stnndord -Form 748 lt-1 ~•110M, . JI ~ E Cl .. Consignee I.') Destination 0 U. P.Coal Co, J FREIGHT BILL 19 1915. Station Cumberland Wyo _.. J -oate 0c~ Freight } ... 0 .. 0) Via 1JL 40~fi0 JV To Oregon Short Line Railroad C ompany, or., For Charges on Articles Transported W A VBI LLED FR0"1 .s: m .. State St Chgo Ill 10/7/15 . N 1813 CD CONNECTING L INE REFERENCE ORI GINAL POINT OF SHIPMENT ORIGINAL WAYBILL NO , A ND DATE 0 PCCC&STL P 4 51 Indnpls Ind 1039 10/4/15 > WAYBILL DATE, SERIES AND NO , NUMBER OF PACKAGES, ARTIC L ES AND MARKS E -a 1 Bx Coupon Books ), E 0 u u Tfk 32 012 WEIGHT RAT E FREIGHT 2 .5:- 3 .42 • 3;: Vl ... . ... C a. CONSIGNOR Allison Coupon co ; 130 6 m 103055 Q.& t N • \7 al u 8 BIii No. 0 0) -- - CAR INITIALS AND NO, UP 123981 ORIGINAL CAR ADVANCES TOTAL .31 ~ . 73 , 2 .4' ,_ Pr e 1 aid Q -a -; 3.60 0 .c Ill LOCATION W11rehouee I Post or SocUon Received payment for the Company I 191_ I 11gent Total _ ,, Prepaid _ __ To CollecL_ Per Caohicr or Collector M A KC' O HC01(0 ► AYAD .,C T O S U BJECT T O STORAGE OR DEMURRAGE CHARGES I N ACCORDANCE WITH PUBLISHED TARIFFS . 13 TH C C OM~A H\' �f',,rm 130 DEPARTME NT NO. ,,.......,_ j Co., i,!arlcet st o , 536 \nn l-~.._ ... Indi:..•.:ut-,poli~ , ma_. ) f To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPAN Y , DR. MAKE CHECKS PAYABLC: TO THE vNION ;>_.,..CIFIC COAL CO. AND ADDR ESS A L L. REMITTANCES TO AS!>ISTANT TFHc.A~Uflcfl, CHC\'ENNE, WYOMING Ii o f f:raif1: t ct.:.r ,::·ce f or chi ;)me~t of Co nron Books conni;:ncd :?'):;3 C1t~hcrla.nd. 1 •H :--nou."1.t Invo:i.ce lio. 19242 <1'1.tci.l Oct olH::c· 4 , J. 915 p peic1 b y Voucher :Yl-11 094 . ?rci 2:Jr'c chc recd on :invoice rmi(l I~ei lron.c1 Coo, as }?Cr oric;innl " frcicht bill attcchccl I I, l 1, ! 'I 1' ;I ·I I ' ,! I' I·I st i:.t io:r.cry ~so. _>ui chaeeo Cnr.focrlanc1 ~ 7~ .. -f _Lk/~~:•~ , -~-..---v /IJ :# / 1.;) . I :j , 1 At, t•RO\.l!J>: I, 1 !· I Ii s l"OUND IN THIS BILL RETURN IT WITH ALL PA,.t!RS TO AUDITOR f"OR CORAl?CTtON. IF ,-.N ERROR I IND CLIBLE PEN CIL• SHOULD Dt! USED IN M AKINO DILLS. COPYING INP< OR IMPRESSJON COPY WILL DC: TAK£N BY DC.PARTMENT MAI\INO O ILL, �"'-.... r uT A i r - �- ~ MCNTNO I f To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAKE CHECK S PAYAE:LE TO ",HE UNION PACIFIC COAL C O .. AND ADDRESS ALL R E M ITTANC:C:::, -o AS!>ISTANT TRl!ASU RC;!, C HE Y r?NNE, WYOMING vc:i.:ro of uo~l . .f .::·; 91 £:.•c. 1 ·.cc~: r,pt.•inc~ :-_i::.~0 to tl~ic:1 _':•c:.::: ._l , ._ . ~ ~ • 0 G rix ::.•i:1r tho :~.:,i."ic: ::ev e.JD? 1- 1,: 0 ~.t ! ~ :: .: ~or ~o t:: ilocl. ctr:.tcr ont rtt~cl~of :: : ..J ~O: F c• R - •.i :.10 :':1·11 ~lcci: ·· 1 0 5~) :1~~., Cl.... . o::O ti 0 l o?ti " 11 I I I: I I For autho~ity f or price charged see Correspondenca File No. 2-353 ", ' !· ' i' . . •·..JI. ~y I• ...., '4i,,.., ... I l ·1 'I i I ·I g ( " (._. ) ~\ A >L',Ll• ••1 ,· \1,CUI J ·1, �TO ltn · ,.,.. ion ~ur.-iic ic -::, o~i o • - ~ :•• j WIEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS__ _ I LUMP :. I , 1.0825 I 11 26560 I I 1 l ~~i: I! I. si2OO I ,, 11849 1 !1 10420 11 11 1 1 2 , 1 1 269.l 1 11795 , ~55 i l 1'. 1261G , li681 , 1 2619 1' 80977 11 ~~025 96306 ' ~v742 82853 12712 1 80248,: l~C.~4 '1•.109 •1I 6 ......... 1 2o;;4 98 6 80576 : 00427 ! 80452 ~ 103 5 84.:17~ 1·1 5 I 1 2:~03 12[345 .' l 105 l 105 6 100 S 84 2 26f"t.6 9 , 25319 i: 8 1616 " a0010 , 77? BZG44 79 72 105 70 3 77 6 1,074 l 96 5 95 12566 1 I C40Z9 ji n5 e l 296 5 I 61 --t-- l ~i~:~11 4510 1•1 1 I 92 ~ ;3: 104 8;345Z l !1 l - = ~--...d.~ i 69 9 1 l 1EG5'1 :1 100 i 4183 5 78 8 11 1 2551 ii 1O~ 1 51 6 52 9 50 9 52 6 79 Q ~ 3 4: 99 5 l 03503 1 ll eo22'7 :1 1oz 1 !53 2 52 0 12~6~ II 2?474 1 9B 0 9'1 0 ~4 0 97 ~ 52 0 IlI 03ioo· I 10 1 2 51 9 50 0 51 0 52 0 51 9 ii l~:C,86 h 1_, 98 9 10~ 3 10~> 8 50 6 I 1 I 51 6 I \I 5::i 3 53 Q 53 6 53 2 ,1 94 6 09 7 - !. h 105 6 li I 80301 : 00383 ! 80510 ~ 80519 11 I 80988 ; 1oz ... 110 0 12628,, I '18 8, 1oz 1 12580 , -==" f , - - ~ i I 80470 l 804EO 1 '18 q 104. 4 126'101 1· 80392 , 94 9 26890 ~6Ob6 I 80581 U 00~2~ 78 6 '15 s, 2654 8 ..; = L.588 80354 I 80337 I 80674 11 80479 1 I 71 ~ 25081;. 84892°, 12563 1 i a~160 11 1, 105 S 99 6 ~5671 54629 ,.OAWAAD 11 98 Q 18512Q 3 ! 1 95 ~ i' 17673 ' I I 99 6 ', 70081 : 83863 :: 83922 80099 1, ---- WEIGHT IN HUN DRED POUN CS - - - - - - -------,---11I 1 I LUMP I R U N OF MINE SLACK L NUT ; 80396 I ?c o i ~a 6 1 79 GI 100 0 ~9 81 '/l 71 110 o: 104 °'1 102 GI '. ' 191 6. NUMBER 1, S8 1 : JL'U1 v \_, t,;, ..,- 11 - - - -- ,· 80424 I• 99 9 1187'1 CAR 1 61 O 60235 · ,I 11171 ! 1111802 ,, 1 M INES DIVISION 1 94 0 1 97 11 91! O' 104 3 ; 27136 1, 1 11 0 /4 gn.,;-;, •I-<.~0,l""'•j , ,....,,, B 3l 26R92?Dlr--~i r --44:g;-5; ~ 295~ 57- o1"' o- =-: 27149 , 104 6 I !1 8306? j 69 8 i I 101 0 89 o1 1 11 252Z2 d ' I 1·1 --1 J 96 97 o· I '.i ~ SLACK iJf ::'! ATE ...v.t. I' -=- ~ - = = - ___ J __ - l ~ !11083 1124s !1 !i \\ 11034 RUN OF MINI! ···.r·· ~ ·· 1· r:1G ,.. 0 ,1c--:c:::oo :: 1 t o 15 DURlNG THE PERIOD DATl C 0., I! :; t !,5 L �Form 60 Standard 0 • r"li • .. .... .. _ ~1..a 1 STAT!==MENT OF COAL SH ..... ',j ED FROM , . - · , -•• ;;• ' \ I' Jl; '.-:'Qc"r ' I"" .... ,; J ,!, '4 ;::r ,- i;1[;S DURING THE PERIOD-_ SHEET No.~ 2,,,_,o, ___ '-'!!! MINES ,,,.,,., ~91051'..=r,7 .,Q 1 ~,-,., • 1,I (I ,.. Tf('l l : Ti :, ,; CO., • ,·. ~·0 {- J._ ,;..,v - "' DIV ISION, ___,:=.J:" ."--'•,,_ · "'..!.. n.:.:b:.::c~r-:::= l c...t .:::.:-:!.o...:l:::.:5 :::...,.________ 1s15 .. 8•t5·8M l WEIGHT IN HUN DRED POUN DS LUMP / RUN OF MINE j - ~ACK _ , I 105 6 ns s 96 8 92 5 76 0 95 9 78 '1 91 1 6 79 l 78 8 7'7 3 78 l ~ OATE'.i =l= N=uc = M=i~ =R =!l=== · L=u =MP =~ Ru =N=o-=F -= MrNE = =i==- SLACK BRO ' . FORWARD 6 11 10105_ 080:37 I 96255 o 11 oo-119 1 1 80424 :1 00396 00354 I 80:::37 1 00352 I 52 2 51 1 99 3 ' 5 l; 6 o, ~l 1b ~ 99 7 60 3 . I 107 l 77 ' ;~ ?"/ 9 101, 2 l.01 6 104 0 lJ.0 0 lW-10 CJ'l 9 10 2 ' 0 2G9S~ 99 0 70 ' 0 84 6 83 530 80 6 3'166 9 '?O 6 1 .7~ 54-41.0 • • 83603 l 1Z'i'OG ' 26493 ! I 25556 1 I 11354 7~ 3 fQ. y 5~ O 52 0 1 _ f iO 6 I ·1180105 ; 51 0 7~ -0 51 1 lOG 0 81282 1 03598 I 91 ' 8 4U 6 ' f.O g l I 9 70 8 103 12 99 1 8 100 0 102 0 26639 I 102s,, I 98· 0 I 27506 101 6 98 0 I 84 6fi0 ; 1 800~2 1 100 7 II 253).1 81 1 5 I 83352 a~e4.z 79 3 106 0 1 I ! I 52 0 25:~08 ,' 6053 3 1,, !I 8].793 ; 8~J.~3 : 26:35(, I1 B408 21 II 8Z656 r Ii 768Z6 1I 88 3 50 9 68 1 2 51 6 lj 100 2 3766 9 7;; 3 80 ' 5 80592 11 80560 , 804e6 805~5 I 83:-;23 ,•; 2~09H . ' 82 526 ; ! 2604.0 I' 51 9 rru~ = · = - =1 56 1 11056 1).868 e o i f.9 76 2 76 6 'll g 50 9 f;l !> 5~ 8 I I 84 0 1 'i'S 0 9'/ 2 e5 4 I I 100 5 99· 8 i . I 72 7 5~ 6 53 0 ~9· 6 ~f. 4 9~ 8 '77 ·9 '14 ,5 7~ ~ 101 Z 81 1 90 ' 5 ~9 9 WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS 151 6 60 '3 74 69 , 9 TOTAL -==·-t= -·+=· - l ~--i= - ~ �~••rm 60 WEIGHT IN HUNDRED ~UNO; - CAR NUMBER I - 1 12596 1 26Z29 1! i\ a1ooo li I 80190 .1 :!· 83258 1 I 84069 •1' 11 80177 11 ii 25~36 '! I 80456 1; 82474 ! 11 : I,l 82609 a i u69 i I ·; 12672 1 J1 Ji 8:3314 12585 1 !I e41so! 102 9 102 '9 10 'l 82:94.5 ' :I 8~640 , ji 83Z00 1' 1226 98 2 1 80392 " 804iO :: 50 ~ 80511 805~1 ! 801.4 Oi° I 80~'18 00577 80529 I 80482' I 8'½~3 I 82584 84179 0801;4 17209 ; 600'76 51 3 88 '7 91 5 91 0 89 8 75 3 89 7 50 6 50 1 63 5 56 () 51 3 ~9 1 53 6 52 2 '19 2 51 9 '79 2 66 9 '/2 8 '16 8 '12 4 95 - 2 11549 , 100 1 1, • 98 6 • 96 4 j 54463 92 2 , I 27295 r 83601 ~ 1 J.2673 1; 95 3 1 aa " I 102 G 78 9 1 79 8 82 0 I 103 7 I 6d 4 J.2644 II'I 12624 J.2648 9;, 9 90 6 97 7 92 o I' 1 ·I 20626 , I, 1261s I , e~.,740 i, I1 12631 1I 1 12573 ~ ::5251 1! II 25232 11 27147 • a9 4 102 2 93 1 97 5 108 8 100 5 .l 83213 1 110 0 90 8 71 ,3 lj 12'112 94 1 12 ,, U.518 11 , \I, 1 125~3 I I :: 85667 [ li ~6359 I 11 646~2 I Ii 84133 I 83760 i1 80053 Ii 83£5'1 "1 "I 809:57 1 1 1~31 1 1 I 90 4 ' 97 8 • 105 '7 1m~ s I i' I 8 36~9 1, 8Q9p2 I L 85452 , 11· SLACK ~~ : i ~~gi6 83999 l 71 5 I 88 3 26492 l 79 2 76 0 • RU~ OF MINE I -=-- - .,.J ~ ,~.:lfi~=-5··-, 54 2 i 80946 I 809~8 71 5 70 8 12660 2G428 12so4 I 71 8 L~MP WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS 70 8 70 4 94 3 l 101 9 104 5 - . 83346 8:3462 12687 I 11603 I 26690 75 6 49 :6 53 ·0 50 8 I !i 71 2 !! 80581 '1 ;! 80Z01 , ll 12583 11 ;1 lt6~3 ,, H 12514 1: 1E5,!3 ! 80987 11; 12676 l I 80510 j: '.I 80532 \ I 52 0 74 6 77 9 51 9 ! 11 [ 83823 69 6 1 80452 ·· 804f9 1 ,· BROT. FORWARC 1 1· 1 76 9 77 0 1 II ~ CAR NUMBER 10 Ii 12591 78 6 1 1 ~l 81 6 CIA 0'"'7 ,, I1 o-... t::: , ·i -,, ''----- -- -- -- --,, ,,--OATEII LUMP RUN OF MINE ~ -LA~K - - -- - -- - - 1 9 Slalldard ft£ 5 74 8 ;! 108 0 I. i 10s 9 7"1 5 a1 a 78 8 80 2 63 • 6 I 74 :5 I 1 :JIJ-1- ~ - - t , ,-~ -2 -7 - -l +--!., -,.4- 1- 5-t---,--tt-"·- llr===~--- · --«==:-~F= T~ =~ = AL =~ =----:a=-~===f=IIF �Standard 4o SHEET NO- -MINES DURlNG THE PERIOD WEIGHT IN HUNCREO POUNDS CAl'I DATE .- -J; 1 1 NUMBER OATj l - -: CAR NUMBER WEIGHT IN HUNCREO POUNCS - - - -- -- -- , - - -·---ti 1'1-- I i lUT =11==1=2=\F= I =8=0=4=7=7=1,== ==='=== 7=6= 1:il-=-= · ~---"--~--~ ~ ~·,!;,.= ft= 62= w✓.= ~\ 9=0"-l~===4:a=,4;..,;,1H'TJ1r ---,------, LUMP I RUN OF MINE SLACK LUMP RUN OF MINE ' SLACK 11 I aoo90 1 a3325 I 08039 080411! 26689 11 12Gl01: 80166,1 1 1 8 0 ~8 6 • 2 7 ~74 84098 ,I 8352611 e3s:20', !I 080&1 I; 80988 , ':! 80227 , sz&5f . I . 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I 101 6 89 2 ---! 60312 60111 i 8S2l:3 1I 801?1 80139 i 8 60 5 104 6 ! Il 848051 041156 · I1 236104 l - 1 80 , 1 1 94 0 110 0 109 2 110 0 1 15 • 4 :!~~;;, 4 -~-•-- 92 l 7 55679:1 I NUT SF, ·79 • 0 55 1 2 I SLACK 61 8 99 9 10087 I 11760 . c::: 4 ;~u~-- ·- - ~M~ R UN OF M~NEL 8 6 JL \JuUv s a-,s-sM WEIGHT 1N HUNDRED. NU~~':.:R - 5°ti- F;tG081 l 65 5 61 7 92 0 I 11 f1'9,0~t'; 191 50 a9 6 71 '6 92 o 99 ~ ul 9 4.~ l 7902 1 60 5 -= �/ Fonn 50 / / , / ,/ ~, •• ··' '\} I ''"~ D Standard .:·Ir:~ ! 'O~",.T GO8 STATEMENT OF COAL SH-ED ~RO~- - - -- =or= ;~, -· _:.:-j~·; -,; 1~·i-n"la[,.,.G~ · _ / TO 1Tn'inn ;)~:<! i:\:' ic,; ,• 9 :.~o DURlNG THE PERIOD SHEET No.- _ _ __ 1 DATE DIVISION, ,·ov,·nL -=-=--er 'l- ' -to 15 ~~ ~ - 71'-~ WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS CAR NUMBER 11\- - - -- - - - , - , -- - - ; - - - - -11oATEI LUMP RUN OF MINE SLACK ~ 60106 \ ! 12696 il 13067 1 - 1 ii 1443 3 Ii : 85593 I' 1,750084 ,i 72 3 1 6!3 •9 77 1 61283 ·1 63 8 60609 ,, 61 9 : 612£7 bG 5 I G1027 u1 :a 64 7 63 6 60 ·8 !! 60945 I' 1 ' 12705 11 35110 I 1: 1! 8'1E45 ·'1418'14 ll !114 9909 11 2.6995 •1 l 1 1 e125o 1 1: 1 1 e~ro1 1 ' 81472 1 ·: ~764 1: ,14859, 11 !' la>93 i 11 , 61155 ii 'I 62545 I' '1 14049 i ;1 4742o i. 42168 ' (;3144 1 :: 14765 , :: 2 '1693 ,I : Z6692 ' 60601 •i 29444 ;, ' 40248 I 1 I; 14 74 7 I. 612a5 i 61128 6-0252 I 60714 58 5 79 4 62 8 60848 , 12692 , 14761 I 63110 297706 I, 14618 I 12 6El82 , I 69 5 99 l oz 6 95 •o 77 a 110 0 '19 0 71 ·8 74 o 60 1 b~ 7 72 4 94 6 7e 9 70 Q 75 0 75 ·1 72 6 62 8 74 3 106 a 78 6 61117 Ii 604 90 !! 60075 I 60278 I 60304 n05fi6 ! 60637 61173 60725 61259 63 9 I 60782 nll90 I 6011a i I 60080 l 1190571 , '1775119 ! 84774 I 8".!C82 27422 1 )i 11832 ' 11 27543 ' : 21410 !' I '1 81100 i1 12543 f 60988 I II f.1067 I 60197 I Ii .I 61250 I co718 1 I 1! ~09~ 0 SLACK 95 ,9 s2 o 58 5 64 •4 73 5 75 4 63 ,4 ii C0978 1 UN OF MINE ii 37649 0 ° Ii 40452 ,, I ~324 : li 6f;109 , . 60394 1 ~ 74 9:3 4 97' l LUMP 106 3 101 5 101 0 -- - ·~ ,~ - - j 11144518 ii 1145 9 h 26069 ,: 13808 I: 5632!3 I• ~ fl279 ~ WEIGH~ ~Nc'j_"ij~ CAR NUMBER 78 3 63 •s £0 8 68 0 l-0.669 1 Gosia 1\ \l 1£579 1 I 6137 ! 11 8 •15•5M ::S494 ' 9 67 5 !1 687'1~ I 1915. - - ti ji~ ;; 10 \\'\ 00~86 l!l jl 44994- 'I _ __ _ MINES CO., d~:::i ·; S7 ,) - - -..>,....CC- ' - -~ i ':>.,.__ 63 0 62 3 61 6 fi2 6 63 4 63 9 73 5 74 5 88 6 1 77 2 102 1 60 6 l 61 4 1 6 0 0 I' 6P. 1 j 6:-S 2 6:3 2 60 9 62 9 6S 6 61 0 60 9 60 7 G:.; 5 62 2 77 ,6 91 4 106 0 103 5 10:~ 5 98 0 103 •3 103 5 81 8 63 0 63 l 62 1 61 2 60 l 61 l I _______i': ____~+---~--:--+-+-f~--Jt-......t-!UU.4it---..;..-.r.~~~- - - , ~7 r · 7096 8 ~~494 9 I I-,.. -- - • -=-..,_j ., - =--r-== 1 l"OAWARO ~ ~ TOTAL �. /' / ./ TO JJnicD P:H•j:fjc .:~ • ! 'a DURlNG THE PERIOD_ __ DAT CAR '1 NUMBER \- - - - - -tl L.UMP I RUN OF MINE' ~~ hex 1 i;o 15· - -SLACK ==l== ~ = = = # c = = = = = } = = ==_L~_-=-= - ~~·==-=·· 12\\ l.'761.73,\ \I\ 1135'1 tZ:J~1 11 13 \ 1 \1 ii~~: I 26'716 ~ 25~09 ' 'i! 8309'1 !1 I :I 97070 Ii . 96151 11 ii 26601 ! I ' 84820 ·· 1 ._, - I 52 9 I 103 7 ! 105 3 101 4 76 0 75 g ·: 82969 , 83655 • 15 i 96945 I ' 96610 96087 1 96054' ~ - FORWARD 1; ,.IiI ., ,, !j 11 •I 'I 11 77 2 I• i'jl rI 100 7 '11 3 I 81 8 11 77 0 76 8 P.2 0 03 7 'l'l 6 79 4 11 I' 1l 1· ,1 I'J ' ' I 1' II Il I; Ii Iiti j: IiI I 1'ORWAR0 11 11 I' I 0 CAR NUMBER 191.5..._ 1i 09-lfl~7 _.1_ 'ljr_»li.J ~JI - ~ :' ~ - WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS I ___l=====;L-~::_L_::: ~-N_:L__~~~ ~ ji !' 83 ~ 96101 ; 81768 :. 821 2 6 ,· 1 81981 ;, OAT~ I 103 5 105 O '12 3 81 7 78 5 80 1 96318 1 E0:::Z9 1 9'7 ~ I 105 6 I - , - -~Ji'- 108 3 . s4e7a !I 04102 h 96872 .' I s1 01: A a1 M INES co.,_--!,.;:::J_t,..,;, : .•.....i.;..;.'?"-lt).,____ __ _ __ OIV IS ION , WEIGHT IN HUNDRED P OUN D S I~ Standard SHE ET N0.--'!3"'--'• " -~ •~pr jng r-: - STATEMENT OF COAL SH-ED FROM _ __,_ ±,,-:~0cl" .,, ':o -,·,, nn · ~r~ ' n · · J (i:i _) \':Ji-' •·,, . �C">(anaaro l ...... S H EET No..... a _ _ MINES DIVIS ION, o URlNG THE PERtoo _ _ ___,_;c'-'-)'-"--' 17 m!...::..:::b_ --!. "..,.,__r ___..1,___,t'--"o'---"l...,,5.,_-_ _ _ ii I' ! oco :; I I I I 11 I: I 11 i I· I ·1 !1 l 1 Ii '1 1. I I ,1,. l, ~ I I II 11 r·1 1: I ,, i•I ii i1 ,: ,lI 11 II i I,. I 1! I I I 19 1Ji... - l'\'iJ,0~'7 1\JJulh) . e-1a-s"' �• \ ~i Vi :-:>iOr.. 3hGt1't "r 0 .. ,iyo~1~ne 1 2 \ ~ <.? 4 5 lI i I \ S?()°lial ~ ~ l:.:::u.sb1. 1 2 ".-;- Jr ::;.!:!d. 1.:otnJ. o? ::t:ne '7 • 780. 000-;; 11 ,,H,g, 900 •; . ~ 2'i, 100 7 • 91;~. 200 31 :).C:{ :~ut o~V,r I l~J.• o00 -"'" t- .,... r.., : ,0 9 t > ~ , 9 V\J ·' " O': 6 .. ,,• 60,000 241, 50.J 76. 400 585 ,100 1519800 31,153. ~>oo.:~ f}<.;1 ,<bOJ.:~ 7, 902.1001.!: •7, 096. 800 2,~27, 200 ·i ,~7 4> r.c,o ~~ ' .,, .. _ ,., 60,500-.- .. t 100-1 1 7 • 4•~ . c.o ~ ::ot:.!l ~o:torc..f..c :\r~1.T! ~ l - ... ,., ~.... oo--:~ v.)v• r. :, "'9_ _,.,,., , 4-00.....= [1.$': 1,.G'71,?00 ,.~.- 2., ,. .. ,.., "'J0 ..1.. �St,1111hu d Form t:W ~TMENTNO To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY. DR. M A KE CHECK S PAYAELE Tv T~E UNIOi\/ PACIFIC C O A L C O. AND ADOR!!SS ALL REMITTANC<.,!:. TO Al..SISTANT TREASURi;R, CHE Y E NN E , W YOM ING I I O• ~:m. £.JO:~ : .I I !· I COi?Y I. II P'or authority for price charged see corr_s p. Pile No. 2-422. i! •: II I h, rd•} c,:nit) �~/ ~ // ~ Form 60 ~ •_:;lJY SHEET No. - l•= ,. • MINES ----"-'-'~~~="'-'-=------- -- - - - - ~, .,!"\. .. ~·; :J. CO.,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OIVISION, •::o' ~, - - : ;- ·, • ' , -,. ,.. {' -~ : : ! 1• • 0 - - ;:,CO2~ •.-··:Jrinr;s STATEMENT OF COAL S H I . FROM TOQX•WOn-·•-.:~fh o ~ ~ Slandord ' • t c 15 DURING THE PERIOD_~ : •_•·~: "' - •-~'t~~·~:r'--=l___ I I! DATE l!I '( CAR NUMBER WEIGHT IN HUNCRED POUNDS ,, . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ u - ji I DATEl,l CAR NUMBER WEIGHT IN HUNOREC POUNDS 1 i ==t== = " ! i = = = ~ ~=LU = M=P= ; , =R = U=N=O=F =M•=NE = l==S~L~= =~K=-~ 1= = =11- -J ; = = = = ~ ; = =L= U=Mcp P ==;= I =R':"'.: UN c=' O"=: F'e= MF.e lN;= E r== S= LA =C•= K =i=-- 1 I1 1 751 28 !1 22959 , 1 1· 1 21100 a1oos I:1 Z86.29 'lO 9 84 0 l11:'02S58 ; 77:365 j ~;3873 106 ·o. 487EO ; I '12110 I I f 7f.:95 i 1 1zs91 l1 11 57630 11 100 ·6 06 0 93 ;5 79 'a as 9 53 .5 :;1.2158£, I 10~ 8 1; ? 2 ~64 11 101 ,6 1 05£.7 1! I 78586 ! 95 3 108 11 ·o ii 11851 II 1! 7 a3C8 101 11 98 '1 l).22as& i, Ii 94993 ; 79 7 101 ,g G8 0 ;601153 '1' 8~ ., , !I tl:~27t:0 II 1 1 14584• I 11 58~33 , ,, l OD56 l 1 I' 67021 11 70077 I 1 1 ! ii122'181 II 72685 I I 'i l-14 7 2 ; 11 · 2 I 81 '7 a1 ·o co 6 es £> 11170010 I 11'i 8~68 ! 1004£ I ,I1 7082~ '. : ~7806 Ii , 3 '1~46 11 '.:7946 I ,, 3f:098 !! :; ~78f;3 :I 1 1 C2'1~8 ,, 1~40 11 l! 6ZOZ3 1~775 :. 1~655 , l~ 114 • 1i179 , 61 ~ 87 1 92 8 64 ~ 100 0 101 7 !)5 9 6G 'o £9 ~ 84 G 106 4 94 3 86 '1 85 '1 Bo s 80 0 0€ 0 · 80 9 86 2 e2 2 8G 9 85 5 (;7 3 B:- 3 (:4 !l BRori, FORWARD 1 i ~0214 1 3 1::,919 I I 3 '1$)11 , 8'1912 / 3 7703 ·, Z7978 1 is1 25 37987 -l 37988 1 37986 1 1~~78 621:;s i 6 2526 • • -lf4aO - 35~07 ·-404g5 - 63221 - 1~906 5 62€150 5525'16 G1e6a I ! Ii,' ,, an .9 a7 1 aa o a3 9 83 4 88 0 02 s a4 o 5 (}4 06 ' 0 st 1 a~ o 87 l 85 8 aa Q All 9I 85 0 84 ' 3 85 1 64 6 4J..O4~'7 ,1 62121 I 1:$105 574!.::~ 4.020a 63a66 i 13490 11 l~~J!3 ~ 400£? Ii ~6f536 1I I 37<l.C9 I r.2io9 I1 G;:;-s,25 'I 62110 :, 11 I 14f;44 1 9 /:, 12753 , 1~541 , 11 1{163 1' ! 6305G . 1 l f:496 ) 'lOc6o I 1764Z !j 11 j! 716t3 j 11 !;5701 i1· I G?.890 ,, i !':8066 1 i! l ~l9'1fJ l I I J'. l(Q 3/ GP. 7 A6 2 :iO 5 64 0 1 au •3 85 9 , ao o f-l2 5 64 ' 5 l!R 0 un5 o 87 3 83 4 87 IC 64 5 82 6 61 !> W7 t> 88 0 67 4 98 G o» 7 oe a DU '1 GG , 0 88 0 83 . 6 10~: · s 7 - -1 �Fon11 60 ..... .. • ... - ••,---;:..---..;....-'----.....-=-:....-.--,-.,__ ~ .... r·· r·... "" ,,. - ""\ .,,; ______,,_,. TO fj!•c-o!...- ~- .-'. nelr ·..·~1:i~t;; _ ,__ _ __ _ __ MINES r... ... . ~. DURING THE PERIOD co., DIVISION . . -:;;;,,!-;. 2 :...- WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POU N DS OATE CAR M BER • - - - - ~ - ~- - - , - - -II " DAT LUMP RUN O;- ~ Ei S L =· -~~- s<: o l n2 o I 100 3 t '/9 1 1 100 8 ?8 0 i L to 1 ~; -==--- - -- ~I CAR NUMBER II 11 ~ II CG 0 II 66 ,0 ' 80 .0 79 6 ,, f, 8 -;. 3 8 ,, 84 2 o:-: :5 79 4 Sl 2 I Q I I l !i !1 ' I; I I I I 11 iiI !3!>~6 2 Ii I'I 1!I I I! 11 I· •I I . ,, ..,;:..=--.- - - _..... •· ~ . . . . J . = = - - TOTAL ~=-~.m.;.:==+-= 8•15-.SM WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS - - - - , -- r - - - + - - - - 1I 81 9 I, l'ORWAIID I 110-1>((\t"''(t - ..i.LV-:.).,._t~_.- 19111,. I LUMP . RUN OF MI NE SLA~~ . 'ORW~ RO , •c=~=~-==......,+=~·- 7 BROf 99 6 €8 0 8'1 '6 C,6 10 ?9 4 ... 2 •- SHEET No.~ . T .. ' STA TEM ENT OF COAL S H l - 0 FROM ..,, Standard I �C F.;"'A R TM ENT N O , - - - - AUDIT NC. - 1039{;1- Ore3~n Short Line ·-- ---- - - - - --- ' - To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPP"'NY, DR. MAKE C HECKS PA\A e<.:: 'TO ':".-IE UNION PACIFIC COAL CO .. AND A OO Rl!SS A L L REMtltA•-.&CE.:- •·c A'SSIST.0°\1>1T TREJ\SUA:ER. CHEYENNE. \NYOMING v~ tte Or cocJ. z}d.T,pe,l ·':'!."::m Rocle Spring s c/o Dining Car & !Iotel 0 )ept • • ?oc~te"llo 0 I,l::.:10 0 ~3 f,1llm1s: Foll :.:ines to 0 .30Lo::~ 0~0C0 0 Date 1:ut Coal 11-13-15 so. 500] nut Conl C· ,) J. • 75 per 2. r ob ii:U::.es nF-·· ... _: '4JL . L. !. --· For authority for price charged see Corrsp. li'ile No. 2-353_. Coal Sa.las J 52. 94 \1•1 110\ 1,1) --- �S 1.1ndnrd r o l UI MV ·1r.0(ln.63 liVV AUDIT NC R ec:1snrn1m t N To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, OR. MAKE CHEC KS PAYAISLE TO THE UNION PACIFIC COAL CO . ANO ADDRESS A LL REMITTANCES T O ASSI STANT TREASU RER, Ct1EYeNNE. WYOMING Fo1< V -'.::..!U0 0£> -~~!~!.. ,-;:~;_ :::')~: ~:)"'1 -- ::, :; t o .:'ln:~:l(.t::~ ..,.~: ~-- •.. ~ V a 0 :st ; r'-~ ::~. 5 l 1 11- 10-1:-; 'l 0 ~·: I I• i:: #'~0}.1...0o ::~··~ -;--.:,.. ~:.') ) I "r.n -~::·~.: ·'l,,,·..1,-·..,,,,...,. , J.J . ' .,. ... . . .!... ,,#, ~ ..J , , - •• l..~L) ..... I. I· ! I .1 'i I For authority for price charged see Corrsp. File No. 2-449. I I Ii I .,I " ·1 ----=-=== -....-'!.- !I I• Al'l'itOVe n · �n-, AUDIT NC. n <"'.\~i.-;;; : . ' ·-.-. v 7,,_...-, h~fi'\~h'1h59i 5. C-'-'-.;..v'.1.L...u:t..:...~ __._ ·-' "-'-'>- p - vl--'-! V 0-:tuo'll'=J'{ .•\111J!t1..,.:;-.._ _ __ _ Q:L!.llf'.. , -.:lttil.l."_s- RE<ilS"i'' f:RED I ~ F!cF·:, ._: ...~:=. . :si1s. To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, OR. MAKE C HEC KS ?AYAE:1.~ TO T!-i'.=. UNICtN PACIFIC COAL CO. /\ND AOORcSS. Al.I. R EM! TTANCE:S 10 ASSl'il"Alfl" TR',A SUR£R, CHEYENNE, \/1/YOMING t.•1 • •11•• 4~ oG15 0 ~oo": ::in?. ~\Un 7?·7 . ~ -:n o- ~ :-rec!: ~s2,r oo_·· :1'{~..i,; \.\ j ~ ~\, p '1- \ ~'"', ,~ ?; For authority for price charged see Correspondence F.ile No. 2-353. .1 i. / ;i I I· ,. ; b:XA~fi'-Efl ;•,,1 /. ~ ' • ;, :----: : - .-· I - ....:- - • C Rt.:1>11" T O :~ol1~mco Co 1 --- =====- �Standard SHEETN~k- - • WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS CAR NUMBl!:R LUMP - !· 11 CAR NUMBER OATElj RUN OF MINI! SLACK WEIGHT IN HUNDRED P OUNDS ! ! - - - - - - - -- : - - - - - ti , LUMP RUN OF MINE SLACK +==+==-==l!=~===--i==-===-l~·==--- ~ ==-==- - - = l -===---='1i=..-=~==----=-i- ~ - =· I 1 81560 I ~g .: 95 ,4 jl €36S9 1 I 83480 11 i 83493 :11 27147 I 11zas ~ 25715 Ii 1 1 1£532 ii 80992 Ii I 12692 i I ro626 ;: 11 : l f 680 1 84099 ; ll l t~85 1• 1 2 655 1 83789 I 1!2603, i I 12718 I, llG72 ' , 1 2s1s l1 ' 12690 •• I1 20051 11 ,, 8486 1 , I I 2 €47Z9 I, 11 84132 I 1, 54358 1 1· a376o : 96157 I: ,I ,r 81598 I •i 81078 1! lj 1£571 ! 1203 0 r, • 1 2s11 1: 06029 ! • 080~ l !'. lf676 1 12704 'i 126~8 I 1 20109 ' 20~16 I _ 1 98 3 107 2 80 0 101 l 10 0 2 ' 03 7 I :~;~~ !! 79 2 11216 l 0 225 81529 83740 I I 83856 ' 6371~ , P'ORWAIIP -'"" =-- r ~ ----11 - - l 4.:-300 9 BROT. FORWARD 2 11 12510 PO l • l f.609 92 5 II 126~5 I 1! 12651 1 90 3 ; 12720 • 1: 12533 I I 1 2540 ; na 6 89 6 90 1 I 91 2 I ~i~i! ! 25313 ; 9 ?~ 94 6 I 100 6 105 1 99 2 97 ·a 102 '1 91 3 74 2 90 ·a I 25168 j 85350 I f.522 I 40017 12573 l.2562 l f:.618 83584 ri· 10 1 7 I 98 3. 82 0 74 s 90 8 92 3 90 7 , 86 5 92 5 82 l 91 7 89 7 80 7 88 5 89 9 67 ,3 91 1 90 6 09 o 10') 1 1 2714 .I j J,2666 1 08036 I 08042 112503 1 1 2596 , 12517 ,, 1 l£G58 i' 1 'looo7 1 GS258 .! 801~0 1 l• 1 2622 11 90 6 I 89 4 71 G 74 8 I 97 6 71 '1 94 2 ~ 12VOG 8098'1 I 90 1 j 71 9 80 7 81 '/ a:,s52 • 11 8017'/ ~ 8~0~9 5 12569 I 80~57 , 261oz 1 -1 265~7 I 1• 2'1~20 II h 20571 11 11748 I 1 11600 1 h 26005 • I 25156 1 . 275S3 92 2 74 5 '/5 7 es o 7'1 l 09 J5 09 ,, ae 1 71 1 72 'I 90 1 ra 6 91 4 89 6 88 4 0 1,1 1 2709 I I '1 8::65'1 f I I f ii I 09 a 92 Q 93 1 I 95 0 90 1 10G 2 j 73 6 ao 1 90 0 I 'll 6 75 l I 9B 7 78 6 101 6 1 10s 7 100 0 10"' 6 98 7 93 2 97 5 99 1 101 2 , • .---4- F .,._N LAROllt 1:0 Jl'OUNO IN TH1S OILL AE.TUnN IT WITH ALL PAPt!H.$ TO AUDI TOH fl"OA CORRECTION . _ .. _ / !:o.-VINC. ltO< OH 'NDCl.'8L£ Pt!~C•L • HOULD D~ USt:.D IN MAKIN~ otLLS lflt~Re~SION COPY WILL 0£ TAHE.N BY DaPARlM!""NT ... AKIN~L - _ j . - -~ = �Form 50 / STA"tEMENT OF COAL SHl/""""',.0::0 FROM . ~- TO ·~e l i e nc c Union paci:f1c :1 . ::.~. DIVISION. N.r:aRER n- -- - j, C AR OAT I NUMBER W _ E_rG _ H_ T_ r_N _Hu _ N_ D_R_E_D_P_o _u _ ND _ s_ -_ -_ - -1 - 1 LUMP RUN OF MINE SLACK '1'-"==l\=--===-!1~===--===+=-=-====--I==- ='·.=-= = -d l-==!:l=--=== WEIGHT 1N HUNDRED POUNDS LUMP 12582 86 4 1 2sgs l!:;5~9 1,504 92 • s 92 2 91 7 1172~ 25920 9/, : 6 100 7 10·1 3 soos7 6 25066 118101 I 1 2516 I! 266'72 j U !65l 1 27 2 0 !i 1 2533 101 9 i 25967 102 0 1 2640 95 8 56 3 1 2592 83257 t6619,I II 271311 07 8 101 • 8 • 90 l 80053 2698{;1 2 570611 265041. . 26278 1 !1 25444• 20 270,, 125201, '1! ~ 12509 · 12507 11 1 Z531 . 8 EG85 1 1 1J !i a z200 1 ~ so952!': 6 Z 639 1 1 1::.667 1 1267'1 I! 1 98 2 96 3 . 90 0 89 6 ea 1 92 8 i r.csa l' 1E667 : 1 I! l t 6C.0 I I 12f.'1Z I f:~86Z 8 :: 1i GEO I: 89 0 91 5 , 103 0 75 6 91 5 , . 1 87 4 1 90 4 ~7 ?. 1 ~0099 79742 • I OZ:'14.0 96 2 91 7 a8 s I_ 79 · 2 1 98 3 76 1 74 3 1 ~'i 80977 1' 1331 ~~647 1 ·1 8 I·, 121 4 I 70 6 90 6 I: 1 9~711 1 89 3 90 0 i~:!: I l t!6Z5 i 1 90 3 99 8 1· 92 6 86 .3 1! 81717 80 o, 1 ,:666 92 4 90 '/ I 89 8 11 lP.709 j 1 2714 ' 12517 9 91 9 1 25914. ! ' 1 2586 I !1 12621 101 0 1 ' 89 5 1 1~:584 1::669 f:0669 76 7 P"O"E I 8A 5 j 89 7 , '70 6 75 0 94 3 1 74 8 1 7:-; 6 79 2 89 9 1· 75 4 102 2 91 ·7 e1 1 101 0 96 ,, 96 9 76 3 72 1 oe 6 89 5 88 9 1 ea 2 91 6 10;~ 5 , I 1 2526 94 4 ,l1 1,502 ·11 1 101~ }: , ;. 25sa nc, 9o 1 II f 5779 : I 80948 1 809~6 1, 90 6 I a:-~:;20 83368 8 ~324 1' 88 8 76 5 I 10~} 6 9r~ 1 1 12628 I l t694 I 102 o 98 5 8Z~99 I, I 1260A 88 6 93 1 1 11 03760 8413:~ ' I SL ACK 77 0 56 9 1 2'1050 257~2 11 83823 i '1. 94 5 I! ?.'r.158 1 26310 104 4 I 12658 , 90 4 ',·~ - - - # -l - - - - - 1 f - - - - - - + - - - - - - + - - -l l -------+--1 ~571 -11--~-+-----+------:---tI 88 5 , ', 840~9 1 ~509 r .i -- I 80957 I lt568 70 1 I 4;;5:3 0 8 ·,1 80090 ji RUN OF MINE -ti.-==~=-=== BROT. FORWARD 5 ! ;;,- ··c,.~~c r l ~t ~o_ l .5.c. _ _ __ _ 191 5. DURING THE PERIOD DATE Stondard ~ORWARD ==1~-==- • __ JL r-~ I 73 9 8~ 5 425: o TOTAL e-,ne !> . .:A, - 92 17 - 92 7 ¥·•----=="''-"l-=~oa=:4=--=,IJ-==li----==+-==--=t==-----===1,-=~"'F=--=== ;. u - ~ Va t'.,,c---,~ ...s..--' 7 I~ AN £ .. A OR 10 ,.OUNb I N THI!) 0 11..L RETUnN ,y WITH A LL PAP l!:R.S To AUDI TOR ,,OR COAAECTION , __ __./' COPYING It.It< Off lf40[.L t8l..£ ,_.EMCIL -,MOULD DE U!'JCD IN MAKI N G O!LL9 IMP~f!:S S ION COPY WILL fJE TAKEN DY DEPA,.TM NT MAKIN~L - -• Fnr th,· A tuli1u 1 �,,,,,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _F_arm.,6 . ., 0-""!!!"!"-.,...,,,,..,=, - / ·~= ., ---- ·•- ,_ $1&.0~rd ,,- _ S TATEMENT OF COAL SHI,TO TJD.liOD ::iw~ Tl ' T:,rr P,;1'.: D, T.~ ..... O . T !'loo __ ......,_ _---'-'-'-·_;.i.:..~-'-1~:U.._.__ .;.....:,..J . ·"· - !'.L.l c .l-l...: • .LI...I. I~« ---;',-"__,]_.·......_...,_g.__ _ _~_ _ _ _ _ __ :;"' ) nnce -=-D FROM _ _ ;pac1fia ·~ . 2i• •··yQW{ilf; . CO., D U RING THE PERIOD •r.l J • SHEET NO. _ MINES DIVISION, l'oyr.>p&>c, ..l._j;'-Mc,__._ l..._5_ _ __ 191Ji,._ 0 ·1 5 - 5 1' DATE' CAR '1===!1-= NU =M = B=E R = 9 WEIGHT IN HUMORED POUNDS ;~:=L-U~M=P~-➔-=-R~U_N-o:F:M:IN:E~~ 1 ~6'20 - ~ 1 ..... s- L~A_,, c- ~- - - I 1E5ll I 105 2 1 26324 1 f 0109 i: I• 1£637 11 1 83S50 ji I 8486011 26010 11 96 14 II 843921! ~7509 25t50 102 l I 84 7 1 81554 11864 ·; ~r~~r, 'I 11 12631 lil851;0 • 260... 8 ,,11 1268.5 11 , 10241 11 '1 206£3 90 2 Il it~1:1I1 I r 25533 ! •• 10641 ! 54245 I, i. 04402 I: 80975 1 81825 I ;, 25918 I 84532 • ,: ::~f: 1' 8-412'1 84001 l 8f621 11 lG.681 : 88 8 '16 3 1· 89 0 1 i' a4s 1a 1 84216 I 11616 I I 80£76 80000 11205 ;I 2'1208 11 9:~ 6 54627 94 5 · 69 0 71 2 .I 75 6 I 00 0 I I 840!32 1 11 ~640 1 ~gi;~ ~ 11 ! • ao123 11 10797 1 1 84345 11 BOP.52 11 II e"o.!.06~0& 10'1 5 11 ,·1. s4100 !, 93 3 89 O 92 o 104 4 13 I 106i6 1! A38F.0 I 96 a ~I 25231 1 11 25671 11 ~ 8S914 .I 89 5 91 2 1· ,o 7 73 9 78 5 11893 j 20403 1, ~4333 ~ 83683 12706 ti 1842~8999 1 I 10£ 4 955 ~ II 70 6 68 0 u i~~~: G4 9 91 6 l 1' 82802 • 4476 1 ' TOTAL 78 9 92 4 I 97 3 89 5 I 72 6 1 73 9 56 2 1 80 0 66 4 94 6 76 6 94 7 102 4 97 5 95 1 99 5 90 0 77 1 87 3 95 0 93 0 12649 12592 1 11 12511 8~121 I I 9 97 3 1 95 4 1 25865 ~ ~ 100 0 101 l 99 5 98 8 27385' 26971 ~: ~ ~: , 92 101 ' 5 1 99 2 , 104 7 101 6 j 25689 ~ 1 -=-· 87 1 I 12551 • 12 ;I 842u2 ½g~ ~ i lUT 51.ACKJ 44'176-'T" --- • 101 2 1 99 l Bl 4 99 a 103 7 102 3 I RUN OF MINE I 700A3 J.1551 , 101 , s 26036 I 26118 I• 26051, I.UMP I' 104 8 101 7 4150711 l ~12704 100 3 l.O j 26860!, 8~2721[ 1:12616 89 1 0 94 8 I 2727l;i Nu°ite~R I' 81612 sa 7 101 9 101 8 100 3 ll l 92 0 80 7 I 103 l 102 8 !39 8 :J BROT. FORWARD 89 4 81693 \ 26560 11 64270 ji I' 26687 i11 ~--- WEIGH 88 1 08 5 07 2 1 '12 7 '14 5 ' 8430 2 =-~7{-==--==o!-====-J..·= = 1 1 1-===--ll=--=-=u,ll=--,__,-=t,_==--4==---= :,- I a •oa ("./---,~ / • -- IF AH C,_AOft I~ "0U1>4C IN TH1::. 191 L, IU.TUf-fN 1T WITH ALL PAPER,? TO AUDITOR fl'OR CORRECTION _. co,aYtNC. lhK Off H-40!'.'L.+OLE' PE•JC ' l ',HOU LO D l" USCD IN MAH.INC 01LL9. IMPR~5SION COPY w1U. oe: T AKEN IJY l ) t PA.H1'M .. UT M A K I N ~ 1 •- ,.-.,, th,· A11,li101 �1.-., Form 60 Sjandlld SHEET No.A.._ ___ -·-'"-;:....... · ·_.,_ ·.... ; r-· · -'-'r,,.._'....... : ; _ , .;.. : r,_,_ . .;...T""_ • .;:...Y-") _ ,,.._;,.,_\ )._.. M;.T -'-".___,_,, ~;*Q . ., - ;TATEM ENT oF co AL sH,,?--.::D FROM _ To _U ni on ~<J.c 1 :£' i c -~. ~ DURING THE PERIOD._ I CAR NUMBER DATei I I, _ RUN OF MI N 8176'1 79 1 125021 84 8 1 I 12667: 125661 91 2 89 3 I .1s·il' • I 80084 1 080361 ! I SLACK ;;:'7401 64 2291: !i I 25928:1 035'721: 8364Sl a 2 55z ,: 11 600~2• ii 1.t571'.1 :, 11 ! l r G~O ii "~ 6Al) 2·:,I " i. ·I 254.74 • II 10261!( I 1: 261~4, .26190 2754.1,1 81868 11 ! 'I OOE981 I 1, I'I I, h ·1 11 h !l tI !l 11 11 ,1 1, ~ I 1•,r, DATEtj • • , - ·- . - - -- 76 8 68 0 101 92 i!., ' BROT . FORWARD ,I I t ! I I· I, ;, ·, ,..ORWARD - ~ I II lj 106 2 100 9 67 6 76 6 100 1 I I I I I 75 5 90 8 89 0 1, I 101 3 99 4 ~4 5 105 2 lOt 5 I J I 103 ·4 84· 5 80 7 Ii 92 8 I 101 r I I I I I 11 'I I ff h j - - - TOTAL MINES o1v1s10N. _ 1915. 103065 WEIGHT IN HUNOREO POUN DS RU N OF MI NE -=,,.,.,,.=-l==--=--==l'-- i/ 'I 1--· LUMP ~ 72 8 96 3 2283 5 NUCMiiR ,, !i ... I •· - ==, - 8 477!3 1 f.7301 , I' 0804211 _....,;1-=0...:..V-' ' !.c..:fi=1-=e=r-= l . .......;;. t...c:.o--" 1'-=5_ _ __ ' 73 4 73 , 6 I __._;.,_,,·. c.....1....1..,,,.....,,__.r1.,. .,<.,_,.ie,,___-=-i ~'- - -- WEIGHT IN HUNOREO POUNDS LUMP 8385'1 _ co.,,_ _. . ,·--:=•I...:..Cl~I:=I=H:...:.;G;___ ___ _ _ ft = = = = = + = = = = l = = ==-==I== - =~ - 13 jj 83792 _ SL A CK ===--- �Standarc: _,..._ ,,,, STATEMENT OF COAL SH SHEET No.-L' - - - ~ ED FROM _ _'~'~ =.1=1= · •= ~!1=-. '?'-" 8 ' - - - - -- - - - -- - - -- -MINES ' TO Union '?~1 c i-: i c ;L R •___co.,____.,.,,.F..... ·',:.,_~.;',_.,__,._,S"""IC. .' ..., . .,A_ __ _ __ 7;C"':"e!'1CC:!" 1 DURlNG THE PERIOD I I " I 1 26oa6 D CAR NUMBE- ATE•I WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS 11- - - -- - - - - - - -- I LUMP I RUN OF MINI!: I ==-, 1 8349'1 i: .' 80944 ll 8:5254 11 84400 I, 26864 1 \2 5570 , I S4369 ' 1 i s~465 ii 44688 6013 100 2 . 99 7 • 85 7 1' '/Q 5 60 2 • 93 0 l '16 7 72 0 104 ·4 106 0 103 9 74 5 97 2 74 0 101 2 104 0 97 4 102 0 100 o 74 6 72 7 17316 40053 86 ·2 77 2 79 4 '385762 70 7 1 I 1 26514 l 11 80618 lj I 80'1'14 i: .'8 58524 i! I\ 25482 1: , 43799 I' 5£84 11 , 84851 !1 :· e4843 ' 1 2 ·11· ! 846~4 !, 11 S ~l 50427 l I • 5 4 2 12 :'1 26287 1 10290 I 337za1 !1 26145 11! 11 M'l'18 I 26~0 1 ~, 81874 I 1 I 1: - - DAT"'", ..,'i S LACK - to 15 CAR NUMBER 1915 0 _ .1.vUUUtJI !I • - - -- , 8041 ~ 3~'1303 ,,. 83578 j Ii 10100 I II 11879 l, 54480 11 i 25721 11 '1 81082 I' 1127 2 : I 8~306 ; 8 I 808A3 I '16 7 99 0 97 6 I 70 5 I 99 0 102 4 101 2 . j 1' 84528 1'1 2727'1 !J I 100.,, I 66 8 26762 : ii 11146 fl r~9211 11 76001 j 0'1483 I! I, 90251 ff 1 27315 · c4 2 64 6 10~ 4 94 7 100 6 76 8 !)8 8 101 9 1 98 8 97 3 55 3 f 87000 I\ 84749 ~ 84550 25387 26140 , 100 Q 89 8 101 0 s4s20 . 105 5 I 111z6 t7176 99 2 103 3 1 ij 84 716 [, ,, 27185 i' 4537 118136 jl! o 1, 66946 35-168 25082 10s., I 98? 1 07 0 100 0 I 10 1 8 102 2 6~ 7 73 5 I jil 84850 i' 9 1190'1 ·I i l"ORWARD 91 0 I 97 0 44 '7 I 84799 1 l'i s42os I 6084:Z ,: ~ 4608 99 8 106 3 ==- 1; ==-=----!L '1461 11 81 0 I 84475 • 105 5 97 !3 100 l 88 0 I 1I 70052 11 106 4 ~8 1 l II 77075 11 {4:396 101 5 , 'Ir 103 0 99 9 92 1 102 2 102 4 101 4 68 0 100 2 1 I '13~2- 6 ==== - • 1~ - . , . . . . - - -! SLACK 10~ 6 . 111661 Ii ----'---+--- I 81 O I 84886 1· 8.C,247 I - -- 65 5 I :I I 79 6 - 4J 62 --5 1 --==-99 o 97 O 73 6 I 96 7 64 5 70 5 , 1a 4 I 64 4 6 :1 27456 lj 1 3501 ! ;I 450nl 11 26462 11 , 27615 ;: J-335772 !I 103 8 I - RUN OF MINE BROf- FORWARD llCZ5 ' 81815 11489 ,, 27341 26244 6 8~7221 LUMP ! -==-==si=---==-=F==-~ -- I Dl'iil~~~ncJ:::: '11 8~651 I 96 1 75 0 10~9~7 I 100 2 I I 11 - =----..... l\1' ....m•j l- ~ () - ,l . ' 6 4 - ' .,,-,/ ' # / (./'P <J -?~-".'. 7 t~ .At◄ C:JtROflt l!J ,.OUNC> I N Tt1t.9 OILL, H£TURN 1T YIITH ALL PAPERS TO AUDtTOR ~OR CORAl!CTION. ~~ - -~ ................... ~ twoatua 6'.'4.N.C..M..J.HOULU.-.Jll~....J,J;Jl;_0 IN ... AKINO OILL9. IMPRl!:SSION COPY WILL oe TAKEN DY D •PAJ;TMll'"r,T MAKI N ~ L For th,· A1utiu �p..;._"50 --· - --· -··- -~ ~ ° "- Staod1rd 2. STATEMENT OF COAL SHI,....--..::o FROM, _ ___ J_o_l_i__,__ :-1n _ c_ e _ _. . ~ . . ______ To Union po.cific ~1. R. DURlNG THE PERIOO_ __ 10 k 75766 ! \r- 81851 11 : 76662 I 17837 1; 1 84469 I '11 1167'7 11 I II1 54405 11;l 27325i1 84559' • 1 E?l1'/61 11 84368 ' 10816 I: 23136, ~ 25120 ., 271811 17142 4~819 i! 1~9203 1 211 27529 1 E61S5 I 84 778 . 1 ~,. .cK_ 1 _ _ ~~ ~ 90 4 80 1 I .101 8 • 9~ 2 I 80 4 ;l 8441'1 f.0829, 84240, 1 39964 1, 1! 26976, 15671 • 27134 13 ,, 10560 29258• a 9 97 7 84 8 98 4 1 1 71 4 1 98 7 81755 6 1 9:·) 0 96 4 1 05 0 97 0 88 0 1 61 l ' 98 3 ' 97 8 101 9 95 11 a' 6E'?l 0 ~ 44854tt 81684 6 : 3 101 9, 10s ~ 70 7, 5 3 0 6 6 1 11 103 5 84855 5~625 'i 76072 6(877 10767 , 25079 ' 1 \ 3~6~09 11 1 ri 25525 !, t 70731 11681 1 •· ,25655 I 0576 I I 79 5 74 o I 2674r1 11 100 0 104 7 10:3 5 101 5 101 4 75 8 102 8 1 85 5 ! > 6 1 J ·u a 29896 1 261.95 ---~ 57 4 75 3 ' 94 5 102 7,1 ;~ 82 I 1 ' SLACK 43410 !' 11787 ' 84144jl 8 3 4 3 8 O J ==1:t-== LU """ M-= P ==l=R="= uN ~ oF MINE 13 286368 ll 81665 ;' 26339 jl 26290 1 Ouvf,o l l - - - - -- - -- - - - - .1-- ·, 2659911 271tt2i1 j 968i41 I! 254~3li V9 0 7036 27533· \• 9 6 100 4 104 o 93 8 78 0 :1' '!1 84836, ~ _ 191o 3_ WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS l NUMBER 15:1 1900391 9684,.,,, 92 4 95 4 l 27319 10798 J 1,- - - : -AR - 10 I! 1 : 1 2 7 C : 5 6 6 ~ 0 4 1 t- BRO . FORWARD ! 102 4 eo 3 70 a 106 9 95 l 94 7 99 1 100 98 8 92 2 I .!._ i o_·:_e_2 _0 _ · · r_ i_· _t_o_ l_5_ __ _ DATE \ l == i l = = = - = = = l i - = = Lu _ M=P= 9 i -Ru ==N- o _F =M= •l _ _ _ MINES co.,___!_J-:--_.J_l:._L_'!.S_if_[A_ _ _ __ .. 2•v~~<}~· • "': WEIGHT IN HUNDR~ D POUNDS ~ - CAR NUMBER DAT SHEET NO.- - - .i I ~ I I I I 104 7 1 105 3 i 101 2 : 88 4 1 98 7 811 1 75 5 1, TOTAL I '--=--==-11---==--~ ---=-=+--==---=l--=~ i ' . . , ~✓ 7 a - ·oa e,,/ I F .,tr.N E R RO.. I!; ,.OUND I N 'THl5 Bil.Lo., R C.TUA N •T WITH ALL P'APERS ru A UD ITOH P'OR C O RRECTION. ----~ •-4-U,UC....naJ .MD&..LIII.L£...P~ UL.P II u sco IN li4AKI N C. D ILLS IMPRr.5SION C OPY W ILL O E T AKC.N O Y D EJJ'AkrMt'UT M AKIN ~ ,. Fur tilt' A llfliru, �s1a11dard "' 1 . SHEET,..0.- - MINES (; O!,O:~:' .DO. c o.,_ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _O IV ISIO N . OURlNG THE PERIOD_ _ __ __ ____ I DAT C"'R I WEIGHT I N HUNDRED POUND S - -- -- - -- - -- I 11 737 l 26106 I 25843 i1 1 1946 ·1 1\ 2s1a2 \, 89 1 90 8 s7 6 12 13 ni 9 98 l 27276 1 '··11 I\ 1 \. 11 II ·\,: " 1 11 1\ i' ;' ~ WEIGHT IN HUNOR EO POUN D S 1 -, - -:-11DATEI ===tt= N=UM = B=E=R =tt l ==-== L= UM = P==:p= RU = N=o-= F =M=IN~ El==s= L=AC = K=- = 6 -- 94 0 551 5 1 _ ~ 1 .nQ{J'gh U V _ _ _ _ _ 191_j_'vUJ CAR -J 1- NUMBER i BROT. FORWARD '1 I 1. 'j I 11 1 I 11 l I 11 11 I. 11 II 1 1 II \I I ·1 l I! r • 11 1l ~i 1 1.l t1 !! ll 11 ii I ! ·I I .I ll II .' d TOTAL - -- - ------;-- -L: , " I RUNOF ~ INE ! ~ r - -- - n K =- �3 !•: C.t\.?I~l7TJii.?Y:.,)!; 0 ~1 c~·1.:\)~ ~::"tI?1::S J) :'JOI! [!~ !..,! Aj;tJ}:~ ;-.1I1i]~S ~o U. Eo2 111:ltt,{1:)o :>t::i :£::{~ ·:: ::..-: _:_.._\.iIOJ) l!01fo 1-154,) 19150 DiYision ~hc-ot 1'~0 tt::0:..11.r~ 1 2 ~ .::: 4 ~ota.1 Q .., ...t~.. n-P. ...... .<:1 0 J . ;~~ i'!0 Hnt }!ln.ck 8 V 602 • oOOfj: 6 9 sr;& 9 200 &,<1309200 {'') .,, ~.; 'O 7 ''() V ,t '· 2 0 2B5 0 500 920900§ 92,.80:) 2r/ \k 't'Ot1-... 9''r)· QQc..J'~ lG5. 700_~- 295,~,00 1010 800 <~oo.~ 0.,-G,... A.. Q... ,, I !]eb~u:;.1': c. l 2 :~ota.1 :.;olor~do 8, M0,4005' 6, 2 'll. 000 14? 911.4 00,:"' .... , 1 0r::e:i ~:ota.1 ... 00 '1 • :.• ;"J~w9 ;') ,'.I, 8 2 615 0 ~WO;:-= '13? ., BOC::: ~9~.! 0 90C,,.- �r .:rr.... TMENTNO ..~"1,-tJhOl;r. AUDIT N e .. ~~~:_ :io 1C30oC.!kI... ,,ti:J;,iG:'~:!00 '"- .,j ·Ca 0 } T o T H E UNION P A CIFIC COAL COM P A N Y , DR. .,. M AKE C H ECKS PAYA ElL:: ~ o ,:°' (:; U N ION P ACI F IC COA L C O . A NO.,A OORIZSS A LL REMITTANC;:S TC A SS!:iTANT T R :,'.ASURER. C Ht;:YENNE , WYOMING vd. no or '30{?1 r;:ii. a t . :~r::> ! : :e:,U.f:l~CO ;:i?i0S ..;::nrt:1or1: ..1:-ct "'5. c ;'.) ~.-~..!l~lO c/ o ~ ,; ---;,okc-c l')nr 0 .-;to~0 :::> . s. • ♦ ~:t0::i.1~. =~0;h. ~~vo S,~ :_.e:\' l1.et:i.. u ~;A, ~t:.i;04_\.,Lt {;_~_,~r-"ht!r! ~:ol"'cto: F oR t◊ . rob .~h:cs tt 'l ~\i. :9 . . . ... ... . \ •or aa.thority for price obarged see Corrsp. Bile No. 2-449. ,, .I .,., I ' I, I II I '> . ... :i I h,·t<•L) , , ml· r. ... r;-r. (".£! 1· vu IJ\I I: Ii �Form SU .. , ;~ . " JP"... L~ ;_ STATEMEN T O F COAL S H IPP' .. .. 41 J..,,. " • F ROM J .. "7: •p.,! - - ,___ _ _ _ _ _ _ MINE S co., _ _ __ DURlNG TH E PERIOO_ SHEET NO. 1·"'-'•~ :.alicr: 0 0 _ _ _ __ __ __ OIV IS ION, r>c_ • __ : f.,, ~_l__ to_ 15 5! fl ()'Jf°V~:i' ___;u;;;;._ _ _ _ _ _ _19 1_ ,; '\JY~\j~:, WEIGHT IN HUNDR ED POUN D S CAR NUMBER OAT li CAR NUMBER LUM P 11 --=- ___ _j BRO I' I RUN OF MINE i SLACK II FORWARD I l I 101 0 I I II I ,, !i I TOTA L I I �( ) ,. 200 Bills l?ayable~1uni on p • f"':?""' c l c N 103069 , ac1 1c oa o.- .-r·Jv. o. . 8TANDAAO 1 ,.1&,-&0000 SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY PACIFIC SYSTEM ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT '1'.· O. ~W'A.RDS. AVDrroa ROBERT ADA.M S, ..a.e.&UIT.Alff' .&.VDrro-. 11', L. ~oOA.JrlrERr• .A17Drroa oir l > l a n u w . ~ 13". 'W'• POPE:. 61D)l%0& o• >ta::1011%' .AOOOln"ZS . -RL=-•.. :2. :::..::2=-=0'--•-= 1=2'---_ l>fo- o . Jr. GXF'Jrl'.N', .l.1D>t:r0a O• ~•-'Z2'1'o:s:a AOOOUNTB W'. :a. DEW'EY, .A'O"DttOa or J l : Q ~ •saTJcm .&.000v,r:ra S.AN FRANOXSCO, CAL., Mr.F.P.Briscol, Audr., Union Pacific Coal co., Cheyenne, \~o. Feb . 15 , 1916 AUnll\.,il'~ o; , U :. t !:.[ l~G. -- - -- - -- - • - Gentlemen: Referring to your letter of Feb.9, 1916, file T. Your above mentioned bill nas been covered by our Voucher No. 34121-Y, which voucher should reach you in a very short time, if not already received. Yours truly, J', i. FEB 18 1916 �Filo 0 ., 9 :~cCr:f:2oty , :.· . ? o :1 ~ 0 \ :.· fl ::. t crt rf ])is in- :."80 ! 1"11 'i;;J , -·ovt:·~c '!.· n nc.c :lfic Cor.')"J2.Yry ~ c~~::.1 7-~~n.cioc o , Ct1liforj1_'1_f1 n l'O C O?ds. Yor-:.·c 1i .'.'lll~l , ~8llJNl!lDl:$'!r' r. f. en1st..114 \ PH.1 B �- !.l~ . P o :Lo J!cC::~fe:A::r o A·i.~t i~o::- of f·:io1r111~rrnz.~..nrts, Sou·;;'horn E:.:.c it'ic r o. ? f3£in F:!'c:ncj_n c c ? Calo :-:::-220-12: · 12110 U:a.io~1 ?~ci:t::. c Coal COl"'l}~r',l'ly ' C !.3iJ.l A·11tl :lt f ' j " 4 ~ l., I .• ~,. ~.\ ~~ .. - · �- / ,,,-£G RAM NU..,dER SENT TO • ,rs. ,Time Fifed________ _ ..M l TIME SENT SENDER ' RECEIVER NU M BER RECD FROM TIME RECEIVED All mes1aoas must bo wrltton In Ink or typowrltton on theso blank:=, ond thoso for parties on trains (oJlcept trai nmen) dollv- Ml / I/ C. S. Form Zl91 ;_....__ SENDER RECEIVER orod In sc.JIOd onvolopcs. Tho exact sondlng and r-acelvlng time, lnlll3ls of aonding .-nd receiving operator and signal of receiving offlcot must bo entoNtd In proper spaco In ovary lnstanco. Operator must note on b:.ck of tolegraml time of c;,llo .llnd COUGO of d OhlY, M If any • ··- . GR~ Los~ngel s 11 ..:,.gt ::ock Springs SD 1 51 UP - 11 321 Delivered 2nd D - J . P. . B. 510)??!1 y. 1'. JAN 18 1916 Ii ' �oA. /\ '•, / • \) J t,I,/..1."t,. \U1' . ,;- :~ ••• "': I . •1 ,.: ·-· ./ , ., / , , ,,. J ; ,. i; I - :.:.,, / I' _,,. ' i ,,. / / ,c1/ , & ./ - (., _ ...., ..... ,r / ( ;✓'-./ ·'-~) / ·- _,/ C. / _,,,-· __.., �FORM 210 r"\I ' . '·.. ./.' ' '4/i, ' THE U N ION P ACIF IC COAL C O M P ANY )' ' " .( ~ , F / OFFICE OF NO, I Chey1mne , ~·,ryoming , Jan. 10, 1916 . .. - - J ;.~ . D. G. Th ona s , Hine super intendent, :Rock Springs , 1·ryo. t ~ .-~;:.' ~~,;;~~.., ' l-., JAN 1219H~ I I\Uiil i (.{I'S vi 11vt Dear Sir : r:1.i: ;:o. -- • -- I have received a 10tter from J,,;r . F . L. !!CCaffer y , .Aud it or of Disburser.ients , southern ,,ac if ic con!)S.ny, from vmi ch I quote aR :follo.ws: "Our records do not show that we rec~ived the shiurae nt in car 11321 of Nov. 15 , 1915, and I wtll be oblige d if you will have hi 11 corr.octed by eliMiilf,1.ti ng this o ar or advise disposition befo r e res.ohing this c onpany ' e line . 11 ':'/ill you please advise what your re-cords show on tl:is cer? yours i;'!'uly , -# -(}73~ /Aud itor ;;J~ _;, II . R TO �I:' i l e ·~. ~- ~- ?horas , _ ?~-; n A f;u Der i:rt en,1 en-c , :~oci{ Springs, 1·,;yo . . '.'Our :rr.cor<l s do not shov: th~t r:~ r ecfdVP.-:'l tJ:n sh i nnent jn car 11321 of Uovo 1 5 , 1~15, an<) T ,::i..11 be ocli&r.d i f y f'u •:;ill i·1ave h ill corrected 1J~l el i nin,. t i ng thi.s cm.· or udvi~e dfryicisit : nn hPforf' rea ch:i.nf! th i. s c mi,..,:;'.n;:,, 's l inn. " '}ill ;1ou plc[~f;e ac":,,1isc "l.'hLt your r0 co1·ds short on t1·. is CC.Y'' r .. P. 8. JAN 10 19H~ • �~ Payab'.. ~=- ~ .udi t No. 311096 •-Union Pacific Coal Co. - SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY PAOIFI O SYSTEM AOOOUNTL.-.qG DF...PARTMENT T. O. EDW'ARDS. ""'VDt:roa BOBEitT ADA~9" ~11ffAl'(T A-a>.noa F. L. MCC.AF,F.EltY• .A'C'DI.TO«. Oil" J ) l & D t n l 8 ~ No- F . ~ . J.>OPE, A 'CDl"rOU 01!" ,r1,u,: 1onr .ACCOOlfTA o. 1,-.... GJ:FF.n,;, ..a.VDlTOR <9 rA.&tU:......:ox;:n. .A000cr.-tT8 - -- - W'. xr. DEWI:Y', AUD.%%'0a or x : a ~ , : a.1.:11:TJ.m::i ACC017NT9 SAN FRANOISOO, O.AL., Dec• 29 , l 915 • :aiir. F .P.:Briscoe, Auditor, Union Pacific Coal Co., JAN 3 '1916 AUGII UR'S om~ Cheyenne, Wyo. AL£ l~O. - - - - -- . .... .. Dear Sir:- I attach hereto your bill above audit number, amount $314.93. ( ~ur records do not show that we received the shipment in car ll32l of Nov.15,1915, and I will be obliged ifyou will have bill corrected by eliminating this car or advise disposition before reaching this companf 1 s l i n e , ) Yours truly, F.L.McCaffery, Per a,Pa,,,..,.,!U .Enc. �To THE UNION P ACIFIC C OAL COMPANY. OR. MAI\!:: CHECl~S PA Y A81.I!: TO THE U N ION PACI FIC COAL CO, A N O AOORESS AI.L REMITTANC ES TO ASSISTANT T R EASU REl'l, CHEYENNE, WYOMING ~:t 1:1..r,~~~~ ~ ~:!.1 ~:c1i ~:::1co .. ,~~ ,:·J:, F o1< -~,-; ... c,. _,,,,.. J V ~- V 3-~,. ·.c -C:. ~ :"!·):":;:tr.:;:,0 e '~ '!1;~ J}c~J:t:.~:: 0 1?0 t .;•1:i..~, : •.-.--;::. l r~D -- :J : ':)!.' J.ct:8. n cc1 --~'"!"- :: :::11":.to: OlFlFliCE COPY For authority for price oharf?ed see Corrsp. File No . 2-449. \ ,,,. I I 1: I 11 I ·I ,i Ii Ii I• CY~Dt l' 11l ,,' r .. ~r::~., 11 ,;_ ,..., 1, ,, t I; II I· I I 1• l. 11 Al•l'KU\'tll): ' i'. II 11 I' ti I Fur lh,· A11rli1nr It 15 ,oUND IN THIS OILL, RETURN IT W I TH ALL PAPll!.AS TO AUD ilOR "o" CORRl!CTIOH • • ~ ~N CIIRO K OR IN0£LlfJLf" ~l!MCIL , HOULD DI! useo IN MAKINC DILLS. IMP~l!.S SIOH COPY WILL BE TAK£H BY 0£PARTMe.NT MAKI NG SILL. coPYl,.,Clfl �Form mo -· AUCITNC. 103069 -- 011cm:.on?~6 ~i':.t~ 1r i;ov .. It .J}__ s o l) o 1 To TH E UNION PAClr- lC C O AL COMP ANY, D R. MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO Tl-IE U NION PACI FIC C 0 .0 .L CO ., AN".l ADDRESS ALL REMITTANCES TO ASSISTANT TREASU RER, CHF.:YENNE, WYOMING 3 -3, ..J..._. .. nr--'"1 f V-, ' ., __ ~ ~--~ ~tJ ~,~(' .... I 1, j• I I I, 1, ·I For authority for price charged see :1 Oorrap. File No. 2-449 • .1 ,, 1, i1 i I I, I '· II I l11_•rchy C-t· 1·til_\' CuL1.>1r 10 I I 11 I A11 PH0\'£1>: - , -- I ,\ l'l'llO\'i)/: !\ f" . Ii 1 11 1· _,,. . ! V"\ ..'--' ,../ ,_. < " 1...,!.., ;-AP1~10VEI > ~ ,,.fi/ ------ · -- ---- t "...J'..A.,AA..A.._, -----..._ -l!~·rn ASn ~01.1.~C'J JC>~ • A·ssT (;iss1 .. ~IASA•,'i,·,. c/a t4, ~-tt.....,.....- ~ ~..., ... 0•r du· Aud itor ND t T HIS DILL. AETURN IT WITH AI..L PAPl:RS TO AUDITOR JPOR C O RRECTION. ____,,.. i:,::v,~"a.Rl~: 'c;:~6EL l~E P l!NCll • SHOUL D DE US£ 0 IN M:At<ING DILLS. IMP~~SSIO N COPY WILL BE TAKEN SY Dl!PART.... ENT MAKI NC OIL t.. ---- • �Form 50 Stan, t} :: -; UlfI•.111 :1 A~ T:P ! C t:l'\rt!_: · ·<;. SHEET NO.- - - MENT OF C O A L TO P. ROM _ ____,,;.-'-'--~e::..c~.::...• ·< =-._~_ ;l:..:::1'.::... .;-=. (;}_ ' ' ')U't.h ~:-.:·.n ' ~G e i f j c co., _ _ --=- -• . _- - - _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ - - -M INES O IV ISION, ./ I . I I l ' \ I I I \ I . I .l ! I I I I I 11 11 II!I Ii l l 11 I' 11 ,1 I . i I '1 !1 11 II I I I I I 11 11 H r"ORWA RD ac- ·- · == TOTAL '-- ~ !1 : I I! - - - --,7 II � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Invoices Registered in Nov. 1915 pt. 1 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. November 1915 Description An account of the resource Letters and documents recording the invoices from November 1915. Papers are held together by staples and paper clips. Document has excessive fading the written text may be hard to read. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource F.P. Briscoe, W.E. Russell Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0279 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Subject The topic of the resource Invoices, November 1915 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/f84e45736539df94f2c74b93b9d8b59c.pdf e91929f0eb404c4ea6dde323a02a9352 PDF Text Text Fw1u rm 7 ···· nr k TMEN T No. .JJni~~- ~~~ifi9 _R~i~rocd Cl1e~ronne • Ruu 1~'i!ll'CO r :--: ::.:;(_~-l.:._:_: - ·l . - . ...... i ~ - .... : : , . Y,# }· T o THE UNION PACIFiC COAL c·oMPt NY. DK. "4AftE CliECKS ,'A' AcH.E 1 O Ti-l"" UNION PACIFIC CO<I.L CO, ,-N:, 'O~RE!:!i ALL R t:t.1r 1 TANCCS TO .A:--Si~"!" l\ ..4T TR!:..i\~UAER. C?➔ e,·ENNE:. . \'Vrc1•1~c • Fm, value of coal sh i p1,od :f~ron Ha nna r2ines to !1Union Pacific ?.ail::: ood Coo O tltu·inr: tho period !1Ilovember 1-15 0 1915 9 oo po1~ <1etuiled stute1Jiant !, attached hereto: I _: 57 ,567,400{~ 1:ine :hin r (llou5 pe r T o fob llines Fo-r authority for price ch arged see Correspondence File Hoo 2-353. I I' ' I I I I - - - - - - - - -- -Hanna. 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FORWARD 9 ~gi I ggg; 80678 80615 1 l\ e ~~...-8 ,.... ~4 8 9 1 __ ~6 116'78 ! , 960!:31 j : 20E39 1I 25l~Z : I ~6780 • l! €44(9 I C071'1 ,, 80660 l ao~22 j 80575 80442 11 • eo!j47 805'14 I 80594 €0545 80'104 1' : 80586 1 I 00597 !. eoc!>9 .I II eos~D 11 eos30 1 ,: E.14628 ,I 84432i, - -- I ! - - - MINES :"n:,;,cnh•r l - ' t - O - . J . 5 , _ _ _191_ti_,. t:5 2 68 1 10;; 3 102 ~ I 'It~ ;,; lO!i 6 lOiJ 5 lQQ 4- III •_~-~- -- -.m~ WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS 8 __,.4.. __ SHEET N0.. 0 ~5 -0 9 '? 9 98 5 e1 9 104 5 '18 s 102 8 10'1 9 100 6 72 6 I 93 6 10 0 0 ' 10.l 6 I 100 9 102 2 9H 3 1 103 a ' 103 6 85 0 105 0 104 1 1 82 8 I j . I Sl 9 10s a 68 4 I 97 o I 92 'I I 110 0 1 79 6 101 a sau 0 2 I I -i ------ .I.J =~"F'== I j �/ -'"!.~~~~~~■ . "'.""""~~~~ - -~- ~- ~-~F~orm~5:'.::.0=.= .=:=:::-":~= -~- ~-=.::: -~.=:=-~..__:_:=:= _==~· ~:.--·..=-_- __ .•- - :and~ rd .,/ / ~ = ~-~::.; '~ ::... · '-::..:: ·:~:- ·-=-·.:..::l'-';_;l:....'"....::l...;;cV_ v _\ ,_.,_.:,_'-' __v . 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OURlNG THE PERIOO _ _ _ _;:::_o_v_o_a_ b_o_r __ ,____ ~t; _ o _l_5_ _ _ _191_ 5 (;~ o ,.-~:J ~"';i)r"'j d a l 0 ..,._ WE;GHT IN HU;~RED POUNDS CAR NUMBER LUMP RUN OF -MINE! -·-- SLACK - - - - DATE Nuctte':.R •l ' 11 80801 , 104 o ' 80794 104 6 80666 80[!,10 1 8 011~6 AO:::lrl 80;-;GA l j H~~?~! 8 ....,.J ll , 80597 I I1 80570 i I a o-105 \ \.I eos7a. l ~gig~: l e~617 , l: 8 4360 I i 8~'741 11 84.479 1 I 80812 I ;:I ii~~~ I I ::!6512 80727 I 60279 I 1 80"377 !l6596 1 11 807£6 I 1200 ii 80866 808Z5 I 80875 80878 I,I i0725 l 00768 : 11 ~0704 I' 80715 1 1i 80859 : 11 r I I :½~:~ :I 11 f:'7O11 ' B0'789 j I: 8065'1 ' I 89 5 '11 I~ I '!l -· f 81 V "!G '? 89 6~~ 70 71 6 eoz75 ' 80688 60797 80726 80803 ~9 9 103 5 102 2 105? 79 4 8.;.5fl 8~8 91 !I fi~ Gl <: ftl 7 10;~ 4 10/'. 5 10~_ 6 105 ? 1 I P17~£ 60~~9 80C45 96 8 10~ 8 105 0 98 4 G6 0 84 0 1• 88 7 70 8 72 9 98 2 1 90 6 ~f ~ :f ~I 91 4 I I 4. 11 80757 80611 100 1 ?4 9 lle43 lCO 7 H -8~1 f6570 101 O 92 ~ £6t66 10s o 807~5 11s,1 93 5 95 7 • $7: 7 I 101 4 1 ~e,e4 91 4 1 77 1 94 9 j souio , I! 80 682 ' fiOfl2 p 809}.9 I : 80C57 !! 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RO M _ _ __..L..F:O.:;l~'ln~a=-- - -- / To JJnl on ·2t.<clf'i<i 7) _ I.UM P 1 RUN OF MIN : L 10627 1 00 2 77 5 I I NUCMABiR ,: _ 1 -=~- I P.5320 II 20223 I I 92 6 ' 10 •1 96 5 82 7 96 5 ~5 6 1125~ 62 o €4 2 I 2 116~1. 5~~6 :2.'7071 10262 ~6564 10620 83658 6 I 967?9 99 4 95 l 89 0 .1 99 6 tgr~~ 26508 ( 97060 ! 20438 200761 11240 271oul 1 • 25806· 26 236 ·1 26769 f0614 ' 814571 S l e:371 ?62251 I 1 I I j I W 20 ;: ~ 6A 2 t:: I, 103 0 , 8~ 0 II 82 6 C6114 l l i [0~15 10( 0 92 9 1 112e~ I :1 t?i:56 1; 11121 79 5 97 3 94 0 92 0 85056 , 95 l 92 6 f-5i~02 I 12 tt 2 7E83 l f> !I 2'7~88 B476~l 96211 1 li 26(f'~ I, ~ ~6170 1 i ~ I!~ I I I j I I I I 99 4 93 9 10 0 0 70 9 I 10 6 0 I 100 0 I - - -, 7578 9 ! jl ! I I ·, ii 1 !I . '!7 8 I 1 ~ C>8 5 ~ I;) I I ! I 109G1 03 103 l r 20257 ~~ ~I so o 10S90 104 57' I 9£ g •1 !)3 4 101 0 e~G~O I 8l~l0 :1 ,a 5 I 2561 6 ·f6l92 1 99 0 59 6 65 e $1 2 92 0 95 4 95 5 GO O I 83847 97 S 108 2 'l\ 6 ~ l 'i5 1· 2€063 96 7 99 4 60 9 8~1 4 102 7 98 2 102 0 8£ 4 I 83505 fa:-89 9 , 2615G ! f.6550 101 l I 81260 1071 0 · I· &4 092 27488 I 80657 , 92 5 95 1 102 6 100 5 101 6 .,., 94 l 20521 fO(84 100 1 97 0 , 1 02 5 ~ £5996 H P,5692 j P15~8 1 SLACK '1252 t, • 9 'I 253~2 1 • :! 25582 1 - _ RU N O F MI N E FORWARD , 2 6403 81.!73 G 25ioa ! 8014 9 WEI GHT IN HUN DRE D POUNDS ------- I 1162-1 81556 8 _ 100 3 81195 26044 ~ 76 4 s2 0 '14 0 9'i 7 81 fl 2 5238 20 4..Sc 8 1 661 6 4295 26407 s - 97 6 9666S 251731 2 -~LA~ K = S9 1 2 7205 4 r - 8Rot 11 051 4'\ ~1J ;y~i :l ti\;• l, t1 !!.. I.: !1C"!J r-~ nbcr 1 t.c...c.:._ ' _c;l;;.;:5' -_ _ _191~ WEIGH T IN H UNOREO POUND S N'7::ER It·- - - - - , . - - - - - - - - - - - DATE', DATE\ D1v 1s 10N, .. OURlNG THE PER IOD r7 i.f•'fQ.\8f\;\ c o ., ·, . lo SHEET NO. ....1111~- - - - - -MINES ! I I I ' l"ORWARD , I 1 Ii 11 ! . �• T.: •• "Y • J~'"'D i~!\•1:: !L·\!?j! \ :_.I;· .. ;-3 :..\{) ii • .? . ~~a~~ .. C )., J,;_:;-c ~ ::.. .' _·_:::IO:J 1;Jr . 1- 15. 1 915.. ?..'!~C.,:1.1?!:~1;::..di:~:i·!~~ 0~' " I :)ivi ~ion .~!! O<"!'G ,iyonir,e l " r, f.. 0330 . 700} 160 100 :"' 0 0 c . n~1 000 <1: B. 89~ 0 ·t 0O 3 >{;.360 200 7 ~5i'l.,3li0 6 ':-:ot.<:.l t1r~m1- ':'ota.1 0 n 5 1; C1J1~i:.sk:!; :.o l 0 �---- ~,.rnJo.rd "'°·----- - -- kTMENT A UDIT N C . _) :!:On).p.__'Jhor t; _L_ine _1:.11lrocd~ o .. 1 -~03078 !L._ - - - - - - ,,-:.. ~ -.-- ,- yo . 9- .....J_ov n .. _\£.lui~nn.e .\ uo,rn,-s.s.aJ.t 20+--- Lalt.o. _City. Ut~h..,, To T HE UNION PACIFIC COA L C OMPANY . DR. MAKE CHECKS PAYAO L E TO THE U N IO N PACIFI C COAL C O , AND ADORl!SS A LL REMITTAN C ES TO ASSISTA N T T REA S URER, C HEYl?N NE. WY O MING vru.ne of c rw.1 oh:~. p.:ld ?z-o~'.l Ctl!1bcr l nnd :::tnes : to O. S.Lo:taltoCOa c1tirtr.;: t:10 po::... iod i;ova 1-15, 1 1 Dl 5. ns pc:i:.· clot3.ilci ~ti:. .:te~1cnt Q.ttached. hereto: ' :· 18 , 27?, 000~1 ;1 ..::.. Co:J.l :i ,..'"'t .~' ' ) • j'. 1 I: I I !- l For authority for price charged see Corrap . File No. 2- 353. ! I. I' f, I ! lj I~ '· I . . ~ 1 l ?i.~-.m,.,1m! 1 ,,, · ~~ ~l!,,.T"",.., 9 ; ·'oorl and; Coal Sc.lea 1 ', Al11'H0VtU >, 5 191• �S14Ddard Form 50 ·: :::~.1.:1 '') '~(• I lP ...c "'Qj,~ . !IT STATEMENT OF COAL Sf;ilPPETO Ore ~on ROM _ _,_c1..... mu.b..,;f'c;...r._),..,.e....n..ud, ___ _~ Short - -Li?l": 7t. - 'Ro -- ~- ~ - ~ - ~~---- WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS NUMBER 11-- - - - - - -- -LUMP RUN OF MINE/ 84896 20103 84545 20669 20166 20594 20174 20305 20244 1 20340 I I 12524 j 20118 20754 i20318 1120000 ·120803 120203 20801 I I: 20356 I 1 20755 ;: 20444 I 120703 20403 1 I 20189 I 20552 20055 II 120396 'I 12os32 I l 20814 i, 20073 I 1 ,j 20236 l 20154 .120500 lj 20119 !i 20093 j 20422 11 1, I ! 3 l ~gg: I 1 11· 20612 lj 20819 , I 20124 1 , " 20,94 4 1, 20398 jl 20540 ' 20382 I 20667 I 110: 0 109 7 106 1 109 6 105 0 107 0 110 0 109 7 109 5 110 0 109 1 4 106 6 105 3 105' 8 10~· 7 107 1 9 106 1 109 6 106 8 107 6 109 0 109 0 108 6 109 4 109 0 106 8 108 3 110 o 1oe 6 107 a 110, Q NU~~':.R i' = l BRoi-;;oRWA~ LUMP R U N O P MIN E ,= : -Gl91 B I 109 6 1 108 0 u20012 106 8 108 4 1 109 O' 106 7 110 0 105 8 105 8 20778 :I 20881 I 120710 20115 , 20280 I 11 I 20762 108 0 5 120666 2013 2 3045 7 I 20163 I 202s1 20579 II 20786 30680 20071 11 20220 ' 20734 •20585 304 01 20802 ~12611 6 11 12~8~ 1257'7 ' •' 20020 20092 20293 20066 ,1194 2 ,12633 109 1 109 1 109 4 109 0 108 o 107 2 110 0 ! 1 107 0 108 4 1 0a 4 107 8 108 6 104 2 110 0 108 6 107 2 106 9 I 106 4 1 106 8 I 106 a I 109 0 107 8 110 0 1'20298 108 0 203?.4 106 0 107 7 108 1 10'7 3 10.7 2 108 6 107 6 108 0 105 7 107 0 106 a 105 1 10~ i 107 0 20849 20481 j: 2047~ ~ 20257 • 20441 8 20603 , f 0139 j' 20008 20509 120407 12ot-16 • ., :2027a I I I I 1 120658 , WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUN DS . 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - r - - - - -u 4 '1 20215 ' 20371 I 20225 20593 2 108 9 107 0 , 106 4 105 0 I 109 6 1 107 3 108 6 106 7 110 0 110 0 107 2 109 8 109 118 109 2 109 s 108: 7 107 I 3 - lloATE SLACK __ t _ - 1 - -,___ _ __ _ MINES co.,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ o !VISION• CAR DATE 1~· - SHEET No.~ 20].3~ ij SL A CK �Slandoro 2. SHEET NO.- - MINES DURING THE PERIOO _ __ D A TEl N.ri::ER I I I I 20076 2028 7 2055€. 2061 4 1 2358 e4e-1 1 11875 11548 I' 20520 I 20246 1 i, 20015 1 25 19 1 1 2698 2oaso 1 2605 II 201oa 1 " 20782, l 202 so 1 201 30 11111 20229 1! 2074 0 1, 206561 ·I ~0603 11 'I.I E01Z3 11 2048 6 1 20724 !;1 1 26 50 , 1 2542 \' 208 68 1 j: EOO 18 ~ 20224 1 I· 116.5 I /1 20504 j 1 2 !1 1 2524 I i! 20118 I t:i~c....==c....-,.,- 202g1 ,, l 108 7 10 7 0 ' 106 0 106 0 I 20826 ',l 30339 204 21 20358 ,, :,0492 . 30385 ' 200 09 ~ £0801 \i 20592 1' 107 ' 8 106 7 10~0 2 106 2 106 0 , 107 61 10 8 3 106 2 1 08 2 109 2 105 8 II £0160 20526 1 2500 P.0378 10 9 4 18276 0 I i 20 795 , 3 0 973 15Jj 20833 I I I I I 106 2 107 0 1 09 5 107 8 105 7 105 4 107 2 I 2034 2 I I 5600..:. 5, 107 6 1 10 8 6 , 105 0 1 107 0 1 107 7 106 7 202 66 I 608 97 l 20474 j • 10 6 3 I 20696 ~ 1 1 2703 ~ ,I I - 13 1 251 3 ,' ~ 1 2683 ; I! 20 54 5 I I , RUN OF MINE I 12 , 2064 7 1 ~ 109 , 3 10 7 2 1 10 0 10 9 1 109 4 109! 5 81 0 107 ,, L UMP BRO~ . FORWAR ~ •, - 11 1oe 3 110 0 NUCMAB~R I!,=-= I 107 ' 7 10a o 108 6 110 o 106 8 103 0 108 , 0 106 5 106 9 108 4 109 4 7. -- ~I 108 3 20Z05 ! i 1164 I 10 7 0 109 8 105 4 105 · 3 110 0 107 8 109 8 DATi l WEIGHT IN H UNO REO POUN D S _11· 1 ! 101 3 110 0 109 8 107 6 107 2 110 O ,I 202 04 j :1 SLACK i-:=~~- = =cl,,··- Thg zc~ 23 11 1 ~508 I 'i 201 5l l 11 --1 RUN OF MINE , 110 o 10 7 6 105 5 208 28 1 1\\1 - :::0 1750 1 2 0 8341 I11 201 98 10 LUM P 107 4 107 6 10 9 4: 107 6 Il E0074 ·11 W EI G HT l; ~U N~R-E-0 -P Oi:;--N O S - - 7 lt,l==3=0=2=4=3~\= 9 - ..,, ~ I _:..,H--'0--'- ': _ cm _,b_· e _r__ l_ t_o_ l_5_ __ 80 8 TOTAL I --SL A CK - �101 5 T o T HE UNION PACIFIC COAL C OMPANY. DR. co. MA~E: C HECKS P AY ABLE ro THE UNIO N PACIFIC C O A L ANO A00RCSS A L L R E MITTI\N Ct::S tO ASl:ISTANT TREASU Rl!R, CHl?Y!!!NNE, W YOM ING - 'I Foi, V:!. 1.t:C 11 !i ,r i ~·1a2e:1 tv l ~0 422, ~00 ,., ...-: :·o·.;o!"'1GQ ., , t ~ :~~11~:~ l1cr oto : -:,.:1:-i :-i0::~i:}.l 0 . .l ,,_ o 1 I• I l For authority for price charged s ee Oorrsp. File No. 2-422. r C'M.UUIT 1v FC>r 1h.. Anclitor IIF AN LIUtO,. 15 JPOUH0 IN THIS DILL, R~TURH IT WITH A t:"L ,-,4Pc11t:, TO AUDITOH r'Ofll COAftt!CTION COPVINO I NK OR INOl?UtlLIE. PENCIL.. ~HOULO •E u s e.o IN WAKING G ll.\..e " , / IMPAESSION COPY WILL B£ T A.t(f.N SY Ol!PAATMENT MAKtMG, It~ �Standard Form 60 / / / A, TEMENT OF COAL SHIPPE-ROM _ / / SHEET N0. -1 .=•: : . - - - • TO , ,. 'P - - · , • • ·'11 - - ., • 2 ~ • DURING THE PER1oo_ l _-._,,:,_"-' n ..,_, ,1c:...,:"l.l..._........ 1 !..!. t\t..,_r..'!!.d_ •• CO., __ - · _ _ ______ _ __ __ _ MINES _ __ _ __ _ __ ;;'-'!... .' ·..!. ; .:.: ;...::..:. ".'-=- ::~ l ~t~o'.__-=:l~ C_ _ _ _ _191 __;•c,_:· WEIGHT IN HUNDR~ ; UND~ - - - - - - ~- , CAR . NUMBER DATi f LUMP RUN OF M-~- E I \t==t~==➔====I====- 1 \ '700'i'6 1I :oe '2! I 3<14£5 1 SQ 1 ~1~ r;; , ?ts -1 1 1 ~9a5-0I SG55O l l1 ffgt~ 2 1551. 78 0 I 11 22626 111103!:;26 ! 8 1 239 1 !13'7326 1 ir.o76'l I r.O&l.3 \! ~0135 1 ) 290 553 :i 1 16596 1r1 l !' 16S76 I ~~6M ' 135~241 I '77760 !l f:0599 '! ~471 i 1 ?675 I f.10 1 i:::;;z~2 1 !1 1 ~~80 i ut5(l 2 :i ft'h.,76 I l ll Z0 721 ' -~067"' ~ l! l.26555\ II ·- 6184 ll 13598 :; 10911 0 l 1379 66 1 :j 1 , 6812,l lI , I ~07 53 j 1· l' ,, 17,01 I' 1 I Ii 1 7~t! 7211 I i! 190:: l muMH l, 17498 !I 2 11 860154;1 2!:!5lf;6 1 I9:7 214 1:. 501564 7,1 ,-1 797 1 ;!1 1.Zi:15 , !: r;(~ <1_ 1 '7H 2 7tJ G l NUi~iR -=I__ SLACK . I ' RUN OF MINE LUMP - OB 0 7025 I :1-4'12"/ r 1;31444 _ I no o 60 0 1 91 6 1 Gl 6 91 S I ?3 S4:3 ' 4 n4 5 84 2 H;; 83 f} I !127622 !,8 1558 79 2 106 o 10c 7 I 609(\ 204.<i. 9 1r:0738 106 5 10 7 7 I 206.16 10& 0 80 3 4 78 0 91 4 ms 2 9}: 8 92 2 1 13 73 F.O 0 9!: -0 '8503~ 121£36 1 .2ow14. tB 9 1(}4 3 110 0 1 1 2£59 ·30n6? 1 t.6 o l Ofi 5 10 5 2 l O;i }; 108 6 '. 94 11 :l.9800 1 83 2 no- 1 90 4 5 I 1 :::.01r.2 V :110~24 '10548 F/ 2984 I 106 2 ·2051£ 10'1 2 106 0 92 5 : 84 s 1 • e r s 44 l;5 10 i, a1a4 I !"-!G96 6l 3 78 6 79 9 1 :~~ ~,9 0 79 7 I Vl O j ~ OOH 80 2 l 10£ 0 ~6 6 80 0 1 121247 • '65097 681(;7 65264 68191 lll202 a:~ 6 1 65 a 86 2 95 462 7 65 3 63 9 f)4 2 I )~48 40 502~6~ . 6 89 0 108 6 90 4 91 5 92 4 1 90 1 1 'f 0685 £0319 106~0 65 0 ~!3 0 79 0 8fl '1 ?6 G j 122~52 63 0 87 9 80 "" A 5~5710 ,1 925=32 , 120441 9G •0 92 0 82 l oo o 80 0 109 G 108 ~ t1 8 0 r:H 0 '7~ 2 9:~ 2 !O'lSSl \1wo~g 1t't 490:-1: '19 6 91 0 • , . · --; ;--_ S L ACK <:~r. -.J 17 ! I :.._- WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUN D S 1 0550 ' I20462 1 ~ I ' ,)(}."'·' • ;:; - BROi , FORWARD 3 £;. - It - - - - -- - - - - - - -- -11 ----i I DATEl IOIVISION, ,' e:: a .J �Form 60 • SHEET NO•- :1 - ~ WEIG HT IN HUNDRED POUND- ; - - - - CAR DAT NUMBl!:R LUMP =II===!:"'== ~ =:i'== r=::-:=J: ==I== ;..- I502 ..~~.·168 ..2..''-~ 1 6 1' I RUN OF MINE 1, 1 - ,,_ - .,._w-17 1 90 l 8H 2 I -~ - - - . " " " " a i m ~ARO r 10 1 ~663 I '709D5 , LUMP I RUN OF MINE' - ,T-r,171 a , 109 ti I 90 6 AO O ·?7f-l76 20832 110 0 /J.6073 61 2 , 20361 1 04 l 1:95221 1!:!05-92 83 110 ' Q 81826 185il9 749rO :,I 15493 I 1~198 88 0 93 0 81 A 90 0 I,I 1Z425l :I 17561 i' 1090161 230 £61 7r.sos u I1 93 ' 3 90 7 ,1 J:1 81 2 I 90 3 80 0 ' 64 2 81 8 'l £)60f.9 86 2 65 9 9[ 8 22066 ij 7£0'7~.; '18 0 11, ~0?75 110 0 66 9 208G5 109 8 107 4 :~Ov'i'6 L03~9 l OG ~ 7£i85 89 4 ., 11986 91 7 ?8'2~1! 92 1 147618 ?7G9G ~o oi 90 :1 DO O 90 7 1 ~t= 2 79 8 9 , 1126S 1 107 : 6 I; :::5821 1 '/8 , 0 80 ' 0 l Oi-46 , 27207 ' 71Sf0 1502401 ! S2 l I '71501 1 ' 170'751 I e62671i 66 o 63 4 78 O uo~:'75 204~4 12 l Z?O~; 21555 1 61 4 1 h :54~1 I t 06676il ! 10259111 63 8 92 2 ' £0374 '· 10<175 l OS ~, 9.t '=: 153~::;701 r.:0772 i 7;;ofi2 , so 5 'l8ES3 ! 90 • o 107 o 108 O 9'l g f56£0!I co l Ii E5656 I I G5ooo ; 1 !I 704.03 , 26~~9 1 11 • j 30£15 1 I/ 1o~~e! " 12038 1r jj 1i~e6h 17600:1 91 5 65 1 gz o G:3 !) ,. o4 2 90 o I! 851:34 ~ 80 0 10 n 20753 11 lOC 'I :I C0891I! 110 0 n-- - i r - -- 1 r - - - i -- 90 9 8'7 7 1 108 8 10'7 3 1 1 , 1 68100 ii ( 259 110 o: 64 s, 74 ~1 F-03'786 ~ «:{~£H)7 'I e;i o Bl 9 90 8 1 09 o/ l ~.155 11 12-Goo 1 , i";9oa5 1I 207Sl6 p 1 1 - 90 O 90 G 00 • 7 -- 92 s 90 0 1 Z0£86l 11~€~ - SLACK o5 o I so o ji13507-1 J;891,:', t1_ •11 236£ !20~f88 jllf>C3 4S027 60 a - WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS - -- -- - - - -- -1l~7Z l5525i 26012 11 I CAR NUMBER , 11818 I 1 72033 'I 1 10 o ~n 5 1 11 ,== . - O·IS·5M - ~1- 91 8 91 2 1 1io~s 20 743 • 14oosj 8 I OATe! SLACK Standard ... e:.. P.003 01:1 ~ 13368 , ! I ii 155~8 1 •I l:~8548 ~ 11~010 64 ol 104 G 80 o !) 5 7 ~f; 5 H:.~ 0 9-2 5 - ~ - + - - - t - - ---;1--1:- ---::r---=--+------Jl---....:__--l-_..__-ll-' I TOTAL ;1 16'?0:> 5 �Standard ~ =••-•- - SHEET NO. I MINES co.,, _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ __ 01v1i 11)~'l)OI-OJ~ WEIGHT IN H~NO-REO P~~Nos CATE - - Ni.:.,RER It -- - - -- - - - . -- - - -LUMP RUN OF MINE SLACK I ~'i" :S:1- =,~=1=3=1,:r= to =o=l=i=i=j{\=====a½=]; .. 20758 8/J 0 1 26362 26658 1 108 0 106 'I 7'1455 ' I l.5 I 25667 96 0 108 0 95 6 66 0 87 8 106 () 109 0 106 4 107 4 109 8 110 0 60S09 108 ~ 81 6 l 1 132716 ! 1os507 II DATEij •• • • • lj "'"' NuC:-e~R 8 15•SM w7i°GHT 1: j I I j· HUNOR; ~ - -- - I RUN _o r:_M t':'._E LUMP "w"o Ji I 74 O t ?7 Oi 26119 1 :2?192 I . ..-..017 I £0569 . f.0859 I - -i~ ! -T 03 ~ ; 1'1111~ 60221 60010 20273 101~6 8085 81955 =- 109 0 35671 5 :·ov '4ni·, er . 1 _t,,_, n_ l ...,.. 6 _ _ _ 191 5 . Jl. \ JCh; Ju, OURtNG THE PERIOD I i - ; ;u~os ___ ,...,,,_ SLACK • 1 - ,' 1 1 ' ' , I i 1· I no 6 1 80050 62844 1 104Zm 04 8 65 6 82 0 9617 911 59374 20Z84 6~ 8 104 8 i' il li II 19-!22 3 ' I I '~ l J !I llI II 11 11 Il l ,l ~ r I 11 I I i 11 \! l"ORWARD I I Ii II I TOTAL I II I - - = " �Sunrlar•I 191 f, T::> THE U, !ION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY. DR. "IAKe CH'"Ct,S "'AvAG!-. T::> Th~ 1 JNIOl'II F-AClf"i.'.: COAL CO , , .NC AOO~L·:, AU. ~.:i-; TTA ·-l! TO As... ,,_, ... , .,.R !;A-:>U!H!h Ctu:. Y:.'NNE". ,.vyc• 1-G V!l:_! 0 f .. ~·:1~. " .,..1.. ,::~~~.c_-i , i::·~~ 1o.'': _·::lr:L _·, c.: , • .: ~: C -:~): ·-, J 1-" •·· ... ft '; r1. • • .. . ~ - ~~~:.C't1. Q ::r.lct [..C!..Ct1 ~ ...~ ...--0 -~c: --~-11""\""' •• · ,.,t ' _ , .., c: : ~ . ~lB , 00~ l ~G,t':O ·~ _.s_:'!.n . ":i :: ~1.~c.:- . .,,? o O~ ~ -~-, 1·0:;;; ... ""' ~ .,., IJ:) _. . 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M:ikc check payable to T HE UNION PACIFIC COAL CO. and :idd reGsnll remittances to Assist:tnt T reasurer, Cheyenne, Wyo. •CAR NUMBER CLASS OF COAL \ _ _1~N:_:lT_:!J::_:ll.:::LS:___ 11 -- -- -- - - - - - W E I CHT - - RATE 0T:_:o___N_ - [ -- -- - -4 -_:_ p _:: E.... 1t - - - i) AMOIJNT .) " 'TrR\is CASH I '~J - t- - - - --- - G5500 U.1 T OT AL ~ - - - -- Approved for Regi1 ~ e This bill isiubj~et to _sight draft. All f oal is , sold on basis Jf ~m• weights. No allowance for shortage in !=ilnstt. II t\UDITOR. I l •'Form 11 Jom1:i.0 -~r • \'Je il", \. - .. - -~ ~ ' _;.1.y,::.c ::- t ,, 1 \,Q_o , I I To r Cheyenne, Wyom ing,--i-!tll-'"t",-.,..0 __,,::_.·c ,.,c1-::, , :---:---191-5- I THE U~~lON PACIFIC COAL COM_PANY,oR. Make check payable to THE UNION PACIFIC COAL CO. :ind add ress :ill rcm1ttanccs to Assistant Trc~surcr, Chc)'cnne, Wyo. CAF _ _ _,-._·v_11_B_E_R_ I rn=~ CLASS OF COAL WEIGUT RATE AllOlJNT TOTAL ~~ ! J - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - t - - -- - - -j---,- - ·j- - -- - -7~-:-- - -- - __,:·,- _:.:..:,::.:.:.:::.:.__ _ <Qretc t r~ \ -·~~- ·n-:,'.,n ' ' 1-i' ~r.,,, •,,, ...,l v.,. .. "'--· . . v.., u o •• • • ~ - •. ,-, • r• ' • _ .i: • E.CT fJcCUNE, Ag..mt. l 1 (i~}200 ••• 0 ••••• ~ , 75, 84 71.10 f'oi· i.!aosox, OolO o'- . ,J TERIG S C AS H , Approved for Registry and ~ill is subject to.._sight draft. All coal ia / ~sis of ~ine w~ta. No allowance for i e 1n tran.c1t. AUDITOll.. I. , ·7r ---- �r-J. T _,. ?opov Cheye.u~~ Hyo . • Uov. 22, Ja.r.iieson, ore. MAKt: CHECKS PA hSL~- TO THE UNI ON ?AC IFIC COA L CO., AND AOOR<..~S ALL F.:C:Ml'•TANCES TO ASS IS TANT TREASU RER. Cl-l!oYli::NN:Z. WYOMING F o 11 prer,uid Ii "' frc i f L"i' ch.:n-rcs on UP Ca r :i:! o. 45541 f1•om ~ock S}n •inc:n , :tyo. Uover'.lber 16. 1915, consieneu Juni euon, Oreeon. 74,800 lbs. 0 $4050 per ton $168.30;;! I 1· I I I i. I· ,I ,, I I• I. I ,I I I I '•Il Sundry Accts . $ 160 . 30f 140677 • �~ --. ~- Consignee ,r ~ Destination , . I Route /,, ·, _.......-...;,. ''( '. ~ /.·.,.,,., ,,,,..._,,._ I /' PY o~!.~R~l~HT B IL L ,~i-t✓1,.,-::,!~ ..~ ~~. : _ : : : •✓,·\ l s.,._}________ 191- L : - , •• 7.. f'.• a ... ' - ~ • :;r-..... I";._ " ' ... /• £' , /) , 7 7,;."----y::..:.,....,;-,-------------~ ~;l,~ ' ,. c.·v c.! . , (POINT o r 0111,11.. T"O DCQTlN.ATIOU} To Union Pacific Ra.iiroad 11/AYIIILU:O FROM / 1 J l v·.c1::1-, POINT ANO DA T E Of 6HIPMG:NT /, r Company, Dr. , For Charges on Articles Transported: WAYBIL'fDA T E ANO NO, - / I;,'/,.' ..., ...., CONNECTINQ LI NE REl'ERC.NC E NUMBER Of' PACl(AGE.S, ARTICL ES A N D M A Rl(S I FULL NAME OF S HIPPER '_t J ,, •• ::-z /./1/3 .., ..... -;\-( P R ~ VIOUS W A YBILL R E Ft:REN C ES WEIGHT l FREIGHT R ATE CAR I N ITIALS AN O NO , l1 .k1....) Lf l -.1-LJ- I O~IGIN AL C AR INITIA L!; ANO NO.I ADVANCES TOTAL ( 0 "TOTA\. l'REPAIO e. I I ll I IL II Tol~l ...... ..... 11/-,./,,',✓ .5--:,-r--:,,~-""·-ll Prop_:,./d ...... ..1/--- To Colle ct .... • f'OR USE AT JUNCTION POI NT S ON FRE IGHT SUBJECT TO ---....i, J~ M uo c ,•.,.. p..,•b l• 10 t • "$~.,•o• ov CONl'tECTING \.ll'(E s mL EMJ,NT. j �St.1ndard D l!.'PARTMENT NO. - -- - - - Rl!G IST l!Rlll> '..f AUDIT NC. , :s ....... , .... To THE U NION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR . MAK E C HEC KS PAYAElL!:: 1·0 THE UN ION PAC I FIC COAL CO . . ANO ADDRESS A L L R EMITTANCES 10 A SSIS TANT TREASU RER. CHEYENNE. WYOMING • -!I =--- ..=- · · il F on H l1 I I ! i. I I Ii ·r,euse of r,ra~dYiC :! n.ndf• i n ca.:rbon County, ~"/yoi:iinc, Oct: obe:c 1, 191 5 to Octobe r 1 , 1916- description ~s follo ws : Situatell in 1.ro..-mnhin 2 2 , ~~anec 82 '.7c s t, County of Carbon and s to.te of ·;1yomi nc , to - I ,.,i t: All of Sec. lS, Tp. 22, R. 82 ~"Je s t; ITorthecst quarter o:f sec. 32, Tp. 22 , ~ 82 ·;test ; and all of thct pc.rt of the Soui.~hec.st qoorter of Sec. 32 , Tp . 22, E. 82 1. I' r/est , lyinc north of Railroad Track; scid l1 lo.nd containinc 855 acres , more or les s. I I Annual Renta l, three cents rn . o3) p e r a cre ~)25 . 65 Total - ~went y five & 65/100 Dollars e-25 65='f 'I O .. , I I __ I !. !'' 1 :f:1PC:::::5/" -ii i f.7 .) 1' I I ,, I $25 • 65j 'i i' ,1; Ii I - - - -- - • - - A 1•PR0,·m,: ·- - -- - - - - - -- \.1'1•1 <mm: A,;,;Roffi. ~ -:ZT1n• A1rnCc;&.7c;T 1 ~ ~ r-z7 o ~..e_.e7~ N EPIROJII IS roUHD rN THt! 81LL~ ..C.T\JftN tT WITH ALL PAP£AS TO AUDITOR ,..OR CORRECTION . ~~YINC. lt.fK OR INOE'LIDLE PeHC•L SHOULD BE useo IN MAKI NC SILL$, IMPR~SSION COPY WILL Bit TAKEN DY D ~PARTMe:NT MA ....,:.:-~ . For ,h.. Au~it;;;:. �--- - F . F . B. . JAN 20 1~1:; --.. �P'09'M 110 s v a sEor, THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COM P ANY O P P l OJl: OF IN' ltEf♦ I . V l'Ll. h,..J : n 1;1 l... 0"10 NO. Hanna , 7J-,minz, Jan . 19th , 1 916. Mr. F. P. Br isc,e, ~udit,r, Cheyenne, rty,ming. Dear Sir : Repl yine t, your letter:,~ the B i l l Audi t N? , 1 03221 ll8ainst '.'Im, Q Beg to advistt tha t ab-,ve am,unt Cash Report, f ~r t he m-,nt h ~tephens:,n . run,un t $ 25 . S5. \7as t aken u,2 on sheet 3, r.hnthly ,r November, 1915~ Yours truly, #.~~ r.: ine Superintendent . f �JPile Jo ; ,r • 1 1• Jfa,1,..tPl!.!.Yl :.:inc Sup~ rln !;on"l.cn t, Hanna, ;·r:m • Dear Sir: .Accor<i. ~np, to onr rocorc'is ,,·0 st:'. l l hav e ont s-'_;f:.nc\lne lfh is bill is i'o r rcnt:i.1 <'lne a c'.Jo nnt lease of ;-·rn ~;_r,f: l2nc1s ln Please report co1-lecti 011 o~'.:' ti1i.s hill on y ,mr nc::.:t :rvn~thly cr~sh report, or ad.v-;_seo .A:uU tor. �Standard Form 1aO 0EPARTIVIE NT N o . - ---- - 5 C)lcyennc , _ Jy_o . _, nov. - - - - -·-- _} Che yenne , '.'/y o • To THE U NION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAK E C HEC KS PAYABL~ TO TH E U NION PA C I FIC C O A L CO., A N D ADDRESS A L L REM ITTANCi!S TO ASSI STANT T REA S U RER. CHEYEN NE, \1\/Y OMING I, t:1crchandi s e --~..rcr.a.s ~c1 from Irving- Pit t Invoice .;-20576 do.t ed 11/10/1 5 IP Sheet s r -- I !,, ' I ,i ,I :1 I I I ,I I' :1 'I ~::,IK~ ~ : ✓,t~•• ;· C REJlJT '10 ......... Sundry Acct s . $1 . 63# ll, I he r ~ ;f"'ifi--fi:11 ..11~ • :tlJ(ln, a,cuunr is c:urr~ct: 1 !: ~ • J. -. /( ~ :-J ~ - - - -- - .... ........ .. y • -- - - Al'PR()\'f:'.U: IS , ouND I N T HIS DILL. RETURN IT WITH ALL PAP~ RS TO AUDITOR P"'OR C O RA£CTION. IF A N ERR<?,: OR INDEL te L E Pl!N C IL SHOUL D Ill:: US£0 fN MAKING HILLS. IMPR t:S SfO_N COPY WILL BIi! TAKEN BY DEPARTM ENT M A KING DILL. c o PYJNGI" .. �139 ,----... 1{01 i anco, -.'Jy o .__, i:!ov ember 11/23 ?or frci >:,h t ch.::.z- .::;c G on 56 £ ox es Lried Fr:..it, covered by ; .ock --t1·1 rgs to L el -;._;.;ince 1 28 . .eli~nce : toro Looount . ..:o ve.;ibEn- l ) lv/ i41.ae. ..1. urche ~es, Le9&rt~ ont ~o. 4 l 28 23 , 5 �Sl ando.r.i Form S03 ~- t ♦ • t00,00 > C OPY O F FREIGHT BILL ,. I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Stati,..-..______ _____ 19 L ·- '/ / / Freil __ Bill !\tu. __ ____ ,_ C ons1gn_e~ l......- - - -De~ndon ___ _ _~ ___ Route _ _ __ _-,- ~ __::__ _ _ ( f'"OHn· O F O A U'..olN T O To t ' __ oc;. ...T INA"I ION I Union- Pacific Rai.h·oad Company, Dr., For Charges 011 Ar ticl es Tra11spo1tcd: -= \\ w-r:fLLEo FRO M WAY81L\. DAT E M10 No. FV~L N AME OF S H1.,f f i " ~ POINT A N O O AT C OF SHIPMENT CON r lEC,!NG~ PRE VIOUS W A Y BILi. R.:FER E N CES - ~ ~ E NC E cXW"INlTiilm-No NO . _I ORIGINAi. CAR INITl<II.S MIO NO ~ == = ~ = - == ---==--==-=i = = -= ~ = - = ~ = = ' - - = = - - = = --===--=~ lI;=-a=- N== U M 9 ER O F PACK AGES . .\RTICLES ~No r.:ARi-s WEIGHT I RI\TE F"R EIG HT .\OVANCES TOT A.. II ;- -- -I -.-- I! -~ r "TOTA L PRC P /110 $ _ ll • f"OR USE AT JUNCTION POINTS ON FREIGHT SU B J E C T TO COl\lNECTING Lll'lE: S C.TL EM E N T , �,.....,__ 1 40 ,, Rel iv.n ee, i:yo . , t:ovcrrbel' 2~ • Roy Ackerman, For ar2ou.ri·~ c~cdi t 0d t o thG aocou..71.•t of Hoy Ackerrr.sn, Oh e olc I~o. l C3Z ~ Ge:.: ioral Ou t s ide • this amo'l.m t being due h :!.m f ox ocrv i.oeo rendered du:rt"'lg the period November 1-u,:..1s 1s, as shom1 by Rel i::nce Uines Pay Roll f or t ha t peEiod. 3 7 05 • l, 1c.nce Store Acc ount. ~:0VE·'.1?~:-) HJ1 G. ~oc 0un•rn Recclval.l le" ~dee. Depart~ent 37 06 • 6 �S httuh t d ,. O~PARTMENT NO __• - .,,-.... .r-- t l <..t. ·-. 1 •""'I- • a l h !C t:n-E~Ll> I :.. _ ,,r 103431 AUDIT NC. D ; ..., } T o THE IJ!\!ION PACIF IC COAL COMP,<\NY. D R. MAKE C►IEChS " A Aa'L !!" TO l":-iE U NION ?A C lf"IC COAL CO .-.NO A00Rt!5J ALL !;2!-IITT." ..c_ T::> ASSt STAIJT T FIEA SU ne:R. CHe:Yl!NNE. Vi YOM,ISG ..-, ..---- ... • V - ..,J I L~o1'>~~ .,.._ _ _...,;;;,.,. ~ . :;..,:._,.. . ,, -n.a.t ~ -- ...,~ ~~--.c!"9 -...) ~ _ _..,____,,, ctr . . . . . . -- - ~. -o- ... -....... - 1· . ... i I I . - - - -·--- -· - - ---==---- - ._.,.,-_ _ " A fJ ER ROR tS l'OUl'llD 'o" !"~'• ~ I c;OPVtNO ltO( 01, IIJOCLI L~ "°" IL<. IIETUNN IT WITH A LL ......Ii.MS TO .-.uo,TON CORAl?CT,ON. .,c,..,L· 'IHOUL D Dl! U 91t0 '"' NAKtlifO , ...PA1taa10N COPY WILL 011 TAKliN ev DC,..AATMti:NT MAKiNC DlLL ■ILLS -- - rn,· th•· A~clilnr �"',l,tnda1 d AUDIT r' _Cheyenne, wyo. IJov o ~ -!1916 ...:_:Boot~_Ke11y Lumbo'!' Cc 0 Eugene, OTeGon .l " . To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. ~ - - - - - - - - -· - - _ - _ - - _ - · I NC.103489 . MAKE CHECKS "AYA?L- TO THE UNION PA CIFIC COAL CO. ANO AOOR"SS ALL REMITTANCE:, TO A!lSISTANT TREASURl!R , CHUYt?NNE, WYOMING F oR ll.nount of :!'reight chcrc.;os pe.18. on carload ox shingles sb.1ppcll i''J.'o□ :__vo::et-t Uaahington to Rel.lance, rryomlll'l.3, Cm• Cll r;· s I> {}4?692, sold. FOB Rel1nnco,per youx !nvoiee No. 5362 oo? 1, October 16th, 1915, our 01·ae1: 2{\153-999~-99£:l'/ OU..r Involeo ? .A. Iloo 28172 il . 1~0,~ in p~nt ox OUr voucher Audit no. your invoioo :readsi: \ 210 M Ex Sto.r A star S1l1~1 e3 :i.:ess 2)., ti 2.15 p, 2.15 S!tOUl.d read: 210 11 a . ,, star A Star Shit1gles i·I !seas f'1tt 2858~ a 55~ i· ,,., Lese 2)..> 5 . 89 288 . ~ I r I·I 1.54.05 Copy of fro!ght bill attu~hed, Orlg1nnl to be muiled loter :i 1· ' ,. 1· ,77/L.,_.,,'_;1 .e f (c/1 • C.1,r.11~ ,,, 1 Ii • ahuH: :'\t Ctn111t is eorrect • 11 lI ./, i Purohas 1ng Asent Re1.1c nce Hoterlnl 8 L RET UflH lT W tTH ALL i-APEA:- TO A UOITOR ,,OJlt C O RRECTION. F ,..,., f!,CAOPI IS l"OUNO IN !H~!N ~.~- ~ t-lOU LO DE useo t.N MAt<l"IG ISILLS. ~oPYINC 1Nt< OR INDeL1■L • IMPR~SSION C OPY WILL OE TAKEN BY 0l!PARTMl%NT MAr\lNC BILL - �Fnrtn 13(1 r 7G - 6th St a, J?ortla."1.d , Orea ~\n11RF'..:...,_ HP.Gl!;'fEltEll ' " To THE U NION P ACIF IC COAL COMPANY. DR. MAKE CHECKS PAYAE!W,: 'rO THE UNION PACI FIC COAL CO , AN O AOO RESS A L L REMl'rT'A N ees TO ASSISTANT TREASURE R , CHEYENNE, WYOM ING F oR ~~cntal o:l 2JeaJ: :!~oor.1 n:t' 76 - 6th st o f or tho rnonthc of October .:; :Jovcnbcr, 19150 1 ~:onth r• 05ov0 per r~oo l 11 " 12.50 II I.', \ r- n Oo 0 0;;' 12.50 If I' 017.50# • I ,I 1: i r I ': I " ::::fi1 p;cl r,y Aeets. A/1.1.5- j)Lft-,j" Ai~ I. �Form 210 Sl.JD-:JECT: THE U NION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY IN' REPLY PL8Af'fC RCPER ·r o OFFICE OF NO Se.le s Ao-ent · ·······- ········ ···· ············ ··· ··· .. ·-···· □--·····-···-··················· Portla nd , Ore . , Nov. 22, 1 915 . Mr. W. s . ~ cCune , Genl. Sal es Agent , ~ •""t- • • I ( -<. ,...• • • ""-~•--"\ E.EQE I V ED THE U~'I"''. - . t'" CIC ,... ,L co. Union Pa cif i c Coal Co., Che yenne, i'lyomi ng. NOV 2 4 1915 GE.1 Dear Sir: ,. LC.3 AG .~ NT. C :-i CVEN NE. 'l'J '.'O. Mr . Kleinsorge a dvis e s me that he ha s not yet r eceived bill for $ 5.00 to cover rental of desk r oom i n our office, for the month of October . rli ll you lrindly have bill rendered a gainst Mr . Kl einso r ge for this charge , and oblige. Yours trul y , o-(.g, J.;j_Jjp.A/b.A-1_ / Sa l es Agent. (l,'n f • �Form 210 S'UTil'ECT, , -- THE U NIO N PACIFIC COAL COMPANY IN JlEPLY f'LllA8ll R Gl' E R TO NO ·······--···-····S·a l .es ... ~g_e.nt ........................ ? ortland , Ore ., lTov . 27, 19 1 5 . :lr • 7: . s . :.1ccu.ne , Jenl . Sales Age nt , Union ? acific Coal Co ., Che y enne , ·:;yoming. 1 E.EC~ ! V :E" D HE U' 11 ~ · - ' " "lC 1.. CO, NOV 2 9 1915 G t:.. . I -"-~-" "G 4.. NT. Cl-iCY E NNE. V.";'0 . Dear Si r : I -wrote you a few days ago requ est i ng y ou to have b i ll made e.crainst :.ir. Kleins orge for '.)5 . 00 for deslr ro om, et c. for month of October. Pl ease 1~ve a nother bill r endered a gainst IJr . ~leinsorge for ) 12 . 50 to cover ~onth of ~:ovember , and oblige . �' • ·-~ D EPARTMENT N O . - ~ ?"" 10 - - A U D IT NC. v 'y llilt.µ om::nl:.:.1. Cr ~ 1~-iJattll:_ (!c. ___ __ ',l··o~ _ D::>o . ·Hnt11.n 191 o/o Il . J . Sterling • .Aud i tor .P"1Cif:le -Bl.dg_. Ql22hu !:co~ • ,\n!lRE,,,;_ 1Jni v J:1 Rec1~T1:aE11 1~ l !1t :1 l ..,.!.j. l To THE U NION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY. DR. j M Al(E CHECl~S ?AYASLL TO Tl'1E U NI O N P A CIFIC COA L C O , AND ADDRESS A LL REMITTANCES TO ASSI S TANT T R EASURER. C HEYENNE, WYOMING ltJ , '-....... - . . "".. - - =- - - --:-FoR C ol 25 f • ii il .lC Or,: <J I . Ol j I I I, 1. I I I· ,~~~r.r·~ .. -~~ w-,1 \Wlf' A - _,. - '-'V... .11 II I .1 II I,,, ,, :j ·, Ii I t I. I 'I I :,,1 ..: I -- _J __ ·------=== 2t:.. CO . 01 I. - I: ·: - - " : ••1•1tt1; , .. - --- '- - -- - ~,~~~T GRNL. ~1A.NA::Er.. 1; <~ h " ,\ 11ditor. fF Aol E IIROII IS P'OUND It; THIS DtlL Rf.TURN iT WITH ALL PAP.,RS TO AUDITOR l'OR C O RR.. CTION. coPYJNC. I NK OR fNDELJDLt. P E NCIL 5 HOULO ue U SC:D I N M AKO.JO BILL S . " tMPR £5S,ON COPY WILL D l! TAKEN ~ y D CPART MENT M A KI NG S ILL. ~I �~ , ~.s. - .l OEPARTMENT NO. - " .....,,, ==-...; ' :...; ~- - - -- --... --- ·union--Pncifio Ra l:irc~c - . -- - - - -Co.( ~o ·:, --:? l h!Gl>,Tll!lEil 11' To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY. DR. MAKE C HECKS PAYAaLC TO THE U N I ON PACI F IC C O A L C O . ANO AOORl!SS A L L REMITTANCES TO A5SISTANT TREASU RER. C HEYENNE. WYOMING I .j ·,,, FoN El :::ct,l'i C Li:;h~, ~:u..::!i d!Cd En ru1.:i. D,Jtot .:uri n~ i.1 .J ...e r-1th (I::: !JOi.71...,.. bor 1 £:l G. : - ·,JI . ?O 11 11 ;I II L I I I I COPY '.Jont Suporintondon t t·yo1.1i n{) Divis i on Uuio::1 PuoU'ic !::-.i 1l' O'.!d Cc .. Choyenno, :yocinc. I I II I :' l1· i I '' 1, I' 1! Iiii I ii II II l I i'" j: •I I, I, tF AN f:AAOR l!J ,..OUMD JN Tt-!U!I OIL~ AETUIIH IT WtTH ALL ~AP~RS TO AUDITOR r'OR CORR£CTION. COPYtNC- INI< OP IND£UBL!. PEN CU. SHOULD BE USED IN MAKING 91LL5. IMPRESSION COPY WILL Be:: TA)<EN BY 08.PARTMENT MAKING 81LL, �r- AUOll ;°""\ .:~-o. Cl!.CJ CllilC 9 th m ,,, n.:.1:P.u 1, NG 103573 i:o·.:onbcr 3.0 l 9 1 r; t I ... ~"IQ • --~ •.·, . . ~ -.,·•. ·JI ;... a- --=..-··-~....:::::-·. To THE UNION PACIFIC C O AL COMPANY, DR. MAKE c1-:e c i,,s "'""' ArlL. TO "!"HE UNI ON PAC l r lC C O A L C"'.O. ANO ADORE$~ ALL REY.ITT "-NC.?5 TO Ass,,;·. Al\:T TREASU RER. Cl<EYl!NNE., WYOMll,;G . .,.,,., Fon !:.:.1Vll at· <; ce~1c"i:c(1 ::-:' l~J·, t J1C' \ ur;c;:; oi' Jolm :::iJm~on =-..t 1.;i1c1'io1~, .:~.,.o ., : tir.c in JlC!700n t of ~ccount r:.t :~oc.;:- .~,-:rin:-c :Ii:ne. h ,I c._- 1 c u . , ·10 Al','.·<l\"l~ I ,. HL, )!Jj'I\' A'<II ~ I. M~ _!_. --r;r-, Q/d-~/ --z-.--z-t..-i.-. C-2.. Oft 19 ,-ouN O .... TH1G D•L.~ Rt.TURN IT -NITH ALt.. ~APt'R !: TO AUDITOR ,.Oft CORflCC."..ffON _,,,,,,, 1F ,A.N i!ftH ... t< Oft INDEL' IILE PE.NC' L ~HOULO D f'. USl'D IN MAKING UILLS U◄PM1!!5SJ0t4 COPY WILL oe Ti'NEN DY Dl!'PARTMf!NY MAKINC BILV- coP1'1NO I ~ - ~ 1h,• Autlitur - -- - - - �';-1,tmbul Foa m 1:10 D E:PARTMEl'l"'" N o ,---.. t::c . ., Cl~c ~;cnnu "' C4!.:' .:.::.:)J!i?1[ ..t. on :;l'\·u.. ? 191 Chicc.ro, NOV. 19Il6 T o THE UN!ON PACIFiC COAL COMP,l\NY. D R. M'-1\1:'. C HECI\S PA, A!:'L- TO 1"HC:: UNION -'A CIFIC C O A L CO. ANO AODRl!'.Sl> A L L ~L. Mt • - :-ICES TO A.::i!J.liTAMT TRE!ASUR~R. CHC:Y'ZN"'E· \f\/YOMtNC C~:CT.'.:'t t.. ... -·- _,n · n'hip::10nt o :f l c~thcr c on~i C?~c~i ;"'O:J -~~~:i!...::..,. !n";oiee ::o·.. 260:150 -:JA ~-o. 28123 . :_;..._hi. u;__ ··:ou:.;:tc1· :;o o 14115) o ttO pci· ori2il1u.l ::'re-:!. :L':'" 0 :.11 c;tt~cl.ed. i:crcto. Fon ~ ·c i r.: ...t AFPROVtO. '1 •I I ti I ,I /0•~'-•' />7 . " . i::n .,,. ,, - ---Ii AIV'ltCl\'Rn:( r . . ·" ••~ j ~"'T"i>k " '"""' ~ 1J: >,.t>I C:::"" 0 : coP"'"<- '"' 19 ,ouND IN THIS u ,LL. RE'fUAN IT WITH AL.L PAP .E"S TO AUDJYOR l'OR CORA:t!CTION.. / OR INDCL18L£ PENC•L 5HOULO llf" usco IN M.AtuNC U tLLS. IMPfU!S!IION COPY WIU.. OE TAl<E.N UY D41-'ARTMCNT MAtONC nlLL • Fnr tlw ~ tr•hh,r �Form 803 l C::>PY OF FREIGHT B~\\.{ . i l I -Hannu...-----i1.y.o.r.'ling \ C onsignee Il Destination" Route I \POIN't i Stc1 Dni on -Ptt cifj. c c.oa l _c o . Jy_Lll..R. - --- Hb.ll.1.la, -1:!.~ i n p. --- - ------ o v o ru:..1r.1 -.o· ·nCOTu~;.~) ·- Q.C." t--2'Z _ _ _Fr& Bi!I No.• }-5.4JS:J. · ------ St ttodo.-<t- / ~ / .i'l 11- ,,.-, oc,,ooo> 191-5-... ' -. ------ - -- To U nion lPacnfic Railroad Cmnpa.,~y9 Dr. , For Charges 011 Articles Transported: I \1/AYBILLED FROM WAYBILL op;fE ANO N O . . ~t:i, t:i:> ~t..L.e et C..h i O ..Jl.ct. U 3 ~4668 POINT AND DATE OF° SHiPM£NT CONtJ!cCTING :-1:~E REF!a:REN C!c ChBO. _c & n l'l - Ill ...E.~ i; ~ ;t_e__Ed wa rd :l • :ta.dew __;eFE 3 72 PfiEVIOUS \IJA\'BILL REF'ERENCES Ot11GINAL. CI-\R tNtTII\L~ .'l.ND NOi SP 1 665 6 NUMB!,;R OF PACKAGES, A:'IT ICLS:S AND t.lARKS --- -- W EIGHT I RATE I FR.E I GHT I A DVANCES TOTAL 'I I I l Ba le I,eather Belting I u 28 . ' "TOTAL PREPAID $ . I I I -- ·-- •· . ·•- -·---- I I ' !L. I 1 . 64 I lrn (OJ ~ w I - C/1.R INITIA LS ANO NO . I I I 'l FULL NAME OF' S H IPPER - ' I 1. 64 ! : ' I:,! _ I -i T olal ...... .. .. _ l. 64 - l . . ....... ,)1 .'°ru1,a1~ ! II • FOR USE AT JU N CTION POI N T S O N I1 To Collect ... . . I! t,?:kl' FREI G HT SUBJECT TO CON N E CTING UNE SETTLEMENT . 1 r.. A 1 bl~ to tho Company �'",t,mda rd Dt::PARTMi::NT, NO ~ ., ' AUDIT N C , ·u o . , 1 65 •· .. .,._~:.::: e .·. O::~ 191 rU ' \ un1-n:..., ..,, H: l!\ ';.l STE I ~H I> 1 ~ -~ov. 1c ·~ .~ - .~ --- .-__ l j To THE UNIOi\l P ACIF IC COAL COMPANY. DR. M AKE CHECK S P A YASL:.. ~ o ·r.-11:. UNION l"ACI FIC COAL c o . AND ADORt!SS ALL R EMITTAN C ES T O A ::;s1STANT Tf.!EASU R ER, C HEYEN NE, W Y OMING I Invoice c:~:"vC(t oct o l C o 1r2r; o :~.:\ ~;o~ 281 00 : 1:.-::.Hi. :.>y ·;oue~,cr :;o o 14 0~'i92 . I: : 'rci_;:11t 1m.id ~G ;>CT oxtc;inal f z·c i ~ht lJill a.tt~chcd })o:-oto : r.'.:ount o:. fxci t ht a.llo•.;cc1 on invoice 2J o0 0 I ("3 o37 ~ 19 o6S CAITCELLED : ... . I\ I I ,I ii ,I ~ f,/1 ·1 ·1 lf_-,..t,.,\ !lS Llli:: " _ _J . ·l ~ !\.f!ll iT T" i I; "~3 _.., "7 •'l ·.1 i 1 lI; ,i 1•1•1w,·Ent-, f - r1 ) - - \)~ y -;'_\l ~~~ ---- A 1' " " "; 3 '"'I H\ J AXUCOl. 1.KC'1't07' ~ A..;:,,..,-(jf,'Nf..~J.~1'ACOl!H. Fur th .. Andi1<Jr R IS fi"OUt•o :H 1 •·u s S I LL., RE TURN IT Vl!TH ALL PAF-eRS ro AUDITOR P'OA CORReCTION. tP AN ERRO•K OR INOELI CL.£ PeNC•L SHOU LD DE US£0 IN M.I..KING OIL.LS. IMPAESSJON COPY WILL .DI! TAKEN B'r oe,.aAATMENT MAKING BILL coPYfNC I N �Ponn S\>3 Sto.ndl\rd .---C OPY OF FRE ~GHT ~ LL • __n~nna_, ···:,:..c.niJ'.l~~ - - ' - • Consi gnee~ ~i.ic I C_Qal_C_o_!_ __ _ • Dest ination_ Hanna, T"Tyoning ._ _ '1 Route_ _ _ __ _ _ _,.-_ ___ _ 1 \ To @~1...., ,uo,o:>.t n_. O,.,c "--t~ . __,_2,,_ } ,._ .7 _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 g 1 b• 1- r~ _.it } _ _ 5 4 _=-c,,__ 80 _____ _ B ill No. __ ___ _ ----+---- _ _ ____ _ __ _ Union Pacific R,~il;~;J f~;;a1rriy9 Dr., For Charges 011 Articles Transported: \<IA YBILl.£0 FROM r.a. l P.Wnnn 0 V/AYC31l.L DATE AND NO. I l l..,. POINT ;,.NO DATE OF SHIP M ENT l c Mana st. P Oct , 18 M 7836 CONNECTIN!3 L t°NE !'!EFl.,'.RENCE r.aleuood. I l l . NUMBER OF P ACKAGES, A RTICLE S ANO MARltS I FU L L NAMC OF SH IPPER J A Hoeblinf sons PREV IOU S WAYBILL R<::FE:RENCES Ibo. PFE 372 II ORIGINAL CAR INITIALS AND NO.II I 10- 12 W:C IGHT f CAil INITIALS AND NO, ii, S:'P 57746 1- R_A_T _ E -l~- F_R_E_ IG _li_T---ill--A-D_V_A _ N _C _ E s_ • --l~- T_O_T_A_L_ 4 Coil cop 1'Iire 1 Bx I ns c o: TTirc Tires 18.12 4.88 23 .00 I I "TOTAL PRl.':PAI D $ _ _ _ . - 11 I P r~pa!J ........, L_ .:_' l Tobi I ....... _ • T o CoUoct. . . ..l[ 23 • 00 1 I,====== ============= = = ================~==~=====~=~ M :>.kc C~t>c"-3 Pova.bltt to tho C omo:ln'/ ! • FOR USE AT JUNCTION POI NTS ON FREIGHT SUBJECT TO C O NNECTI N G UNE SETTLEMENT. �sul\JECT, •. l3j,ll Co1.1.ectibl7,..) }.ud.it Noo r-103631 ,...,......._ THE UN\ON PACIFIC COAL COMPANY OFFICE OF Purchasing Agent Cheyenne, Wyo. Dec. 16, 1915 :Mr F.F. ~risooe, Auditor :Building Deer Sir:- With reference to above bill. Enclosed find letter from John A Roebling'a Sons Company, their No. E-3111 of 10th inst., I also enclose expense bill for $23.oo· to which th-ey r efer. Wish to adTise that their content ion is c-orrect and. ~.ohld request that you cancel your bill collectible Au.lilt No. 183fi31o Yours ~ruly, Attach::: T �:~ \· Bt:uidord tO-U•OOM. ..,·'. E ,.. , .... •• 6 Date r c 1: 4 ~ \l.C--onsignee._~:"',"':.:...c=' _;'=--•-....::'-::....::: c ..:i:..·.=:.-i=:..;c:..·.....;;•.:..'.··.:..·::.: :.. ' ·=1 _ _J ;:...;•_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ __ _ _ __ _ i O b~tihation To . ~-:~ - • BIii No. f -''·'---"' •..;;; ' -'-~- - - - Vi.._.,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ __ Union Pacific Railroad Company, Dr., For Charges on Articles Transported WAYBILLED FROM ... l. 2 7 i 0 ·i G, Freight l :-; .i ""' WAYBILL DATE, SER IES AND NO. :..c ...,.clc·, ·oc ...t I l l . \.. (.;t, CONNECTING LINI: REFERENCE ORIGINAL POINT OF' S H IPME NT CONSIGNOR ,, ~- :- oe·hli::' ORIGINAL WAYBILL NO. AND D AT£ O RIGINAL CAR 10- 12 .e NUMBER OF PACKAGES, ARTICLES AND MARKS E 'i cil -o WEIGHT RATE FREIGHT ADVANCES TOTAL .i::ce 6 I SUBJECT TO STORAGE OR DEMURRAGE CHARGES IN ACCORDANCE W ITH PUBLISHED TARIFFS �;"'. ' ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO TNf COHPAH'f . '. MANUPACTURERS OP . , .~~ ~..P.&~W~¾~~~ A.B.CONOVER, TRliAS.ANOMc.R. ~~~ E-3111. December 10, 1915 Union Pacific Coal Company, Cheyenne, Wyoming. Gentlemen : We r etu m E/ B for $23 . 00 freight you paid, and \7ould r eq"IZ!at t~t you cance l your November 22nd debi t memo- r andum for $3. 37 . Thi e E/B covers shi pment s c mrged on our i nvoice of October 14th, y our order 23893 at a price F. O.B. Trent on , a l.Bo f or Bare Copper Wire charged on our October 13th invoi ce, s ame order number. We ma de a proper f rei gh t all ow- anc e on shipment of Bare Copper Wi re uhich was sol d upon a de livered basi s . Si nc e the I nsulat ed Uir e was char ged at a price F.O. B. Trent on your deb i t mem:>~andum i e in error . Kindl y authorize credit to c ancel, an.d ver y much oblige , Yours ver y t r uly , CBN. - - - ----- --- �"' .- I ·::.·. ::. :~~t..,.,..~, : 5.:lc :-u· .c:.,iut ··::Q;: . i., ~ -............,__, ....~- 1&J I C( I J Bill :.nJ.:i:t ~:o . 1.0JoJ1/4·:~inJ i; .:;01:u:. .J . ... . 0 �~t.uutnnt DEPARTM ENT N O . r ' (', I Chcycnnll.,. __:_;::;o..o ,,_ ::ov . 191 fi.._ G2 :-.0 0:1:::.r d. : :·i; o v ,\JH\ RE.._._ To TH!=: UNION P ACIFIC COAL COMPANY. DR. MAKE CHE C KS F'A Y A B L Z TO T HE U N I O N PA C I F IC C O A L CO .. AN D ADD RESS A L L REMITTANCE ~ T O ASSI ST ANT TREASU RER, CHEYENNE, WYOMING Fo ll r-.~0 1t:.1✓i; o:'.:' <':r oi.:i:~· _m:7. r:. on i:iic i'ollor:inr; Ghi ~ent c o::· :Jz-;_.,_+~i t-c ~loth f r on Chicngo, conrdr;r~eu. P0'.:3 :~m"- , G . p Invoice a~tcd ::ept o II 1, :I 24 0 l:J. ~!Oo 27769. '!oucho r :Jo. 1 3~04 7 16,,4 () 2?A ::o.. 279~ 2 .. o c t o (3 a l!ouohcr ::o . 140026 p I n tr Oci: . 14. :?A !Io. 28•) 37. vouch0i- :ro. 1 ~0=.332 Jritinc.l i'roic-J1t bilJ.2 ::o~. 4957 , fi3 CG anc.1-. 54.23 a.ttnc1:cd i ~ercto. l l Ar'l-'h V , l u . -r ' I'. ,,,1 I :,A:,wrnu{ \ I ' ,, . Cl<!:nl'l 'JO ::e.nnc. ·:c.te ria l 1 1 I I I I i ArPJ:f 1V 'F.o : l' I' . I- A l' P1<0, ~ ,; ~ •• _ ·- -~-.,- -· ~ ~--_,. --.. . J c 1s1' R\' As1>Cn1.1.!!1~n~,,: -- - A ~~-1 <ir: N1~ \,-,;; ; ,;,rn a .cl~ OR IS ,.OUN C tN THt S trn.. L . RETUHN tT VJffH At..L.. P A PE.RS TO AUDrTCFI P'OA CORReC TION . u= >,.N £ ftR K Ok , ..~D E I..IO L E PEMCU.. SHOUL D 0 1! IJ9E D IN fi4AKIN ('; D ILL S . IMPRl!SS ION COPY WILL se T A KEN 8Y 0 2:PARTMENT M AKING~ coPYING-IN 7 For -1i;;, A-;-,; liwr. �Stondnrd - ~• •·t 6o,OO'I c--'lPY OF FREIGHT Bll-L _ _ __ 191 5 Tifi nna., .::r;: oraing_ _ _ Sta~.,..- Oc t__...4 Freight } _ _ _Bill No. _ 4957 1Consignee llnio.n......Ea.ci.f.io_coo.l co. Destination _ _ __ H~nna,_ r.ryonin {: .. 1 Ro·ute ___ __ _ ____ _ --· _ _ -- -- -- i To Union Pacific if~;;;;J ·c·~;;;auy, Dr., For Charges 1 liF\"::w~Ai;';:Y;;;B;;'; IU.";";:'E;c'O=;; F;;!!R'!!' O =aM===---===;=;~~"J(\e,;Y~B;;a;IL7L"'= o:"=A'=T='E"-"AN :;;O ; ;=;; N~o =. = il Chi,·& go , Ill. seT)t . 25 ~ OIi 141 394 Articles Transported: ~-,~ FU,';L";'L"';N';";;A~M~E='iO::"; Fc"';S a ':H~ll> ~ l:•e: !!';=R;===z=-'= . .=;, 1~ CA ! '!R- IN,-:'! i T=" 1A ='=L-=s~A~N:,,, O:;_N;O =".=- ~ r-- J,U 73378 •IRPOINT ~ ~ANO = ~= ===--~==-1 ~~ -~ DATE OF SHIPMENT CO:-INECT•NC L'NE R::1'£R CNCE Chica~o - Turner Eal sey co . PflE VIOUG 1/JAYBILL REFERENC ES SP 3~0e5 1= ORIG ~--'='='!'!'!':'::!:-:";~~~~J INAL CA~ IN ll"II\LS :\N O N 0 . 1 I Tl l. CUPS 203002 I NUMBER OF PACKAGES , ARTICLES Al\!C' :\1ARKS \ 8 Rolls Brattice Cloth l I i 1000 I 164 1 6 . 40 1 6 . 40 ~ ~~ 0Zl#'.,J.7;tty · TOTAL PREPAID $ _ _ __ - - --- - - . - _,, i ~ ,;=,,--==--====-====-....,= == -- = =-== =,_,-=== -~~~=__,.~=-~r ! Tata l 1 ! ~ II ~ !,1• - I I f----- ,I: • • • •••• , - P r o p ~id .. . '. • • . • 16 . 40 ii T o C ollect .... ,11- - -- -----11 ~ ll - - -= =- - = =- -= = = - - = = ----= =,....== =- == = - - = == = - ~= =--===~a=i~=~•ioc k,8• C=h=oc=<>=P=•va..,bioc'~,..1.. 0 =lh= o C=o.;;m;;;;P.,. • •-Y= " FOR USG: AT JUNCTION POI NTS ON FREIGHT SUBJECT TO CONNl::CTING LINE St::TTLE:MENT. �Forn, 803 Sto.ndorJ COPY OF FRE!GHT BILL il-· ••• • 9'>,01J"' ,... __ _ _ - Hhll.lll,., \'!yom.ing_ __ Oonsignee_ U).1i_QILEp_c..ifiQ.. _(;Qal CQ. _•·1. 11. H. _ __ 1 To ' I \l_<rl-JL+..,. . I --- 1 \ - Union Pacific Raikoad Com)P)am1y, Dr., For Charges 0 11 Articles Transported: W A Y81LLEO FROM \l~ - 5• - ----- - Destination ____ _ ___ _ 1 Route _________ l POI N ; - o ~ ; . t . ~ T O- Ol .;':'U:-;.TtOH) - 191 l,JAV8 1ll. ~ATC AND NO . Q.tree:t E O F S►IIPMEIIIT c & N rr = oct. ].p _u ~825 c oNr-cc~mc .INE ::;c;ERENCE FULL NAME OF SHIPPER CI\R IN--' IT =•A " "L-G-A""N--'o""N """o,...........- ~ PRt.v1ous wi.vt11LL REFER ENCES 0R1c1Nr.L cAn tNITtl\LG ., No NO. I Turner r:o.lsey c o. II PFE 5634 C!!",V 50334 Uhi ubgo, Illinois N U M BER OF P A CKAGES , <\R T ! ~ .'~ND r,,Ar:,t s_ WEI~ 850 8 Rolls prnttic e Cloth #E868 6872 6875 6800 order #24109 I , RAH FREIGHT 164 1 3 . 94 ADVANCES I • FOR USE AT JUNCTION POINTS O N FREI GHT S U S J E CT TO C ONNEC TING LINE SETTLEMENT. TOTi!.L 13 .94 II �s(andn<d ~., ... , 00.00~ To u· nnoll:!l .. &CllallC l 0.h; 0.,... o-n --·- - -- Tl_l·s . For Charges 011 Articles Tra11sported: WAYBILL OAT'" AND r~o . FULL NAME 0• SHIPPE:R 9 Dr., \'JA Y B ILU:O FRO M ~ :omT hl~ AN ~ Q0 1>.' fE!J J j IJQj S F SHIPME:NT . oa~ @ll!rlll]Jla..Jl\y ~ .J,d~ I 3l:CD '1 r: HD-.1.s..e.:v_c__o_. 3 ~ CONNO:CT IIUG t.ll\lC R e:n:RENCE l__C_JL [.;___S t 1 PREVIOUS WAYBII..L REFERENCES - EEE 8008 ORIGINAL CAR INITIALS p Q .r ____ • N U MBER OF PACKAGES , A RTICLES AND MARl{S ,. ._ -- WEIGHT 920 Clot h 7 Bdls Bx CAR lNITIALS A NO r!O. I I RATE 164 I FREIGHT I no, 0 3 ADVANCES TOTA L _II 15 .09 15 . 09 I I I lrn ill) ~ w I i. ! ~ .1 i .( //4Jfi ,J-77'dcJ. ' I \ - "TOTA L PREPAID "" -·- I ' - --~! ! - : I I I I T~t:il:···· ······ Prena,d ....... I I i L ~ ~- To Collect ..... I • F'OR m::;~ A ,IIN C IO N P OI T l'; n ~RF ~ M T ~ II R.IF'r.T TO r':.01\lr\~,:;"'f":.TH\1~ tl NI=" - re . ,...,... ~ M:ilcc Cho~l.:s Poy;1blo 1o tho Como:uw ~~TT I l='Mr:"1\\T. �DEPARTMENT NO AUD I T N C. Chc~ennc, ,. 191 ChiCE.:r,o , Illa To 7 HE UNION P .A.C!FIC C O A L COMPANY. DR. MAK[;" C Hl::CK~ P"'-YAEll.- 70 Tl➔ ::: UNI O N P ACIFI C C O A L c-o. ANO A0DR~ss ALL R i!~ I TTASC;c TO ASSISTANT TREASU RER. CHEYCt,,:NE, WY0t•ll<G 1 c.:JOU:'!~ , 1:: :::•c :;,~::·~- :Ki i ,~ _·or :J}~iy,::1cnt or Co!):,c:r ·.i~=:.·c c o.: . . : ::.~c,1 :-""J ~: c1iffr.cc o FoR ,· . - ,·1 '1 1 APF-RO ,I I I I r orrect 1 -1 'i ' • - ~ 6 0". · M 6 �·-- -- ·-- ~ . Form 803 COPY OF F R EIGHT BILL Sta.ndof'd J4/ .J r¥ •. , .... ,00.000 _ ~ ock _Sp_:cinf:.,.5-_.:'!;,'...0_._Sta· -, - 10 1/ ; 6 191-5 . Fr~ } -- - ___Bil t<t>. _ _]._80J._ ____ .J.JhnQ.e_ _ . J ' . T,._ J,tccart¥-- -·I Destination--11.e - 'I Route _ 14.1:N.L Ct·iI1I ·- --II To Union Pacific Railroad Comp&li.ly , Dr., For •Charges 011 Articles Transported: I I WAY81LU:D FROM FULL NAME OF S H I P PER W A Y B ILL DATE AIIID N O. CAR INITIALS I\NI) NO . . C onsignee - Uni on....p.H.cif-:i.c'Coal -co. -- ( f-Olti;T" 01t oA,~•t.t TO OtoQTlf~.\T,O:f) lI \'.'Ood street P Oll'IT AND DATE OF" SH,PM ENT 10l l6 -II 15.3.!iO C ONIIIE CTINQ l.JN £ REFERENC E N U MBER O F PACKAGES . A RTICLES AND MARKS -- 2 coils Co!)per wi~ e rm (01 [p) I I! w - BFE l Q '.> Q ('\,... PRE\/IOU S t>JAYBILL REFEREr.CES W E IGHT I 400 50 I' : 215 I R ATE I F R E I GHT 8684 ORIGINAL CA~ INITIALS /\ND NO. I 8. 60 ADVANCES --- I 'iOTAL 2.00 10.60 I I \l •TOTAL P REPAID $ _ _ _ _ __ j ~ __ - --·--· - .. I '. ! - ! I ·- i=-= P<OPUid , .. ..... I I I I To Collect . .... 'I I ,- I • FOR use: A1' J U N CTION P O INT S ON FREIGHT -- - - 1n _ M) 1.\,-1,,,._ C h, ckt Paiyoibl, to thl' ComO.l"Y SUSJECT TO CONNE CT!NG LINE St::TT1.EM ENT. �S1,tntla1tl Form 1:10 ,-Co o..,_ _ _ _ c ~n.<r.o._l7~ .D..-1IQ'' o To T H E UNION PACIF IC COAL COMPANY, DR. MA K E C HEC KS PAYA6LI: T O THE UNION PACIFIC COAL CO., AND ADDRe:::Ss A L L REMITTANCES TO ASSISTANT TREASU RER. C HEYENNE, WYOMING ! n"voice ~;o. 21.(, - J;_,.. :·o,, ~HOC:O , !)n:id r,y ~:01whe:c ~7o .. 1 ~ :11 7~~ 0 :-~rci[~J1t ~!)t'..:l(l , :..i :J !~c 2• o::--icin~l :fi~c:le!it 1)ill 4 c~1 t UO!!Oll 1:01·oto . ;~houlu i 1avo ocon <;t. :-.1,uis to ::clionco, 12")!1} .,.., 2.37 ;,; , ,I I ! I I I· ,\,;_ ,,.,,.. l ,tl ~ .,. !:1 APPRC11', • I ti 0 f ' ,P";'-,,--, ,:-, 4L~~ - C.JE!l'L STO~EKEEPElt, I At° .-:@ :·,<.ltd] v"J-<A~l l>, El>: (~/ ..- ·- .:.!.-....- C R&lllT 1 0 :?cl! nTiCC · :utcr1.n2 r-~~ ~ ~YJl! J( , , .11 •. • - o - - ,._ �I ~ I' G \ . · onsignee /r//3,P:.;t 0 . , .... ,00. 00-1 ,,,... R,o ol~ s-n1· i ru;_~s~~·~':"""J~o~·~ - St2---,__l_o.,_.,_/....2.....o.___ __ __ 1915u~• p • C.. o~_1 ,.,vOo \,. ---·--------BillNo. ~' O] Q Fre--..., ( } \1 Destination~ ~ \ Route ..... _}JiC.CHtlY- - ·· To 1Uniion Pacific \ Standard COPY OF FR/FIGHT BIL L / _ __ _ ' - - - - - - - - - - - - -·---- - - - - :~ol i an ce (R~ii;~;J · c·~ ~ -~.... , m ..cc._ll'! _ Y_· _9 _D_ r- . -. _F,_o_r _ c- ,-, a-r -g e _ s_ o _ 11_ A _r _ t ,-.c -, e-s- ~-r a-11-sp - o ,-· t_e _d _.- _ _ __ _ __ ·1t=;;W;;".A ; ';Y;';e;';'1LF:L"=E:: O""FacaRcaOc':! M~ = = = = = = ; ==;\,;,;'1"'Av~s;=,;=LL=o='A " "T ;;;;E;=A;=N,;;;O;=;;;, NO § .= a======;,;=;;Fa;,; U;= L L= ;-';'NA'='~'='~E=o'F=; ; S,:' H,": 1P ::':P=e Ec: R= = ===;==:c"' A'= R; l?. N"= 1T"' 1A;= L'=' s""A;= N~O=N ; =0 ,=.====;;= 1' Qa leTTood 10/15 6788 n.p.u c o. \;=;?<';o~ ,N ~ T~ A'=" N~o==o~A~T~E~O ~F=== sH ;=1==P=;= M,,;;E=;=N'= T = =l=~c~o~N~N=1 ,,;:;c;,~T ""' 1N"=c""L~1r;.,;~Ee= . ~ni§ EF;;;E='-'R== Ec,;N'=c'=i;:== 1 ? RE v1ous W AYB ILL REFEREN CES UP 12224 =':'o='R1 ==G""1N""A"L"=s c"'A""n=,N;=1 ;;:T,;,; 1A=;= L'='s=;;A=;=N'=o=;:N'='=' o .l T O T AL WEI GHT R ATE ______,=============='=======;;=====~ I F R E I G HT I ADVANCES N UMBER OF' PAC KAGES, ARTICLES ANO MAR ftS ll 783 - -- - ! 1 - - - - 1 1 4 0 S El o c Squi b s 1 004 !139 !837 I 30 21 I II i - 7 I T otnl .... .. .. .. . _ ! :~::::,.; ] I~_ 3_9_o_6_4_ 1 I I M ckl.'l Ch~clc~ Poyoblo to th o C ornp:.ny : == = == == = = = == = = == == = = = = == = = == = = = == = = =======.;;..;;====-========= === 1 • r O R USE AT J U NCT ION POIN TS O N FRE IGHT S U BJECT TO CONNECTI NG LINE SETTLEMENT . �1.-or m 1$0 DEPARTMEN T N o __ __ H. l!CHSTE RED AUDIT NC, I >I I ~ OVo 1t~11 ~ f To THE UNION PACIF IC COAL COMP ANY, DR. MAt~E CHECKS PAYAGLe TO THE UNI ON PA CI FIC COAL CO.. AND AODR r!SS A L L REMITTA~ICES TO ASSISTANT T REASURER, CMEYENNE, WYOMING :puid -fo r shi l)- Chic~:zo , conPAi; 27801, per :.•1,ci 0 Lt ji I I I ', I I: , i=-=~ 'I -......~ ,,:, J 11 /, 'I ,,i/1 -- - g )CAM I Slll> l t . . --- C IIEl?I T ~-o ND 1~ THf9 GILL. A£TURN IT WITH ALL PAPeRS TO AUDITOR P"OR COAA'!CTIOM. IMPAl!!SSION COPY WILL ae TAKEN DY OEPARTMl?Nl' MAKJHC: BI LL. u= _.,,.._~,e,:,:,~~ ~:~~ELIDLE PENCIL S HOULD p£ USED IN MAKING BILLS. �- ---- - ---- Form 603 Sl.:,ndur.J COPY OF FREIGHT BILL ,,-- ~~,-toO,t)O.> EQQK_Sl1rinp_s, W;yo. St: ~ __l_0 SL.,1-/. .,_5_ _____ 191 5_ ,, ,,t } Con signee nni on -Proc.i J..iQ...CouL.c.o .. - - __ - - ____ Fr, Bill No. 29.2 .. ________ o esiio"ation--R.-t~- M:cc.w:.t 1,;r ,· .J e lJ. an c.e- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -------- Route _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ('()OI N T To O SI' O o•1 Q;N 1"0 Df;3TU~ATtOtr} _ . _ _ _ - - - WAY B IUED F R O M t'IAYBIU• .:,: ,TE A NO N O . sta t e s t . . Chic ae'o . 1\ !>OIN T ANO O .<I ' E o ~· S HIPCM;: n I__ - - - - ---•- - - Umon Padf fo Rarliroad Compam:.y, Dr. , For Charges OIi Arlicfes Transportad : I or CJ/2 7 l FULL NAME 69 24 L SnlPPER n. \ _ w_e:_1G _H _ T _ I. RATE 90 0 II 178 6 Bbl Bra t t i c e Cloth I T & co. ,~c=oN=N;""E?' " C~T..:;11~"' G;,.L;=1::NE~R~EF e',;EgR~E~N:""·o:""·= = ::=: Pe'=R:';;f,;7"'/l" 'o"" u '=-;;""w~A~Y=a~1L"" L ~R'=' EF=E"=R=E'="Nc;;;E ;;;S:====i, N U MBE:h or PAC KAGES , ARncu:s All! D M ,-i.RKS CAUR p1 N1T111Ls r,N o NO . OR IGINAL CAR INIT ll\ !.S ,\NO NO.i i:.l -_ •_ R_ E_ 1_G_H_T-;11_ A_ o_ v_A_N_c_E_s_·-!i1_ _ , _o _T _A L _ II ! 16 02 I j l . 'l !l 0 I ~ TOTA!. PREPA ID $ - - -- - -·- - - .. _.. I J_ II • FOR USE Mako C hockt:o P:w.iblu to tho Comp:inv AT JUNCTION POIN TS ON FREIGHT SU BJECT T O CONNEC TING LINE SETTL EMENT. �J c- • ... ..J 5 , 1916 . i1 o. "::'.:J , !'"~1 · ·,.1 l 'i1-l to:lt!.O:!'~ , ~oc 1.:: '.3:x,.•i:1,:--::: 0 ·, ::70 G �,,........_ Gl1cJ1cnnu o o :-.~:-c t ., Arnntv..-..... l I To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. M AKI! CHE.C"S 0 AYA8l.L! T O T HE UNION P A CI F IC C O A i.. CO. ANO AOORCSS A l.I.. REMITTANCt:S T O A S SIS TANT T R EASU RER , CHE Y C N NE, WYOMING .I ,I 1 • 1: oR .:.::.10 .~ :·(: u :: _,. ci: :1~ !11'.i.:l for chipneni .i 1·-= :: i~D:1 •..:.::.c:.: ,) ~ con:Ji[;n ca l:'J:i3 :::o c:: of !.:.v-1::cc : 'o .. 1 57Sf, _,.,~ :;o .. 2&:!.42 11~i <1 !>;r .... ~:;.c~.c.:r :.o .. 1.;. ::i.55~ .. 8. DS 8 .1~ 1· I ,· I I I I '""' ~ . - �-------------------- St e1ndal"d Form 803 COPY OF FREIGHT BILL l'\ __ s / >9 1·>oc -s1:,.r ~ ,,.r~v-. F ht 1QT•~ • Co.nsig nee'- 7:1-.-p-;---ooal - -e-o , Destination_ -.,...~ Roc--J:- s~rinr s. Route _______- f4 Cf:clWNT l 1"" __ , - ~. .t ) n v, _ _ ____ _ :1: _ _ Bill No. } __ • • 14--100.0:):) 1915- G094 _____ D- -G- ~hona--s- 01' 01\101Pol TO .,c;t,f'INhTION) - - 1 To U nion Pacific Rr-iikoad Comnany, Or., For Charges 011 Articles Transported: l~~ ~ ~ ~ = = = = , = a : ~ ~ ~ ~ l : " '=======-==;~~~~==--=~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - = ; ; " WAYB 1LL£0 FROM \I ~ 1-1f'offi.i, ; N m - m c l ! ~;M'd;f) ~-JAYOILL o ~Tt: ANO NO. 1 n / ~n , n n r. o I ruLL NAME or SHIPPER J_.l__D_opb J j -ru;;._c., cAn INITIA LS ANO NO. .c n 1=c..io-.! N.lNC -J.Ccl.T..!IN.1,G_L~IN"' c ""'.l ~E,lal °F.i. Ek.l RC':"°·N=c=E- = :~~Jiou~\vAY\BILL RfNRENats _ TJ1>---l2J 4 'i CL l ~ m ' i : L C AR INITl,>LS ANO NO. ___N_U _M _ B_E_R_o_,_P_A_ C_" _A_G_E_s_._ A_R_T1C _ L_E_S_A_NO_ M_A_R_K_s_ _ _ _ ._W _ E_1G _H _T_ , _R_A_T_E_1_•_R_E_1_G_H_'T- A_o_v_A_N_C_E_s _ l Reel 1 coil ms. conner 1 Bx Branz !Jire TOTAL I I 512 346 I 20'72 '71 '7 16 6 To!al ..... ..... . -- Prep~ld •...• . . ·i; - - - - - - To Collect .....11 _ _._ A.__._ A,.._r.a; J.---ll • FOR USE AT JUNCTION POINTS ON FREIGHT SUBJECT TO .CONNECTING LINE SETTLEMENT. �. Fonw 210 Bi11 col1eot1vle A1~it Noo 103641 - SlJ'8,TECT: ,......., \._J THE UNION P A CIFIC COAL COMPANY I N nErL,· rLR A fifl ntU"En TO • OFFICE OF Pu:roba.sing Agent Cheyenne , Wyo. Deo.« 16, 1915 0 1-- ·.,:::..·-··· .-·:-·! ,.... r- I"\. J.." ,•; • llr F•P. Briscoe. Auditor Building. I I;.:, ~ '6 f I II \ ) I ~v . ~. ,• I ;,uJr!, ., . :~ ~ . , .:;f I ;;,.:...: l:c, ---~:;:,:-:;.:;~ Dear Sir:With reference to above bill. Enclos ed find letter from John A Roebling's Sons Company,their No. E,..$112 of 10th inst., I also enclose expense bill for $8.83, to ·which tgey refer. Wish to advise that their contention i s correct , and would request that you cancel your bill collectible Audit No. 103641. Yours trllly • Attach::: �Form 750 0 m E Cons{gnee ~·J .. . Destinat:on ., - - 1 - . -,.,.- t ' .,.s ..... ~ R3ute ) '-"- ( - :,.., ~~~~t~ A& , t ,.,_, ~ ,' To Union Pacific Railroad Com WA,YBILLED FROM ~ 0 > ::\"' · :,, 7, • (Puim, vr Ungi1i ,81Jei1i11:1tion) • a, ai '-- ~( ) - .-, - ~ Freight ~ Bill No.- - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - -----:._..::..,,. ____-=:> ---'-C..--:_<::--,- 0) r. Station_ _ _ / _ _ _ _..,l~-~•-·••_ M. ~-'~' -~'~ -~ G_ ~_ H_...,T ....,..i,..... ; --:f ! '.~--' - -~ -'-' L...;;.. · _;:-:..,.,___., :L, · , - ' L '--...::..;-c: ---,"''---,.- 0 "'0 -I ~ /' al S14ndnn1 .L " cv, I• / ,, - -__ , , " , POINT AND DATE OF SHIPMENT 0 ::u:: Dr., For Charges on Articles Transported: _F '! LL NAMJ-_;,O F SHIPPER ... .. ~ ; I.... , l . CON NECTI N G LltJE REFERE,.CE ,' ( NUMBER OF PACKAGES, ARTICLES AND. ""ARKs' 1 .., CAR I NITI A LS AND NO. -, PREVIOUS WAYBILL RE FEREN C ES 0fUQIUAL C AR I NITIALS AND WE)IGHT ADVANCE S l RATE FREIGH1" TOTAL ' I • FOR USE AT JUNCTION POINTS ON FREIGHT SUBJECT TO COfltt/ECTING LINE SETTLEMENT. I �_.,,......_ ADDRESS A\.L COMMUNICATIONS TO TME COMPANY MA~UFACTURERS OF "~~ i • ~ - -~~ ~Jffl.~ W..!JS -d-~~mt~ 'fl~~~ A.B.CONOVER, TREAS.ANO MGR. E- 31.1 2-. December 10, 1915 Union Pacific Coal Company-. Cheyenne, WJtoming. Gentl emen : We return E/B for $a.as :freight which you paia, your November 22nd debit memorandum, 1 03641, for 69¢. Thi s E/B covers shipment of i nsulated wi re char ged on our invoi ce of Oct ober 19th, your order 23813 at a delivered price, al s o some No.13 Bronze Banding Wi re char ged on Ootobe1· 21st invoic e, sa.me order number, a t a pric e F.o. B. Trenton. Since we made proper fr ei ght allowanoe upon mat er i al sol d at a delivered price . your debit memor andum is i n error and we would respectful ly request t hat you oancel t he debit memo randum in question. Yours very truly IIOlm/"'A),BO~ LING: S S~NS COMPANY JRB. ~ -YV ,/~~:r-e~ ___/ �foOthl J!t0 Ot::PARTMENT Ne;,. _'_ _ _ • _ AUDIT NC. :3to, H l!.Gl :<TF.RIW ---b.\J~"'~~ :., • • -- Aoo1u-:s'"t_ , ,_ ·t .-._ ~l-;,j1 .__ ·~ ..t,_,',).Q To THE UNION PACIF IC COAL COMPANY. O R. MAl, E CHS:CKS PAYABLE TO T HE UNION P A CI FI C COAL CO. ANO ADDRESS ALL Rt::MITTAt~CES TO A SSISTANT T RE::A S URE R , C HEYENNE. WYOMING = I 11 11 l' ! n~rnic0 dc t ctl -~ct o 5 D 1..9J.5 - l'.A :~o. :~'l f:1 •::, , 1-=~::.u b~; Yo :tc1.cr ::o ,, l~~O~l06" u.s 11or o:rj,ei rw.l fz-oi et.t lJill l:.1~t ricl1ed. i 1.croto o. I !1 f I 1\ A <"/' rt ' .e-J• ' o .., .' - , u.· _ {,.,. 1 j I ,, iI 11 'r I I i II ....... . .. . --l..l~~-i( ,, ~ - ~ShOf ~✓ ~ ( i ~ ~•:J I :1 . f -- C «an.-r -r<> il I -1 h )) c - - --- - Al'l'itOVl,:i); j" - APl'Ul)Vl!D: . • • - · \. / _____"'-"l •v ,,,• ·-:::: , \,~v....1,./·~ ------ Al'I'~ 1 Ii __ , ., Tit\ A NJl CoLJ.E C1"10 ~ - ~ 0 • . ;:".;- - O tN l'HIS BILL ftl:TURN 11' WITH ALI.. PAPl?R S TO AUDITOR FOR COFfRE C'TION. 0 ti=" ,,,,.,,., EllfflOR is " \J':tLIOLE PENCIL S HOUto ft £ U SED JN MAKING DIL LS. IMPReS SION COPY WILL DE TAKEN BY D EPARTMENT MAKINO a1L coPYfNG INK 0~ tND As, l" ( , P S L :-'.\~ ,- / F 1 , t 1h,• ...\11,litnr �I COPY OF F REIGHT B Jl._.L ~ Rock SPrinP"S , W~,r o . St\__,Jn 10/15 191E.._ . Consignee Union Pu c i ·:ic -.., ou l co. ________ F~eight} 1014 __ _ _______ 8111 No. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 Desti;ation __ ~~~---Spr i nt, ~ D_:__ ~ ~ _T_bma s I - Route ~ To Union li:"acific 'f{~i;;::d] •c;:~~'\Y,D- r- .-, -F-o r -Cha~g-e-s 011 llrtiates Tra~sp-o-rte_d_: - WAYB!LLEO FROM 16th st. Ch i car o l"JAYCILL DATE A NO NO. 10/15 211257 I FULL NAM E OF SHIP P ER I ?OINT ANO OATt:: OF S H IPMENT -· --- --------- - - - - - C ONNECTING LINE REl'ERENC E I NUMBE~ OF PACl{AGES , ARTICLES ArlD MAAl<S I 2300 I I R ATE ORIGINAL CAR INITIALS :\ND NO.I FRC:IGHT 178 I BFg 0 2 6 7 P REVIOUS W AYBILL REFERENCES W E IGHT 15 Roll Bra t'i;ice Cl oth CAR l<~ITIALS :IND NO. Turner HulsPy c o. I ADVANCES i TOTAL I 40 94 (01 il J ~ w 1 I I I I I . :1 I" I I 11 •TOTAL PREPAID $ _ _ --- -~ - - - - I I II ___J - I 11 I Total ......... . . , - _ --,.- Ie,.,.,. ........, ~O. S4 T o C olloot . . ... I " Mako C h~ck, P:iv:i.bl4.l t o tho C omp!!ny • FOR USE AT JUNCTI ON POINTS ON FREIGHT SUBJECT TO CONNECTING LIN E SETTLEMENT. ' �DEPA RTMENT NO.•_ ___ . r- A UOIT N C , Clw~em-w ~- 'J yo_,,_0 nov" .22 o. - - 19 1 _5 y .... A~O/'V Uf11.t'' _ _ e __J)envr.r . Colo o l H l?.fi1~TE-R R D l :-.. f To THE U N IO N P ACIFIC COAL COMPANY, D R. MAKE C HECr<;S P-'l'<'ABLE TO T HE U N ION PA CI FIC COA L CO., ,,No AOOAESS A L L R E "'-ITTAN C ES T O ASSISTAN T T REASU R ER, C1➔EY:!NNE. WYOMI N G 7 Ut.lO tm ~· o::' .~:..•c-i~·:.t pn.i •J :fOl ' ShinE'.i~mt Of ::::>.ie"'G:,; 3t:_Ui :~c 11 cc:nc:7.rn/4)•1 ?0.3 ~t o- T.ou.iso l on Invoicc- . ::o o 21? 0 '2A ~:oo ?.7~96 , r)aicl b~r Y<rn.- cl1e:i:· ::o o l '~~l 72" .~.:-..i~lLltt o:~ ~l"o:lcl1i; n~id, ug !>t~r ori:i:mu t=•ei ~..1,t 1ri1 "I ;~could i-w.vc-·'bocn-- i~t i;~ohet1 hereto l,,,.5 ►-- o-~ st .. T,01.1ic to fl DV u I I I I' I ,... ·j !1 ,, I i' 'i I Ii 'l ,I I CI< Ul>lT 1' () ::oci: Sr,rinco · :ntc:ritu. I' 1: I I ,: r 1· i 11 H GILL RETURPi IT WITH ALL PAPeRS TO AUDITOR "0A COAAl!CTION . e:RFtOf' IS l"O\JND INT ·~-..,.,C)L. SHOULD DI! U5C::D IN MA,t<IMG DILL S .. iMPRl!SiSION COPY WILL SE TAKEN () y oePARTMENT MAKI NG BILL ~ : ~ i N C Jfr,lf< 0~ INOE?Llt,LE P~ - "'-:.•~_"_, A~sT ( ;.Y.NI.. ~'f.\N,Vi; H·. �·- - - - - - -- - . I ., , COPY OF FREIGHT B1Ll1 ,,.--. Rock Springs Vlyo . 1 -. Fom, 803 St~ ~ n (/;t } Bi)r o. . Union Pacific coal'-' C ons1~nee Standnrd 13 Yt/ F. • • , ... ,00.00.. Oct 28 1915 191 _ 200'7 D~stination Route \POIHT o , omO.t N Y O 0 1:STINATION) Union Pacific Railroad Company, Or., For Charges on Articles Transported: To WAYBILLED FROM WAYBILL DATE AND NO. Galw ood 10/ 15 POINT AND DAT E OF SHIPMENT FUL.L N AME OF SHIPPER 6575 CAR INITIALS A ND NO . DP M Co CONN ECTING LINE REFERENCE PREVIOUS WAYBILL R E FERENCE $ ORIGI NAL CAR INITIALS AND N O. Pompton Lake NJ NUMBER OF PACKAGES, ARTICLES AND MARKS f I 20 Ca Blect Safety squibs •TOTAL P REPAID $ Inv p A .. ~ o WEI GHT la lffi ~w 597 I R ATE FRE IGHT I ADVANC E S 14 98 4 67 TOTAL 783 l 39 237 19 65 - -,27996 - - Tot;il , .. . ... ... . - 19 65 ... . Propnld ........ To Colloct ..... 1/ Mako ChocU Pa~hll' • F OR U SE AT JUNCTION POIN TS O N FR EI G H T S U BJECT TO C ONNECTIN G LINE SETTL EM ENT . �AUDIT NC. H E(H STE ll.Kll l :,; N(Q)V. -~~ ., · I r To THE UNIO N P ACIFIC COAL COMPAN Y , DR. MA K E CHEC KS PAYASL E TD TME U N ION PACIFIC COA L C O . AN O ADDRESS A L L REMITTAN Ct::S T O ASSI ST ANT TREASURER. C H EYEN N E. WYOMING ii1 \ F o l< 11! r:.::!Ott ,1 of 2.1'.'ci[':;.·;~ .:_>[:.itl for o'hi:pr-10nt o:Z :!:.;{:':ll)f.:, o con,:i,:ncc. :·,:r:3 ?.ocl~ Spr 5.ngu o : n--;oic c: :~o . S3u42, <k.tcc.1 .:ept o 29 , 1 9l f> v ?.A :-o. 2nn 3 r,:.i tl cJ i..~cnoLcr ~iOo 13g361 .. 32 cent o:: I llI .1 I ,, •I II ' ii ... A!'PROVED: i 11 ,,o;..=-= 1I .,,. 't.-~~~~~br rn•t STl.l'>i:A ~ - • - jl •td!"''"" C RROIT 'JO N D IN T HIS D ILL RETUR N tT WITH A LL PAP eAs TO AUDITOR l"OPI CORREC TION. FA,.: eRA O II JS P'O U E:LJO L E p~MCIL• S HOULD DE U SCD I N MAKtNG B ILLS . I M PRl!SSION COPY WILL 81! T AKE. N D Y Dl!'PARTME NT M AKING B ILL .. ~opYtNG JNK OR I ND �j St~ndarJ r-:-r-:,E: tGHT I I:\ IUO,:JO"> Rock Spr :ings Wyo Oct S 1915 Date i\;, •Co riSlf. :l~C- Union Pacific c oal co . _ _ Frt i~ ., I Bill l!o. i 262 De:;ti natio, , 11 !,L· Unim: ?acme Ra:_·..,,.2d l.. ," Tn - .\ \'!AYBc ~ ,.. : ;~., ~ - ~ ' - - - ~\ ;l:=;,=:===,o;=,===== I! coNN~co1NG LI NE -R~FERENCE - -!\ny . . . ...lo .......... ' D,•. , For Chat•ncs c1; .'!rticlcs T•ans,/Jorf::;d J ; .,--:-~ 97 4 1 3 r ; .-AN D NO, c.~ s~ ~ ~ : : { : : r- I CONS IGit i. CO -===-'i- ~;;;-rnT ----- --· - - . = ORIGINAL WAYBILi. NO. ~ND D/\TI! OHICIN A l. C AR 1 NUMBER OF PAcl{.AG~r11~c~:::s, Nr;*-r.1Arii<s-·- 3 Ptgs ~lect Light Globes .\ WEIC::HT 55 RATE FREIGHT t DVAN~E~ Ii 43 2 10 3825 ·II ~ 43 2 53 Paid l :I l ~;-: :-·~:-J . ,,,;'fff;'jf~' Inv PA Ho 27813 TOTAL r I 2 21. _J_ I Tota l. ....... . • 32 I I Prepaid ...... . ' To Collect ... . I, ., ~i.fikfch-~CfiliE"ri.t't 10 1~, c~;~,;-:, :="'-~=-..=.a==--===== --=--=-=-=-=--=-=-==='----""-= -===~-"' -·===-~~====~=-=·=-•-= = = = = - ~=0.=.....c,,......~-==="==-......-====="'='= SUBJECT T O STORAGE OR OEMURRACE CHJ:.RGES IN ACCOACAl>:CE WITH F'UC:.:.ISl-iED TARl!'"FS �Dt::PA RT M E NT N C _ _ _ AUOIT NC. s;J Joa.:;;:r. I To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAK E CHECK~ "A''l,8LE TO T HE U NIO N PA C IFlC C O AL CO .. AND ADDAESS ALL flEMl"ITAMCES TO ASSIS T ANT T A!::ASU RER, CHEYENNE. \IVYOMING c;wyGi,:nc :'.: 0-2l ~U1e ;7nJ.fl.riC~ :!10.:..~ 1):· :,"} ,<; -::~nio:r. ~:~ciii c coal con1nmy :for ~he n on1,lt of _;ovenbcr o '2916, chm:c eablo to :he .:)n--t{;l' ~1,101 Co o - \ Foa }'):'O!lO~, t:io:t: o:::: :1I I I ! ,. , q t;' Aceto ,/ --t~,., Gen. :"..:-'}). Conl :}C) t o ., 1, II ti ti ll t) :pr . :r .. .. :~ou.l }~state J ol,)to IIcsp .. It rr 4 7000 224 4 .. 01 !t I r l. i I I I I• I '! iI a-:im\ 1 I - - C R C l>!T lO _!_ :- _ - - -- --- �Fnru, 130 DEPAl'lTMENT No _ _ AUOIT NC, To Tl-!E UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY. DR. MAKt! CHECK~ P ... YABLra TO Ti-IE UNI O N PACI FIC . COAL c o . A1':D ADDRESS ALI. F,E.MITTAS'CES ro ASSIST ANT T REAS U RER. CHEYENNE. VVYOMINC I,. il j. 'II I I l, i!I ,·'II /I.CC CUNTS 1-'<>r th•: A11di1nr A IS ,,OUNO IN THl:J DILL, Rf.TUR"" IT WITH ALL PAPERS TO AUD:TOR ~Oq CORRt-"ClJON. ,F AN e .. R,';:t(. OR INOELIDLE PB:NCIL SHOULD DE: USED IN MAt<JNC t:!ILLS . IMJ.l'AE:SSJON COPY W I LL ae TAt<EN av DEPARTMENT MA)'(INC coPYING �0 EF'ARTMENT NO . AUDIT NC MAKE CHEC-<5 ~AYAEJLt,c T O TM E U N ION P A C I F I C C O A L CO, ,\NO ADDRESS A L !. -~c.MlT1.ANCioS TO ASSIS T A N T T REAS U RE R. C HEY E N NE, WYOMING '- / o:~ : ~::, '"~· :~c t:. !):f 0:'1c:;enn0 2: (}1.1nhr-.. 0:fi.':lc.ms !H.~iC ':).: ·::,o D.::~on .2nci i ic C-0~1 Co .. et;,1..::·i t.: t :.;.~{! ~o:..-.tL r: :.: :.ovcn oci· 1vl5 0 chiircc!1..-oi e "!:O ~;tl~,::•..:"'ic :~ F oR }):.:'O:Voz-·t ~o~. I i' I 421016 ..-..ccrc." I It L..160 ,,2!; 62 '"10 ...- llf~o 9!) I :j7 9-1 1 06 a2G JJ'.)r.. ~'.jrp . su1>1·.. ~~t oro ')~T. ~"'P • ne{ll. ~;~:t~.to 2:)ept., .:u ,F~l v storo ::::xn. 0 T..:loct: Lt. ~l t~~:.:."rf> v -:a-:-cri.el: -;o;l;c1~ !.'l mit , f55 0 ~4 1 r7 nn !~I>o -· 0 .....:. 127~o9:J I III !' J i. 'I ,, I l I i ,. :: :j :1 ,,' • ·-'-;,-, 1. o.fr.. ~ , :,A•~tlNEll ... ~ - I - v ' -- CRBl'>I ~ 10 I ! I· 1' I • ,,,.:;;:; . • , • • .- R O R 19 ,..OUN CJ I N THfS a iLL. A ~TUR N l T VIITH A LL PAPEAS T O AUDITOR l"OR C O R AeCTION SMO ULO D E' U SED I N l◄AKUIC. UILLS. lMPAIESSfON COPY WILL D E TAt<l:N UY 0 E PAR1MCNT MAklN . I ~ A f',I E'!, IN>( OR I N D e L&8 l-E P l!NCl l c o P YH•t- tl4LL, • • • �---- -- -- O l::PA..O~ M L N T No _ / • l an":'r r1r.i ,,yo., ' CUt.100'.!.' C.O o 9 _1_ 01-'1~1 i.;, 'AQ, u •• V o .1..0 Tc. THE UNiON PACIFIC COAL COMPANY. DR. I -~,\I\E .:H_c,' AY/\So...'::: TO THE: UNION PACIF1C COAL co. ANO .t,Oc";::55 ALL - c."1l"'TAN CE'S TO A.Si;JSTANT TREASURE~ CHl?l ,·'.NNE, WYOMING ·.NT:.~r.::.::- li'~ ,1<...;'1 •a:- t • , , ~111, .. • ' . . t:. • V ~ .) .:,t1• • -"""- !;.• • l..i.., o O t :;+ c,,,..,,_b:::..u:;.-.::::.~~1-: e!'l.;?..;lC:., ..ycL :i.:1,.; cli:..:.':i.:.:ij t ~e mont h of Eovo~1J01' l.-.,,, ... • • "G.,:·nc,: 0• '-" V ......, 1 915, es 1ollo~~:200 0 080 ga lo ~t 15¢ pc2 Lo Light- Correcf:'l a; l cmvs o:i; 7 51! I)G:r l e..111:p r;,, 'j i I _,,. / r--'- ~ /J ' l\ 6 . 0() 36 000 i ,~ ' o. ., a L R. H. cc: I.J ·Copy to B • Stevenson, Div. 8upt., ...'oc~tollo, Iucho. OFF:: : COPY ,I 1 I Aceto. Rec. : ·inc Off . I h1:r d.n t·•!l t tl ,',. I •;;uznbld 3G.OO th·:: 1h1 .. a li•t\ C acct.1l 1n~ i~co ru:t ----' II ; I, ' I' . - - --~ · "" • �Forni 1:t(l -ii (ii "1~.r.'.'.t ; ..it. ., ,u -u•r __ 5 D!::P A RTMENT N o . St,inrl,l l d Auo,r Nc v' 0hey cnno I) .:y o .. 0 !..;'.OVo 30o To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL CO.MPANY, DR. MAKE C~IECKS PAYABL.E: TO THE UNI ON PAC IFIC C O AL CO, ANO AODiU!SS ALL R:;"•arrT,-,NCl!S TO A S S IS T A NT T REASU RER. CHEYENNE. WYOMINC f!t ~-i . \.r.L~ (.~Qt4.... " o:: ~·:.l~!:t.·i <~~- r,ttitt b~r :he U:nion .o...l ...,-:;.1_ c-.n:1 <1n1'i!1::,· the r'l<nrt.h oi' : ~o,'1.:~1"uc.ij,;, 11 J.. 92~ o c~;~·..:r-r.-=c·u1la to ,!tit.,hi 1ir~t:on Fo~ :rro::o~·~ ~.,.C: .;D.c:i..:.' ic --~ion Cocl ·:o" !:i3 oD9 ll !' tt :r '! n 139015 :t 117 c, ,G~~ I' ~ V 1 h c,..-c.l Do02 ., 2 o24 I I· 2:-tf> c:>7 0 I. 11 I ·J I OFF£CE COf>Y ! !. L _ __ ::- .\ ,.,.,,.,~ t !I 1 , , , ,,, ~ _ , ;1, r nv A:o: 1yfjl!. 1. 1:, 7 •Lkc.-e"---1"..-r -z...-z- -1. _......_ .J:'.,.-" ·or tJu- A11ditu,· OA ts l"()UNO IN THI:,. Bll.l.. H E T\JRH fT WITH ALL PA1'£ A .S 1'0 AUDITOR f'OR CORRllC T ION. fF' AN E~H(►,ll'C. O R INDC LID L E Pt!NCIL SHOULD D I: USE O IN MAKING O lU.5 lMPFU!SSJON t:OPY WILL ae TAKEN 9Y O CP /\R TM(.NT MAKING BILL coPY••"• / �AUDIT Nv. - 23eo.r n_ , 1· ve-J.~ Coul Co • 0 ..;_, Chey_enne, vyo... , December_ l -5 •91 Evgnston, r:J;ro. To THE UNION PACIF IC COA.L COMP/-\I\IY, OR. _ _N_QiLI,-:}--.J;.R_1915. MAK!! C riSCt<s ;,>AY,,i,JLI,; TO T HE UNION PACIFIC COAL co. AND AOO..ess AU.. l'l!;.!l.1¥YANCCS TO ASSISTANT TREASU RER. CHEYt!NNE, WYOMING ~rlT'"".:"'ED .. .,.,,. q/\l ,Jl FoR ,I • • i1 o.reount of s-:.1rf'ac0 rentc.l for the month of J'over1ber 1915, on 32. 29 ncres in the ffi'!¾ of the N\'7¼ of Sect j_on 8, T\'IJ?. 15 IT., Range ·120 west Uinta count y, ·.1Jtomine, o.s n site for its tenements, mine buildings f'.nd other equipment r $50.00# Al;rec1'1lent .ii.udi 1; !To. 475. I j, ,i I I, I\ I t I ...1 I :1 11 i 11 '.l II ;1., ·1 ?.cntnls from Lends ond Other :Property ( Hen.r Alr.iy) �■ Y orm 13n :·) ChoyoultC • :;•yomi::1~; , l)OCt.. J." 191__5_ . l~lld l. ·~:o·J.· t oy,,•1 11!"1 p ,:,1) • H J " -t.:J.. ·•l'in : _ ...... ~ f - .. • v w . , ... t - ~v D. V. Tic l l, SU'ot . , Ro c ~ ~.>pr i 1:"'S , \. y o •. ~\ IHJ!; 1: ~! ~ To T HE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, Dr.M A KE CHC:CKS PAYABL E T O THE UNION PACIFIC COA L CO., ANO ADDRESS ALL REMITTAN C E S TO A SSISTANT TREA SURER, CH E Y E NNE, W YOMING. -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - ---I I \\,, For sh i'pmcni s o:f: con1 fro□ irovombor 16th to tio7;;rn,b o 1, 2G836 !Jov.16 If . 23 tr 24 fl' i9 30 fl 30th i n oln::11.v-o : OSL HoSoSl ncfi~ Gz-0011 Hi ve.z- 991 00{~ ( 130~ 54Gl4 UP 20506 lJ11 ' 9G~6l 10616 I I lfl' UJ? If .. 9G~OOt'I: oso) ri Kmidn. l' G1·oon River 10 1600;; ,.'30· 77100;; ( ,3 09 85900:f , ~;o, Greem River Rel. Sl .~ok I{nnd~ II II It •.. I 14 087 "] 1 k 14 046 '1 5 . 24 , \ 11.5 7 " I 12. 0!) V 69. 03 I · · - ,. ~ 1 ,. ( 1 RATE. CORRECT - , , W. S. McCUNE, ., Gen'l. Sa.lea Agent. ,il2 . G9 66.14 .A P l'HO\"l-!D : ~ Y'--- ~ .i1•pi1on:u:: !!:/i'::G : , ;/" " :~.sn C o r,I£ L"l'J11:,;- ;\., ,'•r .(·h:x ' J.. 5i.1..u,1rn. ~ - ·--col- ~ e,_·_4- (7 C:1=-a-<.L.<? - · - ·- - ✓ ' ,r t-he .\nditol'. I f ' A N t:RROR IS l'O U N D IN THI S IIILL , RE TURN IT WITH A LL PAPER S T O AUOITOR l'OR CORRECTION. C OP'flNC INK OR IND t:LIIILt PCHCIL SHOULD IIE U SED IH M A KIHC BI LLS. IMPRESSION COP Y W IL L Ill! TA KEN BT D l!PARTM EH T M A KI N<. BIL �I F'or rn 130 OE!>ARiMENT No. I Ch.oy c_p.~...c • .'~omin;.~ , .\ rn11,F~-- u . _J . _ _8+,irlinc 1. , An::'.ito r , THE UNION ~ACiFI~°Ccic 1 TO n') (} o 5 19 1_._ • ~ na.·1~l , ::.Jl' tco~iA~v: b~ ' ~·yo • 1 MAKE CHE CKS ? AY A B L.E TO T HE U NION PACIFI C COAL CO., ANO A 0 0RESS AU.. R E !s!.ITTANCES TO ASSISTANT T REASURER, CHEYENN E. W Y0 M IN C.. Hovembe r l(Vi;h to ;! ,I :iovembor 30th i:(lolt~ i v o :. :1ov. 5 2.J.500 UP ;a o 8 a ~jJ.~ cl! t! 6 UJ? R e- g oSl ac1r II 6 G 11369 25786 " 2GV08 . UP RoS o~Jln ck OSL ~t oGoSl nok ~ n </. 1 5033 1,; 98400~· r: 3 ~{ l~q, '76 1"\ P"ti o Staolc 98600i/= ,., s 1 / 1<'.: o 79 h}\ C-i~envillo 0~'2:00( Q"c;eelo 102200; C) ) t . :; rj__] /.:• ~l v I ? L T CAn ~ RA TE. CORRECT W. S. McCUNE, Gen'l. Sales Agent. ~ nook ,_;!)rins s Ooa1L Sdil.os: QG9e79 A.Yruov1w: . ---,RA~, SlL~:1 AGI5NT ; ;,_. 1 --- ----- ----------A 1•1•11onn: ' \ �.. r nrm 1:m D. - -- - -' --,:...,:. v. Dell, sup ' t , - - -- ~(t},eif--.~,t'~•i.:~e , -:-.;..o o .Jff;Jo H. J. Stirling , ,.\1lll RR,~- -:::.~li:.z."t; OJ.' 0 J::-.:3 :~-:-, t ;_; 0.J:?o To THE U NION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, OR. M;,.KE CHEC~S PAYASL ='. TO Yi·IE UNI ON PACI FIC C O A L CO .. AND ADDRl!SS ALL PEr✓. ,TTANCES T O ASSIS T A N T TREASU RER. CHEY ENNE, \A/YOMING F oR o o 'i5 vr I! 'I H i !! If i i 11 I I d I ,1 I I I F o r 1h,• A111li1nr �! · l l•' •I 1- '1 £ .19 / ... For ~ ~ �f t1r m ISO AU0ITNC. ..a ..... •..."o H 1tc: ,,.,F.:l~J) --..:-a -..:. .... ' .... : \ ~ I\:SE~ ::~15. To THE UNION P ACIFIC C OAL COMP '\NY. OR. MAK= C HCC".: PAY..el ~ T O THE U NION PACl l"IC COAL c o ,\NO A0o...u , s A l.I. F>l?.~'ITTANC ~ TO ASSISTANT TF.EASURI.R. C HEYE N t.;r; WYOM1i..G I F OR 00 G- ~ j l. ft I! ... ,..., .. o '.... . .. c.... ____ 0 0 , 26 4 0 .. . - l :.. • J ' ' He pa.ir ing l ight at Coal Chute. it .. .... I I I I ..._..,,,.__ 0 •• ~ 4 ..' o, ,., ., ' , 0 .Z) • o iu " ·O • • ~·> • i., .. ,l.-iu I I I, o v .. I . 1, Ii11 ,, 1, ,, 1, ·1 -oy Oir ~-i.-:_:.:.. ._,-,..,/~ I lj !I ----0 l( ,I I ,_. THIS UILL R &TURN JT WtTH ALL PAPCAS TO AUOlTOA 1'0,. CORAl!"CTION. ,. A t' t:"no,t ·~.:~u.!~? ,',., .. ••Me U · .HOlfL D . .. U■IJ> IN M&K.tNC.. ■ILLS. IMP~•s s10N COPY WILL Dll TAJUN RY DlfflARTME.NT l.tAKINQ n11 t �For Electric Light and Po,ve; furnished during NOVEM,BER, 19.1.5 Statement of meter this month ______ ➔ ____ _ LIGHT l I :?.. t ~ • Statement of meter last month ___________ _ . Difference ____________ K. W. Hours . , ________ Horse Power @ $1.00 per H. P. POWER { (~,.- 1,- Statement of meter this month. _____ _____ _ • .' Statemeqt of meter last mont,h ______ ~ ____ _ ____ __~ __•__ : K. W. Hours @ Difference Discount of 5 per cent if paid before 10th of month "'• r, INSTAUATION Received payment for The U nion1Pacifi.c Coal Co. _., ~ _______•____ __ 19,1 __ . No discoun t allowed after 10th of month. . Bring t,his bill with you when yon pay . Schedule of rates on reverse side of this bill . �K.W. Hoon ,,..----.ELECTRIC LIGH'l' RATES r.-....., K.W. Amount K.W. Amount K., i Amount Totnl K.W. Hours A't......tot Totnl 7 $1.00 1.04 23 24 25 30 $2.93 8 9 10 1.17 11 12 1.30 1.43 1.55 13 1.68 14 15 16 1.81 17 18 19 20 21 22 1.94 2.06 2.18 2.31 2.43 - 2.56 2.68 2.81 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 I I 3.04 II 3.18 3.78 4.36 4.98 5.56 6.13 6.71 7.26 7.80 8.37 8.89 9.44 9.95 10.49 i I l Hours Totnl 95 100 105 110 115 120 125 130 135 140 145 150 155 . 160 165 170 $10.97 11.50 12,02 12.49 13.00 13.50 14.00 14.50 14.92 15.47 15.88 16.35· 16.82 17.28 17.74· 18.28 I Hours 175 180 185 190 195 200 210 220 230 240 250 260 270 280 '290 . 300 Total Hours Amount Totnl K. W. Hours $18.64 19.17 19.61 ~. 310 320 330 .' 340 $30.23 31.04 31.85 32.47 470 480 350 33.25 34.02 34.60 20.05 20'. 55 21.00 21.84 22.77 23.69 24.48 25,'.38 .. 26.26 27.14 27.86 28.71 t 29.55 \ 360 370 380 390 400 410 420 430 440 450 460 -- 35.34 36.08 36.60 37.31 " 3S.01 38.70 39.16 39.83 40.25 1 $40.89 41.52 41.90 42.50 490 500 510 520 530 - 540 ' 550 560 ,. . ' l I 570' 580 590 600 Amount Tutnl L 43.10 43.42 43 .99 44.55 44.83 45.36 45.89 46.40 47.20 48.00 Over 600 K. W. H. 8c per K. W. H. RATES : - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - POWER --- - -- - - - - -- - - - -- -, A fixed charge of $1.00 ,vill be made for each horse power, or fraction of horse power installed, plus a .meter charge as follows: Less.than 200 .K. W. Hrs. 6. cents per K. W. Hr. 200 to 499 " 5 " " 500 .or mor_e • _ '' 4 '' '' �., For Electric l..igbt and Power furnished during NOVEfylBER, ·19'1S Statement of meter this month _____ _ 0 __ _ - - · -, UGHT l r, ·:3_ ·~ J •• ~ •I Staten~ent of meter last month __ _________ ._ Difference _________ ___ K. W. Hours ., ____ ---~Horse Power @ $LOO per H. P . • ·' Statement of meter this month ____ _______ ~ ·; '. POWER • I_ -Z, \'~ ~· ' ' I: l ', Statement of -meter last month ___ - - _____ -·~ r1: ~· Difference . _____ ~ ____ ~ _.K, W. Hours @ ' I 'I , Discount of 5 per cent, if paid 1=1efore 19th of month . , INSTALLATION () , , c,-"~.: ~ , II ·=·;.'1" L .... f .I • -• • ... .#,. J ' Received payment for The Union.. ~aoific Coal..;G:o., _- - - --- - ---- --- _·[9L:. ---------------------------------------------· No discount allowed after 10t h of month. Br ing this bill with you when you pay. Schedule of rates on reverse side of this bill. r �FORM 71 1 ·;_, __ 85r},, :;s, V\ Y O.. J. 1 9 1 5 ,.......__ , - 1 ROCK SPR DEC EMBER ..., N t Or-I · _'2 A·c l Ii" t C R . R ~ 0 , • , '-..-(. " ST A T ~ON , '· • R O C I< S P R 1 i•J GS , li~ Y <Jr!) ':JCHE U NIO~ JP AQ~FIC. COAL ~OMPANY For Electric Ligbt and Power furnished during NOVEMBER, · 1°9 15 • Ll GHT ::" 1,....- !.i -· .~ / ,...., • Statement of meter this month ______ ~ ___ __ 1 ~ .... ,~ . Statement of meter last month= ____·•~'-_____ _ ':- :; Difference ______ __ ____ K Vv. }fours ---~ ____ Horse Power@ $Loo per H.- P. . Statement of meter this month ___________ _ ,~ . POWER . - " '-. ~ . . Statement of meter last mont~ ______ ,.. ___ -·.... , Difference . · • , , ___ __ ,. __ ~---K. Vv. Hours@. Discount of 5 per cent if paid before !I.9th of month I ,l INSTALLATION Received payment for The Union•Pacific.C0alJCO:, _._:_ ___ ____.____.., -l'9LI No discount allowed after 10th of month. 'I • ~ Bring this bill with ~-ou when you pn,y. • Schedule of rates on reverse side oft.his bill. �FORM 71 ·e ... ..... ... TO THE UNION JPAC:LFIC COAL Co~n>ANY 12-tl-l0ll For Electric l..ight and Power furnished during NOVEMBER. t'Q15 ,. Statement of meter this month __________ __ Statement of meter las~ month _____.______ _ LIGHT { Difference - - ___________ . K. W. B:ours __.____ __Horse Power @$ 1.ao per H.P. POWER Statement of meter this month ______ : __ ___ • ' .. . Statement of meter last month ___ __ _.,. ____ _ Difference •____________ K. Vv. Hours @ Discount of 5 per cent if paid before 10th of month INSTALLATJON Received payment for The Union Pacific tCoal ·Co.·________________19,L _ . .. No discount allowed after 10th of mont h. Bring t his bill wit h ~-ou wh en you pay. Schedule of rates on reYerse ~ide of this bill. �S1.i1ndard D EPARTMENT No. AUOITNC. t 1037:29 191 ~j: ._ .i ~ Jo l ' 'ioo , To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY. DR. M.,_!-\E CH!!!:CK:, PAYABl.i! TO THE UNION PACIFIC COAL CO, ANO ADDRESS AL'- .:IEl,W, T,'\!~ce:s TO ASSISTANT TR!!!:ASU R!!!:R. Ch!!!:YCN!,;!!!:, w~o1•1NC Fo11 .. t~ ......... _ ' t, .. \i •. oi ... ...... o IJ 4 -"i ! , dy I 1,• .... '-', ..I ~01· • ] ~!. l . O. • :) .. to~': , , .tc. v ..... . .: • .,!' n .J. • ..ii. rI· 11 I '[ i, !1 I l i --=~p~y _....., . • ,I ~ I lj ~~;?"" ·1 CkE1ll r u, (: ' -t a. .. r 1 -· ' l 0 �D. V. ," . ___\.., .-.:_._ __:~ t:1_ •.,o.._ Stirlinr, , Audit or , •\ l!l•~f-'-"- - - I .,.,-.. ---~~-- -··--- . ,. f ~ - - - - -·t,\!~ 11.'1.·-..!....-. ._,, , =-=- - - - -- ~ ·I l•'oa .. -.. ii "i! omnho., Uebro.skn • To T H E UNION P ACIFIC C OAL COMPANY. D R. MA K I:: C h~CKS l"AYABLe: TO T HE UNION PAC I F IC COAL C:O. ANO A 0 D R E!SS ,-.LL. Rd V.ITTANC!?S TO ASSISTANT TREASURER, C HEYl!NNE, WYOMIN G - I! - ·- •, • - ......... . i.:. :._; ') ..... ...- . ' . '1 I .. , . ' ... , . 11 I, It 1· II IiI I ,,ii 11 I: 11 C uJ:J>IT To • �Fo, m l:Jll O l?PA l'ITMJ;:.N r No - Auorr Ne.. Curab orlc.ud, ..'~·o., .1.iov . 30 , 1 9lq Unl morm iiovomber 1915 To THE U l~ ION PACIFIC COA L COMPANY. DR. 14AK- CH-CK S PAYAs--~ TO T HE UNION PACI FIC co L •.::o , ANO .,0 0Rl!S' A'.I:: ,,TTA1'1C ; !, TO ASSISTANT TFl:IASU Rl!R, CHL YEN"-li:, W YOMIN G Fod p nr "i:ii n l pcyr,~cll't C:.J. ::cont v;~tur o.ncl el e ctr ic o'f L ev. 20, 1 915 13.15 J!0,y Roll Voucher s Hos. 439 o.ud 4 72 lTov. 1-15 1~1!5, f a.v cr. c :f Pct 0!' f·k'.l~s s i, cnoru:.t o v 0o'7 5 t; \K:.40 r c s:pectivcly, f orm~.rdcd t o Ji.snt. ~:censu.rei~ ' here'7ith. 'I .uc c ts. Reo. Off. Cumbld i.:J.110 r:'. C, :O. OFC 2 \915 1 3.15 r �01!!.PA.RTMENT No. 525 ...-.....,.... --.. '- - -~pe~~or- Coal Cor:Ipany-St ore- - - t nov. 191:-6.- - ~ Hanna., ~ o .. , Nov. SO, 1916 . _ 1s1__ .\ J1111u-·. ,,~-- -Su~e~1-or-.- i7yo. To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, Dr. M AKE C H EC lts PAYABL£ TO T HE UNION PACI F IC COAL CO., AND ADDRESS A LL RIZMITTA N CES T O A SSIST A N T T REASU RER, CHEYENNE, WYOMING, 2 Books Porm 178 2 00 12 Books llercbandi se ~ransferred 6 $2 36 OFFICE COPY Cl!.EDIT TO is COl'l't'Ct: Stores Statione17 per 2 86 J,_3-A .i w,ii>41~11ft}i1:,,·r:vA.'ln-Cou .wr1u~· -i\.A.'1>.G1:s' 1.. ~ (;/ •V /t' ( /",t I/ I --- - ~ II" A N 1<11110"' 15 f'OUMO IN THIS ■ ILL, OIETUIIH IT W ITH ALL P APIEftS TO AUDITOR l"OR CO,.RECTIOH. COPYING INK O "' INOEU■L.£ PENCIL SHOULD ■I! U 5 ED IN M A KINC: D IU.S, I MPRESSION COP Y WII.£. ■E TAKEN ■T O E PARTMENT ( ' -< N G D ILi... ., AGi:1i': ~ F~o-r ~tu~e- A ~u -w =·t-o-r. �Form 130 52'1 OEl"A.RT.MENT No. ~ Sup~rlor -r--.. --. \_,. Co~l Co. _St ~~e____ ' Nov. 1 915. ___ J' 191_ _ To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, Dr. MAKE CHECKS PAYACLE TO T H E U NIO N PACIF IC C OAL C O., AND ADC!tESS ALL REMITTANCES TO ASSIST A NT T REASURl!R, C HEY ENNE, WYOMING. '°'"'~ F o 1; 160 - l ozo .Boxes Copebhagen Snuf f . · 5 80 Postage 6 30 OFFICE COPY Store• Dept• .ft 5 80 Aooount 183 6 ao l'I \'1: P• - - .. ~ ~ . A - D -- --.A- ..- , rrnov i;11y,n!!1'lVti>'TitYAl!~ .J - - - -- - - - - ----·-- t . l : : J ! C l ' i ~" J A,-AGj;l!, ·.,,,,,-rt:{ -1 ,_,._.._ < . II" A N eRROlt I S ►'DUND IN TIIIS ■IU., R E TURN IT WITH A U. P APUS TO A U D ITOR P'OR CORltl!:CTI DN. COl'Y1W ; INX O H INOi:U■I..C PllNCIL. a HOULO ■c U SED I N M AKINO SIU.I . IMPIU!ISIOH COP Y W IU. ■£ TAKl!H 8 \" 0 £ ..ARTM l!HT MAKINQ SIU.. -~=F~or~ ,h_e_A _u_d~ito-r. �526 'Po rm 130 .,.,.,__ 0 1!.PA.R"TMEN.1' No. Waab.1ngton Uni on c t.....,-,1 - - Oo --- --- ---- _ 191_ _ TonQ. 1'lash • . {h~r;1~T1m 1-:1, •~ Bov:-. l.91.5. To THE UNION . PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, Dr. M A KE C HECKS l"AYAEIL E TO THE UNION PACIFIC COAL C O., ANO ADDRESS A L.L. REMIT TANCES TO A SSISTANT T REASU Rl!R, C HEY ENNE. WYOMING. 10•••-~ 000 F o it 2 Books Porm126 1 00 ~2 00 Postage 26 ~ 2 ~6 ,' i . • I t1one17 .Aoooat; 188 2 00 2 26 �)l'orm 13(\ .. ~- _ _ll.__ Craff~~ Co~p-~ 1>_ _ _ .. - ' _ . ..\U J)U L~:-.- l Bov. 19:is_. ___\ Denver _ _ _ __ _I Nov. 30, 1915. 19 1- _ Colo • To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, Dr. ' .t,IA K E C HEC KS PAYA8LE TO THE U NION PACIFIC COA L CO., A ND A DDRESS AU. REMITTA NCES TO A SSIST ANT T-REASURl!R, CHEYE NNE, WYOMING. ·c. Freight Charges on. 12 Bundles .Brooms Fo,: from _Denver to .Hafuia as p~r freight bill h~Y-T 5885 att~oted he~eto •. : ~ //7/ k.?' / ../ ?· .) /!' C llEDIT TO nna .Store■ ta 16 Dept • .f. eparr Al'P. 0 1·1m : \ ?,, /'Jc--...../'. ·'":r~ryo~,-1j '1ii1;.ii.~ " (~ ·- ✓p( ( < t I • 'L -< INOaU■L.C ■e: Fol' the Audito1·. ■E T AKEN ■'I' O UARY>IENT ~■IU.. JP' AN t!RROR I~ PO UND I N THIS Ds&.J.., AETU A N IT WITH ALL P A PDIS TO A U DITOR t'OA C OAIIECTION, C OPTINC INK O JI Pt:NC IL SHOULO Ull"O I N >!A KINC 81L.L.S. l>IPflESSION C OPY WILL. _/ �Yo r m 130 0 1!:PARTI<IEN T N o . ' ·'·! 630 r·"- ' Hanna, - <t30.,. Nov. 30, 1 91 5.1s1_ - - -,-\ :\11111:1·,..._ _ - Denver, Colo. To T HE U NION P ACIFIC COAL COMPANY, Dr. Bov. 1916- - "1AKE CHEC KS PAYABL E TO T HE UNION PACIFIC COA L CO.• AND ADDRESS A LL REMITTANC ES TO ASSISTANT T REA SURl!A. CHEYE NNE. W YOMING. Fou Freight char ges on 3 Cs Rubb~r Boots and Sh oes from Denver• C_o lo . to Hanna, Wyo. , as per freight bill Bo. 6136 ~ Cru:olr 'l'O -~= d- he7~:::•✓~ / 4 $ .86 '~✓?J~ ~// Store■ Dept. I t .86 . . L-= _ . ·£. / (.r'' 7-,,..-,_ L . - • II' A N LRROR IS f"O UHD IN THIS BILL, Rl!TURN IT WITH AU. l'Al'CIU TO A UDITOR f"OR CORRECTIO N. CDPY1NC INK OR INOe:U IIL E l'CHC fl. SHO ULD DE US!!D IN MAKIN C 811.1..S. IMl'RESSION COPT W ILL BE TAKEN DT D EPARTMENT -- - -,,.,- •• For I lie Auditor. �F:110 J. r.:r. s. D. Bri~go, S torek80per 9 Ihnn'.l, i.',yo. Deer Sir: <lou.uctod rron Voucho:i.· Ho. 11;,::;143 9 your Jtoro Invoice Hoo '/005, ..'!.o.lt:, ·;:;-,c Your::; truly, OrtT0 NAT, StG$!:> t. f. t,Hl~CO£, •· ., lt\ 1 ~ ~~1r,.re- Aud.itor. �• \,II Il l DEPA.~Th\ENT No. I J \I 531. ,.- ,\ ~~a, \r;lo., lllov. 30, 1 91 !?~191_ .\1ww:~«- l _Q!J:ue.!1J1.~t , __w_y o e To THE UNION · PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, Dr. .J oy~ 191~ _ _ \ MAK.E C HECKS PAYABLE TO THE U NIO N PACIF IC 'COA L C O ., AND ADD R ESS A LL REMITTANCES TO AS!;IST A NT T REASURER, C HEY ENNE. W YOMING. 10• 14-GOOO . ~ 15 Sacks Cane Sug~ - '•. - Fr ei ght @ 6 85 $102 '15 charges on 13ot crat es Dried .\'\ ~.. Fruit f r om Cheyenne to Ifanna a s per f rei ght oill No. 5851 attached hereto. 18 65 ---- OFFJICE COPY Stores Accounts Receivable Dept. 4 t 102 '15 18 ~5 t 121 40 St e •r. mn:o: eper --,,,~~ ~:2d:~.n.•--·•••...,..~.... $ C,( ✓ (- -II' AN t!RRO R l tl f"OUND IN THIS tslLL~ RETURN IT W ITH ALL PAP £RS TO AUDITOR l"OA CORRECTION. COPYING I N K OR I N O E W DLI! PENCIi. SHOULO DE U9EO I N MAKING BIL1.S. -- ' , , •., 1 ,,_ • ~ ,_/ IMPRESSION COl'Y WILL BE YAl<EN B Y DEPARYMENT MAKINO BILI.. For the Auditor. �Hanna - - -'··· w~ • l JioY • 191.5.• _ _ \ &\.J, J~1~~,..i . Nov . 30, 1 9l p._ 191_ DctllYflr....,_ __Colo~ ..-_ To THE UNION P ACIFIC COAL COMPANY, Dr. MAKE CHE:Ci~S PAYABI.E TO THE U NION PACIFIC C O A L CO., AND A D D RESS AL.I. REMITTANC ES TO ASSISTANT T REASURER , CHEYENNE, WYOMING. 1, 01: Freight charge s on 10 Cr Quaker Oats shi pped from Gem City Grocery Co, Laramie. Wyo. t o Ha~ . Wyo. 11 ~s per :freight bill Bo. 4486 attached here to. 0 .. ----- -- J OFFICE COPY Dept. 4 t ~97 �l"orn, 13') .... 19 1_ _ .\mm•~----...,,H=anna!!!:, ,:r.cm,"Tni1:n , -.; I/yo.,__ ) .. Nov. 1916.~- To T HE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, Dr. - ~ MAKE CHECKS PAY Al:ll.l!: TO THE U N ION PACI F IC C OAL CO., AND ADDRE SS A LL REMITTA NCl!S T O ASSIST A NT T REASU RER, CHEYE NNE, WYOMINC.. Fou .Amount .of account against Section 118½ Qn Hanna Store Books. $34. 00 For anount to l>c deducted fro11 et'lployes o:f sect ion Jllaii~ f or payment of :iercho.nd i oe :furnished by The Uni-on--zn.c.i:lw -G&o.l ---- ee,. :-!d<~e- -St-oro a.t iranna, Uyo. / -: ·-· cru:o1T •r o - t I Hanna Stores Aocounta Reoeivab1e tu.oo It' AH ERROii 15 t'OUND IN THIS 8 11..L. IIETU R N IT W ITH ALL l'AP IUIS TO AUDITOR FOR CORRECTION. COPYINC INK OR INOEU 8 L C Pl:NCIL. 5HOULO DE USED IN M A KINC DILLS. IMl'RESSION COl'Y WILL DE TAKE N DY DEl'ARTMENT MAKIN~ D ILL, �Fonn 13n 528 .ll)1>m~...., Canajohari,.Q_11_ ~ Y. To THE U NION P ACIFIC COAL COMPANY, Dr. MAKE C HECKS PAYAB LE TO THE UNION P A CIFIC COA L CO., AND A DDRESS ALL REMITTANCES TO ASSISTANT !REASURf:R, CHEYENNE, W YOMING. F\ m F r eight charges on l oaee Bee~h-Nut • ·Chewing Gum ·as p er Freight Bill No. 5577 att ached here to. \_f.L/.;. _f//7/ - /~; .:" _;" $3 4 8 Storea 3 48 Fol' Ille Auditor. If' AM ERROR IS l'OUMD IN THIS BILL, RETURN IT WITH ALL PAPIERS TO AUDITOR f'OA CORRECTION. COPY1NC INK OR INDE UBl.11 Pl!HCJL SHOUl.0 BE U SED IN M4KINC 1111.1.8, IMPRESSION COPY WILi. 8 1! T4KEH DY DEPAATMENT MAAIHC B ILL. �/ ,-- , .' I AUDIT NG. Chc:;cnnc. ·:;y o o , Doc cnbcr 3 191 5 f'.ic:~ho, Colo. R: 2 1;1:,,·, is 1h•.ll I:-; ) NO"'=,·-::-~,··:-~- ·· c i:.. ...,..:J- - --·- _ _,_ • 1 To THE UNION PACIFIC· COAL COMPANY, D1~ . "'1Ah!:: CHi!CKS PAYABLE TO THE UNION PACIFIC COAL CO, ,"10 AOOR~SS AL.I. ;.:a~·,TTA:~ccs TO ASSISTANT TREASU RER. CHEYl!NNE. WYOMING .- :1ccun0, .:nlGe::1 - inelud0tl i n bill o f 'I·he ~he ]nion ?aciiic Cool co. f or tno month o:: J eccnbcr 19150 I I' Yedcral Tox 66 cents1,1 oOl ' I i' 11 I I• I I 1.,, I <OFFICE COPY I .I I 'I ii h :\A)U, t.n , 1U \' I Cw cm r ·10 I I. s undry Ace-ts. "•' �AUOIT"IC • / Cheyenne. :rso. 9 noccGbc:-c 4 ,91 5 .?n:rkinu 0 Cheyenne • i... I 'yo o To THE UN ION PACIFIC COAL COt-:1PANY. DR. ~!AK~ CHC:Ci~S PAY A8L !a: TO T H E UNION PACI F IC C O AL CO. ANO AOOR£SS AU. l'leMITTANCES TO ASSISTA NT T REASURER CHEYl!NN.a. WYOMING F oR r. no:m·;; ( 1:£' 0•7c1~p~!~-1.1 cnt on October 1915 _"['.Y : .ell -.•o~rnh c!' ::o. 3362. : oll ~ OU.Cher 1 cent ; i,. i,, I I, l I lj ! I! 'I J .._. '.\t\M I Sli'.0 :H - '. I 'I I, 1 cent,} 1! II I 11 �AUDIT NC. s9 191 ~ - To T HE UNION P ACIFIC COAL COMP ANY. DR. MAKE C HECKS PAYA0LZ TO THE U NION PA C IFIC COAL CO. ANO ADDRESS A LL REMITTANCE!: TO ASSISTANT TREASU RI;;R. CHEYCNNE. WYOMING· =,..;_1•, c v,......-._ n f ) r 1 ,.._• , ,• . ,,.,.,,.•; 'j>-,•t •~o,_,.~t' ·)' T 70•'•,1,-a v<.:t t" .~r. '"-'~., >- •'- • , ~ 1::J.nes to ';:j,.? ,.:?o:~.,.;ao J.n:-•.:~ the J1eT'"lOu.. EOvo 16,30 0 1 J2.G11 ~s "!)Gl~ C..oteilctl ,yi:~r.t0:-:0:nt n.ttae:hed. • I ·OH • t<') LO t<') I "2 ..._.t ~- .._._ __ _ .· ' - ~ . tQ J.4 J-4 0 ·o Cl) •. Cl) m 'C Cl) ~ J-4 aS .c: 0 Cl) 0 ..-1 J..I Pl Ii II bcrc-to: 11 72. 500:~: )Al.::!)) 0001 I . 48. 939.oOO=- 2~o ::: ': ' 5'-'0 , ..... ~,•. .,._ ~ 'I , w , _vv;;- ,>J.3.C1l'. i[-q 'i:; -Y ~ • Pl -· _...,.. \ . 2o 00 r;er ?. 1om; It H o ,-Q D 'l '1 0 i'Oi} ::h10s ti 11 !! !~ ·,- _, 1 !; (: j .;_{ld •ro.'!.ne of conl ;_ra_ C2.r U.l? B4?85 11 s:ri!-!JO~ I ~ 72 0 50 1, 370928019 i "~oOl , • ., 58 0 078,.'751 1 ,v. 17 0 1 !~15,, to l!~tl:'bOlJ. :}oG/.1 2. ;1tl., :i_)lJ7 Co ~o I ::}cr1tre 1 City" llcb~o v lm'i; ,li'v•3;.--t@d ·to 1; 0:: 0::1:.:ioOOo 1 02,400} !,le,o1'.'" Oocl. -~ -J o30 I)GZ" 'i:o i'ob ;:;;_l'WS :,,~ J COl"l...6S"l){)T..tleme r.'il·o roo G- 2150 .. ' ~m;d~ct v~no or COGl l~ Oa.:l. 0SL 26031, c~irr,cd 4 , to -ic"t;nr,, .i?l o.i°1<t at ~reon 11.-,;ez- .r.ov., 8~ ~ bn:~ ·li '":~rted t o G1:?tlec11 :~ivc}r 1:1cct1~5.c !J.. ffh'G ,; o-o : I 1S o36 on" v~, , .J·..:o or.a I, • ..;C? . cf11,:,cf. t. I �~ .r·orm ou \ _,,/' ,.,.--~·~ ?A\ - • 7 P :~ S.L.l.T,...r.... " j..... j --'>' ...... - -i~ r..........;:. ii'...1,.!.1.J. 1:--1..,..C.u.Oa. l\ , _;_f.,_,1'QJ...,, . ._ STATEMENT OF COAL SH&.,.D ~-~ spr ~J..ll·-J--_,=- FROM _ _ _ _----,;~u:. P 00£ :. _, To Union na c1fic ~ -- 7 ·L ·- co·• =\t=l.=6➔=8=Q=£J=_= 20➔1===J.-~.o=.5;;,;,__ · 5~e_ ~-- ! 80301 80~85 50 4 58 O 56 a I aos10 80482 26808 08040 ·l 080S5 81520 83135 80012 I 1 2639 1z5z2 r •,v...,•r ,' if.:, 1•·,,. ·i.<\1 ! l 202 '70 83685 1 I 12677 ' 26(05 83521 I - I CATE ~ 8 101 1 70 4 71 7 81 6 77 O 77 1 99 'o 102 s 100 6 96 4 102 ·7 104 ·9 12591 1 25fl l 11102 12685 12684 8 4007 5 4410 !186105 ~0167 84086 8 Z213 1 25 1a 94 7 803~7 74 6 '79 2 12562 83122 82068 54610 25794 1 eioa'l 80163 12618 I 1 00054 1 25527 1 8'='938 , , 12599 1' 1 1269::s J I i 12509 11. I lf;507 1 : 1 2566 1 1 60171 · 1 18 I ~g~~i II ., 102 29 I 10664 I 10~65 11 1 i: 74 3 77 5 95 5 94 6 78 •7 7:3 4 1oz 4 78 7 95 2 73 2 97 8 ;, ,,~ 102 1 101 2 106 0 7'1 9 4"17 i~90 5 8 90 5 91 "I 19 103 8 97 7 99 6 76 8 69 4 76 2 10 3 4 109 9 Hl 0 85 6 52 l 53 2 80552 803 59 8059 2 00560 80486 5~ 1 53 9 53 4 51 3 51 ,g sou 95 80519 00 574. 52 o 50 6 oos 40 80514 001197 1 l ZoGa 11 2694 I 80553 I 80424 00419 I ga a 102 8 101 2 78 76 5 10:75 ·o 104 O SLACK 106 4 102 5 104 2 97 8 98 6 106 7 801£0 II I 83258 I I 12504 RUN OF MIN E 83 3EO ' 78 '9 8" 2 0 8 (041 I 97121 I It-- - - - ; - - - - . . . . -- ---+----ll LUM P 80 4 17 !'1 1 lO~SS O· U•SM ---=--!=----~-=-~e=II _BR- 0 ;1 1 =:F:=-= OR=W= A- R ~O=-{l====,i,={n.(Ji 'r,6""'0;;;:=t.;'r=l,.===l=--=-=- - !II c002 5 I ,a ,f'\\'~ ~:J:.;_•'? wE, GHTON HUNDRED POUNDS NU~~~R l26 fj'7 1250 2 1 2511 1 2649 80276 60076 5~640 8 0 ~~54 l 13l5 1915. II I\._; ~ ;, iJ ~ ~• ) 51 O I I DIVISION, _____ NiI:aRER rr-- w_E, 1G _ H_T_1N _ H _ u_ N_o_R_E o _ _P_ ou _ N_Ds LUMP RUN OF M~ SLACK DATE - -- -- - M INES llOVCober 16 to !30 DURING THE PERIOD ·--- SHEET No,_ l .._...__._ _ -;, . J . _ 80396 80" 1}[7, •.w - 805i2 A05ll 80541 80440 1 12566 26330 ?,0216 03922 51 l 49 e 51 0 5:: o 98 9 103 3 50 6 50 o s1 9 49 6 52 8 5~ 0 52 7 50 6 52 6 103 g 104 3 99 7 105 0 ?2 O I �,/ ,' Ferm 50 ' ... '71}F -- JiT!()ll ";JAi : r .-rn C(}I\ T, ;'~P. 1- STATEMENT OF COAL SH\9=:0 FROM _ _ __ un i on :puoifio :] . ::.. TO CO.,-~ SHEETNO._ _()k A - - _.!.i..: ?O~C~k~S~-p:.:!:. r ~i~~-~:J._ _ __ _ _ _ _ _,.!! rr;_'l~O:::.:,·!:::.: I!:.!..:m~ CURING THE PERIOD- ---"'.!.........! 11f'V61;:JOOT -'='-""= ~ _ _ __ = =u== Nir::ER 1 WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNOS r t - - - - - , -- - -- -- - - -- lloATE ==t= =~ ~,;;;, L U~M~P ~ , , ; R ,;UN :~ O :. F~ M;;;; IN:E:t\ ~ SL:A ::: CK ~ 12582 12673 83639 ~~ ~ I I, ozco9 1 1.2'i20 l ..;6t 8 ; 80975 83668 oZ-751 si•154 20 I oeo24 I 26105 I 27174 ' 1 .2644 I eie22 II 80175 I , 80Z98 12651 1£592 1251'1 I 96~89 1 2750f l 64669 1 26510 ' 27506 I 2G687 I 101 2 1oz o 99 6 95 6 '14 7 97 4 96 5 1 ' 1 11898 25292 t59'1'1 1l h 83902 .! 11549 ~7~95 t' I l 11 ~ORWARD I! I II :·=--===Ii= • ,--· - J 4.076 ' 5 I I 7 2 ·1 96 ',, 99 6 '14 2 fil 9 100 O 99 3 99 8 78 2 98 6 101 7 102 5 73 l so 6 102 8 104 4 106 3 98 2 I I 73 9 99 6 79 6 I ao9aa ao o 11611 95 0 8 3440 80 8 85614 77 6 80086 '78 8 I lf.635 106 1 : 1 2 643 101 2 4 5015 72 5 ~6031 ' ·- ·- - - -84544 1 83314 72 ' 0 23 !I 12532 126~9 12583 101 8 98 1 99 2 84145 80 , 6 1 12660 25625 99 1 98 1 1335 2s296 005~1 ~0429 80Z92 80456 80470 80420 , 74 1 96 o 51 6 52 0 50 6 61 0 60 0 51 3 72 5 7898 3 ~0301 TOTAL SLACK 101 ·1 26264 i 8 3368 96 3 101 7 97 5 100 6 ' 40017 1 266~2 26294 ; 82452 1, 83621 jl ~1444 I1 11559 1 84865 l 27312 1 12711 83475 90 4 96 1 77 5 I 1 22 76 6 1a ·2 79 o 80 7 68 3 102 7 101 3 89 5 69 , 1 75 7 75 7 96 0 e4019 84333 RUN OF MIN E 253).1 1 71 7 73 0 ' 640f;7 83 986 1 08036 11694 25645 8367!3 81105 2714'1 25251 I 70 7 I' 85462 I 20 I 76 8 78 0 76 9 79 0 79 8 71 0 102. 6 68 3 ~r; 4 95 7 68 6 I 83419 834'14 I I LUMP 93 4 ,· 96 7 53 0 50 4 12680 12624 80378 80577 ' 84024 I 83523 Ii e3~59 III a~264 oso41 I CAR NUMBER = ,: === - >===!r.➔======{\==JF,ij"n~~~~f===11= BRO FORWARO .tf {)'7ot) 7~ 5 90 4 80267 19 OIVISION. 16 to~30 t.".- 'i' :-r"'! = -~ ~- - -1915. 1 l·,,:) j tfJ• : WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS DATE MINES u.QQ._2_i-;.-v ·_ 103 2 62 6 204 l �/ / ~E~~ u ~,; if'~j \ :Ii',~; T i1'f{; s.:ATEMENT OF COAL SH~D FROM Union Pu.ci t'ic 1 . -o " To DURING THE PERIOD {;!),'. r. (~Clo Rock S!}rings _ __ _ __ _ _ _ MINES co., rrvm.!I PC. 01v1s10N, :r:iovembP- r 16 to 30 1916..,._ -ft f~:;~ ..:;i ---,~;. WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS NiIM~RER 11---- - - - r - - - - - - - , , - - -- -LUMP RUN OF MINE SLACK I 23 80383 80510 80482 80035 12s11 es200 80529 80452 I1 80577 ! 80486 1 80595 80519 80574 80340 : 80514 80497 e39aa I! 12712 2-1 25710 LUMP 51 9 j 52 Q I 51 6 78 2 100 6 84880 25166 83611 2s2a1 74 7 a5201 52 0 12635 51 16 51 0 52 ; 0 51 16 5E , 0 , 51 • 6 50 6 51 0 77 3 10s 2 102 ! 9 I 20458 96 2 26163 l 2659'1 ; 96686 94 0 96 0 00 7 , I I I ! , 83712 96408 27 99 5 84401 1 102 9 84001 98 0 78 6 llO 0 lI 9'1 8 80486 . 21 a10•1 80216 1 10s 6 69 5 Ii! 84124 '13 l 71 3 eo5os 8051$ I 80574 ' ,• 8044:0 80378 I 805fi4 1 8035'1 80352 00359 fl1755 1 A472.6 25339 '1 96318 I 94 0 104 8 101 '1 t 96 0 97 6 101 2 75 '1 80171 II 08037! 96482 1 25725 I 25134 1 544'14 I I 75 4 70 0 77 6 80 0 , 84 292" 100 6 84510 80592 80560 1 C36831 98 4 101 4 103 2 80576 80584 aos53 , 83066il 8110'/IJ ' ! r 837401 1 I 96 3 100 6 74 5 71 0 79 7 60 0 74 0 68 3 11 2 100 a 70 a 79 2 102 2 97 9 102 7 96 0 96 6 71 o 99 1 84440 , l.02 1 • 98 0 100 6 80. 3 99 o 8'l2O6 2500'1 83640 84742 I 268861 1 26'178 26 842831: 'l 1ie10 • Z'1419 80159j SLACK 68 2 8SSfi0 83964 83288 80005 ~3441 A3567 84041 1 e4os2 , 2sssa , I I 08038 ~21?3 1 I I l!, 27126 I 11379 l! 11108 11 26158 11080 \ 11 RUN OF MINE ===-= , dl== 26 =od!e.=8= o0 =0=8=R5 ~ !,,,==b l ==l,,,., 3,.. 8,. b7,4-;;.3==b ~6=1===,='r==!= i = n,,=1 51 9 I 1 = CAR NUMBER noATE , 1 1 I i ! -il..'l.YG} {j ,c___ll-15·5M - = ~ -- - WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS DATE SHEET No,_..3.,_.;,, __- 78 3 100 o 50 O s2 o 50 6 52 0 49 6 52 6 50 9 53 0 51 8 s2 . 3 77 5 102 5 99 0 77 8 99 5 50 l 52 0 49 , 0 53 6 49 o I! 26435ll . I L-ll--+---!t----;..-1----+---t---+-i---t----11---,----i-,1- t - -+ . ~. _f'ORWARD j\~ I 3864 6 = ,.Jl.==='i•i= - ===f-r===-==t== 1i Ii I , TOTAL 74~ 9 ~=;==·-,=~===--=lto==-[ ,. l. �/ :'.Ii;' ~ UB T0:1 ~);\Q T7i" TO COi,L CO . ,,..-,/ DURING THE PERIOO_ __ _=~J-=-O..c..Ve=f.'·l=O=--r.~X: .::..: c.__ft......:l=..:6:c.__......:t::....:0::__::3:...:: Q:___ WEIGHT IN HUND,RED POUNDlS CAR DATE LUMP RUN 0 ~ MINE ! 5 2 4!: 1 260 4 8 1072 81606 7~• 4 so 4 26785 52 5 96 5 9965 , 07 271051 96 . 0 9 2 10 l f:546 1 25£n ! 92 6 51! 0 51 o 206261 ll 80511 I 80:;~~ I 0~~021 83£92 Il 84715 I 27401 102 5 8:!986 72 9 67 5 73 9 808061 125151 29,1 8906~ 809'14, 26645' ! 80065 12645 80249 jl 8«37 ti;::11 lI F.6180 ; 2606'1 \ 1 12639 1i i~:~:11 !I i 112zs il I 25770 1' II 2605'1 I :1 70001 !1 I' I 1 0·I S· SM Ii J , : 02 1 j s! 20220 98 0 81291 79 4 26654 102 4 '12 2 I I !i l ! I 97 0 79 · 8 I I I I 2s~79 I 1· 104 5 I 101 83 4 94 1 98 , 0 101 1 I I 10 9:-b~ 35· l26i2 I 22120 I , £!7'174 1 17673 1 2553 ! -=,- 96 0 101 l 72 3 104 o 97071 11750 81055 1 80993 96667 30107 1263 7 12658 1 2718 26928 264.47 _ 103 4 100 0 100 6 104 0 101 s 97 4 100 1 95 0 97 Q 101 9 80 5 102 1 97 4 100 3 101 2 110 0 109 6 10a o 87 6 97 5 1• I 1ii Ii •:rn~ 4 26222 ; 89009 8 46 3 9 I 25208 1 81293 27350 , 04427 54098 54166 I 7994; 4 I ! I 'i t : ; i : I I iI i l: i I I I 143 5 I I I i • 1I I ; I I I ' I ' • ==":" , ==r= 4=0=3=5~,= 2 ==t=1 =Ll=_3 = 5= t=~ ; =ff•=r= TO=T-AL= 1f== =>"" · = = r = = = =,= = i = = " i =I=r=~=iL IJI O 1.= ,= -'f;'\= ,,= R=W=A=RD=~~1 !! '1 ~ 71 10 72 5 I 84252 ! , , I I to5 3 102 1 l07 ,S 110 0 100 a lQQ 8 102 3 99 5 99 4 108 6 107 2 110 0 109 ·1 I j : 110 ' O 89 5 98 0 90 1 83450 I ! l l.16~9 1 275::il I 27186 11396 I 93 14 gg , 3 30 I I 92 15 94 I 8 84019 l 73 1 6 I 12so2. 12649 26oe-o I 79 2 ' 100 f O I i 84G69 l P.683 il_ 87 17 1258.9 721 6 74 0 98 0 80175 I 8a322 I r 80532 I r.5399 I : 96156 £6099.1 1I 1---- 29 ·F26225 1 2517 80433 11 ri - NUMBER __ _ _ ~ i l = = = = ! l = = LU=M=l= P =l,= R,.=, UN 'i'iO 'ri FrM¼, ' IN'i'" E ~"'i< S"P.! LA - =i Cce K=t.': '- = = h = 50 6 i I l j'U'• a tr:;~ry • " 191 5 • 1~ 0,',:'> •;I _ WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS CAR ii2 1 1 80424 80596, 11 S LACK 53 6 80419 1 DIVISION, 'I NUMBER I OATJ -=4 .,,__ . _ MINES l?YlT ..I.UG co., T!nion J>UCif iC ~1 a •· a TO '9 ~~ock spr :· ;,:ATEMENT OF COAL s H ~ o FROM SHEET N0.- i; I l �_- / ,.,..• . _ -,l' .,. L___ -- <•·•-,-,· - t, r \'t9 .-, STATEMENT OF COAL SH&D FROM To t1nion r coii l e ::o :: • ~•:w~•: .., T ., ,, ,., ,_ . , -----; • • .. ,, , .. vo :, c. n . SHEET No.----4--• Hook Snrin~n-'----_ _ _ _ ___ MINES co., m::n-;r. r.rr r1 iJO"'.'<mhci· liL t.JLZ0,.,___ _ _191 DURING THE PERIOD I WEIGHT IN HUNCREC POUN DS N~:BRER 11- -- - - - - - -- - - ·- - -"0ATEj LUMP RUN OF MINE I SLACK = II 5802 66 7 E4069 . 85629 81 5 01 l 8-G.lZ.2 10212 10651 ! 10£40 I 71 0 92 8 • ?6 4 83 4 108 7 I 108 7 100 2 108 0 105 ,4 1175146 111824 30 ill OJ323· 84SOS 154Gl 1 3474 69 3 G8 9 69 2 74 2 780G'l 27567 5499 .&l? '103 88 0 74 5 63 2 66 5 i8091 60145 601'lf> ' 60193 601~:o 58 0 C2 6 61 4 90 0 I 60S54 jl 89 7 100 8 90 4 74 •·1 68 5 110 0 6254~ , 65 1 Gl 4 62 P. 06 2 £5 5 62 0 63398 12 034. 40564 ·! 7Ci836 I 443B3 G9 8 102 0 61 9 93 · 6 61175 1 Illf½~i~ 9t1 5 9'1 0 96 9 !:05~9 62 ;~ 60 2 6O526 j J..t679 I 60 9 €4G70 II 66205 I 4 0946 98 l £!0117 380133 ,I II' 18 40404 1=3447 13965 95 2 75 l RUN OF MINE 4-J.<'.!:b ~ BRO . FORWARD 20 ~l 4 S018i:! I 8(0Ci0 17 1 68793 26~07 175623 1 1 8Z851 1 ' 54039 l O'i'112 10556 11 G6 2 97 4 ~3 7 63 0 £0602 19 8S9626 262£0 2t5A~7 55u23 20 ,1 29~78 1 I E6932 11 6(532, 1 1 43864! I. u1120! 11 G074ll '1 1 40~82 1 I 062;5 , 58 07 ' 2'1'1'701 60 , 0 14406 27145 104 3 98 2 25463 I 80252 88660 4231 64 0 65 7 6Z 7 60 1 74 5 99 2 65 6 61202; 3758011 1 59 3 6s6ell I ti:~~I, 104 3 106 1 103 6 72 9 26727 1 II Z7581 1 1! fiO966 65976 102 6 100 6 75 l 25613'· l146<n:0 I ii 61007 . 22 fl4781 04686 41867 231 79919 81388 11032 80Z86l I 289659 8529821 £58781 42670 ! 62 5 62 8 62 4 66 8 69 4 60 6 83 8 60 0 9fi 6 96 0 97 2 104 4 100 8 50 6 98 0 96 0 98 0 92 8 74 2 93 6 69 6 89 6 59 2 103, 2 68 0 I l 4146 2 8•15·5M 11 -- -- -- -- -- - + - - -- LUMP 1 ¾()\~"(;)/ WEIGHT IN HUNCREO POUNCS N UCMAB~R I ==\ll==ll===olt=====r==l=====l== = = -1-=-== 16 DIVISION. TOTAL 7806 5 I I SLACK 11 �/ / TO ~ .. Union t'lEO i f i c •io DURING THE PERIOO,_ __ 1 NJ::ER ---, 23 ll019 £6519 96497 81065 \ 82110 -so O 85 0 I 87 G I s~ ~ I I '- I 54 8 I 25894 99 0 102 ' 2 102 1 104 1 97 1 1 02 3 66 1 ·1 , . 11183 1 70066 ii 62273.I l·I 11023 5 ! i 35262 '1 Ii 1307611 , 63 l 1! 110391, 70 6 9 2. 0 I l I 99 6 I 1 I ' 60173 ' 1 :1 12sg9 , ' I 607111 , 602501. I I 102 4 l I 75 0 , 97 5 1 92 8 i ::, il. ' b- ~ ! 50 5 ·91 6 ,,1 5 I I 64 2 70 0 70 8 7.2 2 '12 ' 1 I 228 71 ·2 71 2 1A~l3 6-u70 70 3 ~5694 63002 70 8 I4 5 69 3 I ii '37940 ._ ,. I I ,·7 '11132 !,' 25716 315621 G15482 337347 1 62622 , 37772 1 TOTAL .I . 71 6 I ~5942 v.:,., ,. I l . 70 8 ~.-cv,7 ! I 52 5 I 62364 j I 72 2 ~bti; I 63274 • 1Z'l I - 62 9 72 9 • 62a4a \I 6~402 I · . 98 0 69 2 73 4 1 61 6 , 3716 1 105 6 1 63 9 G4 4 61 9 I 72 0 1 71 5 1 1• 99 8 79 6 96 0 r.6 3 u 5S 5 25A78 I ~~ 8594~ 11 3604 911 i I l"ORWAAO ,, I lOl 4 . 80 9 I I 1 65 7 69 3 0 GO s1 3 62 l 100 l 11 27 2777::')5 1, 1 2819 :163i9 3 7861 287466 1 1 857531 J 29 77541 ~ 374~7 ':l!sso2 ! 83 6 1 1 I 71 2 ! 66 0 64 3 65 2 ! 139s1 j I 14441 ·! 14800 ! 65 l 84 582 ~ 54 580 I 99 6 I I 8~004 79535 ; 14661 1 'I 60071 60755 • 61269 Ii 61056 1 : 27102 ; !; i' Z7206 ' 253Z6 1' 81020! I 272411 81457 • ' 1 s l 1310911 70 0 II 62 3 67 . 65 7 63 7 I, !37994 67 1 29962 ~"1842 1 l4700 i 62293 37842 )i 330977 326440 61664 I 14 811 , 632so 66 ' 2 66 ' g 50 8 - 102 7 26 395990 6 6:t 6!'5 3 I 26540 1' 26300 I 27o3s 263~8 13945 80084 I o•t5·5 M ! 64 4 100 8 70029 ' ';! ~-,io ..L l 24·1' 62006 7 JL 'Gu; v 11---- - -- - E r-SL _ A_C _K - r - - ' - - - -u LUMP RUN OF MIN BRO . FORWARD 1 191 6. WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS NirMi~R ~ I 103 9 1 i 13908 ! 16269 6404 - 102 9 I 24 1 60991 1 j 44321 5624'1 ,r - - - I 17165 11 ~I WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS l ~IVl~19-t! .•:✓t:~'/ co., l'P.BR/\Si{A, JJover:iber 16 to ~o ____;,:..:::....:...::..:.:.:.;::..::.:::.......-==--=--....:;,..,,c----=--"----- 1~,--- -- - ------==_=_=_~I I I\ LUMP l RUN OF MINE i SLACK jl SHEET NO- - - _,;_ :~..,.o:.=c_k_Sp , ting..1'!-~·- -- - - - -MINES / sTATEMENT OF COAL S H - 0 FROM _ __ / 2o ,,qr: llf".:._; · 1:,-,...:':,.._;-r;_____:: ::i_, :_;.,7 f" 1~: ' .:.,TC ..__,,(...,, ' o..,__·:....:. · T.._ ...... ~..... o ....= 71 3 72 .3 71 4 '11 3 7319 2 ' . ' 6~ 3 96 0 82 ,5 05 6 63 l 72 0 ' : I I I �/ t'orm ou _..,...,._H.._=~..... : _,.;_".._;JT,._.r.-'7'".l..1- ~-~ A.>. :..,__ ..f' T,._,'M_T..,_r_,.__~f-.;,_,0...,A"'-'j'-'--._.r"--l . o......_ . / / B,oclr Dn14i .... ' ft;..•S~_ _ __ _ _ STATEMENT .OF COAL SHf~D FROM / UDi on bQ.C i "i' ic is C TO DURING THE PERIOO _ _ _....,; J,.,.OucV..:.&~1r ...... 1't..fil::_ WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS LUMP 29 630lS l 452771! 13254 3 7859 1 30 , 14462 I 7710'1 18568 RUN OF MINE \ ?l O l _ DIVISION, 191 5 • ...Ii l.'!' ··"1,<-'..,,. ~. lG t o 3 0 /! \-11 { n _/ 0·1 N M WEIGHT IN t;!UNDRED POUNDS I CAR '' == = . ==IIDATEI NUMBER BRO FORWARD LUMP I RUN OF MI NE SI.ACK ----·- - '73 O • 62 3 '71 6 '72 1 92 9 65 6 I 335251 63 7 1120588 106 7 lr::.r.too,;ia ..., SLACK MINES qo.,,_ _ _,u.ij_;.~.,a;B..... :;~AJ:4.S~.. ,r~t'i'--_ __ ~., CAR NUMBER SHEE T NO.- a ,. .___ 98 8 }__,.... I ~~:~~ I 61507 . 769836 25959•! il.48029 I I 12873 h•s9s13 i 29948 1106791 1'1 l:286266 11I l l 1 I'11276~~2 5,,-..7 ,I 8lf46 , 1 50538 17f09 25-1'1 4 i £5504 I 83783 I 11'124 ,860578 \ .1 137363 i I3i7991 I 1115060 ! I I I! ,~ I 99 9 73 ,0 70 8 61 12 85 7 83 6 85 16 62 9 11 89 2 noo 64 8 59 6 98 0 1 84 7 78 9 87 18 107 ,5 103 5 75 O 1 83 8 I r I 83 5 '1 97 8 I I I 62 5 97 0 2784 0 I 1· I I i I i r TOTAL ! f'ORWARP ~ = ==+==.:;=+===+-=1===-~=l==l=ll==!r'= ==u==~=i======r===4==.=IL ', �/ l.'Orm ov SHEET NO.---""--'---- ~T~·F---·'.__..TI.... I?.__ . r;.._J0.....r... 1__._p_·,.,.:-..__;1....·:..... , • ...... t..,.c,__.c.,_ . c... )-·•-T•..___,.c ,...,c..,, 1 .,._. / ~:;.TEM ENT OF COAL S H ~ D FROM _ _ _ _ _._~O-Ol: Union ~ocific •to •1 o TO gprinfj.9..,_________ MINES co., ____C~'~P~'•~o=;,=:~':l=·--·=o~·- - -- DIVISION. DURING THE PERIOD_ ____,,;-""" i (;=-•V~C=r.1=U=O:..:!=' -l=G__,t'--'o=--._ =~-= 0 _ _ _ _ _19,6.. CAR DATE I WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS NUMBER Ir - -- - :j - , - - - - - - -- - - . - ,- - -IIOATE LUMP RUN OF Ml'.:'.:_L SLACK 1~n~ ~:f:~'j )'•~ ,, t:· .' ~ 8•15·SM WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS CAR NUMBER LUMP . RUN O F MI NE SLACK 9\===1:1i=====½l=====l====t=~ = = = = = = =II---. = 17 r 100 5 ; 26118 BRO ' . FORWARD l I I• I I I i I lI I! ii I f'ORWARO 1 I TOTAL =-"''=,111= ==:fi,==-==,==la i === , ==41===-=""4=1==-=='=t1==91i====lJ=====,====r=====t===llb-_ �REC..A..?I~ULATIOH O!i1 C;)A'.•~ SEIPEED F~O:.'I ROCK ~PR IHG S 1-::nms TO U • .?oR ..!loCOo DUHii~r: ~~TI P:E:.tIOD liOV. 16-30. 1915 .. ---- Division I 'Uyorning Sheet l ~Oo ' 1 2 Lur:1:p ?2 0 500l•• Total ' r:iebrtts)!:S. ---l 2 7, 898 0300 7,994,400 ------319 029. 900:1 72,50OIr'L Slac lr 72 t 000-,7' 204,100 143,500 4:19 0 600{..: 1/ 7,806,50 0:r r/ • 319 • }~00 2,784,000 3 17 0 909 0 700ffi Total Col orado ,.4 2 D ,..00;t-t 7 ,o_ 0 7 ,4940 900 3 4 Run of :Hi ne 100.soo.; 1 Gran.cl 2otnl 72. 500-;f 48,939,6005 520,100;~ I I �h ,r m 130 ~ E N T NO. _ _ _ i fl(lli7hq JL!..uQ ' , ~ - .-..... Grs3_cn_ D.1-V-.Ql:_ ·;1e.otrt o_ L:~~ht t!O o 0 DCOo ~ 191_5 T o T HE U N ION P ACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. M A !~E CHE CKS PAYAEI..E TO T HE UN I ON P A CIFIC COA L CO., AND ADDRESS ALL R EM IT T"ANCES TO ASSISTANT TRE!ASU RER. C HEYENN E . WYOMING I I I1 1· Co:z-r cspona_ence Pilo :tJo . 10- 204 o r Ii ' ,! I I I I I ii 11 11 ,I ' :I I lj 11 Spri~s Canl 3ales Il'l I/ II I h,-r.,h)" certify that th~ \tho, c :'!ccuunt is cor r~cl ; h / / (_ j...,< ) } ,,, '-( '---<-7' /" -- - - �,,,,....... AUOITNC \._/ J~i_r--ht 191 r. t) To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAKE CHe:CKS PAYABLE TO THE UNI ON PA CIFIC COAL C O , ANO AOORl!SS ALL R EMITTANCES TO ASSISTANT TREASURER, CHEYENNE, WYOMING r FoR va.1 u.c 0~ co~1 ~. : i J::,_• ) :;:..., ~Go:..;1 ~hiJ)I)9d. .: ::')v. 22 t o :~q-..:.t:.,:G· ):?.:.:,: :·;,; . ;"; ;'):.·r• m-1 :aver. 1mt , divorted 1;0 ~ ::.· t!OH- ·-:-.~.T -_~ ·•:i. : O :-ic Li?ht Con}.X 1l'ly: i' 1 00. 900} ;>l~c1: 00.::.l ' v o.GO i '!O:i." ~~ o fob :~:i.sics ' ,, I I 1' I ,,' ,I 'I II I . - ~~ j I ,.OUNO IN THt~ BILL, 111.t!:lURN tT WITH A.LL PAPE.RS ro AUDITOA l'OR CORACCTION. 1F ,.. .... EAAOIII l!JN lNOELllbLl! P l!HCtf.. "IHOULD DE useo I N' "4At<INC O I L.L S c o PY'INO I N K 0 7 l<;z,.:••1n .-1'.<' . . a £17~ ~./ A 1•1•nov~f:n I Ar<n _/ IMPRe.SSIO N COPY WILL D E TAKEN BY C l!PARTMP.NT MAt<IN O d"iLc.... For th,· Auditor �",1 ,1110 •110 ' c0,-,,"'IN T MENT NO.- __ --~--- ,,,,,-..... I { -e<.1,-T\tRJ;;I) - "' I N O'VEIVI.:3,E R 1915. ,. _ j - - ---· - _ To THE UNION P ACIFIC COAL COMPANY, D R. MAK E C HECKS PAY A ElL E TO T H E U N I O N PA CI F IC C O A L CO , A ND ADDRESS A L .L R EMITTANCES T O ASSIST A N T TREAS U RER: Cl-1E YC':NN E, WYOMIN G -.· 'I 1 •. F o R vc.J.u.o o~ coal :l:-: _; ~: :J:? 11 Mvl ori fti.tm11~ 1,.o:::.. "' • 11ea " t O •• ' ' -, ,·, • · -· • 11 .t, -,Oa 1 v'7 88n U o ...: Q ~ Q '\.(>'-J◊o ~ ,)!:1_>!.L:.Y ·>i·•,___'la. ,:Z,J u:i.._ 7 ;,, l:!:v7D •·t. 1 91~>. ~u.t ,liV{•rt•:-:il to co.:J!:lel"ci::l 11se3 at ... "l'".,..,...l.V;; llt:> i rr. \;""-s.::~ ~ - • ., Ju•--'--'--•w • . ,.,..Y, 0 94.390i; !7:tt :;or-<l. I \:2~:;;5 ~:e:c:, ~ o :~~:Jb ~:ine s Jv-cr.t ct .,. . oint to ';;t :-.c:i1 ~ocl \?RS ~liYc:d.,;~:1 ::ill l~_n!:o" ccill e ction f o:-:.~ •i;iw vultte :'>f·t11c coala II L 1· ·I For authority for price charged see Corrsp. File No. 2-353. II I li I I ,I I I 11I Ii - -- --=cc.-=.==-==c::..:::."'- lOa.09 I ii .. . ·-··... · r I~ l"O UNO I N T HIS !'.JILL, RE TUR N tT W I TH ALL P APE"RS YO A UD1TOR f OA COR R£C·T ION . I F ,a..N £.RR,~:. O R , ,.,,oE L teL E P~MCIL. 'IH OVLO ft £ U Sl!D 1N MAKING O fLLS. IMP RES SION COPY WILL o e T AKEN SY DEP A RTMl!.NT MAKING B ILL coP YING II""' �AUOITNC, To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAKE C H ECKS PAYABL.:: TO TH E U NION P A C I F IC CO A L CO, ANO ADDRtaSS A LL REM ITTANCES TO ASSISTANT T REAS U RER , C HEYENNE, W YOMING I II • j For authority for price charged see Corrsp. File No. 2-422. lj I ·!•' .. ,I �Standord Ferm 60 DURING T HE PERIOD I ' CAR NUMBER DATE -- - - DATE1 SLACK RUN OF MINE ' - . ,~r;: . . .' I • ' .\ r, ..L. •' -_ ·,. I - .... f. 1:5{!~!:. f lf: er; e~.~ l I ;.: n:~-:~; J f:~tJ(.V · ... ..~ 6 t: U,: i 1=r.': f0 11 t.-~., ~ ~ r, t.:1 tiI .l.!1.--f:',._t.., ft:-:- ~ ~It. 0 ~t' L , I ~!: ... -•.· . ':' If•11.:. 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":!.: ; llu ~_\ I ~ll,l~~ I' (f.ti 8 r;: ., .,,_ f.- .., €4 0 "' (., r.;-;t•~.. ,I .• 4-.·•,,'t-1 Sf; ,2:Dfi~~2 4.!JS4"14 40il0 7 ltlfJCtl :~~'77~)~ l(·.1-: 'J 1. (-S1,;--~ J ~1.~1.et::~ t--~~ "· Ll 79 fn. c I 81 3 I t:: f' ,. .,,,. '<) ,~0 / 4) (l·~S:!""/2 1 ~· -j t ,. ,, ( •• I •. . •t • . I" "" . , . , J...t...4! !... ( ,i I! I I ·, ;;.C.-.,.; · , • .-,c, __ . .. ··, - ~ •t 19 e.,;.,: ...•·· • < • • ,,. , II I l ,i ,r,r •""! i .... ' -· '!:!!JU I !~.-·''t, t.-.. !) i • () i t!5!C~ 11 I SLACK -~~·mra·1 6~555 I e.- RUN OF MINE LUMP FORWARD 18 i;, e1 4. t BRO ~ l........ · r,. :, ('.n ti "' Cr'\"" • ~ . v ..... . 1· ... CAR NUMBER I I e:~ t:.. 'C: t'\'""'1 ' .. 4.. . .... ...... 4) WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS WEIGHT IN HUND RE D POUNDS I LUMP 16 0•15·5M . - - 60 0 - �= _ / ~-------------F ■ orm-60 Jf,i( , A ., .. , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Staudord TTT""~"T S T A TEM E N T OF C O AL S H • : ~- ~ O"'M - .....,._~ 1:0TCck~: ,..,, . "n• SHEETNO.a ..._ !We: _ _ _ _...... __,.;i"'J.·P.~l"~:l~IJ?~ ,-.llll• .....- - -- - - -M INES ·•=-· Ll .Jo CO., _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ OIVISION. DURlNG THE PER IOD -~~ DATE l CAR NUMBER WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS lr--- - ----,---- - _J - - - - - - - -11CATE 1i == = 1 \ = = = = ! l = = I.U = M=P ==l=1 R UN OF MINE i Z4820 1 I 60212 \ I 2,210 4511'/ II 41~81 i Z4758 j 52 9 I 62 2 77 2 '75 2 I 80 9 71 6 1\ I I l 24 l' is10949 2&X~8 I11 1 11 11122'1 j 1 ;,1 80f.45 I 9021 i :1 i ~3 1 9'1 9 • e11-:;6ll ' 21656 6~520!,1 E232411 '1 £0280'1 1\ S8Sl5j' , 60'1'15 ,i 9E7141j 1 i' l41513 ij 11 78641 '1£0903 . 75532 ~ 14959 I ! 11966 1 I 26 ' 10182 I 1 1 I: '13715 1 '13ll lli 100Z6 : 1 14:39 I 'I !~r 'I l'U,711! ' Z040~ ~0704 1! 1204'190 ,i b 1Z48 I l , 33712 87500 11 6019a 1': f 3'1208 : '1 604.~l , Ii " !, l'ORWARD ~r 1, I I 6'1 ' 2 11 29 I 1£~£4 I, 83 s 94 '1 GO 2 65 6 83 6 83 8 61 9 06 ; 0 89 ·7 107 2 81 5 6'1 8 80 l 66 O 110 0 110 0 92 8 I 10!! 5 j iH' j 70613 1 2 ~~~8 -1 1 1~7~9 1 1,.4...,3 n l 37621 i II 144~4 11 ~8053 i 626~,e, I: 11 I I I I j '18 2 81 4 8G 6 j 97 4: \l1 I I • 1 14045 5 I! 1:1 -,°""..L===·- 72 9 m; 0 60 4 I G'1: 9 fifi 7 1 82 2 85 5 82 8 66 ol €4 21 01 8 1 8G 7 84 2 81 8 83 l f 83 l 85 8 87 6 I ,II I • 70 9 I IIII' SI.ACK :: : so=~5l 30 eo310 ;I 19477 1 6222.7 I 1 '1.0489 I 1ioo1 -; 6~116 14482 65.'1B3 ! 1 6f.H58 'l 13477 Ii • 1S4~4 ! C287? 85 2 I 65 0 , 109 6 66 'I I 62 '1 I 65 o/ 10, 1 85 0 79 7 1 81 7 78 8 j 1022 50~'185 3890/1 11601~ ' 69Z01 j 1 I RUN OF MINE l t== B ;, =; vr = F3 = ~=W9 =A8 =3 =0 1= = . = = t =!,,..-,... - - , . ~ ; ~1 11 96 0 66 s WEIGHT IN HUNDRED ~ ou--;:;;;;- -1LUMP 1 106 o 105 '1 60 4 l 150Z5 II SLACK , nl-...:. = = = ,- - = - ·- 4 ! ~ ~ 11 23 \ CAR NUMBER , I 1 1 1 I1 I I 1 '1 TOTAL ==,rr=~=,==~t====tr=+===ff===:=F==;=c=+=~~k=h~ - l �F,,rm l!K' r. 191 i) AnnRf',, T o THE U NION PACIF IC COAL COMPANY, DR. W.AKE C H(::C KS PA'r ABL:: ,o T.-<E UNION PA CI FIC COAL C O. ANO ADDRESS A L L REMITTANC!a:S TO ASSISTANT TREASU RER. CHEYt!NNE. WYOMING 141.100_.> Lt1:1p 3'i .661,500;. --~ .,.~ 3'!4, 500 •. .i:nt . "'I .. 0 11 -·-1 n2 Guo ~ :n :1c!c •• ~ f. if t r}s , -?oo : "·i nes II . \ o __ Q 030 -~ IJ ,. I! n If ·1 II 'f !I H • ½a,: luct a.ocom1t r,oo:r r;TC!)~~tion o? ~oal 1 oe.de<l c.t .JoliD.nCC : :i:nes Oct . /\-v car 1915 : ·,:oigh t n7 o CIQQ"., ,r CJ~ 76709 zm s:;4~91 () 55,100 .;.s J illcd - 1:'.t' 3 . J OO} ;~nt :'.s ,;ori-cetocl - ~ .. 1 43. 000:; .:;1 075 po~ 2 .. 125013 Coal ,.; l o f m }1el•1:~ _ __ 1 _ 1_ 0_ .,_ 8_ 3_ , _ __ ..,;1;;;;"' ,;;;·::;..;o;.;3::...;;; 0..:;.. ;_ R .. : : . , For authority f or price charged s ee Correspondence ll'ile 2-353. I: •' t l!:""jll~r;" • I - ') ._ ..,.. I Cirnn•T ·11, ,., . _iCll00 the I APPKO\' }!O" ii . · ,J ,. I' ! i I, UND IN TtiJ!I UILL., R~TURN IT WITH ALL ~,4~C.H5 TO AUDITOR t'OPI CORRe'.CTION. p ,..N (:.AROfll IS ,,~ OE:LIOLC J,lt:N C I L SHOUL D D( U SED ,,., MAKING VIL.LS IMPR£5SION COPY W I LL ae TAK€1'4 OY D ePARTMBNT M AKING UU.L . ~nPl"lflC INK OH H is correct · v ~ �. -,.-/ ~- -" - ;•rm 50 ·-- --: - "·-,, TO union :l'u.Oirio ;L, ?: o 16 t,...:. ~o 0~ ~ -"----- • - - RUN OF MINE{ LUMP I 204l4 25239 I ll03'1 2'1019 26677 1 12619 84526 84231 11 84581 ~ 12651 1 2616~, 12668 82951 89054 1 I 99 7 1 81 0 77 7 61 3 70 1 1 i' 1,543 l I 77 l 97 1 I 100 5 i I _ _ : ~ OltWA ltD .., 1 i, I, 91 7 90 8 10 7 s , 90 l 91 4 1 . 74 5 1 75 l 69 'l 104 8 96 2 90 2 60 7 70 6 77 6 73 5 79 3 100 9 94 8 09 0 102 8 89 6 100 S 98 'I 78 1 71 4 96 5 106 6 96 1 102 5 1 2585 I 1 £709 8-1593 ~ ·, 840!>2 25706 ! .... <> u e ,.." •· '''·"4 •I P.73A5 80160 I 83384 r. • 27509 I . I 98 3 94 7 89 6 106 2 I 12657 1 84677 I I . l OP. 5 I 20071 II I 101 2 70 1. 1' 7Z 6 I I I 26324: I 115~1 10:! 9 100 1 • 8~495 r 96 9 i A44::59 i ~6560 ~ 72 8 I 101 g E2988 j; ~ I lOZ 4 75 5 I 86 7 I OZ'15'1 , 11£.3 1 84416 f 5141 , 26<.09 1 11577 ~ 8094.6 1 84.441 I a9 a I 12689t 84.646 I I! o~oga i,1 I 95 8 1 e(873 1 . 8Z824 I 1 0400 II 8S'l40 ~ 1263 1 1: I 77 5 840 P.5 • I I 104 6 j 10:-; s l :_616 11 83707 ~ 19 l oso10 !1 , a::;999 , 89 4 1 =- 921 2 80000 I I 41:?3 1> 106 1 100 6 1 O,?G~ 88 8 91 1 86 4 89 8 91 7 90· 9 86 9 SLACK 9'51lr = 89 5 I! 08 6 l RUN OF MINE 90 7 26127 1 2666 jl l t5£0 0803-1080~3 .. ,.j-6 II 79 5 72 5 95 9 12676 1 11 1 271 4f: 11 , · 1 2517 , t l t 687 I 12660j l 1 2sa3 ' 12623 I 20,331 · 77 7 81727 8·15· SM 74 3 26876 11 93 9 74 5 1 ll892jl 1 1 ~0 ( ~ ~• j 89 0 102 3 1 2546 ! U~669 ! 12704 11596 ~ 26367 83648 11 25531 I ' ✓.1 """'.-: i .....,1. • I:=' 93, 5 108 9 80099 59 3 lj 83945!j ,1 18 95 5 ' LUMP - 1 26?,9 90 ' 5 t II 8l350ij 83452 10478 84 54.3 A3844 90 2 85 1 I 8Z69l j 17 106 5 1 8Z823 ii 82584 1 841791 h 8f6,10 I •I CAR NUMBER DATE! 95 5 I 92 7 I 109 0 105 3 80074 11 ~ 83898 I - -191 D • -· ~ I 101 2 ! I ~ - - BRO . FORWARD 101 l ' 100 " 1 MINES WEIGHT IN HUNOREO POUNOS SLA;.;-~- - =.---,.. II 12514 1 -• - SHEET N0.- - WEIGHT IN HUNOREO POUNOS CAR NUMBER I Standarc - co.,_ _____.,lc.. Y..,_ c,"}T_._TI.,_,U. ,_;_ _ _ __ 01v1s10N, DURING THE PERIOD_-=a-'O-'-VC -'-',□ =0.:.. ' ~.:..!_~..;;c.__ 17 ...,. __ _ - Heli~oo - c,.__ _ _ _ _ __ STATEMENT OF COAL SHlao FROM 1s - - - - - -- ------; __:::~ •• Pi.~T '"'r' ., • C IF I~ COt..:r, ~ fi. DATE - - - _• I I , . _, 4173 5 I I oi a I --==--~ I 8566 4 TOTAL ~5 8 ~3..- I J J '= ' �~- --- --............- -~ ..._.. ----- - -- -- _/ co., OURlNG THE PERIOD . I RUN OF MINE SLACK 95 0 26641 84081 12510 97 1 I ~ I 23 91 7 81 ' 1 74 ,9 89 16 79 8 69 6 78 2 77 4 74 4 79 5 99 •6 97 9 1 , 8Z'l60J! i 81282 20086 1/ Ii,, 70088 1 :1 11164 11 26526 22 1 10£73 ! 90 1 104 6 101 9 11sia l l 101 7 94 2 I II 81ot4 1l 1 Ii 83371 2'16os, 1 7fl 9 76 O, 033£4 1£6~~ 75 4 1' 91 8 1£514 , 1E54S ' 0~ , , 89 3 0Z400 85492 76 3 1 72 A 91 3 014~0 01 0 73 6 103 8 91 0 98 , 0 102 5 102 2 77. ,, 12571 l ZoZO 1 2618 91 1 91 0 101 4 102 l 76 3 75 0 93 0 96 8 76 l 89 0 74 4 89 4 96 3 91 - 6 92 3 11591 ~3285 12548 80992 1£67'1 26604 12516 l 12668 80 7 ' I 88 4 l.1725 I I 93 0 103 9 8 0 052 1 I I -==l:==-=11= !~ ="O=R=W=A=-= =o=t,i= , =~~i= 4= 0= 04= 4=tt===;=-9=0=ct= ·1=fl"= rT =O=TA =L==tl J 89 8 83291 78 3 79 2 i ·- ~-= 90 'l 100 1 2513£ 273911 84105 95 .4 74 6 74 3 54 8 ,· 8016?, 8~887 j 24 j f,QOAII 100 2 98 6 73 3 264=:61 267'14 • II 858~41: I: a:31401 8S961 89054 '! 800'14 1 83 ~07 I II 8Z598 tl '1 8Z515• 73 6 81 9 73 3 98 6 98 1 68 0 100 4 26615 72 2 75 9 77 4 78 •2 72 0 103 1 I 83980 ! 64 lp7 80265 8Z627 11205 26572 4628 27165 25278 1 91 1 2012'1 8f062 1 8~190 I • 70 4 I 20304 25519 , 107 8 I I' NUT 92 2 I A30~A ~63712 10G7G 54612 26379 98 9 • SLACK 93 9 I 82816 1 97 ·5 I 2s6s1 1 F MINE 0~1 ~ 94- 'l I 26561 91 9 93 'l 78 4 82544 1 20115 1 ~ l = ,Ar, 4 I 64401 93 9 ~!i~l IaII 83753 82346 1 ,, 26214: 2.s201 80 0 ~867 ,I 83 266 ~ 83393 8 I 22 7Q 6 11 I All.. n, ll=B = R=O~lj;. =F= OR=W=A=RO = r =~ 71 •7 10798 I 83350 ~ WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUN DS CAR NUMBER LUMP 71 6 84133 11 83653 80E27 ·,l 25892 2'14E5 ; 84498 26174 _I-•· i.'}.TT - ___/ -IIOATE 89 3 1 1 - =--=• ==•~ 19 \ 10633 r:-YOIHllG --i WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUND~ CAR NUMBER llf - - - - - - , - - - - -. , - - -- - -LUMP SHEET No.J . .q____ o!v1s!..$!':!.ir . r.:: i•:o•: ,.,.r.1bor 16 t~"""' o_3_0"-_ _ __101 ti ;n_{)j { :U J To union P.ac ific R . :{ o I Stopdard Rel i..,;mg=e,__ ___ _ _ __ _ __ MINES STATEMENT OF COAL SHI-D FROM 20 - -- - - -- ·- --- ... -- _ _.. ....u.;;;:-lL.:.J::O:~ r _~G r;no CO..i L CIJ. ,.,,, / DATE -- Fonn 60 : '== 8= 04 == 2, =:c:1=;==8=9~ · 8=1"'18 = 3~ 1=11=: t==t=I �/ 1·1Ti'l' m• 1 (' •. I NJ::ER l t - - - - --,--- -- , - - - - - - , -- - -IIDATE 1 LUMP RUN OF MINE SLACK :'.U2 ~ 2'1337 l 1£6'16 89 6 I 12714 83679 89 1 8~664 08034 08043 0803 9 80107 2678Z 6Z64'1 261 8408~ I 84488 I 8'10761 ! 11:i:1' 25462 11, I eo292 96 8 74 , 7 93 , 5 94 ' 2 I• 103 2 104 11 102 4 102 3 25933 84265; I 843471 ! 83788! I 8417~ 847061 r 84592 I :~:~~l I I 83545il 1 83201· 1 25940 I 27~04 , 27 11 84713 1 26648!j ij 84~25i• 1 257471 832-16, -1· , 8Z29Z ., 08041: 080541 80109j, ,] • 8358Z\I I 82890, µ, I 71 7 101 6 25448 1 95 l 71 8 8 Z816 71 3 9:; 5 I 71 5 I 75 1 1' 73 2 79 0 100 0 1 £7113 ' 81025 80 4 90 0 1~!591 92 9 90 8 l }.;684 12666 1 81, 2 69 , 4 97 8 126~2 88 5 91 2 1 2651 !1 96 6 89: 3 12566 ! 126~4 84468 11683 65 0 88 7 76 2 72 4 89 6 101 2 103 0 25222 103 4 94 9 84'1'12, 90 2 102 6 97 8 11888 ! 11364. ! 96 0 99 8 95 2 98 2 g7 6 73 9 68 2 70 8 '11 4 69 4 75;: 72 0 I 4120 'I e~soo : 105 2 84597 1 102 2 11144. 25596 ' 94 1 809?,8 P,0209 96 0 69 9 96 3 104 8 268~3 81367 I . '14 4 105 '1 A4218 i TOTAL 'I II 103 4 84842 ; I, 90 '! 90 0 102 4 93 5 100 4 1 26l~ j 1 2667 84677 11213 29 a-,- 79 6 82256 1 80000 1 97' 1 88 4 ~4 73 8 83621 ~3980 1·· ~4 179 I 68 7 104 4 412071 91 0 90 1 90 0 _I LlUT 53 0 83452 103' 7 I 11897 II 842E5i'! I 94 6 SLA~K '71 5 '12 8 Af400 8S4~2 74 1 4 RUN OF MINE '[I 77 2 75 5 08035 89 6 8001'1! I 83938 90 5 25209 LUMP 12586 89 2 1 1;681 12687 l 1Z6Zl WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS CAR NUMBER 12706 12507 97 4 95 , 2 78 0 84450 ',', 27 90 ' 0 I - 8•U·5M BRO . FORWARD 9tl 6 lf520 -=-=- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MINES Union ·~acific :~ 0 l7., WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS DATE SHEET N0.- - -3 0 CQA,·. (! 0.......... <,elip.rme .,,, / ~TATEMENT OF COAL SHla:O ,FRO~ TO , , !J! H' I n 63 I 0 8307 2 n .. n �.I Slallcaro Form 60 ~ ,_,, rw~ !!"/TC!1 , ·~n'I:' 0 0) ..L C,!l. ✓/ STATEMENT OF COAL S H l - 0 FROM TO J?e1-l r,nce Uni on -;;>aoif'ic R .. .Ao ..cc 4 ~0 - MINES - CO.,,_ _.... •·rv .....,....:.Y.....i _,_ T...,_H'-"G_ DURtNG THE PERIOD-_ _ _-1,!;~ SHEET No.• - _ __ __ OIVISl~'h0.i u.f,(• ~ h.er-J.6-to-3~0L---- 191--o. t t, ~;, { ;! ; • 8•15· SM WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS DATE I ~ N-7:a"ER I ! ' - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - OATE 1! LUMP RUN OF MINE SLACK II =!l====lF==.....,.=!;======:1,-===-=!,1== 29 8375411 30 26836 8575lr 75 3 , 75 3 11 8~4 7~ ' 1Z64:8 I 76 2 72 9 90 0 I 838141 I II 80257 ; 74 0 91 5 93 3 a, 4 azGssl ,a 3 11 a41zs 11 I 80I:27 !1 r s119'jl 81887 I 81583 I 12673~ l a2074~ a1z15 r 97055, I ' 12510,l 90 4 91 ,4 I I i 78 4 71 ,5 91 0 11 95 8 ' 79 6 75 3 75 4 911 71 e : 125311; I -=!==--ll=:c' . --====--!l==....,.~==--===+-==--4-==BRo FORWARD 74 3 1bi : ~ 12678, I I I ?.107 ~ ~5 a I 11 ~ :i 'I I '• I l i I' I,, I, 11 SLACK 76 a :~g~:11 ;I RUN OF MINE 76 l 26050q t 20445~ I 12sa21 ij LUMP 76 1 e4144j1 83496 WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS Nuci:aiR II 11 lI i 11 I I . TOTAL �ouRtNG THE PER1oo_ __ _ no•,1 ~rnbcn6 NUMBER - - HOATE 1 17262 i----1 1 e195s l • I 26873 j I 80987 l'l '1· 70036 1 80952 - - . - - - - - -- 1 a2 6 1 I '18 o 115411 11573 104 l 102 3 97 'l 1 I 26562:; 11 E426Zjl :~i~,I 107 1 107 l 104 0 104 0 90 : 5 96 7 69 7 98 4 104 0 II1 84281 181 26548! I 84696 I 25656 1 i 27378 1 i a9141 i 10'187 ! 25586 26644 1 1 84440, I, i7344 I l 11 , 203011 1911 6l6lll f 11326 I.: 12546·1 I! 2,e1a2,; f, £577R, 1 1 11616'11 /: 4.4509 ·'1 10740. 1 e11oi1 llt60• I f.6990 1 1 , 84:~6 ~ 5E48 1 20 !1 421'1,58 , 26502 81079 22 I I i 26094 26370 1 10776 1 84747 I 42112 1 64722 11074 04701 26074 264'11,ll 81168 ' ~m~i 257031 231 AQ892I1 25077 j 402531 81724/ 81732 96a6zll 848471 ' 84051!' 82-3P2; 102 9 I 54468 , 26247 ' I 10 9 I tni2 84841 , ½gg i I1 8-d8171I l, ~o~i;;;;;Gi ~; : 'I 81424.I WEIGHT IN HUNOREO POUNDS CAR NUMBER LUMP 99 3 &'J 99 8 lOB 6 ' = I' l~~ ~ I 27089 I 84258! r- 75 2 91 7 • 98 z ~ !57~:; , 1 • 105 9 I 11.200 1· B·U·SM SLACK-==-;.===II" = 95 8 !I 2691'1 " - RUN OF MINE j ==11, == = ! ! : = ~==1 ~ I IGHT IN HUNOREO POUNDS I CAR DATE to 30 108 9 97 l 94 O 290553' 241 11351 94 4 104 3 67 6 96 6 26150 112".16 26559 10218 1 I 96 4 1 Go o 98 Oj 97 8 72 5 I, 94 2 79 6 98 5 91 o 103 3 70 1 '17 8 11388 66 3 92 8 100 5 91 8 104 '1 103 3 , l56l2 21909 122'78 I 88 0 109 8 I105267' 39(2 1~ 88 0 I 5977 '18 6 27 11oza47 TOTAL SLACK ,137,,1 5 166 9 84 9 98 3 79 6 95 9 95 9 78 9 99 l 100 1 95 1 110 ol 10'7 7 90 8 ' 87 8 • 95 6 1 104 4 : 101 6 81 o, 103 1 1 97 5 9"7 Gl 76 4 1 107 0 1 '78 1 80 6 79 S 78' 0 100 3 67 5 97 4 81 5 95 8 9.' I 2 26 339273 1 a4745 700B5 29 157326 11 118749 lGG 9 RUN OF MINE 97 2 i 101 2 95 l 100 1 �ITovnsb ci• lG to~~3~0_ _ _ _191-6.s, DURING THE PERIOD WEIGHT IN HUNOREO POUNDS NiI::ER !!--- - - - , -- - -~ - - -- -1 LUMP RUN OF MINE SLACK 73 29 504291 839'18 11 278678 ! 26260 70 6 88 8 61U41 65215 I II SLACK BRO , ,· ' f FORWARD I I 100 'I 97 ' 0 2£>41~ 84764 1 61611 1, 84'157 54677 1 67 1 96 1 94 2 100 2 101 8 I 104C5 2oa94 i ! 251081 I RUN OF MINE 93 l 103 2 59 _2 ,1 6 68 4 76 7 278'/02 ~4509 I LUMP 84 0 11621 I WEIGHT IN HUNOREO POUNDS CAR NUMBER - = - = - = =n==11====~1===1:=t===¼c=l1 ====1==p=-= -•= - 91 8 62 9 104 l 18,~l 25513 t 82.505 26891 30 8l ~ CATE 100 'I 1806 0 I I I ., . l I'I 1 I i 1: 11 I 11 j Ii 1 ,.ORWARD : 1• TOTAL 1==-+.'=-==-=;·ol=1 - ===r==='ft==tt===tr==-:==r===;==,===;c=f====JL ,I ; =="'=t,===!+--=ilI= �1- Staodnnl Form 60 ,>,, t! I F TU "' -.:>ac i -;"' ic ::; e ;, SHEET NO,_ L _o _ _ a el it:.nce •' - -- - -- - - M INES STATEMENT OF COAL SHt& o FROM TO UDi on VtJ,:,."l., vO. co. Q DURlNG THE PERIOO_ __ C Q:::,o::_\ ) 0 DIVISION, ..,:; f \ {... '-'rt. - }Lt-:-;l~Jt) l,ovcr1bor 16 t o ~O,- - - -19~ __._,_-"'-"-.,.__,_,=-"'=-=.:::c.....:::..-=-~ D 18 5 M !I WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS CAR NUMBER DAU\\ 16 \\ 81081 l '7 1194~ ,11) 27352 I 1125e i LUMP RUN OF M~NE SLACK i :ITl'i' = ~ - • ~"t.~ I 72 2 26946 I I I 95 0. 92 A 94 () I 92 1 25760 1 II 27~57 ' l 1! ! LUMP RUN OF MI NE SLACK I I ' I I I I I 96 6 23 \j' 84.392 1 27 .26625 1 88 1 ,, CAR NUMBER BROrr- FORWARD 94 8 I 92 6 I 99 8 ie 1 27390 , \ WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNOS OATEI I I l l' : 96 6 734 3 -68 1 I I I 1\ I '1 II ; I ! I • 11 li I I' ~ 1 I' I I I I ! :I I . ri ,I I ' I I I I ·' !l • I I I I iI I I I I 11 l I I I I 'II I I I ' jl I' 1, I '1 I ! ! I ' Ii I• I . I I !j I I II ·1 I rII I . I ' I ,, I • I I I P'ORWA"D ---==-4.•:--r- '" I I[ I 1: ,_ , TOTAL l ' �': •• ''\.C..'.., '- ft n .... I :,'- : ,.;,, R3CA?ITUL!.i.T I01i o:? :;0:1-1 SHI .?.PZD l!'ROI~ i{!•':LI AliOE .:i!H:~S ~o UoP,.R.RoCOo DiGI;-~ ':T~ ?l:U0D HO'!o 16-30, 1915 . - - ---,-!>ivision &11eot !Joo r;:,-oning 1 2 3 4: '.i?otal lTeoraska I Lump r-- Rnn o:f m.ne s. 565,400-J 8,042,100 8,30'1,200 2,107 ,4:00 53 9 000:':',. : 53. OOO!J l Total Grand Total 1 88.10°'~3 I 141. 100,~~ 1 B3,100J 94 ,800 Slack 95. 800i,~ 89,800 95 ,800 27,022. 100:::.___ ~ 77 , 900} 281,400~i 8, 033,4:00i • 1 ,806.000 166, 900/f I 1 0,G3 9,400J 166, 9001.J 2 O:>'.!.0:1.·au.o Nnt I - - 96,600) 734.300z.1 ,. 7 • t),. 61 • ,r,::) 00r.'L ., 3 74, 500# 1182, 600{!: �DEPARTMENT No ··- - - - - · -- ....... AUOITNC . - - To THE U N IO N P A CIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. -i-- - MAKE C HECKS PAYA BLE TO THE U NION PACIFIC COAL CO . ANO ADDRESS ALL REMITTANCES T O ASSIS T A NT TREASURER. CHEYENNE. WYOMIN G !I i'oR ,I For authority for price charged see Oorrsp. File No. 2-449. I I I I I' I ., ! r :,I 11 I I. 'I CPEU: T T<i :i:, i ,I' ·I I I ii .:z l o h �Form 50 ,, ,,-..._ S HEET N0.- - - - r---,.._ • ,O.!.l '\..._,.~,._._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M INES • 7- .... • STATEMENT OF COAL SH\__ ED FROM / ~ Stondord r_ To ~ou t hern ?ucific co.~_ _ __ _______ _ O IV ISIO~. ·~~ :»!( . '"') OURlNG THE PERIOO_ _ __ :;_O_l"_O_t'l_.b_t_vl_~_l_ i_i_ i _0_ 5_0_ _ _ _1915o '"rtf:~ · D . • Ji • - 0 DATE I WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS CAR 1'1 18 19 20 £'i'3 9'1 81-6~4 94 6 I 72 15 £:5128 £614 0 26506 91 0 04 l a~u,s 22 I E5~~1 89 ~ 110 77 £6971 87 6 8'! '8 DO 'O 08 3 89 7 ~o 0 90 0... 89 0 89 2 09 0 86 4 89 9 90 0 f.6086 26 II 9~085 II '70013 I 1 1£1'1 II 2ooao ,i f:5626 11 :..5l0 9 I F.'/ 031 t9 I ::1~z, .. 1 ! K I 88 'I II 7:;oeo 1 89 5 n I P,;Q ! b.... s:<D ( •. · o ..., 00 4 i I E040:31 El~ 1 I Ii '2.C75~! I &7 0 ;I I ! I I i I I I I I I I I I lI I I I l! ' I I I ! I I I i I I I II I I I I I I I . i l' I 11 l I I t ' I ! , 11 I i ! I, ·1 I I ·I lj . I 2280 g i! ' FORWARO I ~ 11 S L A CK I i 5G8J I, RUN OF MI NE I BRO! ?l ·4 ~ ~~... _ ,,,..4.,. I L U MP - l I a, a £4 1! £6312 , RUN OF M INE L . . :~ 91 6 re 11117 ,i:7 WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUN DS CAR NUMBER -ATE NUMBER LUMP .. 8 IS SM - 11 I, •I I !, j, I 11 11 I ' I FORWARD !! I !~- l; I I I! ii !i il 1! ! ! ·- ----- __ ..... -- --.__ II : I I TOTAL --- . _ _ I . _, -- �Fm 111 l:IO ~PART MENT No. _ ,-.J< 1u.1sTEREn 1~ i -~ -: -.r.:::.l2ER 1915, l j To THE UNION PAC IFIC COA L COMPAN Y , DR. MAKE CHECK S PAYABL E T O THE UNION PAC I FIC COAL CO , AND ADDRESS ALL REMITTANC:!S TO ASSISTANT TRl?:ASURER. CHEYl?NNE, WYOMING h ] J _ ::n..71) s. ..,, r~>. .. ;"\00 ., . 1 • -~-:.. u ..• .. •.. "°- -C ~.. .,':;'0 \f '1: ~ , ,,, .... c •-...c, !:.:;;-.:...., M ... 0 ::.:'ob. . ::\ !1.CO " ·1 n !! I ,. I I !, .1. For authority for price charged see Corrsp. File No. 2-449. II • I I I I b I ·1 I I I I• I h,•ro,by ccn ifr I! Al'l'tlOVH J)' ii �Standard Form 50 SHEET N0 ..- - - STA TEMEN T O F C O A L S H ( E D FROM _ _ _ _ ____,Ti.-.01.ie.n{J ----..___ _ _ __ TO •~outhcrn 1., i"if:l:fi c _ _ M INES c o.,, _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ 01v1s1oti f t{1l'··•...-lf[1\ 5 ouR l NG THE P ER1OO._ _ _..... ;;'""'c___,_'¥-=- P-= r )=b-"P.=r_,,, l =G_ t-==0~ 3=0_ _ _ _ 1s1_!_ 1A'l , ' ;, 1, \-; . 1 - ~ • 8•15•5M 25097 l.1171 RUN OF MINE j 2681.4 92 6 264~0 87 3 70080 11~51 18 19 ' 11504 11880 \1 r:5133 2'1101 84779 20 7005£ 10390 104. 2 89 6 89 l I 98 G I l 25592 £4 1 25850 I 26984 I ~71~1 11 1168'1 , I 84672 1 012!:.7 1 26 1 269p9 l 26613 ~5240 26898 1 27496 • I I ' 105 5 103 9 97? I ' 11 I' I I t 99 6 96 , 5 85 9 ·72 0 91 ' 4 90 7 89 8 . j I ' 90 ' 1 86 4! i 107 , 0 I 70 6 9£ 3 91 0 88 6 89 5 • ' ooll 81114 1 21zo1I 89 7 100 3 125<.3 0 1211 0 r,I Ii I 93 5 23 1 81041 I FORWARD 101? 99 14 92 ,8 10•'c; , ~. 2'1000 270719 25734 29 I . BRO ' 91 7 ll.524 I 11915 E2 !1 SLACK 94 7 89 8 I 84-5'1'71 i RUN OF MINE 88 4 94 8 I 27042 2'1i62! i r L.UMP 80 2 26226 tV075 11184," 84482 l SLACK 90 l 91 4 7S 2 814.86 17 CAR NUM8ER ATE LUMP 16 WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS WEIGHT I N HUNDRED POUNDS CAR NUMBER DATE I ' 70 0 ' I ' : 1' I I I I '! l! l ' ! I I . I ,..ORWARD =-..===!1 : TOTAL. I • I i i I I I I "" �,- G.~i .~:..'1. ;~10 :l._~ic I{ 8 {;1,-. rlc:RRll 1 , :.1~ 1ll"O :t:: ' .) o 0 l NOVE.7i,t BE~ 192S. } T o THE U NION PACIF IC COAL COMPANY, D R. MAKE CHECKS ?A'fA8 l..E TO THE UNION PA CI FIC COAL C O , ANO ADDRESS A l..L REMITTAlsCCS T O ASSI STANT TREASU R E R. C HEYEN NE, WY,PMING 1' ! ~o • .. :;o:?.1 6lc.ck I ... 0 ,..,,. ' _ o t) c) : ..1.nes oZO I! .Sf! 0 95Bo1 , I ~Oo52 For authority for price charged see Corrap. File No. 2-353. II I ·1 ' i' I I I. / ,, UNO'"" THI:) DILL RETUON IT WITH AlL PAf-'l!ns To AUDITOR P'OA CORRl:CTION. IF A'N ERAOPI O IILU' coPYl,.,c;. •~t< ts CR INDEL-1 "' P & NCIL.1HOULD ue IJSEO IN MAKING OIL-LS . IMPR4SSION COPY WILL OE TAKE.N UY DEPARTMENT MAKINC BILL F or lhc An,l i,,.r �:".1 --c;.;. Stll!ldard Form 60 ,,,,-:. --=-=.:·: 11~:""0;j Tl,i (; Tj." 'fC STATEMENT OF COAL S ~ E D FROM _ TP _ SHEET No.~ l......._~- - ___,,Il=L=nn=a;.___ _ ____,.~- -- co.. Unlon pac ific B. :t,. ~-Zf>lG ITG ~ --- c1v1s1ON. ;ic ,;enb~r J.6 _t,,_, ·o ~ Z:..0 ..' - - - - - -191- 5 , 11 DURlNG THE PERIOD _IL - CAR NUMBER I WEIGHT IN HUNOREO POUNDS LUMP RUN OF MINE! I :- 97 o I 9., t} 16 180615 80804: I I 80812 8 0725 I I 80692 I 56 8 52 5 68 8 105 4 72 4 70 °6 804~2 '18 6 ,1 80715 181 80859 ~0666 I ~0797 00682 92 3 '16 9 I lOP 1 96 4 91 5 93 6 80800,1 807581 ii ,: P"ORWAAP ~ I 110 0 '15 5 eoc;s6JI 1: = -- I 96 3 00~68 80333 80611 I 106 8 79 6 ' 80786 1 ~4649 e4722 64673 1 8?-602 83326 80540 80426 80317 102 5 98 4 96 8 75 4 110 0 79 2 l'l 'l 257tl8 1 76 9 ~4275 106 8 102 9 808!}4 1 97 1 80648 1 806051 808:::SO 80685 84521 26194 54 6 80853 !t I I 68 6 56 1 I I 80931 80757 80604 80924 08070 80696 00784 TOTAL l. ;. • 0·15•5M . . I SLACK ··I I 9G 6 96 2 100 1 103 1 76 9 ?6 2 I 93 2 91 2 69 4 87 2 78 2 102 6 99 7 105 1 102 7 108 3 105 9 101 3 68 0 75 0 68 3 75 7 73 '1 69 1 101 2 95 4 91 6 95 6 98 2 96 3 101 7 101 4 96 9 97 1 106 6 75 4 77 0 . 0.lE'l 2 ,. 93 6 80912 1 80764 1 806~6 '10 ' 2 80594 90 6 98 2 91 7 100 4 92 4 99 2 84342 80404 80586 ; 1 80-!09 i IT?r2 91 ·9 80875 80878 ! 91 0 80570 80578 1 RUN OF MINE 8083 5 I 1 II j. ' 90 l I' 80149 80148!' ~11, 8Z492 ji 2'12Z9 ii 808(9 II Ii I 90 8 89 1 86 8 H 84.C49 1 II I 99 : a 20218 80870 80773 80890 52 l I 803-"'1 I 80646' ·1 804691 10£30 251461 l· ao109j 11 05'71'1j 1! 807221 I' 80909 l! 97101 ,, I 80660 I LUMP 80£68 75 1 II 805'151 I ~6 9 1 82 2 81 6 I ,: ~S5 Ii 17 80676 00623 99 , 9 72 5 80701 •i 80714 lj 80699 ,1 I 96 8 95 9 ,t II FQRWARD 91 7 96 3 80768 80753 j 80744 , 80651 80832 80777 eo7s2 i,, 80€031 ti 806271 803?51 11 80872 I I = BRO 7 -· WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS CAR NUMBER DATE SLACK (Y1;·7~; 11 ~ -- --, DATE MINES 8513 5 I I I I I I I ,..._ - �Sto.odotd Form 60 :::'E-~ UlU:vIJ v:..c T.i•' I~ C0 /1.L COo ., Bann.a STATEMENT OF COAL S~EO FROM TO 2o SHEET NO.- - - --- M INES WYo:n_ rm_ _ __ co.,_ _ __ __ Union pc.cific .::. Ro OURlNG THE PERIOO_ _=n--'-o"..:...."...:....: ·'~t'l --'· b_c_r_;_lc.....G_;_ . t_o_ ZO _ OIVISION-. ] t, r.'·?,'~..:••1 'l _ _ _l91~ Jl a.,_;,/ !J LUMP 80597' 80485 18 I I I 7:3 0 1 o9 2 27288 84529 84276 2538'1 26949 27402 96 4 91 0 100 9 87 0 102 ,6 101 0 1· 8428'1 ij 25100 83964 i1 84688 101 5 9:3 5 ~ 2'1105 1I 812601 19 l 105:;21 ,l £728'1~. :1 96 l 80780 ! 8074611 I 80844 ,1 S3 5 77 8 /i ":1 80801; :i II 97 4 68 5 98 0 78 1 70 1 81784 818431 81516j 77 l 97 3 25638 1 971041 '75 'l 99 4 101 6 70 7 65 2 101 6 97 6 104 8 80640 101 7 106 9 84 9 103 1 97 8 101 6 96 9 97 6 72 2 71 6 73 7 80368 '14 6 ♦ 70 0 70 6 i I 1 ll=c 98 5 100 4 103 3 I ~0426 89 0 Ii FORWARD I• I 811 80333 4351 'l l I• - 94 4 I 101 7 100 4 80772 806~2 A0.404 805A6 98 6 ., 80'150 , 57 7 101 3 94 0 10::5 5 98 2 80645 96 8 I 808(3 1 67 5 70 7 54 5 I 110 0 71 1 80643ii 80602 ! 73 2 802l6 80857j 80678 00687 80908 I 80628 80799 21 80618 80769 96 0 .I f:51901 1 1 284 8Z056j ~ I 69 6 20[,}:ll 99 2 203151/ ' 841~4 1 101 2 63 6 99 7 101 5 25846 461011 49 3 74 9 25523 76 4 96 7 110 0 78 4 112541 'I I 67 5 l! 8~856 1 11 8~5'/8 I 54 9 272421 84428 ! 83 7611 2696'1 1 110 0 1',I 8 ~530 '1 ge157 80409 80570 80578 80442 80575 80347 80594 ?.0175 27202 11 27387 1i 104 ·2 76 2 25785 26536 1.1:151 rr 56 5 ~1528 1 • SLACK 80:375 80911 64250 1 68 5 81 8 92 6 I RUN O F MI NE 8054.5 55 0 70 0 ' 83497 LUMP 80469 80794 1 80871 1 73 7 rr=,- WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUN DS CAR NUMBER BRO . FORWARD 19 97 2 80544 l 80379 I 80:377 08048 II: 80930 27106 I 27!396 I 7 99 '1 104 2 103 •9 80302 1 I 106 7 104 0 I I SLACK I '70 0 104 0 26304 I RUN OF ~INE . I 80422 I 3 WEIGHT I N HUNDRED POUNDS CAR NUMBER DATE il 8•15·SM - ' 8f98 6 TOTAL I I I �Standnrd Form 50 '.::HE UNION -1?.A.G..IF lC_QQAL_QQ... STATEMEN T O F C O A L S~EO FROM Bnnna TO Union ?acifia ;i .. ~ o co., \7YOUiliG / / / SHEET NO. M IN E S D IV IS ION, DURING T H E P ER1OO_ _ __,;=10:;....-:._· c= .r.1:.:..: ,b:..:e=-=r:.-......:::l:...:6~ t-=o--= :5-=-0_ __ I WEIGHT I N HUNCRE C POUNDS CAR NUMBER DATE LUMP 75 4 i 71 4 9:; 6 I I 80831 -~ 80798 I1 80856 96 6 ! ·1 80640 •! 80925 ll 80735 97 5 1 1 1 ·1-=-----r-- LUMP BRO . FORWARD 80368 803Z:-3 A04B6 A0545 fi04';.69 60485 80422 22 I ' 107 7 ,: 25357 97 1 66 8 66 1 64 0 70 7 100 '6 83 l 75 6 97 0 j',, ,1 ,1 8409q 8Z697 83749 26323 I:I 1oi93 'I 8l'i41 II f6615 I )1 Ji 25579 ! 26£50 1 Ii 25E60 11 26870 1, 70084 ! f 2l,,1 80f 9 ~ ,: 01s,1011 ii 97111 1 81!?28 1 I '1 26516 11 f=707e II :1 2~205 80544 1 !1 11ez5 . 11 80015:l 1' f' e2926 11 27 - ,, J,.-::.~ . . .. 1: 264€0 1, eoG~4 · I, €01F.8 ji .I eo54,0 . I I J l 1219 80716 I 80811 I 'l'! lOC ., 103 7 63 7 lO!J 9 • 81 3 105 5 109 0 1 10 0 71 7 42ZG 9 ii l"ORWARo li 84773 100 0 !:>n "-'l!A 'I '18 8 80863 23 1 80864 I ' I 1 inn A l 100 o I 8 0 705 8 0743 80804 8 0812 80'125 8 0 768 8 0 912 08~ 0 80899 ao703 TOT AL I I 'lz al 10:~ al 103 5 1 100 l 109 5 96 7 I 11526 80798 ~ 080{l9 • 80749 27224 I 96 8 75 9 I 27217 j 84 0 7~ 0 81 0 84 6 69 9 1 ',1 26~37 1 27<l68 97035i 109 8 69 2 I I 80831 80871 , I 9i:; 3 1 aoe::;2 80Gl 6 ,I I 101 8 ' A0656 807'12 I 98 4 100 5 , 99 6 1 ~5 3 1 I 00648 95 2 109 1 109 2 98 2 I 1; 00615 69 0 72 3 80969 1 72 5 'n1 o 80828 6~ ·1 I '12 0 70 6 50 3 806GO I 100 8 , ~· 57 9 72 2 55 6 97 0 SLACK 81 •7 74 4. 52 5 00409 ti 82644 • I 83637 I 8~028 H 8077 1 1 80 8 80~75 80668 Ji. ,7Y..; D -tl I\--- B•15·5M 4235 9 eos77 87 5 92 1 102 4 106 6 i 80706 i 80379 87 6 eoee6 -. ,..,. ,,')' '" '"' ...') ~ 'r. ~ 1 I\ ' RUN OF MINE 80302 93 9 8 0 606 191-5. WEIGH T IN HUNDRED POUNDS - I 88 8 80792 Ii 80807 ~ CAR NUMBER DATE 78 8 , 99 0 ! 80 6 16 :1 SLACK I 80883 I 1 -I 80~17 20 RUN OF MINE I 3,,___ _ . 97 1l 98 5 ' 81 1 '/3 5 101 8 103 9 103 5 I 75 7 : 79 0 77 6 79 0 73 0 98 9 95 4 93 6 94 3 ··-- 88 9 '13 6 73 9 75 7 es10 g I I 100 el I -- �- Standam Form 50 : 1:..: UIHOD P..lC :unc COA!, co .. IlD.lliW. STATEMENT OF COAL S~ED FROM TO Union pacific ::. H o co.. ll I, DATE JI \ I CAR NU"'IBER -- - - RUN OF MINE 1 SLACK I 23 1 ·l 80932 806'17 II 80'186 II 808'15 ·I 805'101 80578 ' I 84501 84505 1 II !' 80708 80898 I 85.243 ·, 80900 ! 80853 ! 80699 1 80832 I: 80575 95 9 95 2 74 '1 • 80611 93 ' 8 94 4 93 ·0 1 I: Ii ao:;47 80715 1 80'164 I 8 o&s6 1 I . I aoe9s I 91 7 90 9 106 7 103 0 102 2 106 3 105 'I 102 2 8072211 1 !1 80674 : II 80902·! I I I II I A0890 I 95 7 4413 31 ' f'ORWAIID I 11 I 80870 80773 80800 I l 08067 80809 TOTAL I I I I I I 101 2 72 1 I I ~3 7 I '16 8 II I 75 3 57 0 50 5 66 l 103 0 9::S 6 80758 806E3 I 107 0 80638 80602 I 96 2 98 'l 72 9 808'12 I 80685 I i i 94 4 80799 I 92 3 ' I I 26 ' 102 8 106 0 100 8 80545 80469 80485 I I 9? 5 72 3 80645 80759 80379 l '71 7 95 7 80618 P.6304 27402 1 803681 80422 · I I 97 4 806'18 : 80857 i I 80302 90 4 Ii ao794i" I 80843p 80642•1 ; 80791!1 ., 809091• ' 80796 I I 97 8 96 9 106 0 95 3 89 0 90 7 80911!, 84 2 100 9 100 e 8{601 , 94 5 104 , 9 73 3 j 806'13 84293 80288 . 26a31 2411 80651 , i 80744 1 80753 i 80'114:1 AO'l97 1 270111, 2567011 8Z007 ! 26756 1 971011 2668711· 73 1 I 96 , 6 69 9 70 7 77 6 11209 1' I 10() 8 805~4 11 80426 ~ 70 5 71 , 5 97 9 SLACK 99 2 ' 80544 1 00540 96 2 ~1 •113 5 96 9 72 8 60 8 7'r:, 7 102 ' 9 91 2 100 6 63 'I 96 '1 RUN OF MINE ; 98 7 99 2 8059'1 I LUMP 80675 80017 I 102 2 I 'I 80"109 96 4 84368 84528 26501 102821 8:3288 I 80734 80795 80657 80710 57 6 78 0 72 1 103 ' 6 10;:~ 3 84389 '1 24 100 3 80442 ' I BRO . FORWARD ?7 6 !36 3 7? 7 : 95 4 WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS CAR NUMBER DATE -· 806?0 MINES WEI GHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS LUMP ~ Hoveober iG to 30 DURING THE PERIOD .. SHEET NO.- i7YOfJ rnG j I I I 91 7 I 91 5 89 0 94 6 I' 97 4 100 2 94 0 94 2 76 5 I '1'7., 8604 6 I . I = �/ r._-._,,y..,_,,;~0...... 0~AT..._,~i"-: ~':;: >o~ / / S14ndard Form SO .Ji•~ - 1 ·:'~:,_....1. 7 ,,J..JJIc:..: r:.1.:..;-....:.. = .i.:P'-l..iq_ n ..__:::,; ,~;..:.,. : .a. , . ll""''"' STATEMENT OF COAL ::y-PED FROM _ __ _.... I..l.!,~ • c..:.~• !e!!"'-'<~_ / / TO I lf - - - - - . - - -LUMP 80692 80'101 . , 80148 80333 1 80594 80426 • 80831 80798 80883 l'I 8022s l 80780 08068 l ao774 25531 :' 27202 I I 70007 I 2'1317 !,'I 1148 3 l, 80839 :1 80789 :, 10242 l, 54402 \I I 9os1s \ 80409 1 I 80570 11 80682 11 ,1 80931 1 ' 80'15'/ 80604 ~ 80924 Ii eo6o6 1 I 8065'/ j 2'1 ! 8072'1 11 e4 '159 :I 11 8088 6 ~ 80706 11 I 80~42 jl I 8069'1 ~ 805'16 8054.4 ~ 80095 JI ,, Se842l -.~= - - - ;;o • I &iii i I LUM P j RUN OF MINE 20204 I ~4.3 08 , l04f;7 11 98 6 9" ;., 6 I 99 9 84451 80791 107 6 1 97 4 eoaGs 84530 108 6 26s36 100 "' 102 3 I 80909 1 54 ,4 60 3 95 7 91 0 93 5 9~ 9 22 ' 95 8 l~~ g 101 7 93 5 65 3 72 3 71 7 75 6 56 P. lOJ 7 I; 4297 ,9 104 '. 5 25561 ~ 291 803'19 ,• I 80545 20534 00616 80871 11. 80844 80801 I' 80777 I .I ~g;~~ 008!59 80792 80771 80743 f\0856 A3116 25832 54050 84705 8 4672 TOTAL _ I I I 1, II I ~~ ~ ao377 I aos40 I 80302 I I 94 2 72 2 i 80368 1 II 54268 I 56 ,8 =i "'=- I 98 5 1 I 94 •6 94 8 7b 8 77 4 76 2 94 5 96 2 70 9 96 8 25113 u 27462 • 1 SLACK sos I I :gg~: j 88 o 0 1 \gt~ 90 ,, 110 0 P'ORWARD I ~~ii~ 1~ I 75 16 10,; 6 97 ·5 ~ 8526111 ,r SLACK 6077 0 \ 80905 80827 80760 8 074 6 80488 8064 2 1 1oz o 101 5 t 25(85 l CA~0 NUMBER 98 9 I I 94_ 3 I 104 7 72 7 74 9 7E 3 72 2 99 3 76 4 10s 2 103 9 104 .6 26288 - -~ ----- 711 - -- W-,EI_G H _T _ 1_N _H_UN , O_R_E_O _P_o u _N TO_s _ 1I -DATE 78 7 94 6 11 608c5 I RUN OF MINE , 1 80633 Ii ] o - i- -- - 1- - i! g 80698 I co.,_ _ _,_[:.!..:)Y~O::.!;i_lI;:.I=li~G ,: _ _ _ __ DIVISION,_ ~-1'-l ~ ,;; ,n1·· 'D, / l' n ovenber 1 5 to SO 191~ 1·~ ;J ~ 6 :L .,s.,M DURJNG THE PERIOO_ __J__~:.2!...J=-.:~-"-"~'-"<----- union :?ac if'ic Jo WEIGHT IN HUNOREO POUNOS CAR NUMl!IER .. 1'1 - : - - _ MINES - - -- DATE 26 SHEET No. A, .:...,___ _ _ __ ___:. I I 79 .9 a1 5 'la o l 97 3 \ 97 9 '\82 l 57, 9 I i! :no o 99 0 97 0 9'1 5 94 6 '/5 3 I I :~ : 98 1 98 5 92 1 75 '1 99 4 71 4 102 0 84 '1 103 4 107 5 8480 ·7 i 169 3 �/ ,,,,__ __•.___,,,.lf ·-•-..-r,-· T"' ...,I -... " • .... CO.~ 1.,;_,;,.a ,,,.._J__ ....1c......:....:•=~- -- •'1'~ --'-_,..._ • ...1L..a.J • ,.,. •...... , _.,...,,;.. / / St111dard •. Form 60 SHEET NO- -I! u,,- .,,, . / STATEMENT oF coAL 4 P E 0 FROM _ _ _---!.J:E.w.an"n1..11E1a.~---, il~- - - -TO 'Union ~•. ,1i-!'lo ' , 2~ no,wnb nc , to !30 CURING THE PERIOO·~------.......,__,'--'......LJ.......... . . _......... 6 _......,_...A.4-_ __ WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS CAR NU"18ER DATE LUMP RUN OF MINE I - M1NEs r,......,, ?,., ;:~ :·• ,:ii.. 191-.J-o!! c n_ . WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUN DS CAR NU"1BER SLACK - .:,!.;_·,;-.;. ._;. . ,o,:_.,._r.. _Tiu.;}G,.,_T_ _ _ _ _OIV ISION, CO.,, _ __ _ - j LUMP RUN OF"11NE SL ACK =tl===IF==== =li=====-l===:=:-=- ~ t - = == lil =-=4l==-=a==l~ =±=tj=m~="~al===r- 80S1'10 80655 8064.0 80544 80488 80442 80333 11 80597 80575 1 80469 11 ~ ~6697 l.0762, '1 27341 1 , G5673 51 8 ~6 6 I 94 2 I 98 5 73 5 71 ' 8 58 2 60 2 91 9 102 8 80656 7'1 6 103 'l 80772 98 0 95 ' 9 80875 I 80611 l 80715 ! 99 8 :I I 100 8 102 6 1', :g~:: I. ,l a08a1 80'1981 ~ :g;~1i 11 1 1 9e ·o 100 3 80908 I 80706 80545 ', 80540 • 80886 ' 96073 ij 84628 84389 ,, 96 8 79 1 104 7 103 3 107, 6 60 8 1 80 0 • 93 5 79 3 • 8~688 1 106 1 107 4 102 1 10'1 1 115551 ,. 84266 ' 103 3 I 84603 1' 80368 80763 81 3 '13 7 I 102 9 I 96 8 79 l 101 2 84480 ' 30 805941 I' 80426 I 80:375 j 80648 20155 80302 I'1! 80 3 97 6 80409 80898 1 80824 •£i6 9 (} 107 7 99 13 98 ,0 1 8 4754 FORWARD 80805 80764 80636 jl 80673 1 080?,3 , A07lS 59 7 96157 1 e3717 1; r 99 'l '11 i 30 75 3 2 7309 1 BRO 65 6 '12 5 1 74 4 70 5 72 7 I I l 100 0 I ~I 76 8 103 0 98 1 91 3 75 1 80 0 5231 0 �Standard Form 50 novenb ~r 16 to ~10 O URlNG THE PERIOD - - l LUMP RUN OF MINE l I 1.G 1 8~510 II- 8-4554 25022 1 \ 26099i 25399~' 100 g 96 0 105 l 1'7 \ ;._'740 4 ·l £555ol 99 7 I 843tl 11 54774! 100 10 94 2 1.599{1 102 0 1 l 97~21 101oi1 ! 73 9 96 3 I I 968641: I ll~O'lli . 1a1l' 10-:;801, 11 5~506•1 I ll~C~ I! 96582 96064 19 ll 54090 221 256'7:3\ it 73 0 91' 7 94 9 02 8 79 0 88 6 II 84749 I ii :rl~~! I - It 97 7 78 2 06 H 76 6 54039 10'7 4 1 106 r1 97 s , 82409 I 26663 I II' 25'1£3 1'1 84571 270'13 ' A4432 84506 11479 I 10242 5~402 I 11164 ·I 26604. I 01066 , I 96908 .I 27175 I 27311 9~ 6 92' 3 I 85 0 ; •1' 81858 ~30~7 , 30 I 102 1 84.806 : I I 96 0 54571 I I 81 4 j 75 0 58 l 102 l I sz 8 104 , 3 104 8 9'1 3 • .1 05 9 106 9 93 0 102 4 101 0 96 9 7!) 2 7~ 0 100 3 110 0 7889 '1 . I I 1oz a 94 2 83 95 5 l 4£";10 8 I -' I• 25'180 I 81083 54018 11 S6'129 1 27404 Ii 69 9 ii 2663.'l i' ll 81'159 1 k 99 5 80 0 9~ 3 9? 0 101 3 23 !1 84G3 1 il ~ORWAIIO I 81 7 ~5242 253:t2 27265 96 _5 ~50'1611 I I f 92 9 I' 25Z4t ! I 26~56;! 'I 2742'1ji 25612!: 4510 8 102 8 101 7 102 2 SLACK 97 1 11 •I ! 84522 29 105 7 Z7199i I' 262S61 I t 76 9 !1 26l.30, 25827\ ,, 't 101 7 76 5 I I 20355 1 96087 26489 ! 100 0 104 9 102 3 81 0 I 1190711 10007jl I 105951 I, ii 26 27 101 l 101 9 2723'7· 2560711 RUN OF MINE 964:31 80, 3 97 , 0 97 ' 5 I I LUMP I 11844 }: 5091 I 80 0 lll 9Z 9707'?1 I 23 94 : 1 1058:1 I II 98 0 I 20t.8~ I BRO : FORWARD 00 O i 1 99 8 ·1 10,118:• CAR NUMBER ' l 105 1 96 4: j 8·15•5M WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS ~ 1 \ 81.5551 . SLACK nr.y--.n·•'}.JU -- DATE! 104 8 1.01 4 1 \ 84.'126 I r 'tl._f: ':,~. / ,, ::. - WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS CAR NUMBER DATE - I ' ! II : l I TOTAL 11 I II . T ="' �I o:' .;1t:r., :;~!.ili">~•:D !,'Ro:: Rii~;11A ·:!;;Bs To Uoi'o:l .. :IoCO o Jj3E:~ .~:!:7 ::?. il!OD ZO'T o 16- 30 0 19150 3~C.AJ?I ~~ILh.~:~.J;, Slc.clc Division 1 s.396.600 6,31 0 , 900 4.: 5 6 8, <>04,600 8,480,700 5. 2''->1 0 900 0 I Total l- a . s1s.500: 2 ,,. 1 ______;_..___L_'_ eh__ ~_ _ a_s_:ku. _\_ L 1 ___ Gr o.ncl Tot nl 4 7, 5~0. 200; 270.100; ----- '7 • G69 , 700,f (j5,429, 900] 270, 100} _ 1_ __ �.. ,, ------- --- - -- - - -- Ferm 50 ...,p lo r'"' 7·.· 1,:-p·cr. Y?.·~ r .,10, ~o•·r ~ ii SHEET NO.- - STATEMENT OF COAL s ..l-...Eo FROM GU!!?be:.·ln ,,___ _ _ _ _ _ _MINES ----- :'.:; .Jc CO., _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ DIVISION. 'A 5 l~ \F f)-;"J•-4 _. {~ 6 ~-li_0_ =,_ DURlNG THE PER1OO_ _----""E'o_--:_or..;.:, .'.lb _ r:r_ l____ v _ _ _ 191~ ~ ,{ i! , '' I DATE :J WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS NJ::ER l t -~- - - - . - -- ~ - -- - - r ! -LUMP RUN OF MINE • SLACK --110ATE • •• / I 1 WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS NUCMiiR LUMP = il\==-==\l:======lF"===l=====¼== = = i = ===tl~ .l:===91== l6 0. 666,57 68938 I 550734 20640 20754 ·1 20128 ·6'1656 &5860 I 651S7 28698 240051 :34841 • 55403 ! Gi 0 80 ' 0 4 6272 1 lI 45882 11.193 1 8923 1 6018 1 ao111 106432 125618 I i o211 . ~0086 Z0399 , 1 2 651 1ail 340(.4 1009£:; 18583 1 10~Z6 1 200406 1 ,1 35908 ; 1 ' 121985! I 20513 1 I 64£56 1 200901· ii 25922; !: 267231 11 25400 1 I 90 10 82 '3 80 I 7 62 1 0 1 I. I t ! ! 4:88~2 63 6 105 o 106 ! 8 107 9 9265 I 6s11s 20057 25562 11585 107 S 106 5 10 7 0 10'} 2 10 6 6 108 5 66 1 j ' 62 9 65 1 s9 7 104 , 8 103 ' 8 109 1 61 0 79 9 105 0 105 3 108 4. 38099 '10075 202t 8 £5£\M I ,60 0 84762 87 o £0066 104 2 12659 109 3 25903 11214 ~5~34 26045 11875 106 9 110 0 110 0 108 9 20663 108 5 20174 106 0 :: 26686jj J.07 .8 i 62 7 8 ,; " O 92 6 I 68173 1 9 sa., 79 4 80 4 106 8 .20884 r'OAWAAO ,; 11782 90 8 89 9 86 2 105 6 $() , 264C8 80 2 i' 60912 : I: 1 517~82 200711! 20 20460 1 20-297 11 26451 llll,l Z74A4 8!> 4 77 5 80 5 92 3 86 0 76 !> I 71~ 10 1 I 104 8 10'/ G 1~)6 8 104 9 • 79 0 65 4. 4 r:774 9 1· 1 61 7 105 16 108 3 105 1 107 4 109 9 i' I 4091 0 , I I I 40162 22 ~ V 8 oa120 , 93 3 1 16468 ·1 I SL ACK Rn=l====r1= 109 2 1 06 llt 109 26009 11 75418 : 79 0 1125861 , 1101094 , j 10Z1'7 •7tE 09 f\1691 &) 1- 736£: l I 17 64 3 61 2 70 5 81 ' 3 8 ~ .~ I 26223 llL1_._Qe. o 171181 !3086 l RUN O F MINE F?fl~ ~ U:/1 4,, 20692 203 04 60 916 20683 1_, ,:z<' l 107 30 107 .t: ..~ 9 u ..., ~~ I ~ I s626s 1l 18 19 (j4 0 62 0 106 5 68955 ~ BRO 1 · FORWARD 6 Gl { 61 9 '1500 0 I fl---- - - , - - -- , - - - , , - -, 107 0 103 5 107 0 10s 4 86 ' 0 I 8628 9 I I I II �Slandord Form 50 ~~ --,: r , • !ftt°l''.'1 ' ~ STATEMENT OF COAL SH\._, ·EO FROM TO QrP.g:on- ·'.:t.~llo ~c ►:i, o .~ - I ! CO.,,_ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ DIVISION, '· H o ;/C"vflf:10 t~l" DURING THE PERIOD DATE 2 nn.-.y, (;(L SHEET N0..-.....:..:...•;__. 7 \ cur,bsrl ~md.. ,,_'_ _ _ __ _ _ MINES ·a1 1,' T1-' t : : - 16 to 30 191 \,t,-_,: ' WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS 1 O Nif::ER I' - --- - - -- - -LUMP RUN OF MINE SLACK 6 ...)\ C·'i).; ~/~'!~:;,,, WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS - - DATE Nuii':aR LUMP RUN O F MINE SLACK t==H== = l l = = ==ll=== = ~ O,=(.IIG;o=On~ t = = - " -,= == Jl,B=;=O -=ll= i F=OR =W=A=RD =ft===1 r=lc,=; 1 ,;-;:. :C! ;;;-;~;;,;~a;;;" =i' B~==t,,==t-,===!,I 22 j 67~89 ' 891291 4 1000 t 71000 I I G6 g • 62 S 108 7 20782 I 20250 1 12647 1 63 8 · 91 0 I 10063 11£3264 60554 • 25286 I 85~32 i577475 , tj --a~~'1 6 6MU 2 14725 81 0 11554 11126962 90 o 82 0 126<15 er; g 95 2 11 l 9~68 I 1 20225 : 20403 i [1 20723 I! I 14296 I 9596 I I 11415 1 I 18385 lI • II 20080 !' 2065'1 ! I 295ZO . l , 24 1 727!>8 • 11696 ii 15012 1 ~ ~695 ; ,229Z45 1j I 18810 1 i: 1oz 5 ' 9fi o 5P. 3 GO 0 81 l 117!:47 19190 81 5 61 7 108 2 63 0 81 2 20002 66989 11640 I 98 (;59P6 j 90 0 7248 96 8 91 5 2795 86748 64 2 6~? 0 ' • 105 6 65 0 64 5 64 7 I ~3590 7S276 80 0 83967 75 2 61 0 61 6 65301 I 108 0 l 82 0 91 1 !>£ 4 ao 6 66 O 79 0 Gl 4 74. 0 8~5665 • 26134 j ' 27 108 l 106 '1 27482 20855 , 2oozs 1 117~8 106 l 107 0 I 150207 :2561 1261!3 108 0 G4'163 63 3 G2 4 106 G 106 3 105 3 5056 2609 113e,09 ao ·o I 61 7 I 61 0 105 8 106 l 85 'I 62 8 87 0 I !I i! l"ORWARD \i 107 5 1 3918 60808 1 6L385 ' no o 20864 11 I. EOZ24 :I l'l:-A85 l!1 I 110 l'l 1,; II I: I I 1~8 5 21210 1 91 0 1orr.l 5 "'l l 't. O·g5 I I 1 1 26 i I 10? 4 107 0 68279 ~01()8 2084.5 106 8 1 1 11 I I 80 8 62 4 I 90 o 92 8 106 0 •1 89686 1 '12263 30248 . 61 0 106 6 208:W 204?,6 206eiO £5839 2'1257 I 1£276 . I 106 0 10'1 3 106 8 109 6 79 4 20781 90ll3 84 5 22682 95 0 64 0 80 8 81 15 65 5 63 ,0 63 5 62 17 65 ,0 90 '6 6659'1 ~909 81 5 962~'7 64880 108 0 23 I1 679'11 66 0 27544 I 20491 I 64 5 ~2218 106 4 ii 1 ' 64437 2~ - 12858 ,8 I; I I I TOTAL 71 lG'/80 l i �Slaadard Form 60 '1,\ ,,--- STATEMENT O F C ?AL S ~ TO (.; {'\3, ,., CO a c ucberlanu E D FROM O!' -.: {!0n - ~-= ·.sb o !; o : -; o £: r ~Ti '. J - - - - -- - -RUN OF MINE SLACK I I 16780•1 27 \ 70514 70960 , 104933 8S ~ 12!3632 1 / 70620 88457 90 6 92 6 I 96970 I 25707 I 8:3765 110 0 81 3 I 202ss 106 G 20092 I 20:529 11 :1 I I 8S09Z I1 ~56~1 ,0055 l 20042 1 I Wl654 22~94 201149 210i?6 6 60 4 82 4 as a E?3G9 108 0 85641 90 2 93 4 '7'7412 78563 93 6 7'/078 90 3 91 4 9}; 5 73605 l0'7<JS 131335 1 11rr,~ . 'i00Fl 1 274~7 , SLACK 80 2 106 9 109 8 105 e 9~ 2 l ?,2284 1 2G:.;l6 109 5 90 2 273~6 1 109 2 1 22694, 2 ! :)4. 0 108 0 '?~ ,s 104 0 10'1 !> 106 8 107 '1 92 2 1066'1 ll502 92 0 92 0 90 0 60 7 7~40 50'17 13188 65 0 26076 65 0 107 ,0 106 0 UZ25 105 4 GG310 25816 e 110Ga l 25448 ' RUN OF MINE 1 E0'126 '12424: 26657 · 9:3 B 91 0 12U5 15568 ,•I1 lll.S2 WEIGHT IN HUNOREC POUNDS 82 6 11978 ' r '1 •• t < U -._ I U " ' NUCMA~R 106 0 107 G 29 1'. 72901 ! 70726 191~ 8•15•5M LUMP 50 I 90 4 85 0 - - 11 l~Q,!___ _ _ BRO . FORWARD 8[;. 2 64 2 , 107 0 10? 6 1 63 0 11672 82 l 100 8 1 I ;: 68171 , I 20'169 i ~ l! E0871 ! tOl.29 I r.:o - 94 0 15376 66075 1 26776 i I WEIGHT , . HUNDRED POUNDS CAR ---.,___ _ _ __ _ _ M INES i:o co.,_ _ _ __ __ _ __ __ D IVISI0!\11· .(°':14")'"';"~~ r.; DUR ING THE P ERIOD._ __,,:"" ; 0=-'?.:...;0::.:[2 =.: ~i.J::,;O=-:l::.... ' _,,l ::e,:!6,:___'G ~O ~ NUMBER H--- -LUMP 3a SHEET NO. 11 11252 1 ,i ~ 1921' 42509:! 11 104 5 MO 107 6 108 3 107 6 83 6 80 2 65 4 I II P'ORWARD ! _J ___ ,.. .. 'l• 121096 6 TOTAL ,-=--·==t==----="=t==""==ll=~F=--=-.::_=4F_=~==c=~=F==!==~ L �AUOITNG. Ch~;si:pri~t.!3 9. _:SIY'2.!"J]Jl~ Dec '!_ 3.,.. R&GISTER!W 1,: 5 Sal t Lako Ci ty. Ut ru10 ' t - -~0v~MBl£R 19~ .:_ j 191 To THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAKE" CHECKS PAYASLE TO THE UNI ON PA CIFIC CO A L CO., ANO ADDRESS ALL REMITTANCES TO ASSISTANT TREASURER . CHEYE:NNE, WYOMING I, For authority for pric~ char ged see Corrsp. File No. 2-353. I: I 1 I II ii Sa l es I S l"OUNO tN 'THIS DILL.. ft£TURN IT WITH ALL PAPl!AS TO AUD1TOR roR CORRECT ION. 1F """" enROR A {NDELIDLE P~H ClL 9 kOUL O O E U 9£0 I N MAKING DILLS IMPRESSION COPY WILL DI! TAK£.N BY DEPARTMENT M AKIN O DILL. coPYINGO.!K 0 ) For 11,,. A11<Ji1tor �St4ndatd Form 60 _•:,p ·; ," STATEME NT OF COAL St '- Ir 7()11 l} .~r: T?TC coi; T, <'Go cunB-ra,:Hrn =»ED FROM TO~ n -.'c M 'Cn-- sr.:..0rt T iw=~ ::... ~~ 'I i '...J-" • ......,1,.... : o-"--,'"J 0c;..; ·' r..c. 'll,; -"· '-' :_.cl_' .....;l;:; ;.G _.. _ t_'· o.:___3:;:_0"--_ _ 1915 • ! LUMP 16 I 8•.;l)',6 ''"f?';! , .. , , G ·'- , ., I 201.%01 i0?:36 ;:OOlt2, 1 '?.(YI ::o 171 ::-!057~~Of,07 2()34.9 I l - ........ ,-r- I 20662 2-J'i o4 I l :-::!Ji-;00 I ~OL:.88 i 19 jl ~0f!f:'! c:0~6{ ;2oe[>,1 I I l L08'"/? 106 ,;J 10(:, 5 106 5 109 0 lOG 6 109 /3 107 1 lOiJ 6 109 3 l D? 6 ' ) lOfJ ,~ n~ 9 • • 20764. 1 202001 20164 1 30 107 0 108 7 106 2 20538 1 ' 20719 20600, :Eng586! 5981 I I 124 0 9 6 7210 91 I I I ' I I 1 I 101 9 108 8 110 0 107 l 109 5 109 3 109 4 109 6 109 7 107 0 •IJ, I 20662 107 8 107 !3 108 5 , 1 , 208531 20391 20682 ,· 29 109 9 ' 2211 201.ZO I t 20{66 · ,1 2034Z I 202041 IiI' 12505 1 .1 2070811 ,, ! 2~ I ,,i 82·651 1 I 20647 20545 10/l 0 1 09 G 1 10 0 ...,0 I 12!:'/8 1 ' I 20220 I 12527 20320 26 109 0 107 4 104 6 106 7 107 3 110 0 106 l 109 9 106 J 110 0 108 5 108 5 107 6 107 7 107 0 I 30574 J..09 6 1 II l0f50 20602 I! l"ORWARD : 24 SLACK u.39"'v 12582 20623 20339 23 I 109 4 lOfJ 1 lOB 0 RUN OF MINE BRO . FORWARD 10(, 5 11.0 0 110 0 108 6 102 3 J.09 2 101 () 2083411 12602 1 I, 12szs • I 203921· 23 ; 2034711 1: "1: 20704!11 20219 , !: ' I LUMP , i ;;06H1 l~S::411 I Ii If WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS CAR NUMBER DATE! l.0$ 8 ! 10•7 2 110 0 ,;: 10'1 -~ 10:) r~ " 102• I 20·791 , ~0li98 i 20099 t050~ 107 8 I SLACK 10..5 D ,- ~VV,).J %,J68i; • ' lr; Ct'" ' it.¥••· ' l l ~0'/411 ·1 ~01 ?.3 1a l, 201(,8 :::0010 I RUN OF MINE I - ' WEIGHT IN HUNDRED POUNDS CAR NUMBER _ ),_ ,_________ MINEs .. DATE l _ ._ co.,_ __ _ _ __ __ _ __ _ ,0 1v(~ 1b'if;~ -,,..:"_;~~ ~L DURlNG THE PERIOD_ __ SHEETNO._ : 5139 0 -- _L I I I I I l ' =:] ___ I I ' - !! ~ - Ii'I l, _ TOTAL f I I ~ j I \ - �Stirndur d N0'-1"£11.IBER !915. l To THE UNION P ACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. j M AKE CHECKS PAYAS L E T O TH E UNION PACI F IC C O A L CO .. ANO ADDRESS ALL R E MITTANCES TC ASSISTANT TREASU RER, CHEYENNE, WYOMING ~~!~~} j}2 t ..r.. :'l : ..: 1!{) ~J, !~,~-c~o~l ::tJ'"'4~o :t&·.c.;:;; ~:, tt ~a:1cJ. ,: t;o ~-- . _:o:~o:~ . 3J, :i.;2s ~ 3.u !1c ::.""-.~to : For m thori ty for price charged see Corrsp. File No. 2-422. ! 'I '1 ll .1 ,1 ii I I! • l"'OUND IN THIS 81LL. HtTURN IT WtTH ALL PAPERS "fO AUDITOR fl'OR CORRECTION, ,F AN E:fl f'OJII coP"flMG INf< l!l OR I NOf!LIBLE PitHCIL SHOULD nE USl::D IN MAKING 81LL9. IMPAeSSION COPY WILL et: TAK€ N OY D£PAATMENT MAJ<1NG BILL. �I ,·rm 1:10 -~ 3 DEPARTM ENT NO _ _ __ _ _ __ ------ - ......... ,. l!...H :, - - - - - - - - ------ q __ l f To THE U NION PACIF IC COAL COMPANY. DR. . M AKE C HECKS PAYASLI! 70 ,H::: UNION PACIFIC COAL CO , ANO ADDRESS ALL REMITTANCZS T O ASSIST ANT. TREASURER. CHEYENNE, WYOMING e , 1,-•)M r F 1>H rt • II - 3. I h \, C .: o . ] I _____ .i ,.. ..,. _ ____ _ - - o ,. 1,,. 11 . i II ' ii I " ct I I• 2 •. , 1: . l! .!i I 11 N c",;o" 1!1 ,ovuo IH 'THIS U ILL, AETVRN 11 WITH A t.L P APl?RS TO AUOITOH 10A C O RRe:CTION. ~~YtNG I N K O A INOCLIISLE P CNCIL , HOUt.0 D C U 9 C D JN: i-tAKING, BILLS IMPAl!:SSION COP Y WIU. 0 1!: TAKEN DY Dl!PARTMC:NT MAKING 8ll.L - ---~--------- �!'~r,11 130 AUDIT Ne. 191 To THE U NION PACIF IC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAKE CHECKS F'AYASLia TCI TH::; UNION PACI FIC COA L C O . , AND ADDRESS ALL REM ITTANC<'.S TO ASSI STA NT TRE:ASU RER. CH EYENNE. WYOMING • ... ~ II (' C . C J. ,j .,~ 1, - 1..:>J. ., ... ,j Jl 7,} !½ ... 17, j: ,. 'I --l-. ___!i..,_____ - ii~ I ': ! I 'I I o "' .._ I' I I I I ,I ,j I r-.E •Iv rion,v II O'!t;'~F, ll. l i _,, "-" Jl- J! !I 'I II I: ' II I I/ ., 'II 11 'I / ~ .,l ;jfa,'L S fOIIEi(EEPER. I: :-11::; 1,.1) . -'s:.ZJ - ~ I_ I hcrnoy ccr111y 1hat 1hc: r1ho, c: accouu1 is corrcc1· C t illliT 7 I) ' ·~ ~ ~.. ~ - - - - · APl'J(O'Vf:IJ: •• lj . _.L,, ,,,(.fl --/ . - Ar•rnov1m: 11_______ 11 i'~ - ·- ~ _ f..'!: . •I " -~ V - - ---- ---- A1•pao,·1;2_-z::·. H R7 " ' _ : : I ) CnLLEC~IO~ ~~~...~~•RN!~ ,.;;..,£; QZ~~~ .-- -- ~ N l;IIROA 15 l"OUN O I N THI!) DILL. Rt:TUFtN IT WITH ALL PAPEAS TO AUD ITOR roR COHRE!:CTION. ~~YIN G INK OR JtJDE!'.LIBLE PENCIL. S HOULD D E U9F.D IN MAKING DILLS. IMPA1?S9ION COPY W ILL B~ TAKEN DY DEPARTMENT MAKING OILL - F or 1hi: AtHltJ,,r , �--- St.wdn r d 191 - T o THE U NION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, O R. MAKE CHE C KS F'AYAS'-E TO Tl-IE U NION PA CI FIC C OA L CO., AND ADDRESS ALL REMITTANCES TO ASSI S TANT TREAS U RER. CHEYENNE, WYOMING tiI ! I I',· FoR ' l: .... L, 1 'I O t ,.., I· I·I it ' 1' I ji OJFJFlCE COPY I (;(I.' ~ STOR~)tEEP,ER, l • I i l II •.r, .-? "' 11 J . ;~ 1 I: I' . .1 I o• A r 1 • H o v d ~ : , ~ ~ ~ l A ~ ,~81; _ lt ,I ;-0 OR 19 ,rouND I N T ..0 $ OILL. HE TURN: IT WITH ALL PAPERS TO AUOITOH ..-oR CORRECTION. lF >i,N cflAINI< OR INOELICL£ PENCIL S t10ULD UI! USED IN MA.KINC DILLS. IMPRESSION COPY WILL ee: TAKEN BY DEPARTMENT MAKIHC BILL. r.oPVING- / / ~ Altrl"f;or �i 11t H1 I'. \,I ~ 0 EPARTMEN,- NO.- ~ -- --·----- - 191.S. -~Q~-E~~ ~ _ R tGISTRIIEll ·~ l j n·~···•0•,::) t LJ__ - Auc 1· - N 1.;_~L-~ ~ - f 19 1 - -'· ·~- .. ·- A IHH~E!t~- - - - - - - - - - - To THE U NION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY. OR. MAKE CHECKS PAYABL E TO THE UNION PACI F I C COA L CO .. ANO ADDRESS A LL REMITTANCES TO ASSISTANT TREASU RER. CHEYENNE, WYOMING J. I r:.· I' I " l J.: l,,. t :r C • • I C I I . I I ,, !1 !I 'I / 1 ¥11:<EJl / t)Y I -----=-- / - C11J.l)I r ·1 u 'i .!-- �.I. .l, l 191 • I I Hl<G l:-TERRll ts _ _- - ~~o~~E~ 191: ' A l'JlRIL...:...:_ _ _ _. ...... _••_ __ 1 To THE U N ION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAKE C HECKS PAYASL!: TO THE UNION PACI FIC COAL CO .• ANO AOORESS A L L REMITTAN C ES TO ASSIS T A NT TRUASURER. CHEYENNE. WYOMING - i Ii 'i .l Fo11 I'' :\ .,. III: -~ 7__o__• -r ,:j I I \'I 0 r • 1 ., _ i !! ~ 196 . 51/f ii C Jl L lll"l' TO 600. 1 5 403.64 �. /L I - .... ..,.., , • ~ ., t :;._";.(, •J t 1-... . • . . .. . .. , - ., ·--· - ,.,, f •l t ... • c. c. to ::r. .. . 1c. L·Ja . ?u::-cit..~Sii.l~ j,';Cllt • B u 1 1 d i u S• - . -· ........ i ... ,, . - t ···- �_/ - Form210 1fill Audit NOo 1(- "785 vs V[yomimg Coal 00 0 ( ....__ THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPAN I ~-----I N Jl E P LY PLEASR lt£PER TO OFFI CE O F Purchasing Agent .... ·----- ....... ------ ·---------- ------ -----· ------ ......... Cheyenne , Wyo. Febo 16, 1916 Mr F.P. Briscoe, Auditor :Building. Dear Sir:- · I return herewith above bill,with request that you deduct therefrom ~03.64_.acco~t 1~78# No. 4- Bare Copper Wire. Hard Drawn ;.-~~;.;,;_; ~~r· ~b ret~ned. ./ This will lQave the amount of the bill $196.51.. Mr Brennan, has authorized the return of t he ~ire. The W.Voming Coa~ Company, have promised ..to settle the bill immediately, upon its receipt,providing the above deduction has - --·- been made. Will you please return bill to the Wyoming Coal Co. direct? Yours truly, Attach : :: )r. lc.' t<lv o7rf-.,;,_ / �f\,1m 130 ~ -~~ DEP A RTNIC:N T NO _ _ _ _ __ ---- AUOITNC. ' C ; .I •• --------'-- - - - - - -------. . ' , 191 C H tm 1s,·E1,Rn ' " } __ _l:OVE,."\IB~ 1915. f To THE UNION P ACIFIC COAL COMPANY. DR. MA KE CHECKS PAYABLE T O THE UNION PA CI FIC COAL C O . ANO ADDRESS ALL REMITTANCES TO ASSISTANT TREASU RER. C f1 1?YENNE, WYOMING FoR j I· c · --~~- l I I ·1 I Ii ( ].;r.. .. ·JrJ..~i(11 ; - ., ..,, . . . 4'.j '---t.t1,!.:., YI I!i 'I d :1 II II I I 1. l •• 'l 1: fj . 9 .. .. . I 11 i I ' I 'I I I �S1andord For m \!lO !\~ -~ DEP ARTMENT No. I , ".,• '"lf;O ' rc1 Rs<;1,-.-rERE1> , , l ----- - - -N 01'-"'E!vraER i ~15j .. -- 19 1 To THE U NION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, OR. M AKE CHECKS PAYABLE 70 TME UNION PACI FIC CO A L CO, A N O AOORESS ALL REMITTANCES TO ASSISTANT TREASU RER. C HEYENNE, W Y OMING ·1 I I F ol\ ,I 11 ,j 11 0 I ,~ I I :· .... - - - - - - ..,_:....!?,_ - - - 1: .; "1;1 i II ri I ji' j, ,, I ,, I. t c. H i:I_ �~ -Central _coal & Coke c o., Leith & Perry Bldg., / I Chey..e:ane, rty_o . , De.cember 4, 19 1- 5 Yanoas City, ~.ro. T o THE UNION P ACIF IC COAL COMPANY, DR. MA KE CHE C K S PAYABLE TO 1 ' H E UNION PA C IFIC COAL CO. AND ADDRESS A L L REMITTANCES TO ASSISTANT T REASU RER. CHE Y1':NNE. WYOMING runount of mini□UJ!l royalty for the month of ~ove~ber 1915, on lcndo l0c~cd in section 35, -~up. 19 Uo, Runee 105 ·;/est of 6th J? .u. , at ROck S:prinr;s . ·::yo. . Mine :rro. 2 under lease dated septenbcr 1, 1911. t··o R '1 I $5o. oo# No Coal oined durinc the oonth - See Statement of Central Coal £: Coke Co. on file in Auditor's Office. /I Ii 1: .Aoount shonn hereon is not a final scttleoent for the period above stated, but is subject to rovision to agree with report of Engineer of The Union Pacific Coal Co. after naking curvey. i, · I Aereement Auc1it No. 277. !I,, II I 1;' ,!I . i: I I 1 I 1 1! 'I ,,' ,. t & : 1:r.1~1•~-• C 2-t E.1>!T ' H _-·· J -- ~ Roya l ties Received from T,eo.sed Lande (Ro c]t Springs) ,I I I I 11 ....,, 1· I L- �·J ,v.y •..-io . , AUDIT NC - JL')J ~;;. d- ~ ;i!.) -- - CentraJ..._coal .t: ..CoJ,;:e Co ., Chey_e_rfue, ·~1yo. ,_ DJ~ c em_ber 4_,_ ,9,_ .5 Y-ei th l'c Perry BldB . , . J~a:ns.as City , tlo . I NQ1J~ Iv1.BER 1915. r To THE Ui\!ION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, DR. MAKI:: CHEC KS PAYASLE T O T HE UNION PACI F I C COAL CO, ANO AOORESS A LL REMITTANCES TO ASSISTANT TR!!:ASUREA, Cl1!!YENNE, Vv'YOMING 'I 110 11 1! !{ 2.nount of royalt :r on coa l mined durine t he month of ITovomlrnr 191 5. frot'l E½ of SE~ and SEl of I.ra¾- of Sec o 3 5 , 'fr.rp . 19 !T , Range 105 'Jest o:f the 6th :?o!I. , under leas e d{,.ted Apr. 11, 1907, Audi t lio. 63 , a s pe:c s tat eI.'lent n o:f Central Coal -~~ Colw Co o on f ile . in Audit or's Office section 35 - 4137 tons ~ Sr, .Anount shown hereon is not a f inal settl e tlent for t he ·period above ctnt ed , but is subject to revision to agree with report o:f En.Bineer of ~he Union ·Pacific Coal co. a fter m1kine survey. Correspondence ~ile 3-53 I, ,1 0:iFn~Cif:. r r"' •7.;}'t.r - ~ULl l! III ,, r Royalties Received fro~ I :teased !.ands (Ro ck Sprines) flt 1$ r'O U N'D IN T HI S O ILL, s:u:,uRN IT WIT H A LL P APf!RS T O A U OITOR l"OR COHRE C T 10N, tF A M e R FfO OR I NDE L J8L £ PEN CIL 'iH O ULO P E USE D I N MAN IN C 8 II.. L 9. IMPRESSION C O PY WILL ae TAKEN D Y D EP A HTMENT MAKI NG G ILL. coP 'flNC.fNK �Fotm l:;tl ----- t R U.G-l!<TllllEll IS ___ ___ ~,J_~· 'J ~1~~~- ,~)15Jo THE U NION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, D R. MIAKE CHECKS i"A YASL.£ ,.:, TKE UNION PACIFIC COAL CO, AND ADORl!SS A LL REMITTANC!!S T O ASSISTANT TREASURS:R. CHEYENNE. WYOMING ; 'I :, .. .. . i.· • 'J 0 • ., 0 ··-' I •:.,, ' .. , o :r i Ii • It II I~ Ii I J, .. I,'1 H I' 'I !t 11 11 ._ z_~U~I;_ - ·-·- C1u11,,-i ~ ,, . ...., .. ·- - •- -, - ~ • l • _. • . I I ~ --·r-.-;:-· ., " rx . . , .I '•·..-,.._ ...... .... ' .' i!--- ■ILL lll[TUIIN IT W1TH A L.L P'AP - TO AUDITOR POii - -~.~~ ~~=-t: ! ,.11.NC ll..9HOULU Dlt U■IID IN NAICINO ■ILL.II, I _ HIS 11' . . ._ IICTIOH, CO" WLL ,/' ■■ l AKliN OY D ...ARTMIIHT MAKINO ■ILil:""'" I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Invoices Registered in 1915 pt.2 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. November 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Invoices, November 1915 Description An account of the resource Letters and documents recording the invoices from November 1915. This is the second part to this set of documents. Papers are held together by staples and paper clips. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource F.P. Briscoe, W.E. Russell Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0280 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/7983c8cbf3c5e71b17d791c810199243.pdf 7d759bc35dace689ce4a479589dbf8d1 PDF Text Text RECEIVED JA ~I.I~ - i92J Rock Springs - January' 5, Mr. Geo. B. Pryde: The contractors who are employed to de~i~i-v_e_r_____ retail coal at our various mines ~ are carried on the pay rolls, classified as hazardous occupations and a percentage of their earnings is paid to the State Workmen's Compensation Fund. r am wondering whether our agreement with these men is such that we are required to contribute a percentage of the am::,unts paid them to the Compensation Fun.d and whether in case of a.n accident to one of their drivers, the company would be in any way responsible even though the names of the individual drivers do not appear on O:lr pay rolls. \'Till you kindly let me have your opinion of this matter at your early convenience. �/. .. " 'I' . • 0 .. f. ... . l' (' ,. . '- •· .,. • ... 1 ,.'.D •. - . ..·~,,. , jl . . , ., 1 I• ' a -' ity :. ~ _, ) tt ' ~·~- .~, .,. . -"' r \.. :·er tc r . . ti.~ ., ' -·,, ' . . ,o ... '.V fl l' . ,.. ,- .... .. .' • . .l ....., j 1... ~ , c. ., to.: ... or , . ........... • 't • I ., .t. -. . ~ ... . / . ... ... ., ,.I • ... , . . -ell t:C ... .J', - ...1 • tr ii. elf tor "? • �9-1245 Hock Springs - Jan. 11, 1926 14r. Geo. B. Pryde: Referring to our conversation in regard to paying to the State Workmen' e Compensation .l!1und a percentage of payments made to oontraotors for delivering ooal: My letter of January 5th was intended as applying to contractors at Rook Springs, Superior, Hanna and Cwnberland, all of which are carried on our pay rolls. �' ' ·\ / ,I /' , I .took . iv.r~u ·- _Jw~ J.'Jtb, " l?2o. , / r. • '·• I \.. ' D i • •i. • • . .. ... .. . ,.;.i _... . ,. ti ,·. - !. 0 ... • lf.&4 • t.-' _..,~ . ,J - oo .. __ ,~ctor~u (l to..· - llll• iJ(j ... ·-~· •.. 1th ._00 ;__.: ooplo .. Y:.. . •• -.. ... ... ·•.J "' .. �RECEIVED J/. . . 2 1(' ,) r , GENERALf,11'\NAGER Ha:r,'1'1a, riyo. January ~1st 19~" ' '· r • Rep l ~ring t o ~.ronr circular le t ter · under date of the 19th, il'1s t , r 9l ative t o coal oontructors being carried on the paY roll, will advise triat our cor t ract or Mr J ohn l lilli'l{en is ,arried on the pay roll, but .,,one o f the □ en worki ng for him delivering coal are carried 011 our r olls or paid by the compan~r . i8 have never had a wr i t ten co-r,tract wi ~h the contra ctor, arid lcn ow of no reason why on e sbould ,,ot be made and properl y e xe cuted, and the con t r a(}tor p a i d by voucher :1 rstead of being c arr ied on the pay roll. Our contrac t with I!r :il illiken , provi des t h at h e is to be paid the sum of ~ 1. 00 { One Doll ar ) per t on for cieli vering the coal. If you wish a wri tte!"! contrac t , r.· ill you please have same <lrawri up, and f orwarded to us f or Hr 1~illik e11 s s i gnature. ,_ as •Kno . "'" of ~o r ea son whv con vra~ v c ann o t be aa+.ed ,&. "1th the option of re!1ewal each y ear. o.p ~ Junuary 1st, 19r~, �N£RAL MANAGER rtock Springs - January 21st, 1926. 'If, (ieo, ~, Pryde: tour circuiar of Ja nuary 19th, regarding proper contracts made for the delivery of coal to employees. Gommencing January 1st, 192 0 we changed fro:n pay roll method of paying our contractor to the voucher method. this will eliminate any question of compen 5,!1iJ; 9_n _.U,.c_ ., . . written contracts have not been made to cover this class of work, though, if you wish, can draw up a contra ct to cover. f �. ' . R o o k S p . • . -e .,. J n ry 22.nd., 1 9 2 6 • ..., • J - Yours of 2let. rocte:bted . ·.:_:ro , ant •. 2. J. Oottl Contl"f'.otors e.t vurious Ctl.mpB uill be. d.n1tw Up hore r· oftico. ,,. • ... I �RECE\\/ED J/\i~ 2 . 1S .. GtNtl:i\\. - - ·: : -Mf\NflGER -- Cumberland, Wyo., Jan. 25th, 1926 t Mr, George B. Pryde: In answer to your l ette r of Jsn • 19th, regarding coal contractors carried on our rolls and paid compensation in case of inj ury, wi sh to s ay that we have never had any accidents for which we have pa id t hem cmmpensation. We also use our coal contractor on othe r te am work in cases of emergency and pay h i m just teams ter 's rate as per contraot with U,ll,\7. of A. , He fU.rnishes his own t eams and equipment and feeds his own horses. All we pay him for hauling coal is 75r/, Per ton. His earnings for the y ear 1925 were $2059.81 which includes what extra work we give him for other hauling• He has to :furnish two teams and equipment for Bixmonths out of the twelve. I believe if we try to make ~y changes from our present arr~gements we would not be able to get this work done for the price we are at present, aa our contractor does not make company wages. I , . l ,, • I I .. ' ~ j J �., .. 1. :,u t .. t \ .. �RECEIVED GENERAL MANAGER r✓J 11/ r~ . ~l - ·:.. ~~ ...: _ oAtU1:£t-., : ~ -- 102 : I havo. ---~tJ ', o,1t •. io.:: .....;._, t.im11L~ 1n:··ol'Il .101 f:.-:. · tl10 ,cnr 192th ?hi. •. . -: .t\l .. -.. ~t . _ o ... •owu : ou.nt paid into t ..•. ,-~ :opho In:.J.r~ r.. _, , ~ -.. :niut ~ 'ttid tor- tho ;.vnr- l9DS. Original Signed FRANK TALLMJRE Per E. T, BALDRIDGE :..... -~-~ -.. n. :..j,, -··1., ~ one copy of statement referred to is attached hereto. �' 2 - ,~ENE :AL f:iMlAGER *• r. •• Q iy. pretldtal• fht Ka:r.lONP CocLl Coqpaao,• rer, tlg w and NPrTe tuffi2» with total tn eambl1114 i'un&t . .rJ of' encl or lfJK I O.t11Nl ihlnd 68 1uerwo PuM M1,ooo•.oo Total _r:fl . ·-G0.22 0 . 21 ~ tt.. )'VN"' cubo.rttW am tht rou 1'ind to tba 11 that.. in .... lot ter ot ~ r 26 to You will YO\l, ~: ~ bnl a a. cm hon4 ltmo 30~ 1926 waa 0. 13.823.41.- lndlCAtind a. ~ l a l 1111>~1.-i>ut 1n reNrnt a!noo ~hat ~hie, ~ - •hut na ot- bruary 28• 1928 lndloate,a u. turlher lo1• ot t7,0&o.72 the !'t~ tw aotrt!htt at ~hi.a ..._l t_ ~u S.t not J.mp 1,tiiloat1ng a d!ttlrJ!t:. b1- thn1! o u r ~ a• of Juno aQth . & p ~ t 0.000 ~,alOlf JuM ~- 1926. ~ •re not gamin • ~ o.re loelng a little slower. :• H, V. Le.o e 7 /. • .o. a. Prv - ln ro•--·- .. .,,~,_, EJJ~ENE McAUUffE J on the ot·her �REC EIVED f .r• · 2- 1~~~ GENERAL_MA~AGER 9-1245 Rook Springs - April 2. 1926. 11r. Geo. B. Pryde: Referring to your letter of January 19, ) 1926, to the Mine Superinten.d ents at Hook Springs, superior, Hanna and Cumberland, relative to carrying ooal oontraotors on pay rolls and compensation paid to the State, oopy of which was sent to me: In reviewing the pay rolls, I notioe that A. Bertagnolli, . Coal Contractor, is oarried on Superior pay roll for the month of .e ebru.ary as hazardous. 1 I al- so notice ~hat John Milliken, uontraotor at Hanna, is carried on first half of Maroh pay roll for Hanna as hazardous. Will you kindly advise whether there is some particular reason for oontinuing to carry these contractors on the pay rolls as hazardous. �• ) 1 , Ol-\~tba) S\1;-nfla~ GEORG£ 8. PRYDE �I . • ,,. ' ,,, ' • I �2 .. GEfJfiU\L ;- \fMGF.R - ---.: Kr• P. J . The 11, , rer Coal Cetll)an.v. lfllllrer, • l.y: Be with detail COl!ll•ti.•on ~ oorzmo1msutlon fund 1924 and 1925 ocasarod. Qt& or u,,a,:, ml• lle.neou in tf'ic :a:pctn4itureo• dccsn,a. d 12.~~ ex n41tu a I att not sure that cOQ1 ope:rat utd oil oen are twdng u muah intetw t 1n msaeUaneouu exarerw1: f:u""~" as they mir;ht Md: I would lib very oh to talk to )'DU at yo'W:' uon't'ltni ~ pollob,g ot a nae• ln •ubatau«t • I think the oil and coal oen ahoulcl aonttme to occupy a rather joalaua rr.- of gardinc ind toward the Aot wh1oh la at\ •aaptloNllly good one. S1n•r IT Y'(Nrtl• r-~.J-.,rpo. tUGE~E cAUUff£ �Rock Spri.ngrz •• J\prtl 28th, 1926. / .J • Mr• Eugene !.ic.Aulitf e: I · mvo curbon copy of let·ier to Mr. Quealy r rd1z,g tho c:c~ ~ nsa_:& ion oxp ning is vacy timely . _di'ta ~es~ and tni~ .your . While the cool operators und oil rien 11re gi~ng oloue uttont i on to the exp ndltures in thoo.r 1 awn industries ttley give very littlo oomidoratiott to t.he others . ottld it not be _poeaible to have the Compensation Depan t get. up a monthly stat ocient ot inco?IS am expen- 3itu.res tor the dit fer mt indue rie·a • so thnt we could n\oh tbia iiitt.er J:Ore clouely. ) Orl,r\»l Signe!~ GtORGE 8, PRYOE / Cb . �American Association for Labor Legislation ~ OFFICERS Gli cindoraed by Nntlonnl InformatJon Bureau, Inc.) L CHADBOURN!! • • 1il1 'fJIOJ,I.U • L ', p,11iJtnt;: V. EvERIT MACY ~ ,AoD-'~MoNS HENRY R. SEACIIR J -arh• R, soJ)t:FoRBsT LILLIAN D. ALO FELIXM. WAlLUURC ~ ~Gf151!Elt BN $. WISB JJ1I SrBPJJ gN B ANDREWS w EXECUTIVE COMMIT'fEI! PUBLICATIONS HENRY W. FARNAM, Honorary Prt1idtn1 American Labor Legislation Review (QUARTERLY) HLETS AND LEGISLATIVE REPORTS t1111• J0 131°East 23d St., New York City tary lRENI! OSGOOD ANDREWS , ,,1Sttfl -- r'- MARY ANDERSON SAM A, LEWISOHI ERNEST G. DRAPER Ono ·T. MALLER· JOHN A. FITCH THOMAS I p E • ARKI DWIN F. GAY LEO WOLMAN SAMUEL McCmrn LINDSAY The Prtsidtnt and the Sterttari I ,,,.,tr, ADOLPH LEWISOHN, New York City . 2 ADVISORY COUNCIL pf})-1 Washington Ader, B·iker, Amherst sunna rd 'tt, B·1ll101ore i,:;:-Ju~~i!ng, ~ew York City IP'& Bresette. Clllcago eense. Cleveland :,ill/ ~Cbnrnherlnln. !l:ew York City 'J Chlopek. Rufi'" lo ~nish New York City , J.p_cau,iuln, Brookl)"U 1" tierJtr oa,·I~. St. _Loul9. jiwti S: !Hnoi~on, Fm111111g1Jnm, Mass. :Ji O.ruJlas. Chicago i orerer, New York City t?. Doncao, Quincy. Mnss. .. IL EidlltJ, New York City Jank I.Brosi, New '\'ork City May 26 1 1926 ,0 ,it A~bOl~ew )' ork City ii~ l)ammn, !sew , ork City tA! ADeDlols. Wllmln_gton ast 23d St., New York City TO OUR MEMBERS: On March 2 we wrote you of the urgent need for prompt passage by Congress of the Longshoremen's Accident Compens~tion bill. (llael Fel,, Philadelphia llflnl A Filene, llos ton ~ Funk(urler. C:1mbriclge 11!1 p Fnr, Cincinnati .llllrf• l'Uru.<eth, Wa.ohlnirton J1116JneGoldm_ark. New York City Jn A. Hole. Sherbrooke, Quebec 11ft llarullton. llo,;ton filloa H. Hnmlllon,Washlogton lammond, Columbus ndl,r 1 ~lihrnukee llaro, Wn.<hln:;:ton ~ U. ll1td~ Wnppin;:ers Fallio, N. Y. lasmt ll'.113tch. ll:ew York City l,ndolph llnrnes. Lo~ Angeles B. Herlnir, South lien cl, Ind . ~.I llnlhrmk. C.t~t,. <"nltege, Po. l..&.Jollan, Cincinnati lllau Kennedy, Indluoa'l)olt. ~dn Lnmhert. Kew York City f&u.Tta,\\", Lnmont, Em:Jewoocl, N. J . .._ nsburrh, Harrisburg ... A. L11pp. Chln11m !ltrrii B. Leeds, Philadelphia i...~•• llrao,r I.Pwis l'hlhrlelpbla - H. Lynch, Indianapolis llaher, Toleao lln1·, l'ill-lbnrgh A. Mt'Cahe, Princeton Clair Mitchell. New York City rr \ 011011: Moore, Los Angeles 11nort, Ottawa. Canada Nestor, Wea go· •Osburn, New York City '-lpPeabo<ly, Cambridge • 0111, Brooklyn PoUnd, Cambn<1ge 4. Uran, Washln,;ton ~- ~!z. S110 Francisco 51i '""°nll'ner, Chic-ago Sli:~rd. Cedar Rapids Wuhln,;ton Sou le.n,New York City :e.s~.wnrt, Wn.•hln,rton S. 5t "'"' York City raua, New York City , r!•rtieu, New York City Cntnbrldge l D, Plttahn"-h W. V~} N\Vew York City "•td If, Hhlnirt.on t,11e 'OtU\wn, Cnnodn O. \\'l~:n~ ~YI, Woodstock, N. Y. I B. Witte, lllondcolrd, N. H. B. 'IV a son olf, New York City 1114 tbe offcera -1;:!r, This carefully considered reasonable measure was int~oduced by the chairmen or the two Judiciary Committees on February 17 and 18. Extended public hearings were held, and the House Judiciary Committee unanimously reported the bill with request for a special rule to bring the bill ttspeedily" to a vote. There the matter rests. These hundreds of thousands of local harbor workers -- comprising besides longshoremen t ~enty different crafts including machinists, boi l ermakers, carpenters, painters•• urgently ne9d this protection, which should be extended by Congress before.the adjournment w~ich !s rapidly approaching. Will you not !_rite 1mmed ~_ate_!! to members of the special committees (list enclosed} and to your two Senators as well as your Representative in Congress• urging them t~. ~!~ and vote for the Cummins-Graham lon~shoreme~~~ accident compt'" nsation ~ It will be helpful send us a copy o! your letter, ttyou ,TBA/B Secretary, �Accident Compensation for Harbor Workers Urgently Awaits Action by Congress By JOHN B. ANDREWS HE introduction in Congress-by the chairmen of the judiciary committees-of a federal workmen's compensation bill for the relief of the group of workers most urgently in need of such protection, formally marks .the opening of another chapter in one of the most amazing developments in American labor legislation. A third of a million "harbor workers"-engaged in the extremely hazardous tasks of loading, unloading and repairing vessels at the dock-are placed in a position that from any point of view is indefensible. Exposed to risks far greater than most factory employees are pennitted to assume, these essential wage-earners suffer work injuries for which the individual states cannot provide accident compensation. The longshoreman if injured-while on shor~ has the protection of state compensation laws. But let him walk up the gangplanlc and step aboard a ship with his load and he is denied that protection. If injured aboard a vessel his sole recourse-a damage suit-is under maritime restrictions that make it unworthy the· name of "remedy." The compensation principle bas been almost universally adopted ~or work accidents elsewhere. Why are these great groups of men m ~ra-hazardous employments-longshoremen and local ship ~e~nnen-given a less favorable opportunity when they suffer T IDJUry? When the states in 1911 first enacted worlanen's compensation laws, they included longshoremen and repairmen at the ~ocks as a matter of course. These workers were so protected until tbe ~~preme Court in 1917 held by a five-to-four decision that when IIIJured on board a ship, the accident was "maritime" and tberefore �outside of state jurisdiction.1 Twice Congress attem these objections and remedy the desperate conditio ptfed to tneet • • to them the protenoti" the1ong. shorernen by specifically reservmg • laws. These efforts, desp1te • their • charact c on. of. state compensation "statesmanlike" by the minority Justices, were held to b e:zation as authority of Congress in that such power delegated :O ehy0nd the • t e states would mterf ere w1'th t he proper h armony and uniformity maritime law.2 of the It is important to note that longshoremen alone are not th e only harbor workers affected. A carpenter, an upholsterer a . . . b . k . h , pamter a machinist, a 011er m ha er-m s ort, a_ny one of the repa~ representing no less ~ an twenty-two different crafts involvedwhen his work takes him even for a moment . . . on board a vessel cannot in case of accident receive compensation under the laws of his own state. In holding that all such "maritime" workers throughout tht country must be treated with absolute uniformity, the court has finally suggested the solution. The remedy lies in the adoption by Congress of a law extending federal protection to harbor workers.a Meanwhile, America has step by step, in state after state, discarded as unfit the outgrown and discredited system of employers' liability suits for damages. Congress, also, has adopted the modem principle of workmen's compensation for all civilian employees of the government. Experience has shown the superior advantages of workmen's compensation to injured workers, to their employers, and to the whole community. There can be but one satisfactory remedy for local harbor workers-a federal accident compensation law. But these men, longshoremen and ship repairmen, are employed not only in our seaports and along the lake fronts but are scattered throughout the country along river landings-in fact, wherever their work is to be done upon vessels afloat. With benefits at least as liberal as those of the compensation law in New York, where many of the 1 Southern Pacific Co. v. Jensen, 244 U. S. 205. . • Knickerbocker Ice Co. v. Stewart, 253 U. S. 149; State of Washington fl, Dawson & Co., 264 U. S. 219. • State of Washington v. Dawson & Co. 264 U. S. 219. • the :~ithout doubt Congress bas p~wer to alter, amen~ o~ rev~se and !llantime law by statutes of general application embodying its 11 gen· Judgment. This power, we think, would permit enactment O a ting ~r!tl employers' liability law or general provisions for cornpensa tnJured employees." t �f both related classes reside, a federal commission, with its • • ilar f unctions • authorized to exercise sim by state appointfepUtl~uld insure prompt and efficient administration. nelli/ tiJne is more than ripe for this comprehensive and final . en of a vexatious national problem. For years, hundreds of . • 0Juuo • -~nds of our most essential workers at the docks have been boU:,o,• " • • • ,, b cl htlttled about- out agam, m agam - Y osely divided opinions ,f the highest court. Patiently. they have exhausted every legal roach to the local compensation remedy. Both they and their :PP • a si·t uation • that is • m • def ensible and unmployers are now 1eft m earable. The officers of the longshoremen's union, with the same careful onsideration that won high praise from distinguished judges for heir earlier "statesmanlike" efforts, are again utilizing every facility t their command to reach a remedy that will be liberal to injured 1orkers, fair to employers, and just and stable under the constituion of the United States. Other national affiliated railway and epair workers' organizations have promptly offered their endorse1ent and support. The American Federation of Labor, at its recent Jnvention, gave to the project its unanimous vote. It is known that recently employers in the shipping worldnpressed it is said by injustices and wastefulness of present conitions-have gone so far as to have their attorneys work on the raft of a federal compensation measure. Meanwhile, influential . labor groups with their advisors, in ,operation with the American Association for Labor Legislation 1d several public officials, were already perfecting a bill for introJction in Congress. Having worked consistently year after year 1r adequate accident compensation, the Association is actively 1rticipating in this promising new movement, and will continue ; efforts until a satisfactory federal measure is in successful ieration-the most urgent next step toward the completion of ,mpensation protection. The pending measure, which has been approved by compensation ficials throughout the country, and endorsed by the workers for hom this protection is primarily intended, was introduced in )Dgress by the chairmen of the judiciary committees-Senator llllmins and Representative Graham. This bill (S. 3170 and H. R. 9498) embodies the best features existing compensation acts. The scale of benefits is wisely based NO rker . 5O �on the schedule in New .York-the state .having the greatest nu mer b _ 1 of these workmen. . E mp oyers are to msure payment of accid • by any ofh ' d methods. Admient. compensation t e common aut h onze istration of the act is through local federal deputies cooperaf n with state compensation officials wherever the latter choose to ass~f all under the uni£ying supervision of the experienced United stat ' Employees' Compensation Commission which was •created ;; Congress in 1916. The government is to bear none of the costeven the necessary preliminary appropriation to initiate the administration of the law is to be reimbursed. The necessary and desirable limited appeal to the courts on questions .of law is, of course, provided. Modern provision is made for cooperation in rehabilitating disabled workmen, and special emphasis is given to stimulating accident prevention. The bill is a carefully considered and adequate measure. Its early enactment should be urged upon Congress. "THE cla111 of longshoremen needs the protection of compensation as much if not more than any other claas of workmen. Their occupation, so essential to the prosperity of the trade of the United State,, is extra hazardous, both on account of its nature and on account of the pressure under which it; must often be performed. It is unjust to these men and to their families that the burden _of loss resulting from thousand, of accidents annually should be left by the law Qn theil"I shoulders. The resulting discontent and disaatisfaction ~asy to understand. The ship• repair men form also a large clasa among whom injuries are frequent, and they find it difficult to understand why the carpenter, brass worker, or plumber employed to repair a ship in the harbor should receive no compensation, while if he were employed in a building on the dock, h.e would be protected by -the---Stato. comp.ensation law."-SENATOR BORAH, in a report for the Senate Committee on the Judiciary, sub• ·u mitted in 1921. �!N 5UfPORT OF CUMMINS-GRAHAM FEDERAL WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT FOR LONGSHOREMEN AND HARBOR WORKERS (Address at the Capitol, Washington, D. C.) U. S. SENATE STEERING COMMITTEE Republicans James W. Wadsworth, Jr. {New York) Frank R. Gooding (Idaho) William M. Butler (Massachusetts) William B. McKinley (Illinois) Peter Norbeck (South Dakota) George Wharton Pepper (Pennsylvania) Frank B. Willis (Ohio) Floor Leader: Senator Charles Curtis (Kansas) HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE Republicans ,l'tl'and H. Snell (New York) ieodo:re E. Burton (Ohio) ~~Illas S. Williams (Illinois,) lace H. White Jr. (Maine) ed S , l • ~ne11 (Indiana) c. Michener (Michigan) ;r c. Ransley (Pennsylvania) 1111 ani Ramseyer (Iowa) Democrats u (North Carolina) Edwar d W• Po ) Finis J. Garrett (Tennessee) _ . Bankhead (Alabama William B. k) 'Connor (New Yor O John J • �.... , . ~. , ·11..,.... raa:llllltl'1f n,ocUli.£.• plylng to rour. ~ April 28th d rtlatl to QCi.f,,IIIW~ in l\\nc1 .S.t!ng ~I' 1"4 vn.i,ttn~- tht..i~ I ~ IVS ,i.trut oh ta turthea- abl'l ,- 1n 1926 ot 088• .'8 cw· Qpti~!M--1.y 9• h~ ' - for tha -ltdllitll:t to tM law ~ MllDOI ot • ~ tlwlr -.nth]¥ ~ tlw aeu ~ our oh bu ... to ftaT.aan ot ta1 1n-hllllll'tt.. l J.oadl • ' which hento- llAI•~ • • J.UI •m-r~,-•; ,,.... and & tron4 ~ i.rlt~ . roll• S.. •hri.nkl-1~ dUII to _..str the bitt ,...._ NtndJl'Wc1 b1 _.. WIii~~. and 11111 ! ~ •· •oa.whl1.t .,~ efflo!Mlt OCllta ttithadnot " 'WbSeh tn.oalate• pq roll tAJrlAl tor repat.n. crto. <a eno.lJala ~ the claS.. a11Gll9d,, .td.oh tc,talad ioe. OI:' Of t h e ~ ot PN~-- l"Nlltl: an plJ' ~ - I a\ibld.~ t!• tollowlnC �ath olahut ~llOltt ...._rtlt\l d! tot ptn tot rde allowod on alatu d "' , ,;,_ en-- /It? ¾ / •• ~:th,uv,• ~ ht.le ol<dlaa al.1°"'84 ili.._ inc" • r"" ..,., raey partl • d1 ,. bility ino reEJ.Go4 ll Hl. - 1 491 or G"' • '"'""'wom:>ii~ l1 te> be not 11. and that 11, tho pltal nlO ot e7o,ltffi'-'70o or 4a,!. 14,tng ,_, bo d1 ,.. n...'4ftl aubltlitttll. duotion or ~•cU.~l &nd ho, .. l think thnt U1a ma.jor portion ot tht• otly ttributcd to the int NJ t manl.i'e11ted by the tn!lploy. ere Md our attomoyo, hioh wotar na aMO relate to ul ding the ~ atJ.on aot · in . di • • :t to 11nd that 1• thnt the oon1 OPo to -•r.... to &ttord• .aid hould withou.t gator who would u.ndou d1y and tlte oil ind\\Gt,y oottbtn1d oan n11· lop opl)fftunltte tor · d1o billt kte ,our ,tt.'lir.g lo, "' o~po nt tnveatlriug ln awardtl made . f thl a •~tS.on I would appreo.. rloua thousht to. A tuq or the _,""'-l stat• nt or baleutae ai.ot indloate• ho t}Mtole.l altuatlon othei- than tho taot that the expen1e ot maintaining thl otttae iriONuo4 G2t690.o&• orapp~ thl• 110nOy waa tel1' 16"• l ~ t , 1 am aure 11 eapondod, t;he 1nore IO oOl•t 0.t oporatl.on ret1e~ 4 1~ the reduotlon or 1111dtoal and b plital oxpenae. betore reterre4 to. :t• .ti.on and that Thtre la one otbar thin& that att-l"lloto 'IIS1 • • .n •_ . lt the ~ ot P _. palcl and tlki&J'U . paid out by c1•ae• or t • .a.._. t ropte..»t a ctetinlt. ~.s.,. ot aou111e • on• 1"~ •it~lott ~• no ,._., but When I tl:ret dboua•ed c,oc1peuatt.on with you in 1928, I_. tol4 that the J:d.a•llNWOU9 ~trle• t.lt tblY _, tbt taan4f.•ppt4 by ....., the ooa.1 and of.1 P1111111lt ot a pNldua untto111 with that paf.4 U# . ~'1.~1 . You wS.ll notl• tha<t, whil4i 1n i • tht ld.ll•llaM• �..- at p pldd and :uarda puid out balllll~do· in l!JI!& they paid "' ot thl tot•l p •l , , teldr.g out s71, ot the total rd• }>Qld. 1'h1• ,t• to me that, poriu. .• due to ... ok .or polloing• too ~ r:tlieollcu\- •- wdultrlo o.re thl • ll t,nduatrio of the to on in.~ ~~t of pi-opera ptsadUlla, Again. lb. Q pint; the ,-ploye art, treqmntly ti. trionda or rolc4tlou . ' loyt,t• there 11 gmve danger ot thct 4 . ploye re.,.J:vlng an Und • &wnlrd. 11 employer boib a ·s -n, You will pol'hapa teaall cuuso ot thl eon; to ua iome ltiOntho pt t>w ro I will t the ohottoe ot p ot prophet i• a dangerou urulc,rtotln , but dlotlng thv.t our baltm • . 111 the fund 11 1- ly l %by the end ot tht.a yoar, reduood a 1\trthltt4 $SOtOOO• or npp uld irrd-to tu~hor S.noreuo ln p I 1-. tlnder the oirouuto.noe I think Mt hould take tho nooo uey atep 1n t i . and tr, to wotk out 1th the oil om uployln a •peol«l ln 1tlgato• mlrol.1 out l any lndwatry end who bould be leote4 wholl)t on ti. b&ela ot abllt.ty. I 0.t1 •otiu10·nng betoNt the b10 opera or•' u th!Js 1t'OUld not 1- ,. proper tlli.ng to bring aoola~~• l am JJOJ1dlng a oopy ot thll • a1noore1>' ,out•• 01 1. ~J ::."~ Elf" £fiE lcAHUFFE �lnol'II lnnat i,t fe,S.o4 J)tQ,, tn4 " • 1916 • 412,'103 tiea, ao. , •67 -405,9 iot,'112 .., , a.ees.21 1,oas.1 .vi 1,,,1,,.ae • tt 191 " ft ft 1019 eth II . 6th vth " . " 1020 " " ·U It it " 0th " " ft 10th ti " 3001492.'IO a.a, .,H?.8' • . 1922 oth " 1921 !'."-'1~\5! .002. rr 0. l, 1917 . ar4 6th ., • • f tt .. . .... lOf., •aa ' 1923 019 1 6 1924 wt,"80. 22 1026 • a.. 1A56, ,.. 212,oea.os 38, 806.U ' �,-,o J9!! : Ma !~a.. 6'1Vh ti008 2u.,,o,n 8'3.,21 011,,1,1.eo ot bt.lt.t, 32,881.08 -'•'16 Pd40ll T1IIIPO lfll &lhbility, pd4 tor Uodl 1 and . p!tnl S rrl a.sis. 101.,eea.2e e.91 Em.,872.-68 a,1s1. .91 6,470.00 712. .11 000.20 11114 on lltbO ·ntcl on I r1 1AMnt PN'tl Paid tor lmo lgattona Vaid t\,r , tnB d? ' ° • 21.aa 1 in Poimnent Part 0• 519.tl 78,165.fO '°"•" �-- 19 ,!•lJ?!!<I ~ao,e,a.ta n.nlGJJIJl'I .AIHQ9SIOn1)0 11ttreot ~ fatal Alarda tor ln3Uri C868,91Sit71 •• M,ea 190.11) a.30 18 708.08 19.19&.11 lffltlllption Elptnlll ot Oftl oa trophe I . ur 2- 90.°' l 000 00 -~1 1 ... IW'l · - - - ......._ _..._ _ , ,Miil!!&•,.,..,...:·1.....,,..., ;rn;;~i1......,....,.... •...,.,_,••~~ Total I I c.i Jndud.,, 110,03a, ae,: 1926 ,.,.._ 1, .68,.,1 Oll l'a6aat,y ieo.052. aGf' 180,08',Y5 -~ OU.r Indwa ricta 171,880.aa -,l 1'8,tMa.11 ~~ 155•'"·· !8" 1e,.1-n.a1 ~1" 180,ssa.20 M1' lfl,6'8•06 811' 1sw,se1.e1 17" 1926 ao,t ~PddOn �I ' ' ' 11r o l. N.. Snyder• state Tr . Gby'enne, ~ar Sir: If posaible I would like t o mvo 9 copies ot the Te th Annual Rep orl of tA• W'or Departm rt- s Compensation t , .J D.U!U'J' lat. • t a Deeeiri>er 31st, l 92S, imu• • aiTe. It is rq desire to pass a copy or this to each of our ne Superlnt end.en-ts as well as o.1her· O'ff iaial• I) .,. . \ f,. r /"~ .-:. \ ~ j: Ver, trulJ y011l'.'il , . Ort,!!'i11al Siirnedl GEORGE B. PRYDE • .. cb �COPY Rook Sprinr;v ._ B • -nvC t ,, 21 , 19 26• • I have 'been advised by 'ur. Biseonnet-that insurance tak~n in outside oomp@iea to cover work' or pro1>erty und~X- conatr ~ct ion- should be charged to Capital Account. You will ·t ber$fore take t.hia -into considert,tion atruction . I The proportion of insurance premiui-l oha.rg• ea a~ainai const ):-~ction of new ~tfice and store building will not be very large . Ae soon as the exo.ct aiuowit is arrived at, I wtll a.dvi e you and the knginee.r,•o offico. '\ (51p~d) Frank TalJ.uli.re . �Omaha - December a, 1926 )Ir, G. B. Pryde: Note attached letter to Mr. Edelman. I would be glad if you ,ould speak to re:presentat.i ves of other coal companies in Rock Springs regarding Mr. Calverley' s retention. I am writing Mr . Q,uealy- direct. �.,. ·. . . . to1 !ldldlng, Cbflenn& t • m~~~ ' ..... ·:l'N r:, 0.&Jleble at •laud \o JOU .-·~ .. Thi $a : r'lelld14. t would lUn .sl t mt\ you l.i Cbtd"eli»W a tew cift "'-~ . IIU • -~:. • • ~. .-,,-.i:~ l{r. .A.r-t:hnr •• ea.1 •• '° to :recoo~. :tad., (I~ ' rl ,. '101& • -. Of-:_, "'1 dtic1 n, ill :~ ~ com1et ot hi• wr.,o:-Jllj.a, b\:l.l bu fllo1m a .t::l':)1'1:Dfl per- 1114le,: 1lbt ~·en h&e 'been •llp '1' · to •• '5J11nler \wo ,-an ago·. -4 11.. lean .si.S.116 ,.._ • 1 lllll• "91" •1 • oat d let •late- ch ! bopa ._. dll 'be a'bl• ff :reoiOIS!!dl S(llle �• I Yol$ .Lat·t, er of Decei:1bar dth r egar dinu tho r.e-- ' lb.ve ·tuk en this :. :a t.tor u,.:, with oth~ r couponioa herb and havu u.sk~d t hom t o •.. ri t e to Jr . ~del,.lan . .ul thu.i. I have talked . it b hu.vo if rOwiaed t o do ao . ' ' Ori,thw,1 SiJ!'Df'd: GEORGE B. PRYOE • {I ✓ . .., .... • �- ,.,. December 10th~ 1926. 1ir. 1. u. 11artin, U The Be.Jr River CoaJ: . Ev .;n~ ton, W,Y. ou iDo .. The ~ia.ttur uf l"otaining !ir. Galv.erley in the State Co'1pensa. tion . Dap;i.rt1~.ont has co!:;le up , and it "o ulu be appr~cia tad if , • you. UiOulc 'J.ri;:.e "i.o w i• . ·.!. U . Edul rt.m , Treuourer- elc ot,· Sta to Oa.t>itol I Buildinb• Gheyenu~, a sking thu.t he give con~ideration to re.taining tr . Gal.verlt;y in his pre~enl. c:1paci t..y t .l5 ha has· dQne very good work No-:.e by tho preua that t;r. ~forgm-i will be _re~rlned as Deiu.ty T.rEaat,.trer anu Lr . UcAulif fe _i s very H;uch interested in ha.ving .Mr. Calverley reappointed, 80 _an ything you can do in the r~tter wiU be ~l)recia.ted . Very truly yours, • F. N. Bletcher, Secre-ca.ry, Prm.ifo r Co .ii CO.lilpany, Ogden, Utah. - L: T. Dee, ligr ., Cb Lion Coal Co. , Ogden, Utah. ' �.' Rock Spr!ngs,·_ iyoming ·D oembar 10th, 1926, n . w. H. Edelman, Tree.sure Elect• capitol Duilding, Oh yenne , rfyoming pear Sir : ~ eil., · I believ ·, as the ma.1or1ty of the coal opera.ting companies ' of the state have been gr a.tly iropresse_d by the efficient &f5rvioe r of Mr. Arthur- . Ourselves , a.e w. ~alve:t-ly, in tha conduct of the business o:f th• ·Employees Comp nsa t ion Yund. In our. conferences ~1th. him relative to cho.ng s in th • law and the prop r and ef:fio.. , ient enfor_oement of it, we have noted. that he seems to bt thorougr.J.y posted on all phases of tha workings ·ot • the law, and he ha.s been of:great help to us 1n suggeatt~g ch11,ng •• 't'h handling of alaima has been .., ery prompt and satiefaotory. For these re asone I would· very much like to see him retained in the office. ., very truly your•, super1nt~ndent • ... �MINES AT EVANSTON, WYOMINS. J. H. MARTIN, Manacer THE BEAR RIVER COAL COMPANY (INCORPORATED) !{r George B• Pryde rrnion paoific Coal Co nook Springs Wyo . Dear Mr .Pryde ; - Eeplying to your favor of the Ioth concerning the rei, appoin~ent ot 1,1r Calverley, I will be glad to write Mr YI . N. Edelman Treasurer elect, asking him to give consideration to the r e-appointment of Calverley, I have asked Mr P,W. Spauld.ing to write a letter, a.nd he ea.id he would, and we will aak Mr L~ff of the Standard Company, to help out. I have noted that Mr Uc Auliffe is very much interested, and and tha.t Mr Morgan will be re tained. You can depend on us doing all we can, not only on thi s mstte:z; but anything else you may want. Yours very truly• �PREl\!IIER COAL COMPANY OGDEN, U'l'AH ,, \Ve an!. • I" e~.r.fl that t b;l imtter of :reta.tnltlg 1,~~ 0:1.lVe:rley 1n tha St 1.J,+;O Con11~nsatio~ 'P&f .::.rtr.ent !¼i the t. state, -of ·,·/yomirg Lns ar!$-Em• ::o should vor:, l!?llch like to mve yoo ~1ve ser1Q'US c1nsid~~tion to t he ?:'l:ltter rtt ~"?:: e}'~ ;tt-. 03lverley 1n his r-ro~oo t 110:sit 1on. for ,-re believe hi# se.rv1oas ~4ve oe• ver-, sat lat'.:.!.ot ary.. ~ o ctnstdor.!.tion i,rot1 ·o~::n s}:ort rr .. C..1-1·1~le1 will bt, v~ n:c a.r.,Jll"eoi..i.te4 by our Ch1~ :·n~• Yours ·, r ~ tr~lY. 1:1E?,U~ otAu oow.·ANr, 8:_3:t~-1 ~;B:D CO:Ur. Calverl eJ' OC1!lr. Pryde . �H.C.MARCHANT, GcN'L.MGR. GE:NE:RAL OFrJCE: : OGDE:N UTAH MINE:S:SUPE:RIOR,WYOMJNG,. December 17, 1926 ,/,Iii~~' / .•.·A yJ .,, l[r. George B. Pryde, Genera l Manager, Union Pacific Coal Company , Rock Springs, Wyoming. Dear Mr. Pryde : It is a pleasure for me to write to Mr. Ede].ma.n,Trea surer-Elect of Wyoming, asking that he give consideration to the reappointment of :Mr. Calverly in charge of' Workmen' s Compensation.. Yr. Calverly has demonstrated his fitness for this position, and I have today written Wi.r. Edelman urging his a.ppo intment. Very truly yours, SUPERIRO ROCK SPRIWGS doAL' CO., ~ ~el president J.ll!D/r J �THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY NO. Rock Springs, w yoming, Ur George B. Pryde , Vi~e ~res~d~nt and General Manager • union Pacific Coal Company c1t1, Dear Sir:-- I do not think we ought to pass up in silence the last paragraph of Dr. Arb ogast ' s letter of December 23rd, wherein he states: has not been my custom to r eport cases on Form 150 ~ince the Compensation Law took effect unless the in Jury be suff ici ent to disable for seve~ days or more.; ~I~ I would suggest that Dr. Arbogast•s attention be called to Section 8, Chapter 124, page 130,Session Laws, 1925 which is as follows: flNOTIFICATION BY DOCTOR se:tion 8. Every doctor who accepts the case of an in Jured workman, and every hospital which ac9epts the case of an injured workman,shall within ten ~10) days after accepting such case file a written notice thereof with t he Clerk of the District Court and shall send a copy of such notice within said ten (10, days to the State Treasurer and another copy within said period to the employer of the injured workman. Any doctor or hospital failing or refusing to file the notice within the time designated with the Clerk of the Court or to send copies thereof within ~a~d period to the State Treasurer and the employer of the inJured workman shall forfeit any remuneration or award from the compensation fund for any services,care or • attention rendered to such injured workman or any facilities furnished to pim.m · h L i 1 ture because physicians Thi s Section was enacted by t . e eg s a ~~ spitals l.m.dertook to determine for themselves the circums t ances �ll'ottN 2103 5TANDARO 1-21-10000 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY IN lU!lPLY PLEASE REIJ'MR TO NO, under which an i n jured workman, disabled should be reported or not reported. I remember di stinctly having this matter up with the late yr,E,s.Brooks and with all the other coal operators in ~outhern Wyoming, calling their at tention to t h e fact that it made no difference how slight the injury might b e or where or how it might have occurred, whether in the perfor man ce of t he injured workman's duty as an employee or not, if an in j ury occ urr ed either upon the premises of the operator I • and not in the course of t he workman s employmentj or off of the premises of the oper ator, a nd in t h e course of the workman's employment,it should be rep ort ed, and that the Court and not the mine superintendent must determine the ultimate f act as to whether or not compensation is ' to be awarded,and especia lly,neither the mine superintendent, the injured workman or the camp surgeon were authorized to determine that an injury need not be reported because of its extent,duration or circumstances. The case of Mr- Hunter demonstrates the situation. If Dr. Arbogast is looked upon as having any official connection with the llledica1 department of the Union Pa ific Coal Company, his failure to report the case might, by the judgment of the court of competent j'lll'1sdj_ction,subject the coal company to a fine of $ 500.00; and llll"1tt1ngl'111_, , _ of course, in bis fa ilure liolat to report this case,he has ed the law. It might be well for me to say that we are not much concerned �1 8TANDAAD 1-21-10000 ,.,,;."· THE UN!ON PACIFIC COAL COMPANY IN RJ!JPLY PLmA.sl!l IU!lFilllt TO NO, ~ether the surgeons report to the District . . Court and to the State Treasurer. We are concerned, under our system ·of medical and surgical attendance to our employees, that every case of injury treated by our camp surgeons are r eported to us, and we would impress aj)on them that it· is neither their province nor our province to usurp the prerogative of the court and to det'ermine when an injury is not to be awarded. Excuse me for making this letter so positive and so long,but the matter is important,and it is also a matter tiiat I have dwelt upon before, and it seems as if it should be restated. Yours truly, '1//(,(7 V .. ,.. "//. . - ~ . • : .,. . v ./i/V..- "..':l.-- ..:;../;).:.-:,,--..r1:1 ,- TST/E ~' ., : ,V' �Rock Sprint;s - Deoembflr 28th, 1926. ur. u. J. Harringt·on; 1!.'ieb. you would develor> tor· me i f al;l do~tora are reporting all · inJ°ury cases on Form l,5'0 . In taking UJ,> wi tb., Dr. Arboge.ut oor.ao timo o.go tne mttor of injury to lfr. Hunter , ne advised ma he did not mke a report unloaa the injury inotlpe.cituted t he w:Jrkroan for DOro thwi seven days , and JJr . Taliaferro thinks t hey a houl.d ' Zlllke a roporl on nll ca.~as . ~ Beliwo ho i s corr oat in this. Ori.e-lnal SfR'nedt _. • - ,r11.)E B. PRYOt I ab �,I Herewith oop; ot l etter I buve iqdu~ wri~t~n ilo ur. Arbog et . i-1.1:l I oo takinu tile rnnttor up with ull .1:li?lO u.puinten~eflts to inu ara it-ll onoes beinc r8portctd~ bouevor _ lignt, .the 1nJury I11AY be. - I lltl omirol.1 in auoortl "11th tb!J stund you ure tating 1 au ouoofl c.a ni, Ul) trora time t .o tirco wbioh tho dootore did xaot deem ot anit tio i _ . ~J31)(')ftt.Jl0~ to repon and lat.OJ' •• i bad '\o po.y co P. n1a.:ti0n • . • Original Sf~ed: • ·GEORGE· 8. PRYDE I ·. • �I • ,I t ~• • ,.,_ ·,t,'} '.j.;,. •'I ' · .. 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Title A name given to the resource Workman's Compensation for the year 1926 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Workman's Compensation, 1926 Description An account of the resource These letters and documents are related to the workman's compensation from 1926. They are bound into a book with all documentation from 1920-1929. 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, George B. Pryde, Eugene McAulifte, L.T. Dee, T.S. Taliaferro Jr. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0224 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/e88687717a0eb6284e31abb4d95623c2.pdf 26fd1cbd5be8d829de9f88480d2e40e5 PDF Text Text Rook Springs ... Jnu. 20, 1927 • Ur• Bugem tlc!ulifte, Mr. G. ~. 3ia«onnet, ....- _ ~---· Ur. Goo. B. Pr;yd.e. -r~r. ' : . .,_ In lim with in1'ormation in previous years, I nend you horowl th, Gtate- mout ahonini Haznrdou.e, ?ion-l:I!lzar<loua and ~otnl PQ¥ fiolls a.Di P. ~nts tmde to '1/yomlng State \tork:men • s Compen • tlon and Ca tua trpphe In•~nnoo Premium i'wlds tor JOU 1926. . ,/ �_, I Rock Spri ngs - January ltlth, 1927. Mr · J . o. Holen : Ple ase fur nish 1:ie with a few copi es of Form 2-37. ------ ~ REC EIVED FEu ~ · • GENERAL MANAGER ,le re cei ved :;. supply of these bl""::il{s fror.:1 Mr . Hurri ngton. cb - �FORl\l 237 Tile Union Pacific Coal Co. Mr,, _ _ _ __ __ _ __ --------~-------Wyo,, -------------------192-- - -Sup't., The bearer,, _________ _ who was injured in Mine N0 , _____ on the ____ day of _____ _ l92 __ is now fully recovered and able to resume his duties. s-Surgeon NOTE-Any cmploye, who has re})orted to the Camp Surgeon for treatment for any injury, must not, under an , circumstan ce, be a llowed to resume work without a1111roval of !\line Superintendent on att nd wtl h iring bhmk. - -- - -- - -.- - -- --Wyo., _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____.1_ !J2 __ _ - - - - -----------Foreman :\line No. ________________________________________ :n: have employed the beai·cr, _ _ _ __ _ __ __________________---- ·-·· · - - - - - - - -·-whose ;ignature appl~u·s I.Jelow as ____ _ - ----- ·····-······----·in l\Iine No, _ _ __ ----------------------· Employe's Signature. DUPLICATE !\fine Supt. The person whose signature appears above has been assigned Check No, . - - - - -------------- -------- -------·- Time Keeper I )· I . I !;-/, j I ' 1' ;' ' ' ·I : 85 I r �I' Rook _Springe - Jaruury 3lat, 1927. ,Ur . Eugena M<iAul if te : Your stateme nt of ·uoat of . oornpeneation, oonl · aor.ipanies, is part ic ul arl y int er esti~g, oQVering_ns it does • a long, period· of t iro.e . ) cb �~ook 5prfnge -: " t• Jug ne ~oAulif f e: Herer11th a o<,t of t ra.phs I .h1ve h:.ld nade. tro:.1 tho 'tig~es . . you turnil'JL,ed i!le on the \Vy~uiing Co. :ipena~tion Law for th~ yoclre 19l!i to - 1926. tou may find the gr-e-l.i>hs i.,11lre c.,mvenient to h..indle than tho figures •. .J • If you deoire any .turt.her copies of t heoo gr phti I ce.n furniall the~ to you ae tie h.1 ve the t r::i.o i~e ., fp GEORGE Jl PRYDE �.. Rook Springo _ F8b . • • ~ry .lltb, 1927 . .,, ' .• Bugono f.~Auliffe: Along ,1ith. lli" . Sru.th n11d ~ - Hnl"'tinaton. I rave gono ovor House Bill Uo . 200 . Ur . r~x-1--ir.gton hua aloo 4iGcWJBGd the bill with rr. Tali~f crro r..nd ha~ wi:-ittcn no the o.ttnchocl letter. You, no· doubt• aro f mnilinr with all th·e fa.at~ 0£ th~ pro- poeod c~:,cnoation eat • G.o ycu ndviae:,d me you vorked alorl(S with Herbert Lacoy in de olcpi l'l{; chang , but thora io o. pooa~bility with ao moh politico coinc on in Cheyenne t at tho bill my have boan ahanged :::'.;bout your noticing it, ao I O!!l aemding .ur. Harri~rton 'o lettor to you so that• if any cbnn~ae onoaped your ttontion, you rray -t~e ,'ion :J.,tore tho bill io evontunlly paasod. Thora iu a good deal of merit to tho objeotio~ in Ur. Hnr- on~ ... letter.· one ot tho pri11eipt.l ones being tht) opportunity giv• en tor Nop•~e oaoes • •Y It is po aib1•, no I sf.\id botoro, that ~~ · "1 beeti advised ot ~ho eituation, the bill having your full ap• Pl'OYt~• but in ·order to be eure of this I asked Ur. Harnnsto~ to write • • ' th• letter which I fim to:rani-di!le to you. \ ed ' Qrlg\n&l 8 ~ ,iWOt GEORGE B, f �l . ... . .... ,. ~ .Cases.Computed for 'Sweetwater Couhty, Wyo. , Special to Tho Tribnne. GREEN, RIVER. Wyo., Feb. 11.Carroll O Ne111, the deputy clerk of district court . here, yesterday m:ide a computation of the year's work In that court for 1926 !or Sweetwate r count}·. In Wyoming the district judge, mostly In chambers. h11.~ the deciding and adjusting of the workmen's compensation cases. In this. ,vyomlng's blg'J;-est mining county. tor the ~-ear just ended there were 358 compensation ·matters filed with the clerk of the court, most of which ha,·e had the attention of District Judge V. .T. Tldball to some extent. , In addition to this· "there were 161 civil cases, thirty-eight criminal cases and seventy-five probate matters !iled In the office. The district judge, who lives ln La.ramie, u-.ufl lf' ~mes here once each month, he;i.rlng an that Is ready to be heard, a.nd a..<r a. result there are practically no mo.tters ready for hearIng tlu1.t o.re not.' disposed of. while only three or four Jnattel'l< submitted are not yet decided. Judge Tidball has Carbon and Albany counties also In his district. I the �/qJ Omaha - Februar;r 13 • 1927. / ill'• H, v. Lacey: Att ached le·tt e1... fr~om l',~r~ Har:i.'1 ington to Mr. Pryde came in today • s r::mil o I am f orv,a.rding same to you by air It rJas not mail tonight. ry uno.erstanding that the situation outlined in the fi:r~st; parag1"aph no.s i n a ny way changed, in so far as the ri{!hts of t he r1or1 JS.n are c on cer nep. ~-n the matter of filing claims, except ·i;ha, t lie i s g iven t b~ee months i n which ~co file a claimg in- . stead of six • on·ths as at presont o You rJ111 recall this s:i10rtenf or fil ing 'las put in er ~ the instigation of the ing of t he t; im oil m0n to prevent a.bu ses from \,h ich they suffered. Personally I do not thi nl i t u ill x·un a gainst the honest workrnan. Rogarding Paragr aph 2~ yoursel f and Iii· 0 It was my understanding that Gee uould restric•t the injured r1orkman to the measure of the a wa rd as fix ed by the court., that is to say, that the v1orkman \70Uld be prevented from coming in and claiming additional permanent partial disability after his fir 5t allow- ance uas exhausted or during the payment period. h Regardinc; the third ,parag~ap: That mat ·t;er v1as dis- cussed very fully and it is my understanding that the uidow w0 In other ~ords, that Uld not have the 1~ight to make a claim. &he at present if the _,;1orl1man reWOUJ.d be exactly ~h ere she is ce1v spent same before his death, ed the full award in cash and the on showing, to pay a lump court privileged at any time, 'Urn not exceedll.ng the unpaid balance. I am not clear wl1B.t is mean t by the fourth paragraph. �- 2 \ . . . . ..,. \ the of fi ce to go to, MiJ;Uni:·t where the 1 ara leaving eeting te..kes pla ce , and I wish you would look the matter ••ge in tul lY get t ing Mr . Ta l.ia f erro to come over if' you think o1er cs.re , • it neoes sat'Y • OrJgbl&\Sl8fl6(1 EUGENE McAULI FfE �Ro ck Oprinc .. February 15th, 192 7. I I - \ \ \ID I - I I Mr. Eng ne UoAuliff o: ?h~..~ t .. ~~ co ctod •:tapha mtlo up from figure you ont. me rog('~..diug tho ~,yot!i In tho fomo:r aop-i wn.J .compe o.tion ln-Y. oent you, tho torin~o !or 1923 inno ~urat o . Or\glna.1 S\Jtned: . GtORGE. B, PR\'0 •. f I Fae . , ab , • ' �, -\ : ,C t: ·1 r:~-;~-, 1 h J 2 ; :-:-:~, I 1 '--·~-----.:: ~~Ei•J;Pi1, L !.J~,, . i 4!\·,:t:1~ , '" Omaha - February 25, 1927 Mr. G. B . Pryde : The mine worker employed by the Diamond Coal and Coke Company who made an improper demand for compensation was Mitchell Eres. You will r ecall Y spoke to you r egar ding this case, Mr. Russell of t :.e opinion tha t John Comer , who applied to us, was the man that applied t.o h im . was mi staken. iI �i ·· Ro Ok flprlngs .,. March ~4,1,.1 t; r, 1 I 1927. • I Jlt. H. J. Harrington: I have your oopiea of tho tlorkirtgmen•a Compensation reports. • If you will hn11d no tho additional eopias, togethor I with~ a letter otatins who thoy are tor, I tlll aeo that Bamo aro sent to ·llr .. IJoAuliffo u.nd otbol'O ooncorn~d by ooparata mail. , ' In other \10rclo, I prGfer to have all this so through my offioo eo that uo oay hnve n record of it. I • .' .,, . ab �l Ur, Eu~one McAuli£i'o: - ' . Al!l oending t under oepo.rat e ~over today, t\'10 copies of ·11r. , Harrl.ngton'a ·roport tor the year 1926, giving tho hioto~y nnd monoy ptdd tor oaoh i,.ecidont during the ;:qa.X'. 1 A furthor report io in 1u•ooass of baing typed and ~rill ~e . . I forwnrded you tho ti.rot· of the week beginning ·Unrch 28th, \Jill you . . kindly hand ?:r . Lol1Din' OOI)Y to him , th:ls being the fon:1 in '13bioh ha dos ir~d 1t ma.de up . \ ab I ..... �·Omaha - March 28, 1927 Hr . G. .B • Pryde : • TrJo C O'}?ies of Mr . Harri ng ton 1 s a nnua l r epo.rt f or 1926 received. I 1ave 92,ssed one t o r:!r . Loomis a.nd ,1ill go over the other very ce.refull y . This i s a ver37 busine s s-like r eport. �Rock Spr5.ngs W . , yoming, ' , 1927. March 28th {f, aeo. B. Pryde: Since talking with you the other day regarding our experience with the White Compensation Case, I have been vionderin 1, f • g any of the compensation /es tor :ases \"lhiCh we he.ve been reporting "Closed", in Report of Compensation Cases , 'o""l ll, are in fact closed, or are these cases reported as closed •· merely contin~ed cases as in the Nesto r White Case 0 Enclosed are copies of vrording of joint stipulations· which are being used in the various districts in settlement of claims for compensation for the iccount of The Union Pacific Coal Companyo Please note that part of stipulation which we use in Sweetwater County iii.th reference to Final Settlement. This form was dictated by Mr. Taliaferro for the very purpose of a.voiding such an occurrence as the White case. I am not sure that this stipulation t.rill answer the purpose for which it is intended or not, but think 1'Iro Taliaferro has successfully resisted re-opening of a number of cases tbich he.d been settled by this form for some of the other operators whom he rep- resents. This form was not drawn Yri.th the idea of depriving any of our workmen of their rights, but ·was intended to definitely close cases where the Surgeon ad reported that workmen have fully recovered from the effects of the injury, nd ther . e is no loss of tissue or function. eon's final report of personal injury that f Perm ~ there is a disability of development anent partial disability, the workman's right to additional compensation --" 1• nl disability may be s ea a.d .,. . rhenever i·t appears' from the sur·' Ved by stating that a further claim for permanent pw. " e for the degree of such disability as it may appear at nation by a Board of Surgeons. th e time of final ax- As soon as we receive this repo rt from exam- �- 2 - ertifying as to the percent of disability which was present at the board' c ~ . al examination, we stipulate with workman for an award in the amount tiIDe of f J.n ,··o rkIPe.n ' • based on final report of examining. board ' and • a 1so stipulated . ti is due '' award shall be in final settlement of all claim for compensation for this tbat ..,j.icular injury sustained by workman. paru If such a thing is possible, we should adopt some standard form of word- ipulation that would, r1ithout question, definitely close these cases so ing of st that vihen cases are reported to our General Solicitor as being closed we could ieel that we were c ir: rrect in so reporting them, and not find later that our report \'IB.S misleading and that cases are continued instead of being closed. H. J. Harrington. �- I ' Rook Springe .. April 2ncl, 1927. ; ' Yr, :Eugene ?..cAulif'te: ·' Am attaoh:lng • hermyith, letter from Ur. Harrington, together t nth dit~erent formo role.ting to compensation. - Rava diaousoad th:ls :ttcr .at . vari ous times with· Ur. Harrinet-on ud ho feela 1tba.t there is . nothing in tho finnl stipulntion ma.de out by our atto:rnoya • Ur. Green.:. .. I • ., .._ ~ . , . . • .• ' I\ field at Rawlins and Ur. Chriatmns n.t Kemmerer., to ahow thnt such is a fiml t ipulation and tho case oan ba ry•opened at any time. .navera3: . of the forms atts.ched 1ill sho r t hio. , ; Am also attaching a Form 20. F:t.Ml Stipulation, mado in Ur . hliat rro ' s oftioe 'flho recites the case and then goes on to otate thnt "It is horeiby stipulated an~ agr o~ by .:the ·injured ~ork~ and tho_Ont'.: .Ployor t hat the j udgllterrt enter ed on thio stipulation shall be •n final judgment." i ' '"7ould .like to huvo yo~ bring this I11D,tter,to r..rr. Loomis' at• tention and find out if ho ~uid a.greo to having nll th8 ti~ stip~lations witton· in this manner. It we d~ not do this• th er-e 1~ .al\1ays a danger ot cases being re-openod iJ;l Carbon Oounti ·t1nd Linqoln OountYt _ 1 \ ~ ' na 8Tidenced by the cllSe of N~otor 'white _whio ' h is herewith o.tttµ!hed • " �,- ".:F.i E till i:11,tlfo/,rH Omaha - April 2, 1927 .~-,. 11r. G. B. Pryde: / Tallmire: ur, Frank Harrington: Mr, H. J • Certain amendments were made in the Workmens Com~ ~::_Lai:1 , ef~ec_~~~-e ~:pr~ J:_Jst ,. the most important one ~- - ----· "' for the moment tha t covered by Section 4331, Employers r Assessment Service and Policing Charge. Mr. Tallmire should confer with Mr. Taliaferro, getting the amount of the assessment to be paid in ·connection with his April remittances. The amended statute should be available within a very few days . --_; �Rook ·Springs - April 6th, 1927. ----- Ur, Eur;ene :UcAuliffo: \ Am s anding , by ronistered railrond baggage today. two oopioo of n •f ur-the unnua.1 report on the -\"lorkman·•a Compensation I ~ by Ur. He.rrin5ton, ono copy for yourself a.nd one ror Mr. Loomis. The .report ia very oomplato and :t nr11 aura you will bo interested in having oamo . Ori~in11;l Flig-ned: GEOrlGf B, fRY9E' ' ' , - �r~ f "', I l , -,. ; • ~- ,. lf ' I GENEaAL MANAGER 20-122 RoOk Springs - April a, 1927 • 11'.Iro G·e>Oo Bo Pryde : !n connection with the recent changes in :7orkmens Compensation Law 9 filro Taliaferro has as yet no definite information from this matter, but has ~rritten to Mr. Lacey for a copy of that part or the law dealing with Employers' Assessment Service and Policing Charge and will advise us as soon as this information is received. ~ ~· ~~ �- .... 1 _,. - ........... h ~ CE\'J .~G i t,Pn 1 l i9?7 \ Gt.NtRr\L MMlt/'it~ ----- April 8, 1927 J ) ( y ! u r -~- ~-- tlr• G, 13. Pryde: Your s of A1)ril 11th: '£h e t wo copies of Mr. Harrington's further report on Workmen' s Corn9en s a t i on h ave been received and one copy has been passed to Mr, Loomis. �n~ l ,r. :~.: ~ r-,..ri1: l.ll-'J~ f ·.- L ~J "= ( ·- ... . _., I 't' ~"JG/AL nWJ/\G:n 20-122 April 12, 1927,. J I t l l" ~' ~ 4 ;3 o r:,_.i,?.f err.c ;"'"'Jr:~ Roc:r SIJ::· i'ngs ? fiy c ingo X r-~ urn her0wi 'thll copy of !louse Bill : Oo. 2 O!) 'Jo:,;""~n9 s Compensation 0 @ich I borrow- ed yestorclayll n copy having been made of the pm~ts pert.sining to cry departmento I trumk you fo~ the use of this docureento Auditor. �OHM~.Jl 11i., ORIGllfAL ltOUSl~ BILL NO 200 v:olmwJ:It' a OO.\U?F41SAiricm section 2. ~t Seot1on 4331• WyomttJS 00 11 ~ d 1>1 section 3, Ohaptor 124• aesalon Lawa : r.l 't~~tatuteo, 1920, ::OJ148d nn4 re-enacted t o r ead as f oll0?1i: """"' llff• 1925• be mt?IDYER I S ASSESSMEn ia seotion 43310 Evoey ettq,lQyer engago<1 in M3' of the oooupatton, )l()toin def1Md aa extra•hamardous , is horeby reqw.t-ed. to pay into the stoto ',Croaauey tor tb.e benefit of tho Induatr1al· Aocltlent Fund a atmi ot moner oqual to one and one-half por oant (1~ ) ot tho money eamod by eaah ot his empl oyeeo ongagad in suoh oxtra- bazardou employmen, during eao.h oe.l~ ondar month ot suoh ompl~nt. Suoh pa_ymant shall bo so n8do on or beforo thO 15th da, ot tho month following th& tnOllt h tor wtii :olf :,sua-ir ~ t • al't oomputed m1d pa14. Each empl oyer shall oont inuo :to malm monthly oontl'lbUt1on1 ae abo provid Cl unless hie aooonnt attar making tho here1taath!I speo1t1e4 4eduot1ono thorotrom aball equal full two pe~ cent (~ ) of hls annual payroll ocxaputed by multi p~ g ·h ie current month'• pqroll ot wonllllnl enpged ln oxtr • h8Bard0UG empl ~ t by twol '9'8 and -,hali likew11e be not leoa 'thnn Throe 'l'housand Dollara .)3, ooo.oo); providod, however, that any employer who o aaoount is owr draw shall be requitod to pa, UX>nthly 4 S\l!!l ot ~ ( lnol 1¥1.1ng the payments as above opealfiod) oqml. to four per oont (~ ) of tho monoyo anrned by eaoh of his employees ~Std ln such enrn-balardouo empl~nent dutlng eaoh oaletldar month ot suOh amplOJD18nt Qlit11 suah OVGl"draft ohall bo pnid. Suoh Ottq>loyor shall not be compelled to oontrl b\lt o \"lhon bia oont r 1but1ons ln tho tlmde1 atter naklng deductions aa atoreoaJ.d, shall eciunl two per oent (!$) ot h1• annual pl\Vtoll, and shall llbwtse bo not l oao than Three ~ oueatd Dollaro (p .000.00) In add.1 tion to tho other pa111eu.t" requited bf thil 1eot1on to be ~ employer engaged 1nt ,:-0\ftl ooouin tiona hero in dof1nod as as:tra-wardoua sbQll nalte a ~cbal' ehall be as a "•ens.ce and Pol1clng cluu•ge•• • Suob aei-vtoe an4 pol1o1ng genduatrlal pa14 by the emplc,yer into the State ~ ea•ur.r tor the ben~tit of tJle Ir ontl"1..1 ~oOldtnt tum and shall not be c,reditod to tho bnlan~~~ : : ,!i,1o1""tlns, b anount ot bolanoe 1n the indutrlal a.oo • the 1ai-v1oe •• 8 Cl'ecU t lhall not i-eliow hlm ot !11• duty and liablll tto tor any oal8 : Poliolng obnrp; p-rondecl, hOW9'9r', tha. ' ~o !/'hta empl~o• en,ps-,, :" month tour per cont ot the monep earn oh oale~ month shall be oom14 11 8UCh extn-buardoua empl~t clurinB SU! th PeUe4 to pay o. aomoe and poll oing oMrse tor a,uoh DIOJl • 11 be oomputed on 1210 monthlJ . 'l'ho mrvloo and ·pol1c1ns obarP Iba tato fN&SU17 tor the bftet{tl 0 1 9 ~ - P'1d by the ind.1'fld'Qlll emp1GY f ~ month or on the ptelll• \ht e Im:uetr1a1 Aoe1dent , - clurlns ea ll&d not the amomt or tha the etq;,lOJOr would bave boen ~oqulNd to ~ t 6 •proim. ,. 0,eft • balance re11owcl him ttorn the pa1JIID lh&ll be u,ermlnl4 ao~ 'I'he amount ot tbe ..moe aid. po11olns oJmt89 1Zll to the to11ow1ns e0be4'11• 1 8: :; PG1d int o tho industrial aoo1dent flmd, ::i~ b;;!: ,._r :i:J.z. t;:;1 �1 Sottv100 8nd Polio ing cw tho t!O?lth 81 toi- • • • • • • • • • • • 10.00 • • • • • • • 10.01 to 320.00 inal, • • • • • • • • • • • n 20.01 to 30.oo • • • •••••• •• ti 0 ~•• t}lan 30.01 to 40.oo 40.01 to eo.oo ao.01 to &o.oo ao.01 to 70.00 ,0.01 to eo.oo eo.01 to 90oOO 90.01 to 100000 100,01 to 200.00 2eo,01 to 600aiOO 500,0l to 100.00 750.0l tolOOOoOO 1000,01 to2600o00 2500.0l to5000o00 OTei- !I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • •· • • • • 0 • • • •••• • • •• tt • • • • • • •• •• "n • • • • • • • • • " • • ., • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••• • • • t t1 • • •• • ••••• • ... • •• • • ••• •• •• • ti ,, • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• ••• •• • • tf • • • • •• •• • • tt •• • ••• • . • n 0 0 0 0 ' ~ ~ II>, 0 0 Q 0 it 0 ft 0 e 0 0 t5000o00 0 0 0 Q f 2.00 3.oo a.oo '1,60 10.00 15,00 ao.oo 25,00 30.00 35,00 so.oo 75,00 100.00 125.00 150,00 1'15.00 200.00 FOl' the pur-pose ot anoouragtng 03ro on the pa1•t of tho employers and thuS 4toresS1ng nooidents to employee and to the end tlmt oaoh omplover sm.11 oompon11te all 1nJm-1ea to tho workmen of suoh employeJ:- and not those orotber empl01JCro, tbe State Troasuro~ ohllll tteop n Opat'Qte aooount for oa.oh omployer so contr1but1ne \o said fund and sbs.ll charge ag 1n t tho aooount ot enoh omployer all warrants p111d fllom the Industrial Acoident Fund. . • · (a) (b) As amu"ds tor 11\Juties to employeos ot EJuoh ~10181"• In :pa~t ot medical n.n4· surgical auppllt1e and •d1oal or hoopital attondanco of c,11 employeo ot auoh· emplc,ytr. ;• (c) ln ~ n t tor 1nvestigatlons ·or QC01donts ot sucb emplOJOt• or in pa~nt ot 1n1'8 tlpUona of 1nJUl"1t• ta hia omploJ"e8., {4) In pa:,,mEm.t ot wttneos tees in cases whtl:rein au order 0£ Bt/~rd. is granted to tho oq,lo,e ot suoh empl~• . . Section s. 'lho. t seotion -4832~ .~ n g 0ompiled. atutut••• •1920, as nme::4 i'0 SGaUon a. Chapter GO, Seoa1on I.AWi of o)OmS.ns, 1923, be ameme~ a:nd ro-o~o • rod as followa1 •• • """ COi,r OF PA?-aott 'RO ag SEM fO Sf.ATE ,9.u15uam. t ~ 1oyer to f()1'1'1at(1 to th9 S~te ! Section 4332. lt lball ba •the duty :.S,c,.eSto.t:ii.ooauror. ~ tt\19 OOPY ot hie 8 p.,._~ r-•ui-er on a blank fotm pt-added by tta basardoua emp1Q1?P8Bt during. the ~ut1 ot peraona ln his emplOJ enffigiM1 1 ; 01• tho --x,l'•on hllv1DB knowledge 1 or 8'id Gal&ndai- ~tb, sworn to ei tbor b1 mes supplied. w1 th thO 1aat abo"VU 'blaJat t P&iJrolla. T:ach etnployor, un1e1s od~t te ~toasurar ror tho BGJmOftll, Shall eeasonab:11 applY to sai • :i:0 -or heretotoro rsent1ont4 to °~ lt ahall further bo the dutf ot oaoh emplc,; ceased to emplof ,m:,rkmln in o~tl 'he State ~reaaUNr 1n tho e'fent tbat he :a:, tht• Ao1I. 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" )\..-. -..,; 1....w. lt1 ·'...... ~??..t ~,. ....' - /'1r, .,il-10·" .., ,. ,,~1 ll • ,yi(1 • U - - ..- -~..__,/••-·-~--- ~ i;.Jt_. u!._,., \ t:::::r~0~~t f Q ;:... ,J!JO ...~cG~)~Jo.1 12!:d ,'(,(':,"~() fio "' .;I a •,::Jo cw.:" t.o,~ofl'ii.t of: ~7o _p d~)tr)2c: \~l. ~ c ~J~~1:1~ , f ·~I~o �aEcEr~i • . APR 1 G i, ~ - Omaha - April 15 , 1927 Mr . G. n. Pryde : Yours 6th m.th two co11ie s of ':7or kmenls Compensation Re, ort prepared by Mr . Harrington : I have delivered one copy t o Mr . Loomis and the pr eparation of tb.e report s ~e;~:cs well for Mr •. Harrington's systema.t ic handl ing. �f ! ~{ EGE-, v-u APR 1 G1q~7 ~~A~Grn Omaha - April 16, 1927 / .,/ Mr. G. :B . Pryde:" ?Lr • H, J. Hal'rington ; After maki ng a ca reful exe.mina.ti on of Ur. Harrington ' s tabulation coverinf Co!I!_;_:>ensation cases , year 1926, I am ~ery much impressed wi t'b the splendid manner in ~hich the f i gures are brought togethe r, livi ded as they are between character of accident, nationali ty of workman , etc . T:'1is report if kept u:p wi ll "9!.'ove verr valuable in referri ng to cases as well as locati ng ~her e compensation funns are being -:mneces~arily })ai d . �/ ,,. Rock Sp~ngo - _April 18th, 1927, , • Ur , I ene UoAu.li:ff0 i \ \ Your joi~__ letter to llr . Hn.rrin~on _tmd myself, rogt1rd- ine Ur. Harri~,-ion'a tnbulation of c6mpens ·t1011 cases, received: ·Ho is kooping hio reoorciG in the ea.m,a fonn during the preuent year and . early in tho yonJ" 1928_ tvro simil ar· reporls w1,U be f\U'?UD hod you. 01•iginrl R!gnP.fl: . fi.:.vh' E B, FRYDF • ab ' I �(I j -• 0 ., • ., ,2[:.~~ ( •• 0 , y C. o I. ·,> ,. . . ,,.. > ~ ~ "'-· -+-- --~,_.. ,_,, -" . . <',''• ., .. \,.; ,, ,_ . - \. . • i ,;i j f~ ! ... ~ 1' • • ',~ I • ,. •I <"'I .... .. - - ,,.. .. .,,. :.~.... ,J ?~ · 0 .,. , ,. .. .... ,, · · r.... . . - _..,v __....,. ... ,. ....... .... . -~'<' • , .. ,, ~ ....,,. .._, -; ~· ' .:..h '.,.L~ Q ~: •, - ~ • _ .._ .. _ ; \ -.. • , ,,. ._,. .. .,, ~ :. V ............ ' ., '> �i J, ... , �~htlt of ~JJnttttltB 'mr.easur.er's ®ffu.e ~.orlunen's C!I.cnnp.ensmintt lRep~ut filfr.eJZimne •• ,- 1n- ;_1 27 1.1..;.,y 09 ARTHUR W. CALVERLEY ASST. DEPUTY TREAIUREII Dlll'AIITIIENT MANAGER PJ.Ci ic At the last Session of the Legislature, an amendment to the Workmen'·s Compensation Act Was made requiring an additional monthly paym.ent to be known as a "Service and. Policing Cha.rge 11 ,. the amount of which is based on t'he monthly premium. A schedule of this charge will ce :fot.'..nd on the- r eye1·s e !1i0..e of the bL:1.n1r ~n.:y~roll en• closed l1erawi th o:::- unc. c>:r S-2r,t::.un ':331 of' the Vh.1:rlmen~s G'.)mpensation Act, (Employe r s l'ay5. n g -1,5.~ :J.:"8 11ct rr~91JJ.r a6 to E>end. in t:r.e Ser~ice and Policing Cha rge . Se c: ?t)Ction !J:331) This incr eas e r.. :9:r ei:..::.ut-:1 wa :., rr.?.cle necessary by the unprecedented drain on the Ind.u:: tr i a i. _;_e;c i6.ent }'\:.r.d b:r 1;; l l ·:l1du~.; tr::es. We believe that this sit 1;_,_ti o!l C i::i ?: ~: e ovf.::r cc:::e if eac J1 e~lore:: will co-01_Jerate \'lit:_ us in rna.l:.L1g n. c u::•'.' Grt P.1: .:;ti 0rt durS.:ng t.hr~ r.i:;xt bie!'..niu!:l. along • ,-,-.r 7 ·,ri";g• --10~"'r atte!l.. '.ir~H to the clb.ims made the H.~1es cf s~,f'~4v I.,'-v C"'rd , _, U.) O 1< -· v -• ~ on accou...r1.t cf e. c~ :~<in::: r:-;. "4 - . T!12 reo.liza:~j_on th~-· -:·he cost of ac-~idents is borne by each 1nc1. ·,.-, -'-"1.1 -~~!:: ...,,. ~.+,P. a~ ... other- employers evidentl_y 1 1 h •lQU..'.l_ err.p !.o;-,-·e~: arc.. not b:.r .,u::- 8 _;;..:. / 5 not bee1-i 11::.~01:i.sr~t h-.)r:e . +,o th·:J m6.,iority of thJse who are engaged in he various huza:;_•c;. ou.s i :..lti-,.:3tries of the stat'3 • .-. . , -oneration in an h liia~r ue not: tns:"efore: ~O-'.lC 1. t Y0 1:~ co •• .. the state on,: st end.eLl.VOI· tu cut to :i m.i.:'J.:i.rr,t1m t:1~ a,e,cident rat~ i~h "Service of •.;~romi,·. t:·? •'le ,··ould ~1s0 ,;«::-: tha~ •., ou 1~ir.dly send in - e d e ana. 1)10 . --~ • ' " a. o.. '".. - .-.~ ry correspon enc . _ 1 l c,J_ ; 1e; Ct11rge" each mcm;n so ,.,nat u:mecessa may be avoid.ed. Very truly yours' �/ \ :-::ay 9th. 192 7. 'I ' '' t •,l'. .·;· • J-t.• • -, -c:' el i;,B.n ,• StJ.te ·.L re -·.io w:~€ r i 1 C cy unnc, ~,~1:.::.. :,v e..tr Sir: )J fp_ ' / �. ) t'.kly 12th, 1927. r r- . r-t m 1::>- ..: o Calvm...,l0y, .\aat. D:::.:1 rty rs:· ...,J.8 t L'8 i"', Stn.to of :·, Jo.. : ri r:; , Gheyo$110 ~ .'. yo :...5._1g • ..t. (.,_ •7it:~ you i·1 :.·cc.tu.J in::; nceidonia c.nd u o uro giving thi.:: 1:.0.ttor m· close nttcntic:1. ..r.-., v1,.:, l.t uJ.,rJ vou:c~' w ,, I �I •• . __ 20-122'. • . ·ri~o/ j "' ..:_~1,. • •• Rock ,,pr~ - u.y i.;. 1927. , i, 1/ ioh JOU ~ 110 a. cy ~ttantlon to CJ$in. l~iit~t)A :ta in •hll ·:.1orkmo:n1 3 oo•nsation Ill', ~f£ootlivo i~:01~11 /' l \ii l9t.!7 ~ iUnd on .i\p~il SO , Y'e11av~ci thio (~(;Jir!J.~ o't ri:nl,tillG i'.}Jt{' pg,yl!ilnt .for J1Pt11 to tlnt ~ ·, 1~ ; of the f . ~"&011 i:.:u 9U.Uteli ·to (::4.,103.99• neoosaitatin6 0 thg p:~ nu o-f :)l7SoOO fo~ eorvieo . id policing clw.rgo. !luring the Ye!lr 1926, tho o tn hJ,y --~yroll c.n.g\.:tl ~ou \.J335.ooo.oo to (~14.-000.00, using theo nmounto no br',Ge s D -t ...o p: g_ ~nto for ...orvica tin:1 polictna c?,\rl,'9 OUld hDvo ru.1o~imte.d. to 1: 200~000 1ho ~~olls in c~Qh acmth, ~17 -\o A U,. ineluoi c, h~v • • ~-_owitod. to less than ~3si ..s33.53, it ould + r: .<'175.00 1 0 ·• t tho. m:rvic ~na policti?:ig ruiurgo.o fol!' 1927, wil,l 110t exceed r Original Signad FRAtu{ TALtMm~ �- Rock $-p rings - Juno 21,st, 1927. Heret1i-t h c lippi ng f r om the Sa.J:t La ke Tribune of Sunday, the OrfalMl Slgne4: <lEORGE B, PRYDE jg. �Statfatics Reveal Majm.· Causes of Accidents in Ut~h Coal R.egnons. S tn tis ti cs complied 1n th e off!cies of t h e stnte lndus trlnl commission show t h a,t $1,470,48G.77 wns pa id to tho se ln jur cd , ::i n d tho <lep ~n dents of thos e w h o lo t t ho lr lives In co::il m ine n.cclrkn tf< <lx ri ng· t ho nine -year pe ri od bot wce- n i· 1, 191,, ::md J un e JO, 1926. Tn a<l "!lion to t h is n mou nt, some $2 40, l(l0.07 wn s pai d for m edi cnil and s u rg-k, 1 t rcrt t m cn L of tho se In lured, ~rnkln;; n :., ·u nd lotnl or ~1,710,587.H. Th e t otn l p 1·e111 ium s coll ecte d for thls in s ura.nco "·0rc $j,S5~.8GJ.Gl, indi ca tin g- n loss r;1tio of H .4 p er cen t. This lnfo r mntioll' w a s inn.d e p llbllo by 0 . F. Mc-Sh n.HC', m emb er of t ho commlssion. I t Is f ur th er show n bJ• th ese stnti. t ics that il46 fa ta lities occurred during t h p('riod u nd er cons ideration, ,\·Ith l 'iG perman Pn t d isabilities and 12.GSil t emp or a r y disab:llltles. The 348 ff1.tnlitl es In cl ude th e 176 Jives Jos t at th e explo,;ions a t Cns tl e6 a te In Mnrch , 1~24, a nd at Ra ins In September, 1924. Exc ludlnr,- th ese ca tas trophes, the aver .. .;-e a nnua l n um b er of f atalities In the Gta h coa l mi n es In the nine years under cons!d cratJ on has been nineteen . • I n 1<lt1 d~·ing n <'cldent loca tions and t hei r c:i.u1;cs, It hRs been foun d thnt b,· f"l r tho grc:i.ter 11111111.>er of n.coldE'n t; of nil kinds ;i.re caused by falls or coa l, th e r ecord s or t he commiss ion i;how. Thes e r ecords re,rea l that o4.G per cont of all fatal accidents in t he "(;tah coa l mines. during tho n lnc-yea.r period, other tnan the explosio ns :ind burning gas , have been ca.used by th e fa ll or ccml. Of tho n ine t y- four killed In this manner during- the p eriod, s ev enty -three were nt the working face, nine in a room or chamber , and twelve on th e rond , en, or gangway. More than . 26 per t~~ t o! the li2 permanent injuries ~:we re sulted from the s~e caus e~ nd have occ:urred as follows. Thirty :even a t the worldng face, fivo int' •·oom ot· chamber and three 011 a r~~ 5 • gangway More t 11 an "· entrY or of the 12.,580 temporary inper C'.en th period were caused juries di;r\fgof ioal at th9 following by the 2£1.~ at tho worklnr; face, 326 places: ~.,' hamber and 129 on the in e. room oro~ gangway. 1 r oad, en ~ 067 460 tons of coal were Some • • • the nine years. The produced durlngroduce e.t $3 per to ya.Jue of this P For ea.ch million ton was $1:!3,172, 701. d one-halC lives "''ere mined, el,;~t ~ the cornmlsslon show los t. ncco1dB o en sa.tlon cost per ton u1e aclltal ciTf cents, whlle tho ac ~ mined was • ost was 9.:17 cents pei: tual premiumTc0 tal compensation cos ton mined. t o! the value o! th wae 1.34 per cen ~ 7 -- �...!. ·· • GENERAL i 1 1\r!i\Gt:P. • .. . • . • • ·'• / • �THE UNIC>N F".AC:IFIC: C:C>.AL C:C>NIF".At--1~ OFJrZOlO 011' NO. _ __...,A==t.t..o...rneu!-y:_ _ _ __ Rock Springs, Wyoming, May llth,l9.2'1 ' Mr.H.J.Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation, Union Pacific Coal Co. CITY ··-;,- ,:::-:·-;-.. ' • ; ' f ~ • ·~ " !. .... ~ \7 Dear Sir:-- .,.J• , - J ? •✓ . 1/ . -• .. .... ~ ~/ Someti1i1e I thinlc it might be VJell for y o •J to hav e a conversation Vli th Dr. Arbogast upon the pha. s e of bis f i nal reports which appear to me to be rather speculative. Sometime ago we received a final report from the doctor, in which he s aid that in his judgment, the workma.n "will be able to resume his duties in a.bout three wceks. 11 It is obvious we could not stipula te e.n award for three weeks ahead of the stipulation and 1:tf e declined to do it. We frequently get final reports from Dr .. Arboga.st in which he gives it as his opinion that the employee may resume 'Hork in one or two days. I am wondering if, frequently these one or tvm day s are not gratuitous. Please understand tl:1at I do not say this is true, but I do believe that, vihere every__ influence is to stretch out the time, especially where the number of <1ays of work per week, is small., that it might be vrnll the f'irst time you see Dr.Arbogast to remind him that the st~tute ±s, that compensation is to cease when the injured person :«can perform work at 'fu1. occupation.n an,y gain.- The thought I wish to convey is this, that in looking over these reports, the surface indication is, that two or three days are always given after the date of the final report; It seems that some of these dates would be coincident with the final reporto I am just suggesting what occure_?._ to me, and I thought in .a diplomatic way, without reference to this- letter, you might sometime call the doctor's attention to the fact, that it is quite desirable, if possible to have the final reports definite. I feel a hesitancy in authorizing the payment of State funds upon a final report that says that a workman may be able to go to work in three or four days, and then to give that workman three or four days extra con1pensution upon a mere supposition. We are constantly returning these final reports to the surgeons, requiring them to be made more definite and certain in this behalf. We have in mind a recent occurance. A workman is drardng compensation at the rate of $90.00 per month. Mrs•Emery noticed that he is walking around town, and asked the camp surgeon why a final surgical ~eport is not forthcoming. The surgeon replied that this would pr?~ably e e1one in two or three months, but Mrs• Emery said 11 I see him wal.1-C1ng �around on the streets" upon v, h ich the surgeon replied, 11 Yes, I have t;o1d him he could worlc at some lieht work, but he hasn't been able to get a J.ight job." A policy of this kind works very \'Jell in those sta tes HheI· e coropensa tion is b a sed upon the a ver&. ge wa ges a n d time of the en1ployment exhibited for the past t wo or three yea rs. rt does not v,cor1c wher e, as we d o i n Wyomi n g , p ay the highest awards 3rnov1n in any cornpensa tion l avJ, and t ha t rJi thou t r efe r e nce to the workman s probable earning ca pacity o I hav e tri ed to make t he Courts understand the lib er ality of our l aY, and tha t it needs no stretching to satisfy what they ca ll in othe r s t a t es n1ib eral construction." Yours truly , TST/E cc to Herbert ~.Lacey, Cheyenne, Wyoming. ...• .... -··-,~--:,:I / () ,. . �1 ,l .. : - .., .-" t' • • ti • •-~ J ' . •-.~! 1.: .... :. •... •, .'..... fr J' • • • • ? • • • .• • • • • �\ \ l - oUoet. •H.J. Harrington: ~ . th enough 'l>J.o.JlkS, 00 they Please furnish superintendents wi may Pe passed to each of the doctors) _ �Yul..l.'.i.·.... l '-...1 '"'" , ')f"\vs 1· c 1 e""' ·1·1i ·-1.-o "-I., i· on •• _• ... ;,j t;;., _ .. • - J. ~ ... I j I r J ,/ I thi11..'lc ~ �Rock S:i;>ringo - June ]0th, , 192 ,1. Yours of .June 27th. Rubber star:ip has be en oz,dered and thio ~~1atter trill be taken care of by t!.r. Harrington. jg. �l c:.>r1· ,,,.,. C[ • ' !'; :]_?.. : ., r:~y 11.,,•, ,l.. J.,,,J . .. ~ . ..... .. , \..i . ...... • ♦ l ,<'► ' ~~ ~;. . ~--'~ 1 'to t ho ~ ..! t ;~C; Oi i t< Z ::.i"';; Clt J, u~,; ·:..he::- m. 7.'l -· ltol.'.' {;·"4 G ~ye ·i iJ ;·.-21::ci1 n~ ' :..: .jUi:'Oa o.n p1oyo ohould bo C.,: b .,.. . . . .. '-~ 10 �I I '. I l, . .. tlb �FORM 2SO '\\...ASHI~GTON~U~IO:S COAL Co ~n:SER5- Al\"D SHIPPERS OF MPANY TO~OCOAL NO, 6-4 To~'lo, Washington August Ninth 1 92 7 The Union Pacifi c Coal Co 0 Roe le Spri::18a , Wyoming. Dear Sir: k t you r conv0uienc a will you kindly mail to this office a supply of Form 143 - a physical examination blank used by t he Emplo yme nt Department. About 50 will be sufficient for oui· r equir er.1s11-ts, and they s hould contain the added notation as to applic ant 's age . The ab ove in accordance with Hr. McAulif'fe 's re- cent request. Yours truly, �' August 12th, 19 27. .,, ti? . rim. Haru.1 ~ M :?? • l ·:;as 11ingt o Ui.iio Coal' Co , :i Touo, \:ash;i..aoiO'l o \ I ha,,~ yours of AuguElt 9th eood am asking ou~ Purchasing A fJUt to, f or,:aX"cl you fifty blwtlks of l'orm 143 aa x-0quest etl. Ve~y truly yours, 1 i_ ab I �Omaha - August 17, 192'1 llr• G. B. Pry de : Please oend Mr . ~ 25 or 30 copies of the new form for phys ical exam:ina.M.on , be i ng careful to see that the rubber stamp, carrying a provision f or recording age , i s shown thereon. CC. Mr. '7m . Hann �\ ' \ / of ·the f o:crr. f m:' physical exa.rnination of n,m employes, to- \ ab �I .ndeY'str:u1d tr.:n.t ao:na lawyers x'r-om Salt lake i'ecenUy visited yomr Lo~al ~:t Reliance fi\i'lcl mrgGci the @on not to accept theil" co;!lpeneation c 1ecke or make any ag&"00r:wn-t ,;;1ith the oo!lipi:my the compa y rms not giving sufficient mo1t10y for inju:ries, but if they uould t ux--n over -c.he C" aes· to -tho~n a.ud instit.u·~e suit ''through the c ou?,./.,s ·Ley ~ t h e Utah lanyers 1 1;1ouid get very much more money I i.7iah yo; t1ould det0roine if you possibly can, in a quiet Day, nho ·c.h0se la.Jyerrs Y1En'"e, getting ·i;hei'° names and the da.t e of their visit to the Local; ciao t1hethel"' or not they visited apy of the other Loeals in this field, \iou.l d like to be ad_visod of any· • 1 ft gone into this mati .,.,o LU onnatioa that might dev-o op a er you h"'d"' t-o V" ter. ab '!I • I �GENERAL Mi\NAGER October 26, 1927 0 I hE ve ., ecn tr>,_ril g to 0 0-c the 1926 am2u.al report St at '"' .Crea suror .,, t:he 'n oo',,. .o • f rom rJ.1_0 v v • ).. l _ lA ~ up , un~or~unately,by the printers 1 bu:i; _ rot .ise · r1ithin t he neJi:t fe1;1 days 0 I havo befo1~e ·J.o ~ co y· of the· S0ptember balance sheet ., on \'hi ch ..,. :?ind th~t for the f i r~st nine u1onths of this ~hero r:ns :r·ec0i v e . f1~0;:;. poli c i ng $ 5, 417 .oo, but for l7h ich the tot!'.'• l shri ,1lrage for the fir s t n:ln0 months of :this year would have been $ 3 17 ., 067 . 89 . V!i th good pay rol l s r,1e uill pick up par t of trlis, but the Fund \7ill 0TYO i n to Decembe1. . 31st not better than even s1ncerely yours, CC-z:-ir. G / r .. B. Pryde ✓ .wr • Ji. V. I,acey �... _ GE, E~Al r.1f,t'.~.GE? . - .· • ~ - - ~. Omaha - November 2, 1927 Ur, G, 13. Pryde: Mr. c. A. McDowell, Box 64, Pittsburgh, Pa., in charge of welfare work and employmsnt, Pittsburgh Coal Compall1, is anxious to have a copy of your employweut record carda as t1ell as the doctor's certificate recently gotten out for ne\7 men. See that the fifty year requirement is stamped on the blank sent to him, sending s direct. �192'/ ' : ·_1; ~!l<.-- 1·::•..\l 0,3'~ o f ~:~·o r_\:,~u'i .Lf.:i' G ·:r. C.i'L! o:wloni 1~ I V Eno • �, J I I ,, ...__ Y!J L~' . l -;:,-~ . r a-? fo , Vt:i~1 b0:r:· 2niJ '/! _<;. 0:;_•,r 'll. o 1 [ ~ J " .- - I Th0 or.p lo yi:101-r~ .....r .·, I' �November 18, 1927 Mr, George Bo P!""IJde, Vice Presid ent, Union Pacific Coal Company, Rock Springs, Wy oming . Dear P.u-. Pryde : Th a nk y ou kindly for th e copy of record index on employees hired , a s wel l a s copies of doctor I s certificate covering examination of neu men. Very truly yours, f/111~ Safety and Personnel Manager. �1ocl:: Spr,i ngs ... Janu:1ry 21·-s t·, 1 92 8 • tuo co l ac of tW• o L:u"'ri 1r;iou 's Corn_ ensv.i i on ·-,eport for tho ro:i.ch yo u in cbout ton do.ys. oh �I . l , ,-, Omaha - January 31, 1928. !Jr. G. B. Pryde: In Mr o Harrington rs monthly report . of compensation cases for December, 1927, the Gus Ebner case, No. 2042,is still carried on the docket, "Compensation disputed, protest filed. 11 As v,e arranged to pay Mr. Ebner $40.00 per month_. effective with the month of November, 1927, this case should be cleared from Mr . Harrington rs docket. Please have Mr. Harrington advise just what is meant by a disputed case, as, for example, his summary o_f Winton cases for December shows "Pending disputed cases 1 ' II While the detail report shows five cases in the disputed column. �i:,, 011-311 ( nud 1):1.obtL 00~1on t r- , .} f~O v00 ~ thic loon, · pluc ! laot ho.vo to oo t f~ :on c nt"O of.: in pn1it cn!'ly :ln 10:10 .. I have conool!•., ntod tho vn:r-ioun itedn ohor.~1• l ~r tl~.c ototo:1cnt, ·:•4 '·") o .r:..-:>o11- vr.~,1·r'\ • ? TOOUl to: v_.... {·.1 u--• oQ, r;i~'l o . J ......, ,(.. ""w o... orroc1 .:ro::1 Cr:.tn.otropl 0 I.i: ourc..."lCO .......-......... . 1 I"-U'1(;. ,J, 7 f'~o r.l! I _...• • - - .~·:4, .7,847. ?0 1 otcl i:ocoipto ;i', '· Oru.o:ro of' :.r ord {?1,;1,200.1 ·, Hdmini tr:tion .:. .: po oo Proniw.n o:r. a t i.ctror> 0 Insurr /v •\ I'\, ~. 100 r, 124 .. 9L ----!-----~-494 .063.~ l _ _ _ __f.:.!.<411...PIL--~- �tot .1 ' 10, 110... ., ·a :; 0 "t..., 1.;~t•i0t:-f1ori- 0 1nsm.z:~i:nco~ and. \.;l,"785.OD for ::-:o:-,vice 1 m1d ol ..e::l:.:lG 4t -- ----------------- �, .. <)•t,;,• t) t':"J'( ' tj' j . ' ....a Q. ~ ~ ~ ; ('~'f~ 1> A ' ~ 1"":': "', -1' .() , _L , .. ~ ~,, ,/1, ~ "': ,. :, lt>.✓.'l"-' ,: ,...... ,:-; t- " _ ._, \i ~ l ,.! .\ t..1 - - ' '.,t: t. Ht"\ F~t, n ~·'\#...., • t, .) r, ..... ~ ,--- ..,.,, •..J ~~ ~ - ; ~ u.,;•,.,$< �THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY 1926 Tot al Pay Roll $4 ,718 , 534 .98 - 1927 $4 , 226,911.65 Payments made 'f O .3_.,...,, ' / For \'iorkmens Co:n.pensation 61,924 .97 41,698,61 For Catastrophe Insurance 11,727.5~ 10,492.69 For Service and Policing _... _.. ... _______ _ 1,725.00. $73 ,652.56 ~53,916.30 Total Payments Cost per ton mi ned ~ .0265 §-i,- §,fl, 3-o i .0195 � 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 Workman's Compensation for the year 1927 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Workman's Compensation, 1927 Description An account of the resource These letters and documents are related to the workman's compensation from 1927. They are bound into a book with all documentation from 1920-1929. Some pages are severely 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, George B. Pryde, Eugene McAulifte, L.T. Dee, T.S. Taliaferro Jr. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0225 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/999fd5054ea03cd6fb7e5d69122e1e3b.pdf 61908a886f1ee5b5884e701a331ec222 PDF Text Text ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0082 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource G. B. Pryde Title A name given to the resource UPCC General Correspondence Subject The topic of the resource Collection of letters including various discussion of UPCC establishments. Description An account of the resource An 11" x 8" stack of papers clipped together. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1920-1927 https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/08b0cdb9ca721bbb6cdf7645346a0e61.pdf 16916c2388f18f5786dd860d1ba33a5b PDF Text Text FILE NO. 284 VISITORS - UNION PACIFIC Railrpad Co. Officials 6- HARRIMAN,.Mr. & Mrs. E. Roland AUG/47 Visit to Westvaco. �WOo 6 �Omaha - August 299 1947 Mr. A. E. Stoddard: Mr. H. C. Livingston: Mr. Elgin Hicks: Attached is copy of letter August 25th from Exec­ utive Vice President Seaton of the Westvaco Chlorine Products Corporation, addressed to Mr. Ashby, relative to the pro­ posed trip of Mr. and Mrs. Harriman to their rains. I will appreciate it if Mr. Hicks or Mr. Living­ ston will work it out so that Mr- Gaylord is furnished the information suggested by Mr. Seaton, and in conversation today I understand that all arrangements have been perfected with respect to proper handling of Mr. and Mrs. Harriman upon their arrival at Green River. P. J. VL2HCH Enc. �August 29, 1947 CHRYSLER BUILDING PLEASE REPLY TO '211KI 40S LEXINGTON AVENUE !INK i&£JIY4R18 kiiN8 NEW YORK,N.Y. Mr. H. a. Livingston, vice .k're�. Operation, Union Paci fie lioal. 1.;an:pany, Rock Springs, Wyoming Dear ivi.r. Liv ingston: In reply to your letter of august 25th, we will be glad to hav e Mr. and mre. Harriman vis.it \'1estvaco on September 2nd. arrang;nents will be made for them to go down the shaft a t 2:00 P.M. and to visit tba su rface. Yours very truly, WESTVACO CHLORINE PRODUCTS C:ORP. �µ �(COPY) WESTVACO CHLORINE PRODUCTS CORPORATION Please reply to Chrysler Building 405 Lexington Avenue Neu York 17, N.Y. r'1ro G. F. Ashby, President Union Paqifio Railroad Company Omaha 2,- Nebraska August 25, 1947 Dear Mr. Ashby: • It was indeed a rea1 p1eaeure to be able to induce you to g_o down the shaft at Westvaco, Wyoming, a week ago yesterday. -I am very appreciative indeed of your finding time to make this t rip .. We certainly 1:10uld be glad to have Mr. E. R- Harriman Chairmall of your Board, and Mrs. Harr-iman go domt ,the shaft on Sept�m,ber 2nd. Obviously this 1nv1tat1on may be extended to others in his party -whom you uould like to have see this Job. I a m uriting tfr. G. B. Gaylord regarding their forthcoming visit. If convenient, I would suggest that you arrange to have a wire or telephone message sent to him indicating the approx­ imate hour of their -arrival. He can be reached at his resi­ dence in Green River in the evening or care of our company dur­ ing normal business hours. If for any reason Mr. Gaylord should not be at the property on September 2, Mr. Downey and Mr. John Jacobucci. will take care of them properly. Possibly before September 1st our telephone connection to the mine will have been established, although I cannot be certain at this writing that this job will be finished. Best personal regards ,. Very truly yours, WESTVACO CHLORINE PRODUCTS CORPORATION MYS:AI..U- M. y. Seaton Executive Vice Pres�dent �August 25, 1947 tlr o Go B. Gaylord, Manager Uestvaco Chlorine Products Corpo Green River, Wyoming Dear Mr. Ga,ylord: Mr. and Mrs. E. Roland Harriman of the Union Pacific Railroad Company. \"Jill arrive at Green River on Train No. 1, 1 ::)..0 p.m., September 2, departing on the same date on Train No. 11, 5:50 p.m. Mr. G. F. Ashby has requested that t1e arrange trip to r:estvaco, visiting the surface and taking Hr. and trrs. Harriman down the shaft to visit the Trona deposit. i'Je nill �--reatly- appreciate your cou rtesy in makins previous arrangements for suitable clothing, i.e., rubber boots, etc., for the convenience of Mr. and Mrs. Harriman, also having in readiness availability of the shaft bucket at 2 p.m. so that they raay enter the shaft without delay. This is of course necessary due to the shor t time betv1een trains. �'le will attempt to discuss this matter wi th you personally previous· to the time of the visit. I- In the event there is any reason that the Harrimans cannot visit the shaft bottom on date September 2, ,,ill you kindl,v so advise. Yours very truly, HCL/rt �t Form 2191 • -}, ( UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY • Time Filev.-____ M fl , .h TELEGRAM Rock SprinE;s - l\ugust 25, 1947 1'\BS = Omaha J> nnd on line :nm� Omaha YOUR B-882 VISIT W. AND MRS. HARRIMAN VIBSTV./1.CO OPER,\TION. CONFIRMING PHOI\lE CONV13RSATION WILL Mf1KE ARR,'\tJGEMENTS INSURING PERSON/\1 HANDLING OF Pl\R'fY. C-24 . I 5-SM M I �rORM 2191•B-THIN • \•t\. ,:"_._ \."�'\ UNION p AC I F I C RAI LR a AD C a M � .AN TIME F"ILEO _____.,,. T LEG RAM • __,.. •· • • 1 •· ' ·- /j MAILGBAM ----�- �-: ·,1\ \:_: \ J f._., I , �: ., -/ \ • 12•46•500M \ 1 ,_//·· �/:>- -- Omaha - August 22, 1947 (OC-Vir 0 Elgin Hicks Mr0 E 0 T 0 Watson Mr 0 F0 E 0 Terwilleg�r Mr o Wo 5 0 Whittaker) Confirming our conversation yesterday 0 Mr 0 and Mrs0 E 0 Roland Harriman dill arrive Green River in Business Car 102, Train 1� at 1:10 PM, September 2nd, le�ving there on Train 11 at 6:60 PM the same day 0 During their layover e.t Green River they both would like to drive to Westvaco and go dotm into the shaft of the mine0 You are fully familiar with the situation at Westvaco and �111 appreciate if you will supply and�utomobile and driver, and also make the necessary arrangements with Supt 0 Jaoobucci at Westvaco for the shaft tr1p0 It will probably be necessary for Mr0 and Mra 0 Harriman to wear rubber boots, suitable clothing, etc., �or this trip down into the mine0 As per our oonversat1on, will you kindly handle and wire me your adviGs that it will be taken careoof0 Am giving oopy_bf this communication to Genl 0 Supt0 Hicks, and this tdll cancel my &862 of even date to him instructing that he make arrangements 0 However, Mr. Hicks will arrange to be at Green River and assist in handling unless otherwise directed. Am also giving copy of this to Messrs. Watson and Terwi.lleger so they will be familiar with the arrangements. It 1s 1 of coursea import­ ant that this trip be o�efully arranged and that there be no hitch in 1t 0 �882 A. E. Stoddar� � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Correspondence Regarding a Visit from the Union Pacific Railroad Company Officials Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. August 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Mine Visit, Union Pacific Railroad Company Officials, 1947 Description An account of the resource Letters regarding visits from the Union Pacific Railroad Company Officials. All documents are held together by a brass pin. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource G.B. Gatlord, P.J. Lynch, M.Y. Seaton, H.C. Livingston, A.E. Stoddard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0318 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/21f21d7e1f553406ac10dcb5cf21e746.pdf d55d7e0cf41937ed2b25a68b9b5181e9 PDF Text Text - -- 0~~ :1.t:1:uc ·tik ir 1 : ~ ~1h Ol'0 - ~ " _ ,,r- - -•- - io no ov.:1. C:0.1 co l.!' t u">c2· cu l c,oio; Un..; ·~i Ac.·~ t4 i u c o n- '. :L.i.l Ori •tin:i \ Si~ned: GEO RGE B, PRYDE _) ,.;;· f (' I I [ i �__ - ---:-·-;-~--, -:-\ i . '·' ..., ~ \ \ t _ 2 193'\ .. r i"' ]!ir'o Go ' • . . GLOm l1..a., November 23, 1931 o \1· l \ _.. Bo Pryde: I am enclosing orie;inal and duplicate of report made by Dro Nilsson. on Ang e>lo Grelli examined in Dro Nilsson's office, Omaha.9 on November 11-tho In conversation v1ith Dr o Nilsson.? h e advi ses me that in his opinion ii f,Ir o Grelli is not a mal:i.ng erer and without o.oubt, the acc:i,dent he expez•ienc ed aggravated h is trouble o It is my suggestion t hat Mr o Harrington con.fer with Mro Taliaferro, and arrange for set tlement of this case on some equitable basis o I .J �Omaha - November 17, 1931 ,. .. --- Mr. Eugene McAuliffe, ,< -i-::~~·~-- y• Mr. Angelo Grel~i. age 33, Coal Miner. Rock Springs. Wyoming, in service 1 year. was examined at my office November 11, 1931. He gave me the following history: He had an operation for appendicitis two years ago in Italy. His present complaint is continuous pain in back except when quiet. He alleges tha-t this pain is due to an accident . that he received on May 4 9 1931, while working as timberman in Rock Springs Coal Mine Noo8o He was struck ·on the shoulder by a rock from the roof. He was taken to The Wyoming General Hospital where he was treated by Dr. Arbograst for one month. Examination of chest and spine by x-ray showed the following: "Chest: Some enlargement of peri bronchial glands~ Some infiltration toward the bases more marked right side with some extending toward the apices. Apices clear. No. T.B. "Entire Spine: Cervical spinG negative. Dorsal spine lies diagonally from above downward to the left with slight curvature ·to , the right in the upper dorsal, and to the left in the middle dorsal and to the right again in the lower dorsal. Lumbar spine shows a marked curvature to the left with deformity of all the bodies. No x-ray evidence of tuberculous destruction of the vertebral bodies. Slight lipping of the lower dorsal and all the lumbar vertebra." His urinalysis was as follows: "Clear, amber, Sp. Gv. 1·) 19, aoid, no albumen, no sugar. Microscopical negative." , Examination of his blood was as follows: - ___ _, --.....;._ �"Reds 4,560 00() Whites 6,90() Hemoglobin 90% Polymorphonuclear neutrophilic 62% " eosinophilic 1% " basophilic 0% Mononuclears Large 4% Lymphocytes 33% 9 Conclusions: Mr. Angelo Grelli is suffering from a Rotatory Lateral Curvature of the spine together with an Arthritis of the Lower Dorsal and all the Lumbar Vertebraeo There was no evidence of Tuberculosis of lungs or spine. In my opinion, it is possible that an injury to his back has probably aggravated an old arthritis of his spine which predated his injury. ~JohnR. Nilsson. · @~ ~ �--- ~ I Form2191 I ·1 ==========;====r===U=N =;::=l=O=N==P=A=C=IF=Ic==S=Y=S=T=E=M=========~a=-3~;=:;=00=0=M= ,I TE IL:;-~f;, _LGRAM r ·_s_YM_PB_XO"-L-'-t---'x'-'------l----C_L_A_S_S_O_F_S_E_RV_IC_E_R_E_Q.:_U_I_R_E_D_ _ _-i Preferred Immediate delivery Time Filed _ _ _ _ _ _ M l gr ai j Dx Day Delivery dur ·ng day Nx Night Delivery by next morning Indicate by X in proper I ine the class of service required . Do not speeify preferred service if other service will answer the purpose . Oma.ha NF Nov l;d.,1 93 GB P Rock Spgs Gxeell i leaving on 29 today for Rock Springs R-186 RW'P ••.• 91 5 AM II �Form 2191 c.s . UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM TEL<rsGRAM Time Filed SYMBOL M X CLASS OF SERVICE REQUIRED Px Preferred Immediate delivery Dx Day Delivery during day Nx Night Delivery by next morning 8·30·5000M Indicate by X in proper line the class of service required. Do not specify preferred service if other service will answer the purpose .. Rock Springs - November 9, 1931 Eugene hlc Aul if f e Omaha Angelo Grelli leo.viri.g here tonight 011 Tt'renty reporting your office ----- - (;ednesday morning i~ine o'clock. 'i'his is the man you suggested we send to Omaha for examinntion by Dr. Hilsson. George B. Pryde. B-54. �l t l l Ori~lnt!.l SIP,ned.: GEORGE B. PRYO': V I I / / �I I @CP ~ 7' .,..;,: _- - -~ °Z? �~ -- ~- .. : - ~• 3 ;:., ::_, ~'--..:'. ·.: :~~/~: --::~. ~ ~-1~ \.; r .l ~~--~~u t ,r-·2 :;~~~(l:~ 7' t ••!:~.t S(; ;=- ,:·:.~ r~!) Bflt.tint,l s ignod ! GEORGE B. PRYDE - - - --------- �SUBJECT: FORM 2924 • /77 "'r ,. - ~ 1 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT 0 ,-,.,,., ,. - JOHN R. NILSSON, I ' ~ ;:.:_a:.., ' l t.0 ,e r 1 ,, 19 11 1 UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM u·.. • ,·1~,\l t ~,~'tit,,,.~, - -----.~1,1,._._ ,I ----- 1416 DODGE STREET OMAHA, NEBRASKA CHIEF SURGEON 3eptember 29, 1931 Mr. G. B. Pryde, Vice President and Gene r al l.'l a na ger , The Union Paci f ic Coal Company , Rock Springs, Wyomingo Dear Sir: Mr. E. McAuli ff e handed me a series of x-ray plates ta.ken of Mr. Angelo Grelli desiring an opinion as --~ to whether or not subject was tuoercular. Before giving an opinion I would like to see stereoscopic lateral of spine as well as stereoscopic of chest. Yours tr.u ly, ~ @ ~. t7JoiinR. lUlsson. l I STAHDAJW fM.O-S,000 �Rock Springs, Wyoraingo October 9th,193lo Her~mi th X-ray plRtes requested by Dro Nilsson i n his lett8r of Sept13;11ber 29th, we had consid~rable difficulty in getting good plates but think that he can SGlect some from this lot that will a.newer h is purp oseo Dro Nilsson's lettP.r returned �'. \ V �,--- ;:{If! :: r1:- ~u,. t'_,_. LJ li"il \ , Omaha - Sept. 22~ 1·31 • . SEP?, .: 1931 GENER/\L Ml\ JAG ER Mr o G. B. Pr-yde : Referring to your letter of September 14th regarding the x-ra:y plates taken for ~elo ~rTel~_;; -·=- . I have passed these plates to Dro Nilsson with the request that he make a study of sameo �, ,·) r :~ool, Spr-:1.l'JGC ... Go,t ubo>.' M -, 1?31 \ �Rock Springs, Wyoming. September 14th, 1931. 11r, George B. Pryde: Her0,·1ith tho sorie0 of x ... Rey plates of which I spo~e to ~r . i'lcJ\uliffo r;L c.1:1 ho ,Kw here, m1d ,1ould 15.ke very r:mch to ha.ve JJr, Niloson 's opinion aa to ·che possibility of the subject being tubercular. The follotlii1g is Per3onnl Record of th e norkman uho io the subject of those plates: ~:sne, }\n::;elo Grclli; !,ix~ionoJ.ity, It nlian; Date of Birth, August 22nd,. 1698; t!arried - 1 child; Entered the employ of this company n.t Cumberland Pines on November 1s t, 1922; tranaferred to Tiock Spriri.3s 1.iines July 28-~h, 1930; Occupatiol'l, Timbennan. History of previouo injury tih:lle in the employ of this company, .None; History of serious illneso ;1hilo in the employ of this company, Hone~ 0 Thi!J 1.::orkmn.n ,1ns inju red in nook $pri11Jgs No. fJ Hine on the 14th day of ?!:uy 1931, in the follouinc; mun;.1er; t:as 00.rTIJinG timbor up n shovel plo.ce Y1hcn a piece of rock fell from between cross bei.rs and struck him on the ohoulders Ul'l d back. The \7orkman claims that he \70.6 in a olightly otooped position ,;;hen the rock struck him, After bein.:; injured tiOrkman \·,-as romoved to the i°iyomil'lg General Hospitol for treatment and the u·~tending surgeon, Dr. !!?'1Joeo.st. ordered "extension e.nd rest". rlorkrnan complained of e. steady pain in the back, nnd inability to stand erect ,iithout inoroaso of pain and much i'o.ti3ue. A body cast '>ms upplied and ,mile ,•10rkma11 y,:o.a tJearing this cast he e;,poriencecl soco relief from pain hut tired very en.eily. mien this cast \'/Us removed trorkman claimed thnt there Wile no improvoraent in his condition. A new cnet ,·mo then apPliod but the wrkman nou claims that his condition is ,1orse than at r.lDY �time 0ince th0 injury nnd tha.t -Hie pnin seems to be constant and corit inut;i lly inc rea.ei11[:; in t h e :region of th o fourth ru1d fift h · lumbar vort0bro.e. ICclm o.nd Hinto n -~ coto by Hook Springs Bio-Chemical Luborn:tory, I.Jegative, Von Pirquet toot by H. J . .!u'bo gnst, ·r . D., Positive. - ---·- - . - CD ck Gpr i11gsp � 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 discussing accident involving Angelo Grelli Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1931 Subject The topic of the resource Accident, Worker's Compensation Description An account of the resource Stack of thin paper attached with a metal binding. Letters regarding a worker accident and compensation claim. 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 George B Pryde, Eugene McAuliffe, Dr. Nillsson, H.J. Harrington Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0203 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/a14d15846b5c58fc60bf4c2c7f81a0cc.pdf 612263c636df1e58ac7a0ee49956edeb PDF Text Text - -- --------- • RC ,r1r i- o / JUN 3 ~ ·1931 Omaha - June l, 19310 Mr. -G. :a. Pryde: 1/ Yours of May 28th with copy of Mr. Harrington 1s letter regarding claim of John E. Remitz, refused by Judge Tidball. In a broad fl8.Y we should undertake to be even more than fair with men receiving injuries in connection with their work as covere~ by the Compensation Act, but where men attempt to prosecute fraudulent claims, we should leave nothing undone to defeat sameo I am thoroughly in accord m.th the letter written you by Mr. Taliaffero under date of May 26th. �,c:-1:L-' 3 oo n_,_ Cntk.t i on co.oo , ~i_n-l of coo._ . 01•i::r1no.l Slgced: GEORGE 8, PRYDE �Rock Sp rin g s - :May 27, ~ [C El \h:J) \f\!j,_Y 2, 8 1931 Mro Geoo Bo :P r yde: hl! £R \ Gc~J;:PINn;:_,_.J '.!ith r efer enc e t o the John E . Remit z comp en sa 1., on case, · ,lo:tkrnrm ;_-,ra 3 inj ured in I i n t on lfo o 3 lEine • on the 5th d a y of J une , 1 930, be i n :; stru c k oy trolley 1:ri re and fe.. 11 of r o c k o On F o vernbe:c 6 ,1 930 , h e -r.a.s a,:.rarded compens ati on in an amo unt of ~:l l00 00 , i n pay1nen t f or tem::9 ora ry tot a l disab il i t y - t ,.-, o mon th s 0 a t ) 5 0 . 00 p er month . He a l s o c l a i rne c~ p e.r:manent partial dis"" o i l i t y e qu2. 1 t o 1 4 o 5% of t~1e l os s of t1e ri c;flt ey e o Th.:.. s cl a i m \7as disputed by u s on 2vc co1..m t of that part of t:he stan ~2. ~d method app roved by the • Arneri c c.-,,n J.~ed i c a l i- s s oc i e.t i on for tn.e mee.su:.en:ent of e y e inj u ries . ·'.'.'!l. i_ch :provi des 7 11 Th e best c ent r 2. l visu..,, l 2,c ui ty obta inable J:i th c o;•;~e ctin r.: lens es shal l be u sed in det e r mi n i ng t h e de g r e e of visu::.l effi cie n c y o 11 '7oz-la.112:.n' s ri c-ht ey e v1ithou t lenses s :·10·:.,ed a visua l eff icie ncy of 8 5. 55i 1Jut Y: i th correcting lenses Th e runoun t of c ompensa tion involv-e d in t h is particular c2,se n as ve r y sr!l.8,11 but "i!e a re h a ving to dispose of so many cases of e y e injury t hat Lr . Tali2.ferro i:ra.s of t h e opinion t h at 1:1e should ~ llow t h is case to go to trial. Dr. Vi2.nner, our local eye man, testified that vrnrlana.n's v isua l efficiency of the Fi ght eye, uncorrected, ·::as 85. 55'b of norrnti. l but vrith correcting lenses his visual efficiency vras n 0n 1.al, and on this testimony .Judge Ti db2,ll decided that there was no compensation due y,:orkman for h is injury other than _t empore.ry total disability, 1:rhich had already been a1:.rarded him. �-2- We have one or t ·!: o oth er eye c a se s 1:1:bi ch -_ _;i l l come v.p s }rnrt l y for settler.1e11t and ·::ill ~,dvi s e you 1~ e ,,,e, rcl ing the disp osi t i on of these c a se s . �t'i' . ·t . S . iel i a f v ~ -~ (; , J ,, ~oc!~ ~n:ri!'~ s , ·.:yo o -------- cc.so . c. ..si _•r:hly o Or! Jthrnl oif!ued: GEORGE B, PRYDE �STAhDARO 1-21-aaoo FOD.Al 2103 SUBJEOT1 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Ro ck Springs , \·\·y oming . XN Rl!lPJ:.Y J.>LEA.Sl!l REFER TO OFFICE OF • lfoy [6 t h , 1931 . NO, Att orne v ... ----·--- ------------ ---··· ·-·· ··--··········.Y.- -- --- --- ----- ----···· b r. George b . Prya e Vic e - Pr es i cie11t • 1i u G211 eral 'rhe uriion Pa.ci ic Co c...l Com Cit y Dear ~ir, The cas e of Jo:rm b . hel!litz v . 'r11e Union Pacifi c Coal Company v,as trie o. bei'orG ti1 e Distr ict Cour t a t Graen F..iver yesterday , and ju 1 gnent ren e ret , i fa vor of t he Union Paci f ic Coal Company u p on t he claim of' e r c1anent partial disabi llty . : f 5el t hat I sho ul d make k norm t o you t .h-! f a ct that it 1·., ns t he clo se a t t e 1ti on gi v en to thi •• ca s -e by i-Jr. li . J. Ha rrin g t or. , 2 110. t ne c oo·~er a tion bet\·;een ;:.~ r . Harrin g ton a n d Doctor J· ay G . t ar1L.er, i n t r ying t o arrive a t Y:llat r.' a S righ t i n the ~rernis s , thb t re s u l t ed in the f a vorabl e judgment. The co B.l o .Je ra t o rs a r e nor1 going t hrou gh an unpleasant s i t u2. ti on i n 1·efere11ce to false cl a i ms upon t he comp ensation fund, ana I f eel t ll8. t c..o. S t he a tton1 ey f or tl1 e coa l coillpany I shoulci. most graciou sly a ckno~l edge t he asci st cnc e tha t i s being given this off ic e oy Er. Le rrirg to u . Y: ours trul y , ~~ '1'8'1': g2 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Letters regarding John E. Remitz injury Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1931 Subject The topic of the resource Accident, Worker's Compensation, Letters, John E. Remitz Description An account of the resource Small stack of thin paper attached with a metal minding. 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 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource George B Pryde, Eugene McAuliffe, T.S. Taliaferro, H.J. Harrington Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0196 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/701f1607dac525bb2e6cc8e388c88853.pdf dc70efba6d6b6311dbbbb74480458dca PDF Text Text ' cYGhcr ·tho.1,1 ooath0i.'"'t1 r;yot::.ir.t.1..3 socl. mnoc io. i - rato &;1b.ouldt on 'wl"ittcn ;i:.o:~ico f~on t.uq Stata 'i:i'®Otll'ar', be ootmiut.1cully re.ta-eel 34t .n!>QVe tho st®durd -nto.tutoey rate, m~h iner~o- in ~ l D tQ ·c:a11-< tinue ur,1tU tho loan or lOOllO, u1th intor~ tllOi'OOJ¾ ru·o l'O!Xlid. 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Oa l 66.;~9. oo Yoa . 1. l r::o o 1 l l 1 l l 1 1 .J •')6 • 236 . • ·o o Yoo. l l 1 l l l 1. 1 1 l c;-r~io:-- ~:~~ ilO"<l. . 2.c::itwi.dm.l!o 0&!-oy Ole eoo W..r:o;J 2 4 6 s ·9 lO Home Fuel Co . ~ :;,..: '.::l.".o l ColODy Cocl. Oe . (fponi•1g Fr-!.n ~ii:1om1~.r··o r; ..l..!::J. 1 ,J:1imnoud c~a). & ;c,t0 ~C o - fJino Rock Springs 1 19~ho6o. oo. u. n ~1 1'34. J:;4. 00 l!· 211,,.sa.oo 1:u . n •1 p 7,2 48. 00 No. il.?..~.llil Ii I �7771/ff lo 6 •• <) '" lJ.;t . . :\. ~,- ,, I ,) • . • . /..). /l-,t- J, (.0 r(J- ~ • 1''ir·!L l'? f}( . 4-.... f' ;_ r.:1 l r 9CJt.; ''l , ~ ,I :, V,; • ( i 1 , ;, ' 1- f ~ ( :,_,,:_ , ( ., • • J, ' . l. ;_ 14;,ty•' l j:· ,·, ', !/: J~---'g {//2 t .) ~~t'\..<-... [.~ t.f ,. L{~?. r ij- · ._'>) 1 /!/ .v. ...,: . , 77~ !bJ /.1il 7 t,p.J-0 y -;:i tt-1. -~!' J p C ~! ~ t!; (~. I l~ !""' ,. .J J"U r O · } "'iJ o O , lj ' I t,) ·t.31 • I-., .•. -:· _j (10} I' l ,f l-L &-ft} ~. • · 1..-J I I 3 i_,;,l) t"'() /' • ' J'iJ j.R1.,. · fj I If, j ' l ►O . �i . 11 fl]e~ ~v S-D ·J cJ =. / C:,, f ~ /..r, 1 C'l J,u ~ ,. tf""u t ,~fJ77f D ---="? S-4- 3f , a~ :i.- n / e J :; r (r'~ r t:;;I) I I I ~ · I I \ �I I I I ' 1 J �.\ I Rock Spr i ngs , \'/yo mi ng , Augu s t 19 , 1925. To All Emolo_yee _s Sub.i cct to the Wo rkmens Compensa t i on Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will at all times attempt to safeguard the interests of its employees in securing for . . . . ~ ' them all compensation rightfully due them under the Workmens Compensation Law. how~ver 1 the law is equally binding alike upon both the compa_n y _and its employees and the court_s which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure a~ any person whatsoever to comply with the terms of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: ,.no application shall be valid or claim for compensat'ion enforceable and no order of award shall be made ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed periocl for filing an employee's report of accident, in •which case the period of limitation shall be nine ~onths. 'J 11 • • • All employees are requested t6. see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General M:anager. H. J'. Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation. �Ro ck Sp r i ng s, Ylyo rping , Aug us t 19, 1925. 'I'o All Emp1o_yee _s Su"b.i ect to th e Wo r kmens ComJ)e nsa t i on Law : The Union Pacific Coal Company will at a ll times att _empt _ to safeguard the interests of its employees in securing for · . . . - them all compensation rightfully due them under the Workmens Comp _e nsa~ion Law, however 1 ~he law is equally binding alike upon both t~e company and its employees and the courts which a dminister same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any person whats oever to c omply with the terms of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: "··•• ,no application shall be valid or claim for compensation enforceable and no order of award shall be maae ·unless an ipplication or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the -orescribed. -oeriocl for filing an employee's report of accident, in which case the period of limitation shall be nine months.~ • All employees are· requested t0. see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H. J". Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation. �Rock Sp r i ng s, rryo1riing, Augu s t 19, 1925. To All Erri"plo_vees Suh.i cct to the i_li/'orkmens Compe nsa t i on Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will at a ll times attempt to safeguard the interests of its employees in securing for them all compensation rightfully due them uncler the Workmens Comp _e n~ation Law, _ however, the law is equally binding alike upo n both the company and its employees and the courts which administer same. To the end that no employee will be ae·pri ved of his rights by reason of the failure of any uersnn whatsoever to c omply- with the terms _ of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: no application shall be valid or claim for compensation enforceable and no order of award shall be made ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of t"he District Court in the county wherein · such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed perioo for filing a~ employee's report of accident, in •which case the .period of limitation shall be nine months. 'J 11 • • • • • All employees are requested to_ see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General l\~anager. H. J. Harfingt·on, Supervisor of Compensation. �Rock S:pr_i ngs , \"lyo mi ng , Aug us t 1 9 , 1925. To All Em-plove es Sub.i ect to th e Wo rkmens Compensat i on Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will at a ll ti mes attempt to safeguard the interests .of its .employees in securing for them all compensation rightfully due them uncl.e r the Wo rkmen s Comp _e nsa~ion Law, however. the law is equally binding alike upo n both the compa_n y and its employees and the courts which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his ri ghts by reason of the failure of any -oers0n whatsoever to c omply- with the I• terms of the Act. we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124. Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, r _e lative t o claim for compensation: ,.,,.no application shall be valid or claim f or compensat'ion enforceable and. no order of award shall be m'ade ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed :periocl for filing ·an employee's report of ~ccident, in which case the period of limitation shall be -nine months.~ . 11 All employees are requested t6 see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager~ H. J", Harrington, Superv~sor of Compensation. \ II �Rock Spri ngs , Wyomi ng , Aug u s t 1 9 , 1925. ·'I To All Employees Sub.i c.ct to the Workmen s Compensation Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will at all ti mes at~ ~_e_m pt _ to sa~eguard the int~ _rests _o f its _employees in sec:1ring ~or them all compensati~n rightfully due them under the Workmens Compen~a~ion Law. _ how~ver 1 the law is equally binding alike upon both t1?-e compa_n y and its employees and the courts which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any pers0n whatsoever to comply with the terms of the Act. we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: 11 ••••• no application shall be valid or claim for compensation enforceable and no order of award shall be rriade ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workrr.an or someone on his behalf with the ClerR of the District Court in the county wherein such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employeets report of accident is filed within . the ::prescribed :periocl for filing an employee's report of accident, in which case the period of limitation shall be nine months. 1J. All employees are requested to_ see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H. J. Hariington, Supervisor of Compensation, J �Rock Spr i ngs, 1,"lyomi ug , Augus t 19, 1925. To All Emplo_vee _s Sub.i cct to the Workmens Compen~a t i on Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will at all times attempt to safeguard the interests of its employees in securing for them all compensation rightfully due them uncler the Workmens Compensation Law, however. the law is equally binding alike upon both • . • . . . . t~e company and its employees and the courts which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any -person whatsoever to comply- with the terms _of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of \Vyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: .,a.,no application shall be valid or claim for compensat'ion enforceable and no order of award shall be m:ade ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein · such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed periocl for filing an employee's report of accident, in •which case the period of limitation shall be nine months.'! 11 All employees are. requested to_ see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H. J. Harr"ingt·on, Supervisor of Compensation. I \ •. ) �Rock Springs, \7yomi ng 1 Augus t 19, 1925. To All Empl _o_yee _s Sub.i ect to the Workmens Compensation Law; The Union Pacific Coal Company will at all times attempt to safeguard the interests .of its .employees in securing for .. . . . them all compensation rightfully due them under the Workmens Compensation Law, . however, the law is equally binding alike upon both . . . . . .. the cornpa?y _and its employees and the courts which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure a~ any person whatsoever to comply with the terms. of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of \Vyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: 11 ••••• no application shall be valid or claim for compensat·ton enforceable and no order of award shall be made ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the ClerR of the District Court in the county wherein · such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed period for filing an employee's report of accident, in •which case the period of limitation shall be nine months. 1~ All employees are requested t6 see- that their applica. tions are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H.J. Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation, I' �- - - - .-- Rock S:pr_ings, \7yomi ng , Augu r~t 19, 1925. I I To Al 7 Emp l oyees Sub.i cct to the irvo rkmens Compensa t i on Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will at a ll times attempt to safeguard the interests of its employees in securing for them all compensation rightfully due them under the Wo rkmens Compen~ation Law, _however, the law is equally binding alike upon both the compa_n y and its employees and the courts which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any person whatsoever to c omply- with the terms . of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chayter 124, session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: no application shall be valid or claim for compensat'ion enforceable and no order of award shall be made ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the -orescribed ueriocl for filing an employee's report of accident, in which case the ·period of limitation shall be nine months. 'J • 11 • • • • • All employees are requested to see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H. J. Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation. { J �Rock Springs, i7y oming , Aug us t 19·1 1925. 11I To All Employe e s Su'b.i ect to the Workmens Compensation Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will at a ll ti mes attempt to safeguard the interests of its employees in securing for them all compensati'?n rightfully due them under t h e Workmen s Com~ensation Law~ howeve!• the law is equally binding alike upo n both the compa_n y apd its emp~oyees and the court_s which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any ~erson whatsoever to c omply with the terms . of the Act, we quzyte from paragraph (6) 1 Section 4326, Chapter 124. Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925. relative to claim for compensation: no application shall be valid or claim for com~ensat'ion enforceable and no order of award shall be maae ·unless an application or claim is filed by the.injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerl< of the District Court in the county wherein · such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed :periocl for filing an employee's report of accident, in which case the .period of limitation shall be nine months.'! 11 • • • • • All employees are requested to. see that their applica- tions are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General 1~anager. H.J. Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation, I r �Rock Sprin·g s , rlyomi ng , Aug u nt 19, 1925. To All Emplo.y:ees Suh.i cct to the V\Torkmens Compe nsa t i on Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will at a ll ti me s attempt to safeguard the interests .of its .employees in securing for . . . them all compensation rightfully due them uncl.er t he Workmens Comp .e n~a~ion Law, hov,ever I the law is equally binding alike upo n both the compa.n y and its employees and the courts which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any pers0n whats oeYer to c omply. with the terms . of the Act, we quryte from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: '·' ..... no application shall be valid or claim for compensat'ion enforceable and no order of award shall be maae ·unless an· application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of tn·e District C.ourt in the county wherein · such accident occurred within six months after the day upon which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed. perioc:1 for filing an employee's report of accident, in which case the period of limitation shall be nine months.'! All employees are requested to. see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H.J. Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation. �Roc k Sp ri ngs , \7yo mi ng , Aug u s t 19 , 1925. To All Empl ov.e e s Sub.i cct to the Workmens Comp e nsat i on Law : The Union Pacific Coal Company will at a ll times attempt to safeguard the interests of its .employees in securing for . .. . . . • ~ them all compensation rightfully due them under t he Workmen s Comp _e n?ation Law, however. the law is equally binding alike up on both the company ana its emp~oyees and the court_s which ad minister same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any -person wha t s oever to c omply- with the terms _of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: no application shall be valid or claim f or ccm~ensat'ion enforceable and no order of -award shall be made ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein · such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the p rescribed 9erioo for filing an employee's report of accident, in •which case the period of limitation shall be nine months. 1J 11 • • • • • All employees are requested to_ see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H.J. Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation, �Rock S:pr_i ng s, \7yoming , August 19, 1925. To All Empl o_yees Sub.i ect to the Workmens Compensa t ion Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will at all times attempt to safeguard the interests _o f its ~mpl _o yees in sec~ring ~or them all conipensati~n rightfully due them under the Workmens Compen~a~ion Law •. howeve_r • the law is equally binding alike upon both the compa_n y _and its employees and the courts which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any ~ersnn whatsoever to comply with the terms of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: no application shall be·valid or claim for compensat·ion enforceable and no order of award shall be made ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of t ·h e District Court in the county wherein such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed ~eriod for filing an employee's report of accident, in •which case the period of limitation shall be nine months.'! 11 •• & • • All employees are requested t6. see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H. J. Harr"ingt·on, supervisor of Compensation. �Rock Sp r i ng s, \7yo miug , Augu s t 19, 192 5. To All Emplo_y:ees S:-J-h.icct to the Workmens Compe nsa t i on Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will a.t all times attempt to safeguard the interests of its employees in securing for - . . - them all compensation rightfully due them under the Workmens Com_pensation Law, however, the law is equally binding alike upo n both . . . . . . . . the company and its employees and the courts which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure of any person whatsoever to comply- with the terms _of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: 11 • • • • ,no application shall be valid or claim for corrrpensat'ion enforceable and no order of award shall be made ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein · such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed periocl for filing an employee's report of accident, in which case the period of limitation shall be nine mon~hs. 'J All employees are requested to_ see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H. J, Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation. { ] �Rock Springs, \7yo ming, Aug us t 19, 1925. To All E1E9l ov:ees Su"b.i ect to the '!vo rkmens Compensation Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will at a ll times attempt to safeguard the interests .of its .employees in securing for . ~ them all compensation rightfully due them under the Wo rkmens Compensation Law, . however. the law is equally binding alike upon both . . . . ' . the company and its employees and the courts which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any ~erson whatsoever to c omply with the terms . of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925. relative to claim for compensation: ,,.,,no application shall be valid or claim for compensat'ion enforceable and no order of award shall be made ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein · such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed perioo for filing an employee's report of accident, in which case the period of limitation shall be nine months.'! 11 All employees are requested to. see that their applications· are filed as :per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B, Pryde, • Vice President & General Manager. H. J, Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation. �'j I Ro ck Springs, \7yoµiing, Augu s t 19, 1925. To All Empl o_yee _s Suh.i cct to the Workmens Compe nsa t i on Law: The Union Pacific Coal ~_ompany will at _all ti mes attempt to safeguard the interests .of its .employees in securing for . . . them all compensation rightfully due them under t h e Wo rkmens Compensation Law, . however. the law is equally binding alike upon both • .• . . ' t~e company and its employees and the courts which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure of, any -pers0n whatsoever to c omply- with the terms _of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124. Session Laws of \Vyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: 11 ••••• no application shall be valid or claim for compensat'ion enforceable and no order of award shall be niade ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein · such accident occurred within six months after the day upon which the injury occurred, unless the •empl.o yee' s report of accident is filed within the prescribed. period for filing an employee• s report of accident, in •which case the period of limitation shall be -nine months.~ All employees ·are requested t6_ see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H.J. Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation. ! \ ·1 I I . r .. l ; I 'I I I I • �Rock S:p rings, rlyomi ng , Aug u ri t 19 , 1925. To All Emp l o_ye e s SUQ.i cct to the 1,vorkmens Comp ensat i on Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will at a ll times attempt _ to safeguard the interests of its employees in securing for them all compensation rightfully due them under the Workmens Compensa~ion Law, however. the law is equally binding alike up on both t~e company and its employees and the courts which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any -person whatsoeYer to comply- with the terms _of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: no application shall be valid or claim for compensat'ion enforceable and no order of award shall be made ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workm~n or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in th~ county wherein such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed perioo for filing an employee's report of accident, in •which case the .period of limitation shall be nine months.'~ 11 , • • • • All employees are requested to see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H. J. Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation .. r 1 : I ) �Rock Spri ng s, \7yoming , Augu s t 19, 1925. To All Emplo_yees Sub.iect to the Workmens Co mpensati on Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will at all times attempt to safeguard the interests of its employees in securing for them all compensation rightfully due them under the Workmens Comp _e nsation Law, ho\7ever 1 the law is equally binding alike up on both t1?-e company and its employees and the courts which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any person whatsoever to comply with the terms . of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326 1 Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: no application shall be valid or claim for com~ensation enforceable and no order of award shall be made ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury o·c curred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed perioo for filing an employee's report of accident, in which case the period of limitation shall be nine months. 1i 11 • • • • • All employeef:i are requested to. see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H. J, Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation. II rI i �Rock Spri ngs , rlyoI!li ng , Augu s t 19, 1925. To All Employees Sub.i cct to th e Workmens Compe nsa t i on Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will at a ll ti mes attempt to safeguard the interests .of its employees in securing for . . . them all compensati on rightfully due them under t he Workmen s Compensation Law, . however. the law is equally binding alike up on both . ,. . . . . . . the cornpa_n y _and its employees and the courts which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any person whats oever to c omply with the terms of the Act. we quryte from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for com- . pensation: ....... no application shall be valid or claim for compensat'ion enforceable and no order of award shall be made ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein · such accident occurred within six months after the day up_on ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed :periocl for filing an employee's report of accident, in which case the ·period of limitation shall be nine months.'! All employees are requested to_ see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H. J, Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation. �Rock Springs, rlyorrii ng , Augu s t 19, 1925. To All Emol oY-ees Sut"l.i ect to the vVorkrriens Compensation Law; The Union Pacific Coal Company will at all times attem;i;>t _ to safeguard the interests _o f its _empl _o yees in sec~r~ng ~or them all compensation rightfully due them under the Workmens Com:pen~a~ion Law, _howeve_r . ~he law is equa~ly binding alike upo n both the company and its emp~oyees and the court _s which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any person whatsoe,rer to comply- with the terms _of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124. Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: no application shall be valid or claim for compensat'ion enforceable and no order of award shall be rriade ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein·such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury o·c curred, unless the em9loyee 1 s report of accident is filed within the :9rescribed period for filing an employee• s report of accident, in which case the period of limitation shall be nine months. •i 11 • • • • • All employees are requested to_ see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H.J. Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation. �Roc k Sp ri ngs , Tly omi ng , Aug u r, t 19 , 1925. To All Emp1 o_y :ees Sub.i cct to the 'l:Vorkmens Compensa t i on Law : The Union Pacific Coal Company will at all ti mes attempt to safeguard the ·interests .of its .employees in securing for . them all compensation rightfully due them uncl.er t he Workmen s Compensation Law, . hov,ever, the law is equally binding alike up on both • . . . . . . the compa_n y and its employees and the courts which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any pers on whatsoever to c o_m ply- with the terms of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for com"1 \ pensation: I I no application shall be valid or claim for compensat'ion enforceable and no order of award shall be made unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workrnan or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein · such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the ems>loyee' s report of accident is filed within the prescribed periocl for filing an employee's report of accident, in which case the period of limitation shall be nine months.•~ 11 , • • • • All employees are requested to see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H. J. Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation. I I ! I .1 �Rock Springs, \'Iyo.ming , Aug u nt 19, 1925. i \ \, I I To A11 Emp1o_V:ees Su1'.i ect to the Workmens Compensa t i on Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will at all times attempt to safeguard the interests .of its .employees in securing for . . ~ them all compensation rightfully due them uncl.er the Workmens Compensation Law, how~ver, the law is equally binding alike upon both the company and its employees and the courts which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any person whatsoever to comply with the terms _of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326 1 Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: no application shall be valid or claim for comyensat'ion enforceable and no order of award shall be made ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed periocl for filing an employee's report of accident, in which case the period of limitation shall be nine months. •i 11 • • • • • All employees are requested to see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde 1 Vice President & General Jlanager. H. J, Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation. .] �I l Roc k Sp ri ngs, \7yo mi ng , Aug us t 19, 1925. To All Emplo_7 tees Su0.i ect to the Workmens Comr.i ensation Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will at all times attempt to safeguard the interests .of its .employees in securing for . . . them all compensation rightfully due them under the Workmens Compensation Law, ho\Y~ver, the law is equally binding alike upon both the company and its employees and the courts which administer same. . . . To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure of any person whatsoever to comply- with the terms _of the Act. we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, re°lative to claim for compensation: no application shall be valid or claim for compensation enforceable and no order of award shall be made ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein · such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed :periocl for filing an employee 1· s report of accident, in which case the period of limitation shall be nine months. 1~ 11 • • • • • All employees are requested t6_ see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H._ J. Harringt·on, Supervisor of Compensation, �---- - .... ___,_._ ----- ------- ------ -- \ Rock Springs , 1"Tyomi ng , Aug u s t 19 , 1925. To Al 1 E mp 7 o\!:ees Suh.i cct to the Wo rl<:m ens Compensa t i on LaVl.r : The Union Pacific Coal Company will at a ll times attempt to safeguard the interests of its employees in securing for . - them all compe_nsation rightfully due them under t he Yvo rkmen s Comp _e n~ation .Law, _ however 1 the law is equally binding alike upo n both the cornpa_n y and its emp~oyees and the court_s which administer same. To the .end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any -pers0n whatsoever to c omply- with the terms of the Act. we quryte from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: ....... no application shall be valid or claim for compensation enforceable and no order of award shall be maa.e ·un- _ less an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein · such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report. of accident is filed within the prescribed periocl for filing an employee's report of accident, in •which case the ·period of limitation shall be nine months.'! All employees are requested to_ see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H.J. Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation. I I- �Rock Spr i ng s , \7yomi ng , Aug us t 19, 1925. To All Employees Su'b.i cct to the Workmens Compensa t i on Law: '.]?he Uni _on Pacific Coal Company will · at all times attempt to safeguard the interests of its employees in securing for . - them all conipensati'?n rightfully due them under the Workmens Com:p_e n~ation Law, _ however I the law is equally binding alike upon both the company and its employees and the courts which administer same . To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any pers on wha t s oever to comply with the terms of the Act. we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124 ·, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: no application shall be valid or claim fo ·r c omp ensat'ion enforceable and no order of award shall be made ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the p rescribed :9erioc1 for filing an employee's report of accident, in •which case the period of limitation shall be nine months.~ 11 • • • • • All employees are requested to_ see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo . B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H. J". Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation. �Rock Sp r ~ng s, \7yo mi ng , Aug us t 19, 1925. To All Emplo_yees Sub.i ec~ to the Vvorkmens Compensation Law: The Union Pacific Coal Company will at all times attempt to safeguard the interests .of its .employees in securing for . . .. them all compensation rightfully due them under the Workmens Compen~ation Law, _how~ver, the law is equally binding alike upon both the compa_n y and its emp~oyees and the court_s which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure of any person whatsoever to comply with the terms of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, se·ssion Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: ,no application shall be valid or claim for compensat'ion enforceable and no order of award shall be made ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerlc of the District Court in the county wherein · such accident occurred within six months after the day upon which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed period for filing an employee's report of accident, in -which case the period of limitation shall be nine months.•~ 11, • • • All employees are requested t6 see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H. J. Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation. �Rock Spri ngs, \'lyoming, Au~ust 19 1 1925. To All Emplo_yees Sub.i ect to the Workmens Compensation Law; The Union Pacific Coal Company will at all times attempt to sa,~eguard the interests _o f its ~mpl _o yees in securing for them all compensati?n rightfully due them under the Workmens Com~ensa~ion Law, _how~ve!, ~he law is equa~ly binding alike upon both the compa_n y and its_ employees and the court_s which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure of any uersnn whatsoever to comply- with the terms . of the Act, we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: " ....• no application shall be valid or claim for compensat'ion enforceable and no order of award shall be maae ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed :9eriocl for filing an employee's report of accident, in •which case the. period of limitation shall be nine months. 1: ) All employees are requested to. see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H. J. Harrington, Supervisor of Compensation. j �Rock Spri ngs, Ylyoming , ! ! i AUBUSt I 19, 1925. I To All Empl ov.ees Sub.i cct to the Workmens Compensation Law: will at all times atThe Union Pacific Coal Company -. . tempt to safeguard the interests of its employees in securing for t~em all compensation rightfully due them under the Workmens Compensation Law, however the law is equally binding alike upon both 1 . . . . . . . the company _and its employees and the court_s which administer same. To the end that no employee will be deprived of his rights by reason of the failure o~ any person whatsoever to comply. with the terms of the Act. we qu~te from paragraph (6), Section 4326, Chapter 124, Session Laws of Wyoming, 1925, relative to claim for compensation: 11 ••••• no application shall be valid or claim for compensat'ion enforcea.ble and no order of award shall be made ·unless an application or claim is filed by the . injured workman or someone on his behalf with the Clerk of the District Court in the county wherein such accident occurred within six months after the day upon ·which the injury occurred, unless the employee's report of accident is filed within the prescribed. perioc:I for filing an employee's report of accident, in which case the period of limitation shall be nine months.'J All employees are requested to see that their applications are filed as per terms of the provision quoted. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice President & General Manager. H. J. Harr'ington, Supervisor of Compensation. .I I .r �New Mexico Workmen's Compensation Law Effective June 1 4 . 1917 \ Ve issue policies covering r ~~;rr • Automobiles Liability Property Damage Collision 1 Workmen's Compensation Steam Boiler Residence Burgbuy and Theft Accident and Illness Plate Glass Bonds Dentists' Druggists' Physicians' Elevator { Liability Defon,e General Liability Industrial Teams Workmen's CompcnsaUon Effcctln In State of New Mexico, June 14, 1917 ::...__ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ i~ �) Are You Protected Where all claims are settled promptly and fairly, .., representing only standard companies: b:v our Workmen's Compensation P olicy that relieves you of all liability••· trouble, annoyance, doctors', hospital and medical bills, as required by the Jaw, or will you take a chance -deprived of fellow-servants, assumption of risk and contributory negligence defenses. When one accident might Bankrupt you, or seriously impair your Credit, "Better Be Safe Tban Sorry" B ritish and Fede1·ul Fhe Unde1rwritt'I·~ o f the Nm··wich Union The Frnnhf ort Ge.u11erul The Georgia C:11suulty The L ondon Guarantee and A c cident Ilnrtfo1·d Steam Boile1· and Inspection Co . All now licensed doing business and maintaining an office in the State, for tJle convenience of its policyholders. "POLICIE S ISSUED WHILE YOU WAIT" Service and adjustments covering a period of seventeen years in New Mexico. Read the law and see what you are against, then phone or write for information and rates to. Resident References Furn~ahed on Reque ■ t CHARLES D. BROOKS UNDERWRITING COMPANY CHARLES D. BROOKS UNDERWRITING COM PANY Jacobson Buildiug, Denver, Colo. or Albuquerque, N. M. .Jaoob11on Building. Denver. Colo. or ·A lbuquerque. N. M. · - - - ~ ~..,--- - -~ - -__.;1/ ;I �~t\..utoinobile Policy Our Auto Liability, Collision and Property Damage covers every member of the family over 16 years, old, without additional cost, while driving the car. P UBLIC LIABILITY-Co,·ers you for damage imposed by law, Oil account of personal injuries 10 other perrnns hy r<!aso n of the use, maintenance or operation of your auto mo bile $5,000 oil any one person or $10,000 on any one accident im·olving two or more persons. PROPERTY DAMAGE-Covers amounts not to cxce~ d $1,000, which you may become liable to pay for d:1111:1 >e to other automobiles, vehicles or property. COLLISION DAMAGB-Covers damage to rour automobile or its equipment, caused by collision with anr stati onary or moving object. Covers up to the full value of the car and equipment (including tire~, if damage amount s to S200). Minimum loss requirement $25.00, which may be eli minated from the policy upon payment of an additional premium of $25.00. FIRE-Against direct loss or damage to the automobile. caused by fi1e arising from any cause whntsoever (other than war, riot , invasion or insurrection). THEFT- Against loss or damage by theft, robhl'ry, or pilferage by any pen;on or persons other than those in the employment, service or household of the insured. No minimum loss requirements. SBRVIGB. lnvtstigation and Dt{tnse- Upon ·receipt of notice of :m accident, the Companr makes a thorough investigation, and in case of probable liability endeavors to make a settlement, at its own expen.•e, without litigation. In the event a suit for damages should follow, the Company defends the action, defrays all court costs and expenses, thus relieving the assured from the annoyance and anxiety involved in such claims and suits. RA.TBS ON REQUEST Charles D. Brooks Underwriting Co . .Jacob■ on Bldll., D■ a'l'er, Colo., or Albuquerque, N. M. �( \ EMPLO, !(.~, ESTABLISHED 1887 LIAOII.ITY Puouc f/.::TIIUTY AUTOMOUILE CHARLE·s D. BROOKS UNDERW"RITING CO. ELEV ATOil lll SKS TEA>! RI SKS B UIICLARY ll'\DUSTHI Al, Pll\'SIC IANS D ENTIS TS P l.ATE GLA SS A CC ID ENT Tl EA LTll INSURANCE AND ADJUSTING Suite -11 8 ,Jacobson llldrl. Dcn,•er, Colo. .A .lb,u1ucrt1110. N . r+I . Compensation ID § 1lD. 11.° 21 IDl. CC e Effective June 14, 1917 <;:overing all extra hazards, employing four or more. Can you afford to be without protection, deprived of assumption of risk, contributory negligence and fellow-servant defenses; or can you afford to assume a liability of sixty (60) per cent of the average weekly earnings of any employee, regardless of the nature a~d extent of the injury, (wilful or self-inflicted injury, or intoxication, not covered) for a period of 520 weeks? The weekly payments may cover a period of Ten years; for permanent total disability for life, and in addition hospital, surgical and medicine). Maximum death benefit $5,400.00. I will be prepared to quote rates, covering every occupation and issue binders, covering your employees, until a representative from this Agency can call on you, thus relieving you of all iiability, both as to Compensation and Common Law, if Compensation is held 'unconstitutional. • All losses are paid immediately from this Agency. CHARLES D. BROOKS, UNDERWRITING CO. Suite 418 Jacobson Building, Denver, Colorado. Albuquerque, New M~xico. II I ,1 �SYNOPSI§ New Mexico's Wor~en's Compensation Law Effective June 14, 191 7 EMPLOYMENTS COVERED. This law applies to all extra-haza1:dous employments in the ordinary course of th e trade>, business or occupation of the employer, of four or more, as follows: (a) "Factories" means any premises wherein p.o wer is used in manufacturing, making, altering, adapting, ornamenting, finishing, repairing or renovating any article, including expressly any brick yard, meat-packing house, foundry, smelter, ore reduction works, lime-burning pla::it, stucco plant, steam heating plant, electric lighting or power plant, including all work in or directly connected with the constructions, installation , operation, alteration, removal or repair of wires, cables, switch-boards or apparatu s used for the transmission of electric curre::it, and water power plant, including tow er s and &tandpipes, power plant, blast furnace, paper mill, printing plant , flour mill, glass factory, cement plant, artificial gas plaµt, mii,chine. or machine repajr shop, salt plan t , oil refinery plant, chemical manufacturing plant, coke ovens and coal washeries. (b) ''\\'orkshop!' means any yard, plant, premises, -room or place where powerdriven machinery is employed and manual labor is exerqised incidental to the. process of making, ~itering, repairing, printing, or oruame::iting, finishing or .adapting for . sale or otherwise, any ·article or part of articie, over which · premises, room or 'p lace · the· employer of the 1:erson. working tberein has, the rig·ht to atce;,s or· control. (c) "Mi11" means any plant, premises, room· ' or place where ri1achjnery is used, any process of machi:lery, changing altering, or repairing any article or commodity· for sale or otherwise, together with · the yards and premi~es which are part of the plant, :nrluding elevators, warehou_s es and bunkei;s, sawmill,_sash {actory or other work in the lumber industry. (d) "l\Iine" means any o.11ening in the earth for the purpose of extracting iron, oil, coal or •other minerals, and all underground workings, slopes, drifts, shafts, galleries, wells and tu:mels, and other ways, cuts ·and openings connected therewith, including those ir,. the course of being-opened . sunk · or driven, and includ~s all tl1e appurtenant · Etructures or machinery at. or about the. openings of ,the mine, and . any adjoining_ or adjacent work pla~e where the mate.ri~l. [rom a mi]le is prepared for use or shipment, including tramways, tracks, haulag~ways, loading bins and tipples. • • (el "Quarry" means any place, not a mine, where stone , slate, clay, snt~d. :~tavel or other solid material is extracted from the earth. (fJ Reference to any "building work" shall be understood to include any worl{ in thP. erectio:1, construction, extension, decoratioh, alteration reuair or ,1emolition of anr i.Juilding or structural appurtenances, except residencP,., anci dructures being 1,uilt for the private use of the owner of farms, ranches or residence lots a·nd not under 0 C 0l1ll'UCt. lgJ "Engi:ieering work" means any work in the construction, alteration, extension, repair or demolitio~1 of a brldge, jetty, dike, dam, reservoir: underground conduit, sewer, oil or gas well, oil tank. gas tank, water tank or tower, any caisson work or work in artificially compressed air, any work iii · dredg'in'~. work 011 log or lumber raft bo_oms;_J?ile-~riving, 1_n o.vi11g _safes.' ·or in_la~!ng, _repair!ng: or _removlng·underg-r ~und :P;P~: a_nd _conn_e c~10ns, th e erec_t10n, _m stall~n~. repairing, or remoying unde_rground pipes a:.id. connections, the erections, mstallmg, re pairing . or removinoof boi·lers ·fu •• • d . • • • '·0 rnaces, , • cl• •: e_ngmes an_ pow e r machm ery (including belting and other connection) · ra r t' . an any work m ·g c mg or ~xcava m g wh ere shoring is necessary 1n· power , machinery or· bla r · . powder, dynamite or othe r high explosives are in use. • • s mg _ (h) '·Emplo yer " in clud es a ny pe rson, · 6r body or .·persons, corporate or incorporate and· the lega l r ep r esenta ti ves ·or a deceased emp'!o yer or the r e·ceiver ·or.. trustee of ; person, co r1~ora tion , a ssoc iat ion or partnership e:1gaged in or carrying on for lh·e p·u r> 11ose of_ busm ess, trade or gai n a ny of th e occup ati ons ·or ptirs uits to which lhis act .: is appli ca ble. (i) " \iVork ma n" m a ns any pe rson . who has e nte r ed in to the e mployment of or works _u nde r co:itract of ser vice or ap prentices hip with an e mployer, e·x cept a· pe.rson whose em ployme nt is purely casiia l and not for the purpose of the· employer's trade · or busin ess. T he t erm "workman" shall includ e "em plo~·e" • ai1c1 sl;all include the singula r ·a11d plura l of both sexes. �INJURIES COVERED. Compensation is payable for every injury caused by accident arising out of a:id in the course of employment, with fixed maximum and minimum limitations and for varying periods of time, depending upon the nature a:id the extent of the disability and is payable generally on a fifty per cent basis, for death as high as a sixty per cent basis, including $50.00 funeral expense. POLICY PROVISIONS. Every policy must provide that the insurer shall be directl y liable to the employee, that notice to the i::isured shall be notice to the insurer, that th e in olvency of th e insured shall not relieve the insurer. SYSTEMS PROVIDED. By carrying a Workmen's Compensation policy with a company autho rized by the State Insurance Department to issue such contracts or by -filing in the District Court in the judicial district in which the operatio:is are carri ed on, satis[actory evidence of the ability of the employer to pay such compensation , guaran teed by a bond iss ued by an authorized company, or a bond signed by two resid ent taxpay ers of t he State and the approval of the Judge. SUITS FOR DAMAGES. Any employer who has elected to come under the law, although not e ngaged in extra hazardous occupatio::i, shall be entitled to all the defenses . If engaged in extra hazardous occupation and has not complied with the Compensation requirements the assumption of risk, contributory negligence and fellow-servant defenses are abrogated. compensation payments being the exclusive remedy. LOSS OF TIME. Indemnity for loss of time under Compe:isation begins on the twenty-second day and in no event is payment made for the first three weeks. However. medicine, medical surgical and hospital expense furnished by employer. DEATH BENEFITS. Death benefits shall be paid In monthly installments corresponding in amou:it to as much as sixty per cent of the average weekly earnings of the employee for a period of 300 weeks, not exceeding $5,400.00. PERMANENT TOTAL DISABILITY. In cases of permanent total disability the award shall be fifty per cent of the average weeldy wages, not exceeding $10 per week, and shall continue until the death of such persons so totally disabled, not exceeding_a period of 520 weeks. The loss of both hands, or . both arms, or both feet, or both legs, or both eyes or any two thereof, shall prima facie constitute total and permanent disability, to be compensated according to the provisions of the law. TOTAL DISABILITY. When disability is temporary, but total, compensation Is fifty per cent of the average weekly earnings during the period of such disability, not to exceed a maximum of . $10.00 per week and not less than $5.00 per week, unless the employee's wages shall be less than $5.00 per week, in which event he shall receive compensation equal to his a,·erage weekly wages. �I S 11 I ' ,,/ / / COMPENSATIO·N LAW OF THE STAl'E OF WYOMING OHAPTE;R. 124. Session Lnws 1015. THE WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION LAW. AN ACT providing compensution for injuries or death resulting from •injudes, of workmen from accident occurring in extra-huznrdous 'employments; defining extra-huzanlous employments and •providing for the accumulation, maintenance und administration of funds 0 in the State Treasury for the payment. of such compensation . and ·repealing Sections 3526, 4291 and 4292 of Wyoming Compiled Statutes, 1910, and nil other ·laws or parts of lnws relating· to duwuges for injuries or death from injuries, or in anywise in conflict with this .A.ct, in so far ns they ure npplicnble to extra-hazardous employments. Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Wyoming: Section 1. This Act shall be known as the "Workmen's Compensation Law." General Provisions. Sec. 2. Compensation herein provided for shall be payable to persons injured in extra-hazardous empfoyment, as herein defined, or the dependent families of such, as die, as the result of such injuries, except in case of injuries due solely to the culpable negligence of the injured employee. Said compensation shall be payable from funds in the State Treasury to be . accumulated and maintained in the manner herein provided. The right of each employee to compensation from such funds -shall be in lieu of and shall take the place of any and all rights of action against any employer contributing, as required by law to such fund in favor of any such person or persons by reason of any such injury or death. Sections 3526, 4291 and 4292 and all other laws or parts of laws relating to damages �COMPENSATION LAW 2 fo_r injt:ries or death from injuries or in anywise in confl1 ct with this Act :a.re hereby repealed, as to t he employmen ts employers and employees coming within the terms of this Adt. Provisions Exclusive, Compulsory and Obligatory. Sec. 3. The rights and remedies provided in this Act for an emp;oyee on account_ of an injury shall be exclusive of a ll other rights ·and_ remedies of such employee, his personal or lPgal representatives or dependent family a t common law or otherwise_ o_n account _of such injury; .and the terms, conditions and provISions of this Act for the payment of compensation ~nd the amo~t _th~reof for injuries sustained or death r esultmg from such IDJuries shall be exclusive, compulsory and oblig ato11'.' ~pon bot~ employers and employ ees coming within th e prov1S1ons hereof. • Extra-hazardous Occupations. S~. 4. The extra~ha.zardous occupations to which this Act . 1s applicable are as follows: factories, garages, mills, printing plants and works_hops ~here machinery is --u sed; foundri es. blast furnaces; mIDes, 011 wells, oil refineries; gas works; na~ tural gas plants; water wor~s; - reduction . works; breweri es ; cleva~o~ ;- dredges; excavations; transfer companies, general t£-ammg; sm~lters; powder works; laundries operated by ower i, quarries; enipneering ·_works; logging; lumber ya i'-'µ s; umberIDg and saw mill operations; street and interurban railroads not eng8:ged in interstate commerce; buildings being con~ructed, r~paired, moved or demolished; painting and paintmg operations; telephone, telegraph electric light or power pl~nts or_ lln:es; steam heating or po~er plants; railroa ds · not cn.,aged m inter~tate comn;ierce; bridge building and all employments _wherei!l a process requiring the use of any dangerous dexplosive or mflammable materials is carried on which is eo: :cted for the purpose of business, trade or gai~ each of w emp_loyments is hereby determined to be extra-h'azardous ~ w:ich from the_nature,_ conditions or means of prosecuthon t e work therem reqmres risks to t'he life .and limb of st:n::rikmen en~aged ther~in are inherent, necessary or subwher Y ~~voidable. This Act shall not apply in any case righ/ th t~ury occurred before this Act takes effect and . all to th~ ~ 1 have accrued_ by reason of any such injury prior llow ·sr mg effect of this Act shall be saved the remedies h ~XI mg therefor. This Act shall apply to the employers tfaw om workmen have been employed continuously for more set J°~hm~:ti at the time of the iaccident. [Amended by 19l!l.]' • , • L. 1917; amended by Sec. 1, Ch. 117, S. L f t· :f ° ? STATE OF v\TYOJ\IING 3 Exceptions. Sec. 5. This Act shall not be c·onstruecl to apply to business or employments, which accru·ding t o la.w are. so engaged iu inter state commer ce, as to be n ot subject to t he legislative power of the State nor to persons inj nred while they are so E:ngaged . Definitions. Sec. 6. In this Act unless th e context otherwise r equires : ( a ) " Factories" mean any premises wherein power is used in manufacturing, making, alter ing, aclapting, orn amenting, fi 11ishing, r epairing or r enovating any article for the purpose of trad e or gain or the business carri_ed on therein , including expr essly .any brick yard, meat-packi11g 11ouse, fo undry, smelter oi·e reduction ,rnrks, lime-burning plant, stucco plant, steam heating plant, electr ic lighting or power plant, including all work in or . directly connected with the construction, installation, operation, alteration, r emoval or repair of wires, cables, swi tch- boards or ap,paratus nsecl for th e transmission of electric current, and water power plaut, including towers and: stand r ipes, power plant, blast furnace, pa.per mill, pi·inting plant, flom· mill, glass factory, cement plant, art ificial. gas plant, machine or r epair shop, salt plant, oil r efinery plant and chemical manufacturing plant. (b) " '\Vork shop" means any yar d/ plant, premises, room c,r place where power driven machill"ery is employed and· manu al labor is exer cised by way of ti-ade or gain or otherwise in cidental to tli-e process of makin g, altering, r epafring, printing or ornamenting, finisiJ1ing or adapting for sale or otherwise any 2rticle or pa.rt of article, over whi ch premises, room or place the employer of the person working ther ein has the right of access or control. . ( c) " l\Iill " means any plant, premises, room or place where machinery is used, any process of machinery, changing, altering or repairing any article or commodity for sale or otherwise together with the yards .and premises, _which are part of the plant including elevators, warehouses and bunkers, saw mill, sash factory or other work in the lumber industry. ( cl) ' ' l\fine" means any opening in the earth for the pur- pose of extracting iron, oil, coal or other minerals and' all un- aerground workings, slopes, drifts, shafts, galleries; wells and_ tunnels, and other ways, cuts and openings connected therewitl1, including those in t_he course of being ope¥ed, sunk or driven, and includes all the appurtenant structures ·or macbinery at or about the openings of the min, and any adjoining adjacent work place where t he material from a mine is prepared for use or shipment. - �_ J __ 4 COl\IPENSATION LAW (e) "Quarry" means any plac~, not a :ni1:e, wher e ston e, slate, clay, sand, gravel or other sohd• material 1s dug or ot herwise extracted from the earth for the purpose of trade or bar gain or of the employer's trade or business. (f) "Building work" ~eans any "'.ork in tl~e er ection, construction, extension, decorat10n, alteration, r epair or d emolit ion of any building or structural appurt enances. (g) "Engineering work" means any work in the constr uc tion 1 alteration extension, repair or demolition of a r ailway tas hereinbefo;e defined), bridge, j etty, dike, dam, r eservoir, underground conduit, sewer, oil or gas well, oil t ank, gas tank , ·water tank or tower, any caisson 1Yorl!,'. or work in artificially compressed· air, any work in dredging, work on log or lumbe r rafts or booms; pile driving, moving buildings, moving safes, or in laying, repairing or removing underground pipes an d connections, the erection, installing, repairing, or removing o.f boilers, furnaces, engines and power machinery (including belting and other connections) and any work in grading or excavating where shoring is necessary or power machinery or blasting powder, dynamite or other high ·explosives is in use lexcluding mining and quarrying). (h) "Employer" includes any person, or body of p ersons corporate or incorporate, and the legal representatives of a d·eeeased employer or the receiver or trustee of a person corporation, association or partnership. ' (i) "Workman" means any person, who has entered into the employment of or works under ·contract of service or apprent~ceship with an employer, except a person W'h-ose employment IS pur~ly casual and not for the purpose of the employer's ~rade or busmess or those engaged in clerical work, and not subJec~ ~o the hazards of the business or one holdinu an official po51 hon. The term "workmen" sh~ll include "employee" and !he term "employee" shall include "workmen" and each shall mclude the singular and plwal of both sexes. Any reftrence to a wor~man, who has been injm·ed shall, where the workman is ~'ead, mclude a reference to his "dependent family" as heremafter defined, or to his legal representative or where the workman 18 • • · fri a mmor or mcompetent to his guardian or next en~. ~Amended by Sec. 2, Ch. 117, S. L. 1919.] (J) 'Dependent families" as used in this Act means such :ee~bers of the 'Workman's family, as were wh:olly or in part in .P ndent upon t_he workman for support at the time of the and shall mclude widow or husband as the case may beJury children, or 1"f no widow • ' . ' and of parents th • • ' husband or child'l'en' the hi f e. InJured workman, if actually dependent upon or ~upport at the time of the injury• if it be shown that thm e SllrVIvmg sP0 use WI"Ifully deserted deceased ' without fault . I STATE OF WYOMING 5 upon the part of th e deceased, such surviving spouse will not . be r egarded, as a dependent in any d>egree. No surviving . spouse shall be entitled t o the benefits of this Act , unless she shall have been married to the deceased at filre time of the injury. . (k ) "Child or childr en" means such that are under SIXt een (16) years of age (and over said age, if physically or mentally incapacitated from earnin g) and shall also include legitimate children of th e injur ed• w01:kman bor~ after his deabh from injlll'y. In other cases quest10ns of family diependency in wh ole or in part sh,all be determined: in accordance with the fact, as the case may be at the time of the injury; the foregoing defu1ition of "dependent f~mili es ': ~hall no t includ~ a1;1y of the persons named, who are aliens r e~1dmg beyond the ~u~·1sdiction of the United iBtates of Amenca, except a sur v1vmg widow or children under sixteen (16) years of age and as to such n~n-r esident aliens the rate of compensation shall not exceed thirty-three and one-thil-d per cent (33¼ %) of the r ates of compensation herein provided. [Amended by Sec. 2, Ch. 69, S. L. 1917.] (1) The words "inju ri es sustained _in extra-hazardous ~mployment, " as used in this A.ct shall m clude death r es~ltmg from injury, and injuries to employees, as .a resul~ of then· ~ ployment and while at work in or ab out _tI1;e ~rell1.lses o?cupied, used or controlled by t he employer, and•mJuries occl1;1'rmg _elsewhere while at work in places wher e tilreir employer s busmess requires their presence and subjects them t_o extra-.h~za~·dous duties incident to the business, but shall not mclude mJm-ies _of the employees occm·ring while on his way to _assume the ~uties of ·his employment or after leaving such duties,. the proxunate cause of which injury is not the employer 's negligence. (m) The words " injury and personal inju~y" shall n~t include injury caused by the wilful act of a third person directed against an employee for reasons perso_nal to such employee, or •because of his employ:n~nt ; ~or a d1s~ase, except, as it shall directly result from an lllJury mcurred m the employment. (n) "Invalid" means one who is physically or mentally incapacitated from earning wages. Guardian May Act. Sec. 7. In case an injured workman is mentally incompetent or a minor, or _where death ~esults from the injury, _in case :any of his dependents, as herem de.fined_ be menta!lf mcompetenrt or a minor, at the time when any righ~ or _Priv1lege accrues to him und>er this Act, his guardian may, m h~s ~>eh~lf, claim and exercise such right or privilege and no hmitation �6 COMPENSATION LAW of time, in this Act provided for, shall run, so long as such incompetent or minor has no guardian. If Other Thrul Employer Is Liable. Sec. 8. Where an employee coming under the provisions of this Act received an injury under circumstances creating a legal liability in some person other than the employer to pay damages in respect thereof, and no legal liability attaching to the employer, then and in such case such employee sh all be left to his remedy at law against such other person, and compensation shall not be payable under this Act. This Act Governs. Sec. 9. No contract, rule, regulation or device whatsoever shall _op~r_ate to relieve the_ employer, in whole or in part, from any liability created by this Act except a,s herein provided. Blank Forms Supplied by the State Treasurer. Sec. 10. It sha~ be the duty of ~he State Treasurer to prepare, cause to be prmted and supplied free for use in the .adruinistration of this law such blank forms as may be needed by employers for reporting and certifying pay-rolls of persons employed by them in extra-hazardous, employments and for reporting injuries; and forms for use of injured persons in making claims for compensation; also to provide himself with such oth<:f books, record1s or forms as may be deemed necessary to expedite the transaction of business under the provisions of this Act. Employer's Report of Accident. Sec. 11. Whenever an accident occurs causing mJury to any workman engaged in any of th:e extra-hazardous employm~n~s defined by this Act, it shall be the duty of the employer w1.thin ~O _days thereafter to make a report of such accident and the mJury resulting therefrom and to file said report in the office of ~he Clerk of the District Court of the county wherein such accident occurred, which report shall state: (1) The name of the injured workman and the time cause ~nd n_ature of the accident and injury; also whether the 'injury ~s dis~bled the workman from continuinothe performance of 0 his duties. (2) ·whether the accident occurred w1iile the workman was ena0 age d m • h and grew out of th e employment.t e duties of his emplovment • ' 3 1 (th) The nature of the employment and duties and how c:ngl e workman had been eno-aged in the service of such 0 emp o~rer. STATE OF 1?{YOMING 7 ( 4) 'Wh eth er th e .accident was or was not due solely to .the culpable n egli gence of t he inj ured employee and if so a statement o.£ t he fa cts. ' (5) ·wheth er th e inj ured workman is married or single; if mal'l'i ed, whether he has a dependent family, and if so, the n ames of the persons comprising such dependent family and th eir place of r esidence. (6) ,V,Ji ether the in jured workman claims compensation under this Act, and whether his right t_o compensation or the 2mount of compensation is disputed by his employer. 1Said•r epor t may be made up on a printed for'm prepared by the Stat e 1'r easurer for such purposes, and shall be verified as pleadings in civil actions. Failure or neglect on the part of any employer wh ose business or_occupation is one enumerated and defin ed her ein, as bein g extr a-hazar dous, to r eport accident s causing inj ury to any of his cmployes, s~1:al1 be a misdemeanor and upon con viction su ch employer shall be punished by a fine of not exceeding Five Hm1 dred ($500.00) Dollars. Investigation by the District Judge-Procedure in Disputed Cases. Sec. 12. ·w h enever an injury or death r esulting from injury is r eported to the Clerk of t he District Court of the county wh er ein such injury occurred, in accordance with the preceding section, it shall be fl1 e duty of said Clerk to at once notify th e Judge of said Court, t hat suc:h injmy report h~s ·been filed in his office. It shall th ereupon be the du,ty of said Judge to ·illvestig.ate the nature of said injmy and claim for compensation at the earliest possible date, in such a manner as he may (., deem necessary to ascertain whether the claim for compensation or the amount thereof is disputed by the employer, rmd if there be no dispute as to the right of the injured workman to receive· compensation, or as to the amount thereof, and the claim appear to be free from collusion, said Judge shall the_reupon make an order directing payment for such compensati_on from the State Industrial Accident Fund in accordance with the facts by him ascertained .and the terms of this law. If there be a dispute as to the right of said injured employee or his dependent family to receive compensation, or as to the amount thereof then it shall be the duty of said Judge to set the case down i or a hearing at .tb:e earliest possible date and ~o direct notice of such hearing to be issued by the Clerk of said Court for service upon the employer and the employee at least seven (7) days before the ·elate fixed! for said hearing, :vhich said notice shall be served by the Sheriff of said county without expense to eit•h er p.arty, except that his actual trav~ling expenses shall be allowed and taxed, as costs. The hearmg shall �COMPENSATION LAW 8 STATE OF WYO>ivIING be conducted upon the statement and r eport fil ed by th e employer and such fomal _cla~ms as may be presented and filed with the Clerk of the D1stnct Court by or on behalf of the injured workman. If the employer in his r eport of th e injury alleges t1rat t_he_injury was due solely to th e culpable n eglig<:~ce ?f the mJured_ empl?y~e, or that ~l:e claim for comp ensation 1s one not commg withm the provisions of this law th en a jury may be demanded•by either party and the cause sh'an be tried, as a court proceeding. If a jury is d emand·ed, it may be selected from names drawn from th e fiv e mile limit jury box. as in civil cases, at any time in term time or vacation unless i regular jury panel be in attendance . at Court on th e clnte ar1y such hearing may occur. The taking of evidencP. shall he summary giving a full ~pportunity . to all parties to develop the facts fully. The official Court R eporter of the district shall attend the hearing and make a stenographic report of the t>vidence without cost to either party. The Court or Jud()"e s·h all direct the County and Prosecuting Attorney or other co;petent attorney appointed by the Court to conduct the examination of ·witnesses on behalf of the injured workman, and it shall be the duty of said attorney to appear andi perform such service without expense to either party. The employer may appear in person or by counsel and introduce evidence at the same hearing. No costs shall be taxed by the Clerk except fees for witnesses, who may be subpoenaed and who shall be allowed the same fees for ~ttendance and mileage as is fixed by law in civil actions, and Ju_ry costs shall also be taxed to and paid from the accident fund, if the verdict and judgment be in favor of the employer, but if a~ainst the employer then he shall pay the costs. At the conclusion of the hearing, the ·court shall enter an or<for pursuant to the verdict of the jury, if a jury be called, and if no jury be called, the Court or Judge shall render a decision upon the facts and law of tl1e case pursuant to the provisions of this Act, ana make an order allowin()' or disa1lowing compensation, as }he law and the evidence may warrant. In any proceeding be) ore a Co~ or Judge, as aforesaid, the Court or Judge ~~all iave au~honty to appoint a duly qualified impartial physician to examme t~e injured employee and give testimony. The ~ee fo~ such senriee shall be Five ($5.00) Dollars, unless otherwise 0 ~h ered _by the Court, with mileage allowed as is allowed to other witnesses, which shall be taxed as c~sts ·and paid as o er witness f ees are paid. The employer ' ' h" or employee may at 0 •~ expense also appoint a qualified physician, who may a e~ and be present at any such examination of an injured tmp oyee and give testmony at such hearing or investigation. -;r1 ,,,. <.;:J 9 Appeal to Supreme Court. Sec. 13. .Any order given and made in any investigation or hear ing by a -Court or Judge pursuant to the provisions of th is Act shall be r eviewable by the State -Supreme Court on proceedings in er ror :in the manner prescribed by the code of civil pr ocedure; provided, h owever, that th e petition in error, bill of exceptions and r ecord on appeal must be fil ed in the Su preme Court within thirty (30 ) •clays from the date of decision or order on motion for new trial by a Court or a Judge; unless the time be ex te nded by or der of Court or Judge, and thirty (30 ) days shall be allowed .all parties ther eafter for filing briefs an cl said appeal shall be advanced on the calendar and disposed of as promptly as possible. In case an appeal t o the Su preme Court is prosecut ed' on belrnlf of the injured workman, the County and P rosec\1ting Attorney, or other at'torney r epr esenting said work man, shall or der a transcript of the r ecord of the hearing and pr oceeding to be prepar edl by the offi cial Co ur t Reporter of the district wh er ein said injury occurred and duly certifi ed without cost to said injured workman and said County and• Prosecuting Attorney or other attorn~y shall or der the papers on file in th e office of tbe District Court t o be by said Clerk pr epar ed, transcripted, certified a nd forwa r ded to the Clerk of the Suprem·e Court without costto th e injured workman, and the proceedings in the Supreme Court shall be cond11cted on behalf of the injured workman by the At torney Gener al of the State as a part of his official duties, and by other attorney r epr esenting said workman. In case an app eal be prosecute d on behalf of the employer, th e i:ecorc~ of th e proceedin()'s at the ori ()'inal hearing shall be supplied without cost to s~ch employ:1-, .but such employer may employ counsel to conduct such appeal on his behalf. Court Order Recorded-Copies to Auditor and Treasurer. Sec. 14. Every order given and made by a ~istrict <;ourt or Judge awarding payment fro1~ the Industnal ~ccident Fund to an injured employee or lus dependent fannly, s:lmll be entered of record by the Clerk of the Court where give:1 and true copies thereof shall be immediately made a1;1d certified by said Clerk .and forwarded: to the State Auditor and State Treasurer, respectively1 of '\Vyoming, and shall be by each of said officers entere·d! upon a record to be known as the Compensation Docket and shall be the authority and direc~on of the State Auditor to issue warrants for compensat10u awards against the Industrial .Accident Fund and fo!· the State Treasurer to pay such compensation a.wards from said fund. �10 CO:i\IPENSATION LAW Industrial Accident Fund-Appropria,tion. Sec. 15. There is hereby created a fund to be known as tlie "Industrial Accident Fund," which shall be he1'd by the State Treasurer and by him_ deposited in such banks as are i>.uthorized to receive depoS1ts of funds of the State. The Treasurer in making said deposits &hiall divide th e said Industrial Accident Fund into two <listinct funds, one to be known ru; the ' ' General Fund'' and the other to be known as the ''•R eserve Fund." The "General Fund," as near as may be, shall be used for payment of all awards, clajms and items of expense charaeable against the Industrial Accident Fund, and the '' Re .. serv: Fund" shall not be used for any of said payments unless the "General Fund" at the time is insufficient to meet the demands upon it, in which case the Treasurer shall transfer from the '·Resene Fund" to the "General Fund" a sufficient amount . to meet the immediate demands upon said '' General Fund.'' The purpose of creating said '' Reserve Fund'' is to provide a fund within the Industrial Accident Fund sufficiently large to pay great aud unusual demands upon the Industrial Accident Fund which might be caused by a large disaster or by several such disasters occurring within a short time, and the '' Reserve Fund" shall be kept apart from the "General Fund" :and as r.ear as may be unused in accordance with said purpose. Within thirty da.ys from the date on which this, Act shall take effect, tl1e State Treasurer shall set aside in thre '' Reserve Fund'' Three Hundred Thousand Dollars ($300,000.00), and thereafter shall set aside in this said "Reserve Fund" at the end of each month twenty-five per cent (25%) of all nioneys. received in the lndustrial Accident Pund during said month m excess of the amount expended, the balance. of moneys so receive<l to be used in the "General Fund•. " Three-fourths of the "Reserve I·'und" shall as near as may be kept invested in United States Government Bonds. All moneys received by the State Treasurer under the provisions of this Act shall become a par~ of the Industrial Accident Fund and there is hereby appropriated out of the funds of the State Treasury not otherwise appropriated the sum of 'rhidy Thousand Dollars, ($30,000.00) wh1ch shall be paid into and become a part of such fund. There is also appropriated annually, until otherwise provid_ed by law ~ut of any moneys in the State 'l'reasury not otherw_1se appropriated, a sum equal to oue~fourth of the tota,l S'Um which shall be received by the State Treasurer from employers under the proYisions of Section 16 hereof not however to exceed the sum of Fortr Thousand Dollars ($40,000.00) p~r annum, and · i:be money so .appropriated shall be credited to and become a part _o~ such fund . All fees or mileage of witnesses, jurors and physicians adjudged to be pai<l from the accident fund in any STATE OF "WYOMING 11 court proceeding under this Act, and all contingent expenses incurred in preparin g fo r and in th e administration of this ·A ct shall be I ai d fr om th e Industrial Accident Fund on proper voucher s ,an d warrant . [Amend ed by Sec. 3, Ch. 117, S. L. 1919.] Employers' Assessment. Sec. 16. Eve ry employer engaged in any of th e occupations h er ein defined, as extra-hazar dous, is her eby r equired to pay into th e State Treasury for t he benefit of the Industrial Acciden t F un d a su m of money eq ual to one and one-half per cent (1.½ % ) of th e moneys earned by each of his employees eng,aged in su ch ex•tr a-hazard ous employment during each c;alend ar mon th of such employment. Such payment shall be so made on or befor e the 15th clay of th e mont-lll following the month for whi ch such payments are compute d and paid. The State Treasurer sh all k eep a separ ate account for each employer so contribu t ing to said fu nd•, but he shall ~ot charge against any emp-loyc r th e amount of any ,~rarrant until th e same Jras been paid . Bach empl oyer shall contmue to make monthly contributions as above provided, unl ess the sum theretofore contributed by him, after deductin g all payments made on account of inji.u·ies to his employees and all allowances made on account of such injuries, shall equal full one and oue-h~lf per cent (1½%) of his annual pay-roll computed by m~ltiplymg his current month's pay-roll of workmen ~ng.a?ed m extrahazardous employment by twelve and shall likewise be not less than Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars: Such _em~loye1: shall not be compelled to contribute when lus c_ontr1butions m the fund, after making deductions as aforesaid, shall equal one and one-half per cent (1½% ) of his ·annual pay-roll, and shall likewise be not less than Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollar:[Amendecl by Sec. 3, Ch. 69, S. L. 1917; amended by Sec. , Ch. 117, S. L. 1919.] d Copy of Pay-Roll to State Treasurer. Sec. 17. It shall be tb:e duty of each employer to ~orw~~e to the State Treasurer on a blank form provided _by ~aid S\ Treasurer, a true copy of his pay-roll of perso1;1s m Ins e:i,~e~ engaged in extra-hazardous employment clurmg the c C;alendar month sworn to either by himself or the ptson ing knowledge ~f said pay-roll. Each employer, un ess O • wise supplied with the last above blank form, shall seasona Y 1 1 same. A11Y failure off any apply to said Treasurer for tie . sue ,_1 1 O cmpioyer to file wi>th said State Treasurer a copy us pa? . provided, • w1 1roll as herem sh a11 b e a ~·sdemeanor • ' .and · any rovided fully false statement in any _affidaVJt made as ;er:fsciemeanor shall likewise constitute a nusdlemeanor, and a Y ;t~~r �-~ ------ 12 CO)IPENS.ATION LAW committed as in this Act provided shall be punishable by a fine of not more than Fi,e Hundred ($500.00) Dollars. [Amended by Sec. 4, Ch. 69, ·S. L. 1917; amended by Sec. 5, Oh. 117, S. L. 1919.] Duty of County Assessor, State Treasurer and Attorney General. . Sec. 18. It s~1all be the duty of the County Assessor in each of the counties of the State to make a _list of all employers within his county who are engaged in extra-hazard·ous industries as defined by this Act, and to forward such list of extrahazardous employments and: industries to the State Treasurer within thirty (30) da.ys after the passage and approval of this Act. It shall further be the duty of the County Assessor in each county of the State to make monthly reports to the State Treasurer showing what, if any, extra-hazardous industries have suspended business permanently, and what, if any, new extra-hazardous industries .have been establis•h ed and commenced in his county during the preceding month, and also showing each extra-hazard~us industry of his county not theretofore reported by him, and it shall be the duty of the State Treasurer to immediately proceed in the collection of -assesments from sueh extra-hazardous industries in the manner 1,rovided in Sec~ion 16 of this Act, and in case any County .Assessor shall fail to make the report required by this Act or shall neg_ligently fail to include in such report any empldy et· engaged m extra-hazardous business or industry and not there tofore ~eported, he shall be guilty of a mis·clemeanor and shall be pumshed by _a fine of not more than Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars. And m case any employer engaged in an extra.-hazardous business or industry, as defined by this Act, s•l mll fail or refus~ to pa;v the assessment upon his current monthly payroll, as 1s required by this Act, he shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished by a fine of not more than Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars, and in a!dtlition to the said fine it: shal~ be the ~uty of the Attorney General of this State to immediately brmg suit in the name of the State for the benefit of the !ndustrial Accident Fund against such employer for the collection of such assessment and if a judgment for the recovery of said assessment be' given in favor of the State for the use and benefit of the Industrial Accident Fund said judgmen~ shall be for double the amount of the pay-roll assessment rosvid~ by Section 16 hereof, together with costs. [Amended Y ec . .>, Ch. 69, S. L. 1917.] Compensation Schedule. th Sec. 19• Each employee, ,vho shall be injured in any of e extra-hazardous employments, as herein defined, or the de- ST.ATE OF WYOMING 13 p<:ndent family of. any . . such injured workman , who may d"1e as a r esu lt of• sue11 lllJ ~r1es, except in case of injuries due solely . to _the culpable n egli gen c~ of su~h injured employee, shall receive out of ~h e Industnal _Acciden t F und•, compensation in accordan_ce :v1th tJhe followmg schedule, and such payment sha_ll be m _h en of and t alce the place of any and all rights of action aga mst any_emplorer cont rib~ting, as r equired by this Act to the Industr1,al .Acciden t F' und m favor of any person or persons by r eason of any such injuries or death: (a) "Permanent, par tial disability " means the loss of either one fo ot, one leg, one h and, on e arm, one eye or the sight o_f one eye, ?ne or mor e fing ers, one or more toes, any dislocation wher e ligamen t s ar e sever ed, or any other injury known in surgery to be permanent, partial d~sability. For any permanent, partial di sabili ty r esultin g from any injury, th-e workman shall r eceive a lump sum as her einafter specified. For the loss of a thumb .... . . . .. . . . ................ $ 225.00 For the loss of a first fi n ger . .... .. . . . .... . ... . .... . 200.00 For the loss of a second fin ger ... . . . . ... .. ......... . 150.00 For the loss of a third finger ............... . .... . . . 150.00 For the loss of a fourth fing er .- .. . .... .. .. . .... . .. . . 150.00 F'or the loss of a palm (metacarpal bone) .. .. ..... .. . 600.00 For the loss of a hand . ........ . ... . . .... .. .. ... .. . 1.000.00 For the loss of an arm at or below elbow . . .. .. .. . .. . 1;200.00 For the loss of ,a n arm abon elb ow ....... . ...... . . . 1,500.00 For Anky-losis ( total stiffness of) or contractures ( due to sea.rs or injuries) which makes the fingers more than useless, the same amounts apply to such finger or fingers (not thumb) as given above. 'I'he loss of the third or distal phalange of the _thumb shall be considered to be equal to the loss of one-half of such thumb ; the loss of more than one-half of such thumb shall be considered to be equal to the loss of the whole thumb. The loss of the third or distal phalange of any finger &hall be considered! to be equal to the loss of two-thirds of such finger. The loss of more than the middle and distal phalanges of any finger shall be considered to be equal to the loss of the whole finger; provided, however, that in no cose shall the amount received for moo:e than one finger exceed the amount provided in this schedule for the loss of a hand. For the loss of a great toe ................... ••····.$ 29o.oo For the lpss of one of the toes other than great toe• • • • 1;,r..oo The loss of more than two-thirds of any toe shall be considere·dJ to be equal to the loss of the whole toe. �cmrPENSATION LAw STATE- OF WYOMING The loss of less than two-thirds of any toe shall be considered equal to the loss of one-half of the toe. For the loss of a foot .... . ..... ..... .. .... . . ... .... $1,000.00 For the loss of a leg below the knee . ... . . .. . .. .... .. 1,200.00 For the loss of a leg above the knee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,500.00 For the loss of an eye or the sight thereof. . . . . . . . . . . . 1,500.00 For any other injury known to surgery to be permanent partial disability, the workman shall receive a lump sum in an .amount proportioned to the extent of such permanent partial disability based as near as may be upon the forgoing schedule. (b) "Perma.n ent total disability" means the loss of both legs, or both arms, or one leg and one a.r m ; total loss of eyesight, paralysis or otlier condition permanently inca,pacitating the workman from performing any work at any gainful occu . pation. Where there has been a previous disability, as the loss of one eye or the sight thereof, one hand, one foot, or any other previous permanent disability, the percentage of disability £or a subsequent injury shall be dletermined by deducting the,r efrom the percentage of the previous disability, as it existed at the time of the subsequent injury. When permanent total disability results from.the injury, the workman shall receive: (1) I£ unmarried at the time of injury, a lump sum of $2,500.00. (2) I£ the workman had a wife or invalid husband, but no child under the age of sixteen (16) years, a lump sum of $2,500.00. (3) I£ the workman bave a child or children under the age of sixteen (16) years, £or any such child or children the lump sum providted in the preceding paragraph shall be increased by adding thereto One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars per ~·ear for each year until such child sh all be of the age of sixteen (16) years, but the total amount of such increased sum ~llo,Yed for children under sixteen · (16) years shall not exceed m the aggregate a lump sum of Five Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($5,500.00) in any such case. (c) '_'Te?Iporar! total disability" means an injury which temporarily mcapac1tates the injured person from performing an~ W?rl~ at any gainful occup-ation £or the time, but from wlucll' lllJury such person may recover by meclical or surgical treatment andi be able to resume work. In such cases if th<> w? 1:kman lJe unma1:ried :at the time of the injury, he sirnll recen e the sum ?f T_h~rty-fise ($35.00) Dollars per month, so long as the total d1sab1hty shall continue. I£ he have a wife with w-hom he is liYing at the time of the injury he shall receive ;ort~: Yli40.00) Dollars per, month, and if he Jiave children uner sixteen (16) years of age, he shall receive Six ($6.00) Dol- lars per month £or each child under sixteen (16) f but the total month ly payment shall not exceed sf~ar($60aloe) J??llars per mo~t~. 1:'J ? compensatio~ shall ·be all~~d foi: the fast te~ days of _disability ~mless t•he mcapacity extends beyond the period of t_lnr ty days? 1~ which case the compensation shall run from the tnne o! the lllJUry. As soon as r ecovery is ·so complete ~hat the e.armn g power of the workman a t any kind of work 1s restored, th e pay1:1ents shall cease, but in no case shall the total payments ma>dle m such cases exceed in the ao-"'regate the. lump s~ ~m~unt he1:ein specified to be paid anbinjured workman £or mam·1es causmg p_erm:a?ent totaCdisability. . (_d) In all cases of total disabihty and permanent partial d~sab11Ity, tl!e _expense of medical attention and of care in hospital of the mJured workman shall be paid, not to exceed, however, One H undr ed Dollars ($100.00) in any case unless under general arrangement workman is entitled, to medical at tention and ca.re in hospital. "\\ her e ~e-ath r esults from an injury, the expense .of burial s,hall be paid not to exceed Fifty ($50.00) Doilars m any case, unless other arrangements exist between employer and employee under agreement. (1 ) B'ut if fae workman leaves a v,ridow or invalid widower, such surviving spo use shall r eceive a lump sum payment of Two 'l'housand ($2,000.00) Dollars ; provided, that if it be shown that the surviving spouse wilfully deserted deceased without fa.ult upon the part of the dleceased, such surviving spouse shall not be r egarded ·as a dependent in any degree, but in such cases the right of children under sixteen (16) years of age to compensation shall not be defeated. I£ said workman leaves a surviving child or children under sixteen (16) years of age, the guardian of said children, appointe•dJ as hereinafter provided, shall receive £or the use and benefit of said children, • R lump sum of One Hundred Doll,ars ($100.00) per year £or each surviving child under sixteen (16) years of age until the time when each of said surviving children.shall become sixteen (16) years of age; provided that the aggreg,a te lump sum paid to said guardian shall in no case exceed Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000.00). In all death cases where an order of compensation is made on account of children under sixteen (16) years of age, or to persons incompetent, said funds shall be disbursed under a rproper guai·dfanship to be created by the Court or Judge making such an order. (2) I£ the injured workman die during a period _of temporary total disability an·d after receiving compensation therefor, as herein provided, and his death be shown to ha-ye re su~ted from such injuries, the total amo~t of P:1yments 1:ece1ved by him during such disability a.nd_pr10r t? his death 'Wl;ll be deducted from the lump amount herem provided to be paid 14 1 15 �-- --- J __ 16 co:MPENSATION LAW ST.A.TB OF wYOil\UNG 17 Extra-hazardous PUiblic Work Cont t W Sec. 23. Whenever the State rac ork. corporation shall en"'a"'e in any exti'· c ounty or any municipal " ° 0 a-1iazardous wo ] • h' r { m ~v . 1ch wor1onen are emp loyed fo r wages, this Act sh thereto. Th e employer's payments i t tl I dall b~ applicable Fund shall be made from the Trea n. o i,e n ustr1al Accident municipality. If sa id work is bein; uJy <>\the State, cou~ty or roll of the contra ctor and the sub-con~~-tct Y_1 cfni~·act, the pa?of computation and in th e case of cont11act : ~ ~a be tl~e basis than one year in performance the r e uire 0 ik consun~mg less accident fund shall be subj ect to the p~ovisfoJsayt:in:t :to the the State for its general fund the county . o.. 11s ct and tion shall be entitl ed to coliect from t l or mumc1pal corporaamount ~1ayabl e to the Industrial Accide:t i:~acto~ :i1e full tractor, m turn, shall be entitled to collect from~~ contracto_r his proportionate amount of payment. ti e su . -?on-of tl11' t' I ll • , 1e prov1s1ons • s ~ec 10n. s 1a app 1_Y to _all extra-hazardous work clone 1 by contrn.c_t, exceI?t th:at m pnvate work the contractor shall be responsibl e, primarily and ·cl'ircctly, to the Industrial 'Accident Fund for t he proper percentage of the total pay-roll o.f the work and for the amounts due it, and the owner of the property affected by the contract shall be surety for such paym_ents. . ~\TJJ.eneve;1· and so lo~g. as _the state law, city charter 01 mum?1~al or~mance, provision 1s made for municipal employees lllJured _rn the course of employment, suciJ:J- employee shap not be .entitled to the benefits of this Act and shall not be rnclude~ m the pay-roll of the municipality nnd'er this· 'Act. Safety DeVJ.ces. . to the sUl'viving widow ,and children under sixteen (16) years of age in case of death resulting from injuries. (3) If the workman leaves no widow, widower or child und'.er the age of sixteen (16) years, but leaves a parent or parents surviving who were actually dependent upon him for support, such surviving parent or parents shall receive a lump sum which shall be computed at the rate of fifty per cent (50%) of the average monthly support actua.lly received by such parent or parents from the workman during the twelve months next preceding the occurrence of the injury calculated ar. near as may be over the probable period sue:h support would have continued, but in no case exceeding the sum of One Thou.sand ($1,000.00) Dollars. [Amended 'by Sec. 6, Ch. 69, S. L. 1917; amended by Sec. 6, Ch. 117, S. L. 1919.] i Forfeiture by Injured Employe~Payments Withheld. Sec. 20. If -any in,jlll'ed employee shall persist in unsanitary or injurious practice, which tends to imperil or retard his recovery, or if he shall refuse to submit to such medical or surgical treatment, as is reasonably essential to promote his recovery, he shall forfeit all right to compensation under this Act; and where an injured employee is under care and treatment of a physician, he shall not be permitted to personally receive or use any compensation payments allowed him under this Act, except upon the order of such physician, but such payments shall be wibhheld and deliver&di to such injured workman upon his recovery or discharge by such physician. Exemption from Execution or Attachment. Sec. 21. No money paid or payable under this Act out of the Industrial Accident Fund shall, prior-to issuanee and delivery of the warrant therefor be capable of being assigned, charged or ever be taken in execution or attached or garnished, or shall th'e same pass to .any other person 'by operation of law any such assignment or charges shall be void. Minor Workmen. Sec. 22. A minor working at an age legally permitted und1er the laws of this State shall be deemed sui juris for the ~urpose of this Act and no other person shall have any cause of action or right to compensation for injury to such minor workman, except as expressly provided in this Act, but in the event of a lump sum payment becoming due under this Act to such minor workman, the management of same shall be ,vithin the probate jurisdiction of the Courts, the · same as any other properties of minors. . . Sec. 24. Nothing in this Act contained shall repeal any existu~g law providing for the installation or maintenance of any device, means or method for the prevention of accidents in e~tra-h.azardous work or for a penalty or punishment for failure to mstall or maintain 1any such protective -device, means or method. - ..,.i Fees for Services in Procuring Compensation Limited. Sec. 25. It shall be unlawful for any person or any number ?f persons acting together or separately or in ap.y way, includin~ attorneys, agents, interpreters, and all other persons, to receive or agree to receive either directly or indirectly from any beneficiary or beneficiaries under this Act, for services rendered or to be rendered either jointly or separately, iri rel.a.ting to procuring any be~efit or benefits under this Act, any sum or sums aggregating more than fifty dollars or more ~han five per centum of the whole amount received1 or to be received by such beneficiary or beneficiaries on account of ~juries _to any employee. Every person violating or concerned m the VIO- �20 COi\IPENSATION LAW Justrial Accident Fund and in consideration of the payments made by the State to such fund, and no part of any moneys so paid in by any employer shall ever be r efund ed to him eit her during the time when he continues in business as such employer, or ,after he ceases such business. Provided, howe, er, if this Act shall be hereafter repealed or held invalid', all moneys which are in the Industrial Fund at the time of the r epeal or final holding of invalidity shall be subj ect to such disposition as may be provided by the Legislature, and in default of such legisl1ative provision, distribution thereof shall be in accordan ce ·:vith the justice of the matter, due regard being had to obli gations of compensation incurred and• existing. 'Existing Contracts and Pending Actions Not Affected. Sec. 33. This Act shall not affect any contract entered uito and e•x isting before its passage 01· · any action pending or ·:ause of action existing prior to .A:pril 1st, 1915. Sec. 34. This Act shall take effect and be in force from and after the 1st day of April, 1915. Bill Approved February 27, 1915. Amendments Approved February 19, 1917. Amendments Approved February 23, 1919. \ Ii �- - - - -- -- - - / T'~1jPORARY DISABILITY I I!.inimum, Colol"'ad o Idaho 50~ of ,·1ages, llaximum, C4ooo.oo . Minimum, so% of nages Eaxifilum, 035.00 per month Minimum, $27.00 per month II 55.00 " Maximum. Minimum, Maximum, ~27.00 per month Utah Minimum, Maxi.'llULl, 551, of wages C55.00 per month Hashington t.iinimum, Maximum, {? 20.00 per month Liini.roum, 035.00 per month 60.00 II " Wyoming 1.!a,cimum, 45.00 35.00 II II 11 rt PERr.: ANEHT DISABILITY Arizona r.'. inimum, Uaximum, 501" of \7age s $4000,. 00 Colorado f!inim~, I.!aximum, 022.00 per month l:'iinimum, C27.00 per month, $2400.00 11 ~:54.00 n 4800.00 Idaho i:aximum, Montana Utah l'/ashington Oregon i:7yoming llinimum, 35.00 per month 027,00 per month, 02000.00 4000. 00 gaximum, so,s of t'lUges, Minimum, I:!aximum, ¢ 31.00 por month 11 54.00 " !Einimum, t 20.oo per month 1iaximum, 35.0Q Uinimum, G3o.oo per month ~aximum, 50.0Q !linimum, ◊ 2500.00 I:'.:aximum, 6250.00 II II fl II C4500.00 ~4000.00 �Di~ATH Arizona r.1inimum, llaximum, Colorado 1,.inimum, ~ \' . . maximum, Idaho 2400 x ½daily v aga C4ooo.oo 01000.00 2500.00 l-tinimuro, lla.ximum, C24oo.oo Minimum, 02400.00 4000~00 tio.ximum, 4800.00 82000.00 4500.00' Utah Hinimuru, Washington !_lj inimu.rn, 'MaximUI!l, ,; Oregon Einimum, f 30.00 per month [; 50. 00 11 n till death or re-marr iage \1yoming t!inimum , Maximum, Maximum, llaximum·, r, 8,4000.00 or C35.00 per month till death or re-marriage. $1000.00 5000. 00 j �I r ·' ,. \ ,- ----- / r. 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I.,. 11 '• 1l \.. ~ ·, : 11 r _I �f I -- - - - - - - r--.., \ foll • i . ) - 1 I �• • 0 Lo �( T' r . ··"i t1 o :r t ... n <?J"Dloc:i.on ,.,..__ I ,. !' to the· , ·"l ( 1 .. . .. J,.. '. " > I \ I _,J 1 �I ( '• u , .... i' • : [\ 0 . \ \ _ _ ___ ' �r l t-- TITLE 49. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSIO T. (' 17, p. 306.) 3061. Commission Created. Membership. Tenns. T here is hcrehy created the industrial commi ss ion of U t ah, to be composed o f three members, who shall be appointed by th e govern or w ithin th irty days after thi s title goes into effect. Two of the members of such commi ss ion shall be appointed for the term of two y ears and on e fo r four years, and thereafter each member shall be appointed, with the advice and consent of the senate, for the term of four years. Not more than two of the memb ers of said commission shall belong to the same political party. 3062. Removals for cause. The governor at any time may remove any member of the commission for inefficiency, neglect of duty, malfeasan ce, misfeasance, or nonfeasance in office. 3063. Limitations, business and political. No commissioner shall hold any office of trust or profit, or engage in any occupation or bnsiness interfering or inconsistent with his duties as such commissioner, and no commissioner shall serve on any committee of any political party. • 3064. Salary. Qualifications. Bonds of commissioners and employes. Each of said commissioners shall receive an annual salary of $4000, payable in the same manner as the salaries of other officers of the state are paid. Before entering upon the duties of his office, each commissioner shall take and subscribe to the constitutional oath of office, which oath shall be filed in the office of the secretary of state. Each member of the commission shall give a corporate surety bond in the sum of $10,000, which bond shall be approved by the governor and filed with the state treasurer. All employes or deputies of the commission receiving or disbursing funds of the ·state shall give corporate surety bonds to the state in amounts and with surety to be approved by the commission. The premiums of all bonds provided for in this section shall be paid out of the state treasury. I I • l i i ) lI \ I I I l �INDUSTRIAL CO~MISSION . 3065. Organization. Quorum. . V~cancies. Within thirty days after this title goes into effect, tl:e comm1s~1on shall meet at ~he seat of go_ve~nment and organi'ze by choosmg: one of its members as chairma~. A maJonty of the commission shall constitute a quoru!Il. to transa~t _business. No vacancy shall impair the rights of the remammg comm1ss10!1ers to exercise all the powers of the commission; and in case a vacancy exists, the remaining members of t~e ~ommis_sion shall exerci~e all of the powers and a uthorities of the commission until such vacancy 1s filled. 3066. Offices. Places of sessions. The commission shall keep and maintain its offices at the state capitol, in suitable r?o':11 oi:- rooms. N ecessary office furniture shall be furnished to the commiss10n m the state capitol. The commission may hold sessions in any place within the state of Utah. 3067 Official seal. Judicial notice. Certification of records. The commission ~hall have an official seal for the authentication of itc; or dex:s and proceedings, upon which seal shall be en~raved the words,_ "!he indust rial commission of Utah " and such other design as the comm1ss1on m ay prescribe· and the co.u rts in this state shall take judicial notice of t he seal of the co'mmission, and in all cases copies of orders, proceedings. or r ecord~ in the office of the industrial commission of Utah, certified by the secretary of the said commission under its seal, shall be equal 'to the original as evidence. • • 3068. Business hours. Sessions. Records. Voting. The com mission shall be open for the transaction of business · during all business hours of each and every day except Sunday and legal holidays. The sessions of th 1:: commission shall be open to the public. All proceedings of the commission shall be shown on its records, which shall be a public record, and all voti ng shall be had by calling each member's name by the secretary, and each member's vote shall be recorded on the proc·e edings as . cast. 3069. Adoption and change of rules of procedure. Subject to the provis,ons of this title, the commission may adopt its own rules of procedure, and may change the same from time to time in its discretion. 3070. Commission employes. Compensation, expenses. The commission may employ a secretary, deputies, actuaries, accountants, inspecto.rs , examiners, experts, clerks, physicians, stenographers, and other assistants, and fix their compensation. Such employment and compensation shall be 'first approved by the governor, and shall be paid out of the state treasury. :rhe members of the commission, deputies, secretary, actuaries, accountants, lllSfectors, examiners, experts, clerks, physicians, stenographers, and other assistants that may be employed shall be entitled to receive from the state treasury their salaries or compensation, and also their actual and necessary expenses while traveling on the business of the commission and the members of the commission may confer and meet with officers 'of other states and. officers of the United States on any matters pertaining to their official ~uties. Such expenses shall be itemized and sworn to by the person who mcurred the expense and allowed by the commission. 3071. Places o~ employment. Safety devices. Obeying orders. Every employer shall furnish employ~ent and a place of employment which s~all be dsaff for the employes therein, and shall furnish and use safety devices and sa egufards, adopt and use methods and processes and follow and obey or ders o the • 10 • n, reasonably adequate to render ' f commiss such employment an P1ace O employment safe, and shall do every other thing reasonably necessary to p~otect the life, health, safety, and welfare of such employes. . 3072. Dutiea of empl N0 · 1 permit an em lo ~yera. employer shall require or knowmg Y is not saf! an~ Joe :o ~e m ai°y employment or place of emplovment which vices and ;afeguards u~r lJ?toyeb shall fail to provide and use safety deor to adopt and use' methods ~n~ ey and follow orders of the commission, such employment and place of e rocesses reasonably adequate to rende_r mp oyment safe, and no employer shall fail · 1 r y I INDUSTRIAL co:rvI MISSION . or neglec t t o do every other thing reasonably necessary to protect the life, health, safety, and welfa re of his employes; and no employer or other person shall hereafter construct or occupy or maintain any place of employment that. is not safe. 3073. Duties of employes. No employe shall remove, displace, damage, destroy, or carry off any safety device or safeguard provided for use in any employment or place of employment, nor interfere in any way with the use ther eof by any other person, nor shall any such employe interfere with the use of any method or process adopt ed for the protection of any employe in such employment or place of employment , nor fail or neglect to follow and obey orders and to do every other thing reasonably necessary to protect the life, health, safety, and welfa re of employes. 3074. Right of exnmina'l:ion. Any commissioner or deputy of the commission may enter any place of employment for the purpose of collecting facts a nd statistics, examining the provisions made for the health, safety, and welfar e of the employes ther ein, and bring to the attention of every employer any law, or any order of the commission, and any failure on the part of such employer to comply therewi th. No employer shall refuse to admit any commissioner or dep uty of the commission to his place of employment 3075. Supe;rvi.sion ove1:· places of employment. The commission is vested with the powe r a nd jurisdiction to have such supervision of every employment and place of employment and of every building and establishment in this sta t e as may be necessary adequately to enforce and administer all laws and all law ful orders requiring every employment and place of employm ent t o be safe, and requiring the protection of the life, health, safety, and welfa re of every employe in such employment or place of employment. 3076. General powers of commission. It shall also be the duty of the commission, and it shall have full power, jurisdiction, and authority: 1. To administer and enforce all laws for the protection of life, health, safety, and welfare of employes; 2. To ascertain and fix such reasonable standards and prescribe, modify and enforce such reasonable orders for the adoption of safety devices, safeguards, and other means or methods of protection, to be as nearly uniform as possible, as may be necessary to carry out all laws and lawful orders relative to the protection of the life, health, safety, and welfare of employes in employment and places of employment; 3. To ascertain, fix, and order such reasonable standards for the construction, repair, and maintenance of places of employment as shall render them safe; 4. To investigate, ascertain, and determine such reasonable classifications of persons, employments, and places of employment as shall be necessary to carry out the purposes of this title; 5. To do all in its power to promote the voluntary arbitration, mediation, and conciliation of disputes between employers and employes; 6. To establish and conduct free employment agencies, and license and supervise the work of private employment offices, and to do all in its power to bring together employers seeking employes :i,1;d working people seeking employment, and to make known the opportumties for employment in this state; Employment offices, §§ 2440-2458. 7. To collect, collate, and publish all statistical and other information relating to employes, employers, employments, and places of employment and such other statistics as it may deem proper; 8. Upon petition by any person that any employment or place of empl?y':11ent is not safe or i~ inj~riou~ to the w_e lfare of any employe, the comm1ss10n shall proceed, with o_r ~1thout notice, to make such investigation as may be necessary to determme the matter complained of. After such investigation, the commission shall enter such order relative thereto as may �-----. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION. be necessary to render such employment or place ?f employment safe and not injurious to the welfare of the employes therem. Whenever the_ commission shall believe that any employment or pla~e of emp~oyment 1s ~ot safe or is injurious to the welfare of any empl_oye, it ma:y of its 0 :"'n mot10n summarily investigate the same, with or without notice, and issue such orcler as it may deem necessary to render such employment or place of employment safe; . . . 9 All duties liabilities authority, powers, and privileges conferred and i~posed· by I;w upon th~ commissioner of immigrati~m, labor, and sta tistics, state mine inspector of coal and_ hydro-carbon mmes, an_? )1oard of conciliation and arbitration are hereby imposed upon . the comm1ss10n. All laws relating to the commissioner of immigra~ion, labor, and statis t ics, state mine inspector of coal and hydro-carbon mmes, and board of' concil iation and arbitration shall apply to, relate, and refer to the industrial commisson of Utah. The industrial commission of Utah shall be deemed th e commissioner of immigration, labor, and statistics, state mine inspector of rna l and hydro-carbon mines, and board of labor, conciliation and arbitra tion within the meaning of existing laws; Commissioner Immigration, labor and staUstics, §§ 302~-3034. State mine inspector coal, etc., §§ 3910-3934. Board of labor, conclliatlon and a rblt ratJon §§ 3634-3644. • ~0. All orders o_f the c~mmission in conformity with law shall be valid and m. for~e and p_nma fac1e reasonable and lawful until they are found othe~w1~e m an a~t10n brought for that purpose pursuant to the provisions of this title or until altered or revoked by the commission; 11. All ge!'leral o:der_s of the commission shall take effect within thirty d~ys after their pub)1c~t10n. Special orders shall take effect as therein duect~d. The comm1ss1on shall, upon application of any emplover, grant iuch time as may be_ :easonably necessary for compliance with iny order. ny pers~n _may petition the commission for an extension of time which t h e comm1ss1on shall grant if it finds such extension of t·1me necessary. ' 3o77• H~gs as to reasonableness of orders. I. Any employer or ot1ier persoffn interested either because of ownership in or occuoation of an)' property • may petition . . - for a he·1r• tha ected bv • any such order, or ot herw1se mg on e reasonableness and lawful f ' d • • ~ O provided in this title . ness any or er of the comm1ss10n 2. Such petitio~ for hearing shall b b :fi . . . commissioner, setting out spccificall de. Y ven e~ petition filed with ~he a hearing is desired and eve Y an m full detail the order upon which ~nlawful, and ever/issue to ;i~s?J1 - why such order _is _unreasona hle or mg. The petitioner shall be d s~ ered by the comm1ss1on on the hearto any irregularities and illega{;,me. t \ have finally waived all objection sought other than· those set for:l;ei~ 1~ t e ~r_der upon which a hearing is 3. Upon receipt of such ef1f _e petit!on. h~ve theretofore been adequai 1 wn, ~f the issues raised in such petition mme the same by confirmi·ng e fthconSidered, the commission shall deter.f , WI out h • • or 1 such hearing is necessary to d t . earmg, . its previous determination, shall or~er a hearing thereon ande :~m~ne the issue raised, the commission matters m question at such time h nl~ider and ~etermine the matter or and place of such hearing shall bas .s a be prescribed. Notice of the time p~rsons as the com~ission may fi:f J~n to t~e petition~r and to such other plain~d 3~on srch investigation, if it bnte[ested m such decision. f is un awful or unreasonabl h e ound that the order comor s;chwiher order as shall be lawf~/ edcommission shall substitute the;e. h• enever, at the time Of fi an reasonable. it s all be found th· t f h nal determi r with the order of tha urt ~r _time is reasonabl na ion upon such hearing. may be reasonably n e comm1ss1on, the commiss/ nehessary for compliance 3078 r :_•t .· ecessary for such complia on s all grant such time as • , • • &.oUIU abons as to acti nee. mg, or SUit to set aside . ons. Presumption8 N • , vacate, or am d o action, proceed• en any 0rd er of the commission. b~ :h!\1 INDUSTRIA L COMM ISSION. '( j l ur to enJ oin t he en fo rcement thereof, shall be b·r ought unless the plaintiff shall have appli ed to the commi ssion for a hearing thereon at the time and as prov ided in § 3077, and in the petition therefor shall have raised every issue raised in such acti on. Every order of the commission shall, in every prosec uti on for violati on t her eof, be conclusively presumed to be just, reasonable, and lawful , unl ess pri or t o th e institution of the prosecution for such violati on an action shall have bee n bro ught to vacate and set aside such order, as prov ided in § 3087. 3079. Administ er oaths, certify acts, issue process. Duties of district courts. Each of the commissione rs and t he secretary of the commission, for the purposes menti oned in thi s tit le shall have power to administer oaths, certify to official acts, iss ue subpcenas, compel a ttendance of witnesses and th e prod ucti on of paper s, books, accounts, documents, and testimony. In case of the fa ilure of any perso n t o comp ly with any order of the commission or any subpcena lawfully issued, or upon th e re fusal of any ·w itness to testify t o any matter reg arding w hich he may be law fully interrogated, it shall be the duty of the di trict co urt of a ny coun ty in this state, on the application of a comm_i ssioner, to compel obedi ence by a ttachment proceedings for contempt, as 111 the ca e of disobedience o f th e requirements of a subpcena issued from such court or a refusa l t o tes ti fy therein. 3080 . . P~yment . of witnesses. E ach witness who •shall appear before t he comm1 ss1on by its order shall recei ve for his attendance the fees and mi leage now proYidecl fo r witnesses in ci vil cases in the district court 1· which sha ll be a udited and pai d by the state out of the state treasury in th e same mann er as oth er expenses are audited and paid, upon the presentation of properly ve rified vouchers approved by the chairman of the commission. But 110 witness subpcenaed· at the instance of · the parties other than the commission shall be entitl ed to compensation from the state for attendance or travel, unless th e commission shall certify that his testimony was mate,ial to the matter investigated. • Witness fees, § 2545. . 3081. Depositi?~s. The commission or any party may in any investigation cause depos1t1011s of witnesses residing within or without the state to be taken as in civil actions. Depositions, §§ 7163-7198. 3082. R~ord of proceedings. A ful_l a_nd complete_ reco~d shall be kept of c:11 proceedings had before the comm1ss1on on any investigation, and all te?tt!Ilony shall be takGn down by a stenographer appointed by the comm1ss10n. . ~083. Publication of rules. Publication of rules and orders of the comm1ss1on shall be made by the commission in pamphlet form to be furnished on de~and at the <;1ffice of the commission. The expenses oi' publication shall be audited and paid as are other expenses of the commission . 308~. Desig~atio~ of _agent~. Duties and powers. 1. For the ·purpose of making any investig_at~on with regard to any employment or place of emp!oyment, the comm1ss10n shall ~1a:7e power to appoint, by an order in writing, any memb~r of tl!e comm1ss1on, any deputy, or any other competent_pe:son _who 1s a resident of the state as an agent, whose duty sh 11 be prescribed 111 such order. o a 2. In the discharge of his duties such agent shall have everv 0 whatsoever of an inquisitorial nature granted in this title to the • P :ver and th f . comm1ss1on _e same_powers as a re eree appointed by a district court w"th d' 1 to takmg testimony. regar 3. The commission may _conduct any number .of such investi a • contemporane<;1usly througl! different agents, and may dele ate t~ tions agents t!1~ taking of all testimony bearing upon any investigati~n or h s!tch The dec1s1on of the commission shall be based upon its e • f earfmg. testimony and records. The recommendations made by sxaml ma ton o hall ' uc 1 agents s all �INDGSTRIAL COi\IMISSION. INDU STRIAL COMMISSION . be advisory only and shall not preclu?e th: ta~ing of further testimony if the commission so orders, nor further 111vestigat1on. 3085. Special and general attorneys. . The commissjon shall ~ave autliority to direct any deput): to act a? spec1a~ prosecutor m a~y ~ct! on,_PX:Oceeding, investigation, hearing, or tnal rel_at1_ng to matters w1th111 its JUrtsdiction. Upon the request of the comm1ss1011, the <;1ttorn~y -gene r~l, di~trict attorney, or the county attorney of the. c_ounty m _wh1_ch a_n y m v<:shgation, hearing, or trial had under the prov1s1on. o_f this titl e 1s pe~dmg. shall aid therein and prosecute, under the superv1S1on of th~ C?mm1ssion, all necessary actions or proc~edings for the en!orcem<:nt of this ti tle and all other laws of this state relatmg to the protection of life, health , safety, and welfare, and for the punishment of all violations thereof. . 3086. Orders not void for technical omission. A substantial com pliance with the requirements of this title shall be sufficient to give effect to the orders of the commission, and they shall not be declared in operative, illegal, or void for any omission of a technical nature in respect t heret o. 3087. Action to vacate orders. Procedure~ Any employer or other person in interest, being dissatisfied with any order of the commission , may commence an action in the district court of the county where the property, plant, or place of employment affected by such order may lie, aga inst the commission as defendant, to set aside, vacate, or amend any such order, on the ground that the order is unreasonable or unlawful, and the district court is hereby authorized and vested with exclusive jurisdiction to hear and determine such action. The commission shall be served with summons as in other civil cases. The answer of the commission shall be filed within ten da_ys after service of summons upon it, and with its answer it shall file a certified _trans:ript of _its reco~d in said matter. Upon the filing of said answe_r, said act10n shall be at issue, and shall be advanced and assigned for !nal by the court, upon the application of either party, at the earliest possible date. . 3088. Stay of court proceedings when commission has not determined s~u~. _1. If, up?n the trial of such action, it shall appear that all issnes ~nsmg m ~~ch action have n?t th~retofore been presented to the commission m the petition filed as provided m § 3077, or that the commission has not th~ret~fore. had ~mple opportunity to hear and determine any of the issues raise_d m said _action, or for any reason has not in fact heard and determined th issu~s ra1s:d, the court shall, before proceeding to render judgment, un ess_ t . e partfies to such action stipulate to the contrary transmit to the commission a u11 statement of such 1• · ' 1 sidered, and shall sta f h _ssue _or issues 1:ot adequate y confrom the date f y urt e~ r:iroceedmgs m such action for fifteen days stay as may be one~~~~;;~nsm1ss1on, and may thereafter grant such fu ~ther 1 1 • 2. Upon the receipt of such t t . . • . the issues not thereto£ • .ds a ement, the commission shall consider • • order complained ore cons1 rescmd its of . ered ! and . ma Y a It er, mo d"f 1 y, amen d , or thereon to said court with"1 t md said action, and shall report its order from the court, for f~rther ~ea~in ays from. the i:eceipt of the statement 3. The court shall th g and consideration. to raise the issues resultin er?pon rd er the J.?leading to be so amended as or rescision of the comm~si~o~ such alteration, modification, amendment, such action in the manner prov~1 Jrier, and shall thereafter proceed with • 3089 J,...:_.J! • e Y law for other civil actions. • ""-U)Ulchon of courts N0 . . court and the supreme court • court of this state, except the district vacate, set aside reverse re • on appeal, shall have jurisdiction to review, • • ' • vise, d or annul any order o f t h e C om~1s_s1on, or to suspend or delacorrect , am en., ~o enJo~n, res!rain, or interfere wifh th e execut_io~ or. operation thereof, or its official duties; provided that th t)1e comm1ss1011 in the performance of supreme court to the com~issio .e wlrl1t of mandamus shall lie from the said n m a proper cases. ° J 3090. Power of. court to suspend orders. Bond. The p--ndency of an action to set as ide vacate or amend an order of the commission shall not of itself stay or Sl;spend th e operati on of an order of the commission; hut, duri ng t he pendency of said action, t he said di stric~ court in its dis:r~tio? may stay or suspend, in whole or in part, th e operat10n of the comm1s~10.n s order. But no orde r so staying or suspe nding an order of the com':Il-1ss1on shall be made by the said court otherwise than upon three days' notic_e and after hearing . In case the order is stayed or suspended, the order of the court shall not hr.come effective until a suspending bond first shall have been executed and filed in the action and approved by the court or the cl~rk thereof, payable to the state of Utab, and sufficie11t in amount and security to insure the prompt payment by the pa rty petitioning to set aside, vacate, or amend such order of all damages caused _by the delay in the enforcement of the order of th e commission. 3091. Proceedings have preference. Exceptions. All actions and proceedino-s under thi s title, and all actions or proceedings to which the commission o~ this state may be parties, and in which any question arises under this title or under or concerning any order of the commission, shall be preferr ed over all other civil cases, excep t election causes and causes involving or affectinO" the public utilities commission, irrespective of position on the 0 calenda r. The same preference shall be granted upon application of the attorney of the commission in any action or proceeding in which he may be allowed to intervene.. • 3092. Penalties. If any employer, employe, or other person shall violate any provisions of thi s title, or shall do any act prohi~i!ed by ~hi~ title, or shall fa il or refuse to perform any duty lawfully enJoined, within _th~ tim e pre scribed by the commission, for which no penalty has been S_Pec1fically provided, or fail, neglect, or refuse to obey any lawful order given ?r made by the commission, or any judgment or decree made by any court in connection with provisions of this title, for each such violation, failure, or refusal such employer or other person shall be finP.d not less than $50 nor more than $1000 for the offense, and not less than $100 nor more than $5000 for each subsequent offense. 3093. Designation of violations. Every day during which any persoi;, persons, or corporations, or any officer, agent, or e~p_loye the~eof, shall fat! to observe and comply with any order of the comm1ss10n, or to perform any dt1-ty enjoined by this title, shall constitute a separate and distinct violation of such ord_er, or said section, as the same may be. 3094~ Statements by employers. Penalty for failure. Every employer shall furnish the commission, upon request, all information required by it to carry out the purpose of this title. In th~ month of January of each year, every empioyer shall prepare and mail to _t~e commission. at ~he state capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah, a statement contai_mng the follo:"'mg information, viz : the number of employes employed durmg the preceding year from January 1 to December 31, inclusive; the number of su:h employes employed . at each kind of employment; and the scale of wages paid to each class of em plnvment showing the minimum and maximum wage paid, and the aggre• gat·e amo~nt of wages paid to all employes; which inforn~atjon shall ~e furnished on ·a blank or blanks to be prepared by the commission; and 1t shall be the duty of the commission to furnish such blanks to employers free of charge upon request therefor. • Every employer shall cause said blanks to be properly filled out so as to ans~ver full:y: and cor~ectly all quest~ons therein propounded, and to give all the_ m_for~at10~ ~herem sought, or ~£ unable to do so, he shall give to the co~m!ss10n, m wnt~ng, goo<;I and suf?.c1ent r~asons for such failure. The comm1ss1on may reqmre the mformation herem required to be furnished to be certifie~ under oath and returne~ t_? the commission within the period fixed by 1t or by law. T~e _comm1ss1on, or any member thereof, or any person employed by the comm1ss1on for that purpose-, �I TDUSTRIAL COlVLM I SSION. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION. shc>.11 have the riaht to examine, under oath,f any employer or . the offic t'r, b • • agent, or employe the:eof, f~r the purpos~ o ascert~mmg any m fo rmation which such employer 1s reqmred by this title to furnish to th e com missio Any employer who shall refuse to furnish to the :ommission the annu~i s~atement herein req~ired, or who shal~ r~fuse to furmsh s?ch oth er information as may be reqmred by the comm1ss10n under authority of this section or who shall wilfully furnish a false -or untrue statement, shall be liable t~ a penalty of not to exceed $500 for each offense, to be collected in a civil action brought again st said employer in the name of the s tate · a ll such pena~ties, when collected, shall be paid to the state insurance fun d h ereina fter provided for. 3095. State ins~rance fund. There is hereby created a fund , to be kno:wn a~ t~1~ state msurance tund, for the_pu:pose of insuring employers agamst ha~1hty for compensation tmd_er this title, and of a ssu ring t o the perso~s e1;t1tled thereto the compensat10n provided by this title. Such fund sh;i.11 consist of all premiums and penalties received and paid into the fu d of P:operty and securities acquired by and through the use of moneys ~e~ longmg to the _fund, a~d of interest earned upon money belonging t o the fu!1~ and deposited or i!1v~sted. as her~in. provided. Such fund shall be admmistered by the commission without liability on the part of the sta t e beyond ihe amount_ of such fund. Su~h fund shall be applicable to the payment of osJesfsustamed ~n account of msurance and to the payment of compensa tion an o expenses m the manner provided in this title. 3096. Administration of fund It h 11 b h to conduct the b 1• • . s a e t e duty of the commission th e -~t~te J11 st1 dance fund, and it is hereby vested with full authori~; are necessary or convenie;t s_ai un • a~ . may_ do any and all things which I with the insurance business t le adn:imd1stration_ thereof, or in connection 0 this title. e carne on by it under the provisi ons of 1 ~!:~ ~t 1 3097• Classification of em I •• state i_nsurance fund shall be <livid ~y:;en~s. Emp~o~ments insured in the the said fund into classes S e Y t e commiss10n, for the purpose of collected anci' expended in· res epa;ate .accounts shall be kept of the amounts termining equitable rates. burl to each such class for convenience in clestate insurance fund shalt' be d or t~e purpose of paying compensation the shall have power to rearrang eeme f one and indivisible. The commission ployment embraced in it and~ any£ 0 . th e. classes by withdrawing- any emclass. The commission shall d r~ns e_rrmg it wholly or in part to any other and fix the rates of premium tie ertme th e hazards of the diff rent classes, ber of employes in each of su he~e or, based upon the total pay1:oll and nu111rate consistent with the mai~t c asses of employment, at the lowest possible the creation of a surplus a d enance of a solvent state insurance fund and sys t em o f scl1edule rating in ns reserve •' a n d f or such purpose may adopt a h hazard of such individual ristc a manner as to take account of the peculiar 0 The rate establish d • established rate tor 11 11>so facto becomes the under this title. Insurers doing business ! , olfltanhton Leasing Co. v. Industrial com. a ' 60 U. - ; 170 P. 976. 3098 • • ffi . l • Comn11ss1on may sue and b cia i:iame, sue and be sued in all e sued. .The commission may in its proce~dmgs arising out of anythin ~he courts of the state, in all actions or !tate msu~ance fund or business r~I f.ne oh suffered in connection with the ny . mem er of the commission a mg t ereto. Service of summons on service on the commission. or the secretary thereof shall be deemed 3099. Contracts as tO • ficial nam k msurance fund Th e, ma e contracts of ins • e commission may in its of~~~~ra~tse r;lati!1~ to the state insu~~~~~ef as lerein provided and ;uch other rovi s1?ns of this title. un as are authorized or permitted 31 00. Deputies p oroper de ut. • owers delegated. Th . . . ·P ies and may delegate to such d e C?mmiss1on may act through . eputtes sui;h powers as it deems 0 necessary or convenient . Among the powe rs which may be so delegated shall ~e t_h~ power t o enter in to contracts of insurance, insuring employers against li ah1 li ty fo_r compensatioi:i a~ herei n provided and insuring to employes t~e compensa t1 on fixed by t hi s title; also t he power t o make agreements for the settlement ?f claims aga inst sa id fund fo r compensat ion for injuries in accordance with the prov isions of this title; also th e power to determine to whom and t hrough wh om payments of such co mpensation shall be made; and _also t he power to contract with physicians, surgeons, and hospitals for 1:1ed1cal and surgic~l treatment and care an d n ur sing of injured persons entitl ed to compensat1011 fro m said fund . 31~1. ~ oli<:y of insu~ance.' Payment of premiums. 1. Every employer msunn g m the state msurance fund shall receive fr om the commission a ~01:tract or policy of insurance in a fo rm t o be approved by the state comm1 ss1on. 2. Except as othe r wise prov ided in thi s title, all premi um s shall be paid by every employe r who elects to insure with the st at e insurance fund to the commission ?n or before July 1, 1917, and semi-annually thereafter, or ·at such . other ti mes as may be prescribed by the co mmiss ion . Receipts shall . be g1Ye11 for such payments and the money shall be paid over to the state tr ea sure r to t he credit of the state in surance fu nd. . 3102. Withdrawal from fund. Any employer may, upon complying with subs . 2 or 3 of ~ 3114, withdraw from th e fun d by turning in his insurance contract or policy fo r cancellati on ; provided, he is not in arrears for premiums due to th e fund and has given to the commission written notice of hi s intent ion to withdraw before the expiration of the period for which he has elected to insure in said fund . 3103. Reinsurance. T he commis sion may reinsure any risk, or any part thereof, and may ent er into agreements of reinsurance in the same way and to the same extent as other insurance carriers. 3104. Requirements in fixing rates. The commission shall observe the follow ing requirements i'n classifying and fixing the rates of premiums for th e ri sks of the same : 1. It shall keep an accurate account of the money paid in premiums by each of the several classes of occupations or industries, and the expense!: of administering the state insurance fund, and the disbursements on account of injuries and death of employes in each of said classes, including the setting up of reserves adequate to meet anticipated and unexpected losses, and to carry the claims to maturity; and it shall also keep an account of the money received from each individual employer, and the amount disbursed from the state insurance fund for expenses and on account of injuries and death of the ·employes of such employer, including the reserves so set up. 2. Ten per cent of the money paid into the state insurance fund shall be set aside for the creation of a surplus until such fund shall amount to the sum of $100,000, and thereafter 5 per cent of all the money paid into the state iµsurance fund shall be credited to such surplus fund until, in the judament of the commission, such surplus shall be sufficiently large to cov~r the catastrophe hazard and all other unanticipated losses. The commission shall also set up and maintain a reserve adequate to meet the anticipated losses and carry all claims and policies to maturity. The amount of such surplus and reserve shall be subject to the approval of the state commission. 3. At the end of every year, and at such other times as the commission in its discretion may determine, a readjustment of the rate shall be made for each of the several classes of employments or industries. If at any time there is an aggregate balance remaining to the credit of any class of employment or industry, which the commission deems may safely and prope rly be divided, it may, in its discretion, credit to each individual member of such class who shall have been a subscriber to the state insurance fund for a period of six months or more prio_r to the time of such readjustment, such �INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION. proportion of su.ch bal~nce as he is prop~rly entitled to, havi ng regard to his prior paid premtums_smce the la~t read3ustment of rates.. . . 4. Should any such accountmg show a balance rem a m mg t o the credit of any class of_ occupation or industry, after the above- m entior,ed amounts have been credited to the surplus and reserve fund, .and a fter the paym of expense of administering said fund and th~ payment of a ll a wards ?t all injuries or deaths lawfully charg:eable agai_nst_ !he same, t he premiu: rate for such clas_s shall be reduce_d; and each mdiv1dual ~f such class who has been a subscnber to the state msurance fund for a pe riod of six month or longer prior to the time of such readjustment, and whose premium Os premiums so paid to the fund exceeds the amount of the di sbursements fro~ the fund on account of injuries or deaths of his employes during such period shall be entitled to a credit on the instalment or instalm ents o f premiu~ ne_?Ct due from him, the amount_ of '.vhich _credit s_hall be such p roportion of said balance a_s the a~ount o~ 111s prior paid premm~s sustains to the whole amount ~f said premmms paid by the class to which he belongs since the last readjustment of rates. • 3105. _R~es and regulations as to insurance fund. W age expenditures. The_ comm1_ss10n shall adopt rules and regulations with r espect to the collec~10n, mamtenance, and disbursement of the state insurance fund one of which rules shall provide that, in the event the amount of premi~ms collected !rom any employer at the beginning of any period of six months is ascertamed_ and c~lculated by using the estimated expenditure of wages for the penod of time covered by such premium payments as a basis an adJUS!rr:ient of the amount of such premium shall be made at the end 'of such pert0 ' ~id 1he actual amount of such premium shall be d etermin ed in accordandce :vitth t e amount of the actual expenditure of wages for said peric•d; an , m e event such wag d't f • · · h h . e expen 1. ure or said period 1s less than t e amount on which shall be entitled tsuc es_timated premmm was collected, then such employer O difference betw t~eceive a refund from the state insurance fund of the to be actuall deen e amount so paid by him and the amount so found ceeding preniiu ue, or have th e amount of such difference credited on suewhen ascertain~ pay~ents ~t his. option, and should such actual premium. such employer at ~~ a bor~sai?, exceed in amount the premium so paid by being advised of th et egmnmg of such period, such employer shall, up0n the state treasurer !n rue amount of such premium due, forthwith pay to actually found to b imount equal to the difference between the a~o~nt of said six months' ;eri~d a nd the amount paid by him at the beginning 3106. State tr • shall be the custod~ury to be custodian of fund. The state treasurer 1 therefrom shall be ~~d ob th ~ state insurance fund, and all disburseme-,~ts commission of Uta~ d Y. him upon vouchers · authorized by the industrial secretary thereof. an signed by a member of the commission and th e 3167 • Manner of de • · · any portion of the fu d posit. Interest. The state treasurer shall deposit nd a subject to all th n n~t. needed for immediate use in the same manner funds by such treasuer!r,r.ov1S1o~s of law with respect to the deposit of state collected upon such d ' f:rovzded, that the best int~rest obtainable shall be state insurance fund :posits, and all interest earnei by such portion of the :hce of. _the authority hem~y b~ deposited by the state treasurer in pursue credit of such fund rem given shall be collected by him and placed to 3108. SurpJu • . invest an O f s rnay be invested Th r to in b Y the surplus O e commission shall have powe d • of onds of the United St tr reserve belonging to the state insurance fun any county, city to a es or federal land banks of the state of Utah, o~ :~:~~\1c,rices for ;uch~~n~: _scho?l district of the ~tate of Utah, a;. cur~e~o inv per cent of the c , or in first mortgages on real estate at no r estment be authorized bsh value thereof; provided that such purchase od Y a resolution adopted by the commission an INDUSTRIAL COMM ISSION. approved by th e state board of examiners; and it shall be the duty of the boards or offic ers of the several taxing districts of the state, in the issuance and sale of bonds of th eir r espective taxin g districts, to offer in writing to th e co mmission, prior to adverti sing th e same for sale, all such issues <;>f the taxing districts so issuing such bonds; and said commission shall, withm ten days after th e receipt of such written offer, eith er accept the same and purchase such bonds or any porti on th ereof at par and accrued interest, or reject such offer in writing ; and all such bonds so purchas ed forthwith shall be plac ed in t he hands of t he sta t e t reasure r, who is hereby designated as custodian thereof, a nd it shall be his duty to collect t he in terest th ereon as the same becomes du e and payable, and also t he principal thereof, and to pay the same, wh en so collected, into th e state insurance fund. The state treasurer shall honor and pay all voucher s draw n on the state insurance fund for the purchase of such bonds when signed by any two members of the commission upon delivery of said bonds to him when there is attached to such voucher a certi fie d copy of such r esolution of the commission authorizing the purchase of such bonds; a nd th e comm ission may sell any of said bonds upon like resol ution, and the proceeds th ereof shall be paid by the purchaser to the state treasurer up on delivery to him of said bonds by the treasurer. 3109. Separate bond by treasurer. T he state treasurer shall give a separate and additi onal corpo rate sure ty bond in such amount as may be fixed by the governo r, conditioned upon the faithful performance of his duti es as custodia n of the state insura nce fu nd. The premium of said bond ·shall be paid ou t of the state insurance fund. 3110. Employers subject to this title. The following shall constitute em ployers subject to the provisions of this title: 1. The state, and each county, city, town, and school district therein. 2. Every person, firm , and pri vate corporation, including every public utility, that has in service four or more workmen or operatives regularly in the same business, or in or about the same establishment under any contract of hire, express or implied, oral or written, except agricultural laborers and domestic servants; provided, that employers who have in service less than four employes shall have the right to come under the terms of this title by complying with the provisions thereof, and all the rules and regulations of the commission. The term "regularly" as herein used shall include all employments, whether continuous throughout the year or for only a portion of the year. It means all employments in the usual course of the trade, business, profession, or occupation of ari employer. 3111. Employe, workman, and operative. The term "employe," "workman," and "operative," as used in this title, shall be construed to mean: 1. Every person in the service of the state, or of any ·county, city, town, or school district therein, including regular members of lawfully constituted police and fire deparments of cities and towns under any appointment or contract of hire, express or implied, oral or written, except any elective official of the state, or of any county, city, town, or school district therein, or other official· receiving more than $2400 per year salary. . 2. Every person except agricultural laborers and domestic servants in the service of any person, firm, or corporation, employing four or more workmen or operatives regularly in the same business, _o r in or about the same establishment .under any contract of hire, express_or implied, oral or written, including aliens, and also including minors .who are legally . permitted to work for' hire· under the ·laws of the state, l;>i.it not including any ·p·erson whose employment is but casual, or not in the usual course of trade, business, profession, or occupation of his employer. 3112. Construction of terms. The following term, as used in this title shall be construed as follows : 1. The term "order" shall mean and include any decision, rule, regulation, direction, requirement, or standard of the commission, or any other determination arrived at or decision made by such commission. . �INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION. I IDUSTRIAL COMM ISSION. 2. The term "general order" shall m ean and include such order as applies generally throughout the state to all persons, employments, o r pla ces of employment of a class under th e jurisdiction of tl~e commiss ion . All other orders of the commission shall be considered special orders. 3. The term "welfare" shall mean and include comfort, decency, a nd moral well-being. 4. The terms "safe" and "safety," as applied to any employment or a. place of employment, shall mean such freedom from danger to life, health, safety, or welfare of employes as the nature of the employment will r easonably permit. • 5. The words "personal injury by accident arising out of and in the course of employment" shall include an injury caused by the wilful a ct of a third person directed against an employe because of his employment. T hey shall not include a disease except as it shall result from the injury. 6. The term "compensation" shall mean the compensation and benefi t s provided for in this title. • 3113. Payments of compensation. If a workman receives persona l in jury by accident arising out of and in the course of his employment, hi s employer or the insurance carrier shall pay compensation in the amounts and to the person or persons hereinafter specified. 3114. Securement of compensation: Insurance associations subject fo rules. Employers, but not including municipal bodies, shall secure compensation to their employes in one of the following ways : l. By insuring and keeping insured the payment of such compensation with the state insurance fund; or 2. By insuring and keeping insured the payment of such compensation with any stock corporation or mutual association authorized to transact the business of workmen's compensation insurance in the state; or • 3. By furnishing to the commission satisfactory proof of financial ability to pay direct the compensation in the amount and manner and when due as provided for in this t itle. In the latter case the commission may in its discretion require the cieposit of acceptable security, indemnit~, or bond to secure the pay1:1ent of compensation liabilities as t!1ey are mc~1rred. All stock ,corporations . or mutual associations ·transactmg the busmess of wo:kmen_s compensat;on insurance in this state under the terms of sub. 2_ o ~ this ?ect10n shall be subject to the rules and regulations of the comm1ss1on with respect to rates to be charged, and methods of compensation to be used._ Th I f the section Is mandatory e anguage O , . and not merely permissive, and a 11 erp1f l ;i~: shall ln advance secure the paymen 1° compensatlon to which any one of the r employes may become entitled under this chapter; and the Industrial Commission may Invoice the aid of the courts to compel companies to comply with the terms or the act. The Industrial Com. v. Daly M. Co. ; 51 U. - ; 172 P. 301. This title ls const,tutlonal so far as It authorizes the indus trial commission to fix a minimum rate for all Insurers unde r this act, d the commission ls justified Jn not recelv~n vldln for a lower rate m~ a p~I IcyL~~~lng v the lndus t r!O:J Com .. P ~ • • cran ?n 50 U . - , 170 • 9 1 6• &, . 3115. Notice to be filed. If the in's urance so effected is not ".Vit}1 t~e state insurance fund, the employer shall forthwith file w ith t_he commisswn 111 form prescribed by it a notice of his insurance, together with a copy of the contract or policy of insurance. 3116. Policy to cover entire liability. Every policy of insurance covering the liability of the employer for compensation, wheth~r. issued by. the commission or by a stock company, or by a mutual associat10n ~uthonzed to transact workmen's compensation insurance in this state, .shall cover the entire liability of the employer to his employes covered by the policy or contract, and also shall contain a provision setting forth the right of tht> employes to enforce in their own names, either by, at any time, filing a separate claim or by, at any time, making the insurance· carrier a party to the original claim, the liability of the insurance carrier in whole or in part for the payment of such compensation; provided, however, that payment i_n wh ole or in pa r t of s uch compe nsation, by either th e employer or the insurance carrie r, shall, to the extent thereof, be a ba r t o the recovery against the other of the a mount so paid. Secs. 3116 -3118 are di scussed In Scranton Lea s ing- Co. v. Indus t rial Com ., 50 U. -; 170 P . 97G. 3117. Notice as to injury. Jurisdiction and effect of award. Every such poli cy an d contract shall contai n a provision that, as between the employe and th e in surance ca rr ier, the notice to or kn.ow ledge of the occurrence o-f t he injury 0 11 the part o f t he emp loye r shall be deem ed notice or knowledge, as th e case may be, 0 11 the part of th e ins urance carrier ; that jurisdicti on of th e employer shall, fo r the purpose of thi s title, be jurisdiction o f th e insurance carrier, and that the insurance carrier shall i.n all things b e bou nd by and subject tp th e orders, findi ngs, decisions, and awards rendered again st t he employe r fo r t he payment of compensation under the provi ions of t hi s title. • 3118. Insolvency of employer not to relieve insurance carrier. Every such policy a nd contract shall contain a provision to the effect that the insolvency or ba nkruptcy ·of the employe r, and hi s discharge therein, shall not r eliev e the insurance carrier from the payment of compensation for injuries or death sus tained by an employe during the li fe o f such policy or contract. 3119. Insurance by county, city, town, or school district. Each county, city, t own, or school district which is li able t o its employ_es fo~ compensation may in sure in the s tate in surance fund or pay compensation direct. 3120. PYoportion of contribution by state to fund. The state shall _cont ri bute t o the state insu rance fund in proportion to the annual expenditure_ of m oney by it for t he se r vice of persons in the employ of the state described in sub. 1 of § 3111, th e am ount of s_u ch paymen_ts and the method of makinO' the same t o be determined a s heremafter provided. 3121. Rate a~d manner of payments by state. Estimates sub~itted to governor. In the m onth of January in th~ year 1918, th~ state auditor shall draw his wa rrant on th e state treasurer, 111 favor of said tr~asurer _as custodian of t he st ate insurauce fund, and for deposit to the credit of sa!d fund , for a sum equa l t o 1 per cent of the amount of mo'.1ey expended by the state duriiw t he last preceding fiscal year, for the ser.vice <?f persons m the e~ploy i f the state, which said sums are _hereby appropriated and made available fo r such payments; and thereafter m the mo1:th _of January of ~ach year, such sums of money shall in like manner be _paid_ mto the state msurance fund as may be due according to the rate for and ms_ur~nce as fixed b:z the • • d ·t shall be the duty of the comm1ss10n to commumcate commiss10n ; an i h . f l 1 r session to the governor, three months before t e convenmg o eac 1 regu a of the legislature, an estimate of the aggregate ~mou1:t of_ money _necessary to be contributed by the state during the ensnmg b1enmum as its proper portion of the state insurance fund. to be comp~nsated. Every em3122• E mp l oyes coVered by state fund . d 1 • • • d b •ploye covered by insurance in the state mcura~ce fun , w 10 1s mJure , y ·d • • t f and in the course of his employment, and the deacc1d ent arfismgl ou o Hlled provided the same was not purposely self:peA1· en~s o • suc lt as Ja7 19i7 shall be paid such compensation out of the mt t1ct~ ' on or af erd fuory l~ss su~tained on account of such injury or death s a e msurance un .1d • h d·caJ · nurse • . ·c1 d . tl • t·t1e and shall be entlt e to receive s~1c me t , , , .as is p1 ov1 e m 11s t , . . d ch amount ot funeral expenses and hospital services and m_ed1c111es, ~n . su . d tes Except in case of death as are provided by this t1tlle.ed b l 3 . p . t O t te fund regu at y c ass an ra • ( . pt the state) who shall have s a 123. • ayments m 1 ~s herei1;1after provid~d, every 1mp/Yrall efi~\he month of July, 1917, and msu;ed 111 the state msurance ·nt~~ th: st;te insurance fund the amount ~f ·sem1-annually thereafter, pay 1 b ·ssion for the emJ>lovment or • .d • d • d d fixed y t 11e comm1 Premmm etermme an t of which premium to be so pat occupation of such employer, t 11e amoun 1 �I ·--- INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION. by each such employer to be detenni~1e1 by the classifications, rules, an_d rates made and published by the comm1ss101~ ; and su~h employer sl:a ll se m1annually thereafter pay such furth er sum 01 _money mto _the state msurance fund as mav be ascertained to be due from 1rnn by applymg the rule s of th e commissio1{, and a receipt or certificat e certifying that such pay me1:t _h as been made shall immediately be mailed to such employer by the comm1ss1 on, which receipt or certificate, attested by th e seal ~f the commission, shall be prima facie evidence of the payment of such prcmmm. 3124. Substitute systems of insurance. Requirements, termination, and benefits. Subject to the approval of the commission, any employer may enter into or continue any agreement " ·ith his employes to provide a · system of compensation, benefit, or insurance in lieu of the compensation and insurance provided by this title. No such substitute system shall be app roved unless it confers benefits upon injured employes and their dependents, at least equivalent to the benefits provided by this title, nor if it requires contributions from the employes unless it confers benefits in addition t o t hose provided under this title at least commensurate wi_th such contributions. Such substitute system may be terminated by the commission on rea sonable notice and hearing to the interested parties if it shall appear that the same is not fairly administered or if its operation shall disclose defects threatening its solvency, or if for any substantial reason- it fails to acco mplish the purposes of this title; and in this case the commission shall determi ne upon the proper distribution of all remaining assets, if any, subject t o th e right of any party in interest to take an appeal as in other cases of appeal from the orders of the commission. Any employer who ·makes a deduction for such purposes from the wages or salary of any employe entitled to the benefits of this title shall be guilty of a misdemeanor; pro vided, that, subject to the supervision of the commission, nothing in this title shall be construed as preventing the employer and his employes entering, and it shall be lawful for them to enter, into mutual contracts and agreements . respecting hospital benefits and accommodations and medical and surgical services, nursing, and medicines to be furnished the employes as in this title provided; but no profit, directly or indirectly, shall be made by any employer as a result of such contract or agreement, the purpose and intent of this title in such respect being that, where hospitals are maintained and medical and surgical services and medicines furnished by the employer from payments by or assessments of his employes, such payments or assessments shall be no mo:e or ~reate_r than n~cessary to m_ake such hospital benefits and accommod~ttons, mcluding surgical and med1_cal services and medicines, . self-support!ng for the care and treatment of h1s· employes, and all sums received or retamed _by the employer fro1;1 the employes for such purpose shall be paid ~nd applied ~hereto; and provided, further, that such hospitals so maintained m who)e or m_part by payments or ass_e~sments of employes shall be subject to the mspect10n an~ under the superv1s1on of the commission as to services and treatment rendered such employes. 31~. Tax . on ~ployers no~ insuring in state. fund. Employers who d_o not msur_e e1ther ..m _the state msurance fund or. with any stock corporation or mutual ~ssoc1~t10n shall pay a t~x of the same per cent as required by law to be p~1d by msurance_ compames upon their premiums, based uoon '.111. amoun~ eqmvalent _to premmms which would be paid ·by such employer 1f msured m the st~te_msurance !u~d; said tax to be computed and collected by the state comm1ss1on and patd mto the state treasury. 3126. • Compensation to w~rk111:en hired or injured in or out of state. If a'd workman • • by • • who hasf been. hired m this state receives person a J tnJury ace~ ent ansmg qut ~ and m t_he course of such emplyoment, he shall be entitled accordmg • · h. t·to1 compensation • , to the law of this state as p rov1'd ed for h m t 1s 1t e, even t oug11 such. m1ury was received outside of tl11s • s t a t e. If d . a wor k_ma~ w ho h as b, een h_ire outside of this state is .injured while engaged m his employers busmess, and is entitled to compensation for such injury£ under- t~ e la ,': of the stat~ wh~re he was hired, he shall be entitled t o en orce agamst 111s employer his. rights in this st a t e 1'f h'1s ng • h ts are sue h • · t I1a t t I1ey can r easona b ly be determined and dealt with b th · ' . e comm1ss1on and th e court in thi s state. ! 1' l . 3127. Conditional. liability of employers. Rights of dependents. • Election of remedy. Duties ~f commission and insurer. Deficiency payment. Empl oye: s who comp ly ,y1~h ~he provisions of § 3114 shall not be liable to : espond m da1:1~ge? fo r 111Jtmes sustained by their employes not resulting 111 death . For 111Junes_, however'. r esulti_ng_in death, the dependents of the deceased employe ~re g iven th e n g ht, w1th111 such time as the commission by ru_le sha ll pre cnbe, to elect (a ). betw een bringing suit at law against such employer to recove r damages fo r such death and in the event of suit said dependents mus_t prove neglig ence on the employer's p~rt before they can recover, or (b) t o accept the benefi ts allow ed to dependents of deceased employes by this title in t he event o f death. If they elect (b) they shall not be entitled to sue such employer at law to recover damages. If they elect (a ) th ey thereby fo rfei t any ri ghts to compensation under this title, and in a suit at law shall not be entitled t o recover damages from such employer if th e deceased employe wa s hims elf g uilty of contributory negligence, or • if he assumed the risk, or if hi s death was due in whole or part to the negligence of a fellow se rvant. If th e dependents of the deceased elect to sue as herein provi ded, and in such suit recover judgment against '"he employer, then the comm iss ion shall determine the amount to which the plaintiffs in such suit would be entitled by accepting the provisions of this title, and pay the sa me t owa rd the satisfaction of the judgment so rec:overed, if th e employer against whom the judgment is recovered was, at .the time the injuries ca usi ng the death were received, insured in the state iustirance fund ; otherw ise such judgment shall be paid by the employer or_ his insurance ca rri er. A ny deficiency shall be paid by the employer agamst whom the judg m ent is recovered. • 3128. Notice of authorization to be posted by employers electing fo pay direct compensation. Each employer providing insurance or _elec~ing directly to pay compensation to his injured or the dependen~s of ~ts killed employes as herein provided, other than the empl~yer; ment10ne~ m snb. 1 of § 3110, shall post in conspic_u ous places about his jJlace of b1;11,mes~ typewritten or printed notices stating the fact that_he ~as comphl!d w1t~ ~he provisions of this title and all of the rules and :egulat1ons of the c?mm1_ss10n made in pursuance thereof, and has been authorized by the comm ,ss10n direct• ly to compensate such employe_s or dep~ndents, and the same, when so posted, shall constitute sufficient notice to hts employes d the fact that he has complied with the law as to securing compensation to his e·nployes and their dependents. . . • -, 3129. Employers not entitled to benefits durmg penod o~ noncompliance. Certain defenses unavailable. Employers who shall fat! to compl_y with the provisions of § 3114 shall ~ot b~. entitled to t~e,_~enefits ?f this title during the period ·of non-comp!tance, ~ut shall be ha~ " to their employes or the dependents of their emr}?~es m case of d_eath or damage suffered l,y reason of personal injuries ansq1g out of and 111 the course of employment caused by the wrongful act, neglect, or default ·of the employer or any of the employer's officers, agents, or employe~, .an_d also to. t~e personal representatives of such employes where death rcsm~s from ~uch m1un~s. And in such action the defendant shall not avail himself or itself of either of the following defenses: The defense of the fello~v-servant r~tle, the defen~e of the assumption of risk, or the defense of co~tnbuto~y negh~ence: And m all such cases proof of the injury shall constitute pnma fac1e evidence of negligence on the part of the employer and the ~urd~n shall ~~ upon the employer to show freedom from negligence re~u~tt_ng 111 such m1ury. :t\.nd tuch employers shall also be subject to the prov,s1ons of the two sections next succeeding. �INDUSTRIAL COi\UvIISSION. 3130. Rights of employe when employer fails to comply with title. Procedure. Prosecution or compromise of suit. Any employe whose employer has failed to comply with the provisions of § 3114, who has been injured by accident arising qut of and in the course of his employment, wheresoeYer such injury has occurred. and which \\"as not purposely self-inflicted, or his dependents in case death has ensu ed, may, in lieu of proceeding again st his employer by civil action in the courts, as provided in the last preceding section, file his application \Yith the commission for compensation in accordance with the terms of this titl e, and the commission shall hear and determine such application for compensation in like manner as in oth er claims before the commission: and the amount of the compensation which said commission may ascertain and determiue to be due to such injured em ploye, or to his dependents in case death has ensued, shall be paid by such employer to the person entitled thereto \Yithin ten days after receivin g notice of the amount thereof as fixed and determined by the commission ; and in the event of the failure, neglect, or refusal of the employer t o pay such compensation to the person entitled thereto , within said period of t en days, the same shall constitute a liquidated claim for damages again st s uch employer in the amount so ascertained and fixed by the commission, whi ch, ,yith an added penalty of SO per cent, may be r"ecovered in an action in th e name of the state for the benefit of the person or persons entitled t o th e same. The commission shall adopt and publish rules and regulation s g overning the procedure before the commission provided in this section, and shall prescribe forms of notices and the mode and manner of serving t he same in all claims for compensation arising under this section. Any suit, actio~, or proceeding brought against any employer under the provisi ons -of tlus sec!1on may be compromised by the commission, or such suit, acti on, or proceedmg may be prosecuted to final judgment as in the discretion of th e <:ommission may best subserve the interests of the persons entitled to r eceiYe such compensation. . 3131. Procedure in case of default by employers. Action by attorneygene~al. If any em~loyer shall default in any payment required to be made by 111111 to the state msurance fund, the amount due from him with interest the~eon a~ th_e rate of 12 per cent per annum shall be collected by civil acti on agamst hi~n !n the name of the state as plaintiff: and it shall be the duty o f the comm1ss1011 on the first 1fonday in August, 1917, and on the first M onday of each month _thereafter, to certify to the attorney-general of the state !he names and residences of all employers known to the commission to be m default for such payments for a longe_r period than five days, and the amount due from each_such employer,"and 1t shall then be the duty of the• attorney-gener~l. fort~w1t~ to brmg or cause to be brought against each such employer a c1v1l action m the proper court for the collection of such amount so due, and the same w~1en coll~cted shall be paid into the state insurance fund! ~nd each employers compliance with the provisions of this title reqm.nng payments to be made to the state insurance fund shall date from the time of the payment of said money so collected as aforesaid to the state treasurer for credit to the state insurance fund. 3~32. Right to recovery un~ei:: this title exclusive remedy. Exceptions . • ihe. r(gh_t to rec<?ver compensation pursuant to the provisions of this title or 1111unes sustamccl bv an employe shall be the l • d · the• employer , except tl1 a't .w l1ere ti1e m1ury . . . exc us1ve reme y , agamst is db . ~aus~ Y t 11c employers wilful misconduct and such act causing such in· employer himself, or if the emplover b Jury is t 1e _Personal act of the of the partners, or if a corporati~n e a partnership, on the part of one O officers thereof, and such act indicate n th ~ part_ of an elective officer or or bodily safety of employ;s such in' s ~ wilful disregard of the life, limb, claim compensation under tiiis title 1i;e e_mpl.oye may,. at his option, either ages. The term "wilful misconduct" mamtalm an ~ctioi: at law for dam' as emp oyed m this section shall be INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION. constru ed t o m ea n an act doi1e l· . • t o f lllJUrmg • . . ~nowmgly and )) urpose 1y with . a nother . ' the direct o bJee 3133. Election as to r.e medy A . • . • an emp loye en t it led t o compens~tions:~~nment_ of _cause. _C?mpromise. If by th e n eglio-ence or w rono- of anotl . de_r th1 s title be 111JUred or killed empl oye, or in case o f death his de 1e1 ~ot m the same employ, such injured shall! before any ~uit_ or claim und er thi titl e. elect wh~th~r to tfl~~ pursue hi rem edy against such other. Suclt1~at1?n under this ~1tle or :o such m a nn e r as t h e commi ssion b e ectwn shall be evidenced m may y ru Ie or reo-uiation p "b If h el ect to take compensa tion under this title ti "' f . rescn _e. e otlt er shall be a igned t o the state for t'h 1be catfiiste of alct10n ag<l:mst such · e en e o t 1e state msurance f d 'f un , '. COmI;>e1:sat1o n be paya?le t~1erefrom, a nd otherwise to the erson 01 as sociation o r corpora t1on li able for tl1e pav 111 e11 t of h p • d 1•f I1 I '; sue compensati on, an c e _e c~ t o proce ed against such other, the state insurance fund perso n, or as s?cia t10~, or corporation, as the case may be, shall contribut~ onl y th e deficie ncy, if any, between the amount of the recovery against such oth er J?er~o n act ually collected, and the compensation provide.cl or estimated by t hi s titl e fo r such case .. Such a cause of action assigned to the state may be pro ec uted o: compromi sed by the commission. A compromise of any such ca use of ac_tion by t~1e employe or his dependents at an amo_unt Iese; than tl-~ e comp ensati on prov1_ded for by this title shall be made only with th e wri tten app roval of the commission, if the deficiency of compensation w o~ild be payable fro m the state insurance fund, and otherwise with the written app rova l of th e person, association, or corporation liable to pay -the sam e. ~~1;:• 3134. Waiver of right_ to exercise option. Every employe, or his legal repre senta ti ve in case death results, who makes application for · an __award, or accepts compens a tion from an employer, waives his right to exercise his option to in stitute proceedings in any court. Every employe, or his legal representati ve in ca se death results, who exercises his option _to institute proceedings in court, as provided in this title, waives his right to any award or direct payment of compensation from his employer. 3135. Judgments have same preference as taxes. All judgments obtained in any action prosecuted by the commission or by the state under the authority of this title shall have the same preference against the . assets of the employer as claims for taxes now have. 3136. Compensation. Exceptions. No · compensation shall be allowed for the first ten days after the inquiry is received, e~cept th~ disburseme1:t hereinafter authorized for medical, nurse, and ·hospital services and medicines, and for funeral expenses. 3137. Rate and limit for temporary disability. In case of temporary disability, the· employe shall receive 55 per cent of his _average weekly wages so long as such disability is total, not to exceed a 11;-ax1mum of $12 p~r week, and not less than a minimum of $7 per week; but m no case to contmue for more than six years from the date of the in_jury, or to exceed $4500. 3138. Rate, time, and schedule for partial disability. '0'here tl;e injury causes partial disability for work, the employe. shall rece1v~, ~urmg such disability and for a period of not to exceed six years begmnmg on the eleventh day of disability, a weekly compensation equal to 55 per cent of the difference between his average weekly wages before the accident and the weekly wages he is able to earn thereafter, but not more th~n $~~ a week. In no case shall the weekly payments continue aft~r the d1sabiht_y e!1~s, and in case the partial disability begins after a period of total d1s~bihty the period of total disability shall be d~dttc~e? ~rom such total p_cnod of compensation. In the case of the followmg !11Jttnes the compensation sh<1:ll • be 55 per cent of the average •weekly ·wages! ~ut _not more ~han $12 to. b.e p:1d weekly for the periods stated against such mJttnes respectively, to wit. For loss of: �r I I - --INbUSTRIAL COMMISSION. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION. by an employe to waive his rights t 0 • . be valid. No agreement by an emplo e ~~m~ensatwn u1'.der this title shall paid by his employer shall be valid yd P Y ~ny portwn of the premiµm tioi1 of such pre1nium from the ..;.:;es ai; :~r oy~r who deducts any porto the ben efits of this title shall be guilty of a ;f d f any ~mpl~ye . entitled viction th ere of shall be fined not more than $1001sf emeanhor, ahn ffupon con. . • . . or eac . sue o ense. 315~. Right of ~ed1cal exam~at~ons. Any. empl~ye c;laiming the ri ht. • g: to recei ve co mpensat10n under this title may he requi·r d b th • • d" 1 • e y e comm1sswn, ?r its m e ica e?'ammer,_to submit himself for medical examination at any tim e a nd fro m time to t1:ne at a place reas·o nably convenient for such employe, and as may be provided by the rules of the commission. If such e~pl?ye r efu ses . to ~ubm1! to any such exat?ination_or obstructs the same, his r:1gh t to have his cl~1':1 for compensat10n considered, if his claim be pendmg before t he comm1ss10n, or to receive· any payments for compensation theretofor e . g ra nted shall be suspended during the period of such refusal or obst rn ct1on. . 3153. Books, records, and payrolls subject to examination. Penalty. All bo oks, reco rds, and payrolls of the employers of the state, showing or reflectin g in any way upon the amount of wage expenditure of such em·ployers, hall alway s be open for inspection by the commission or any of its traveling audito rs, inspectors, or assistants, for the purpose of ascertaining th e cor rectness of the wage expenditure, the number of men employed, and such oth er infor mati on as may be necessary for the uses and purposes of the commi s ion in its administration of the law. Refusal on the part of any em ploye r t o s ub mit his books, records, and payrolls for the inspection of any m ember of th e commission, or traveling auditor, inspector, or assistant presenting w ritten authority from the commission, shall subject such employe r t o a penalty of $100 for each su_ch. offense, to be. collected by civil acti on in t he name of the state, and paid mto the state msurance fund to becom e a pa rt thereof. 3154. Lial:!ility of employers fo,;- mis,;-epre$~nta~ion. Any emploY:er who misrepresents t o the commission the amou'.1t of payroll upo_~ which_ the premium under this title is based, shall be liable to the state m ten times the amount of the difference in premium paid _and the_ amou:it the employer should have paid. The liability to the state under this section shall. be enforced in a civil action in the name of the state, and all sums collected under . this section shall be paid into the state insurance fund. 3155. Application of provisions as to those engaged in interstat~ commerce. The provisions· of this title shall apply to employers. and their employes engaged in intrastate and also in interstate _and foreign commerce, for whom a rule of liability or method of compe_nsat10n has been or may be established by the congress of the United States, only to the extent th at their mutual connection with intrasta~e work may _and . shall be clear1J' :~~~ arable and distinguishable· from interstate or foreign com~erce, an_ • th" only when such employer and any of his workmen working on1~ m bis state, with the approval of the commission, and _s? far as n_ot ~orbidde:iin Y any act of congress voluntarily accept the prov1s1ons of this title by • . g written acceptances,' which, when fil e d WI"th an d a pproved . . by the comm1shi title th sion, shall subject the acceptors irrevocably to e _p~ov;f 10~s fd \ ~n its to all intents and purposes as if they had been ongma '! me hu e . • d f • hich the premmms erem prot :rms, during the ·p eriod or peno s or. w de on the basis of v1ded have been paid. Payment of premium shall ?e ~a . the payroll of the workmen who accept as aforesaid. . . ·es Reports to commission. Every .em_Ployer 3156• R ecord o f mJUl'l • • • ived by his emshall keep a record of all injuries, fatal or ?ther~1se, re~e Within a week , ployes arising out of and in the _c ourse of t~eir ~mp ~~:~~l • injury. a report after the occurrence of an acc1den,t resultmg. i~ P bl nks to be proth ereof shall be made in writing to the commission upon a 3146. Exemptions of compensation. Compensation befo re pay ment shall be exempt from all claims o f creditors and from <;1ny attachm ent or execution, and shall be paid only t o such employes or their dependents .. _ . 3147. Additional compensation. In addition_ to th e compensa ti on ~ro vided for herein, the employer, or insu;·ance earner, ?r st ate !nsurance fu n_d shall pay such amounts for medical, nurse! and l1:osp1tal services and medicines as it may deem prope r, not , however, 111 a_n~ mstance t o exceed tl~ e su1:1 of $200; and, in case dea th ensues from the 111Jury, reasonable fu ne1al expenses shall be disbursed and paid in an amount not to exceed th e sun~ o f $150, and the commission shall have full power t o adopt_rul es ar~d regulat1o~s with respect to the furnishing medical, nurse and hospital ser vice and m edi cine to injured employes entitled thereto, and for the pay ment th erefo r . 3148. Claimant may appeal if denied compensation. _Th e comm is~ion shall have full power and authority to hear a-nd determm e all q~1est1 o~s within its jurisdiction, pertaining_ to the pay ment ?f com pensa t1?n and ·benefits and its decision thereon shall be final; prov ided, how eve r, m case the finai action of such commission denies the right of th e claiman t t o pa rticipate at all in such fund o~ the g:ound th~t the injury ,:7as self-in~ ictecl or on the ground that the accident did not anse out of a!1d 111 th e co~11 se ~f employment, or upon any other ground going to the basis o_f th e claimants right, then the claimant, within thirty days after t~1e not1~e <?£ t he fi n~! action of such commission, may, by filing his appeal 111 the d1 stnc! cour t 111 any county ·of the district where the injury was inflicted, be e~titl ecl t o a trial in the ordinary way, and be entitled to a jury 1f he demands 1t._ In such a proceeding, the district attorney, without additional comp ensa t10n, sh_all represent the commission, and he shall be notified by th e clerk for t hwith of the filing of such appeal. Within thirty days after filing_hi s app ea_I, !he appellant shall file a complaint in the ordinary form _agai11:st such com mi s ~on as defendant, and further pleadings shall be had 111 said cause, ac_cordmg to the rules of civil procedure, and the court, or the jury, under th e m structions of the court, if a jury is demanded, shall determine the rig ht of t he claimant; and if they determine the right in his favor, shall fix his compe nsation within the limits and under the rules prescribed in this t itl e; a nd any final judgment so obtained shall be paid by the commission out of the state insurance fund in the same manner as such awards are paid by such commission. The cost of such proceeding, including a reasonable attorn ey's fee to be fixed by the trial judge, shall be taxed against the unsuccess ful party. Either party shall have the right to prosecute appeals to th e supreme court as in civil cases. An employer should be notified of the hearing to allow compensation, and it has sufficient interest In the fund to permit it to bring certiorari or prohibition proceedings where th e commission acts without juris diction. The Ind . Com of Utah v. Evans, Judge, 51 U. - ; 173 P . - . Where the Industrial Commission proceeds without any evidence in allowing compensation, it Is without jurisdiction, and appe a l Iles to the courts. Id. Even though the Industri al Commission a ct did not a uthorize the question of ultimate li a bility of the employer to be r eviewed on appea l or by dir ect a c tion, such right would exist bl' virtue of sec. 2, art. 1, of the Cons titution . Id. 3149. Latitude of commission in procedure. The commission shall not be bound by the usual common law or statutory rules of evidence or by any technical or formal rules of procedure, other than as herein provided; but may make the investigation in such manner as in its judgment is best calculated to ascertain the substantial rights of the parties and to carry out justly the spirit of this title. 3150. Minor deemed sui juris. A minor working at an age legally permitted under the laws of this state shall be deemed sui juris for the purpose of this title, and no other person shall have any cause of action or right to compensation for an injury to such minor workman, but in the event of the award of a lump sum of compensation to such minor employe, such sum shall be paid only to the legally appointed guardian of such minor. 3151. Agreements of waiver to compensation invalid. No agreement f I ,-- - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - -' �1- - - ~- - --~....____ ~- Form 4. REPORT OF COUNTY ASSESSOR Employer E s ~ -·:- •-- - · -- ~ · ngaged in E x tra-R azardous Industries • m • the •Count yo-----------------f • ____________________ · A. D., 19 ___ _ - -------- Sta t e of Wyommg, Reported by __ .__________ . : _..:_..; _________•_________________________________ County Assessor. ~-::-=::-::-:- -::-=------- • ---- - - · ~- EMPLOYER'S NAME ~~==:--~-,~----- -•,.,,,..-·-~ ~ - :,:,::--=--··- INDUSTRY = == === - -" '·"" -·""-·= '-- -·• •-• · ----···- - · - --.· •..~---=- ADDRESS --• • •• - -· - -- :;. - ~ - ~ - REMARKS . =·•--------~-=--•==--=--~••••-~--1-~~ ..... C ~ ~ • •• = - · • · ·~ = - • - ~ - - • = - ••-••==- - - �l Form3-B EMPLOYE'S REPORT OF ACCIDENT 'ro _______ ________ __ _____ ___ __ ___ __ ____ _____ ____ , Clerk of the Distr ict Court, of the _____ ___ ___ __ ______ _ J udicial District, within and for the County of_ ____ ____ __ ______ _____________ __ __ __ ______ , State of Wyoming. ----------------- - --- ----- --- - --------- - - - ------, employed by ________ _________ ___ ____ ________ _____ _ (Ioj orcd person,) __----- - - -------- -------- - --- - - ------- -------- - ---- __ -, Wyoming. --------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- (1) The name of the injured workman and the time, cause and nature of the accident and injury; also whether the injury has disabled t he workman from continuing the perfor mance of his duties. (2) Whether the accident occurred while the workman was engaged in the duties of his employment, and grew out of the employment . (3) The nature of the employment and duties, and how long the workman had been engaged in the service of such employer . (4) Whether the accident was or was not due solely to the culpable negligence of the injured employe, and if so, a statement of the facts. (5) Whether the injured workman is married or singled; if mar2 .; 0 a, whether he has a dependent family, and i:f so, the names of th e persons comprising such dependent family and their place of residence. (6) Whether the injured workman claims compensation under this Act, and whether his right to compensation _or ~he amount ?f compensation 1s disputed by h1s employer. �Form No. l . Employee's Statement of Dependent Persons Husband or Wife [Name] [Age] [Residence] Number of Children under sixteen years of age [Name] [Residence] [Age] Parents ---------------------------------------------[Name] -- [Residence] • ' ------------------------------------------ ' ---- .- ·----[Age] ------------ Signed this ___________________________________ day oL-------------------------------------A. D. i9 ____ , Signature: Witness: ---------------------- ------- ----------------- ------- --------- _________.,., --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ _________ ,,- ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- _______________________ , ------ -------------------- ---,• -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 ------------------------------------------ --------------------------- �I I MONTHLY PAY ROLL of------------_________________________ __ ___________ __ _____________ ______ -for Month ending ----- ------ --- -- --- -- ----- -- ·--- , A. D. I 9 ------ --, ----------------------------------- , Wpoming. 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EMPLOYER'S REPORT OF ACCIDENT To __ __ ___ ____ ___ ____ __ __ ___ _____ _______ ____ ____ , Clerk of the District Court, of the ___________________ _ Judicial District, within and for the County of_ _______ ____ __ ___ _____ ____ ___________ _____ , State of Wyoming. _______ __ ____ ____ ___ ____ ____ __ ___ ___ _____ ___ ----, employed by __ __ _________________________________ _ ( Injured pers on .) ________ ____ ___ ___ ______ ____________ ____ _______ ___ __ _-, "'\,Vyomiug. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ (1) The name of th e injured workman and the time, cause and nature of the accident and injm-y ; also whether the injury has di sabled the workman from continuing the performance of his duti es. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - --1 I (2) Whether the accident oc- curred while the workman was en. gaged in the duties of his employment, and grew out of the employment. (3) The nature of the employment and duties, and how long the workman had been engaged in the service of such employer. ------------------it---------------------------------(4) Whether the accident was or was not due solely to the culpable negligence of the injured employe, and if so, a statement of the facts. (5) Whether the injured workman is married or singled; if married, whether he has a dependent family, and if so, the names of the persons comprising such dependent family and their place o.f resi- dence. I 1 I -- ---· ----·------ -- ----!---------- ----·-- --- ·---- - - - - - (6) Wliether tl1e inj~red work~ man claims compensation unde1 this Act, and whether his right to compensation _or ~he amount '?f compensation is disputed by Jus employer. II I - ,c_J_ -- - -· - J �, ---:- · · - - Compensation Law of the State of W yarning CHAPTER 124. House Bill No. 14 7. THE WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION LAW. AN ACT providing compensation for injuries or death resulting from injuries, of workmen from accident occurring in extra-hazardous employments; defining extra-hazardous employments and providing for the accumulation, maintenance and administration of funds in the State Treasury for the payment of such compensation ·and repealing Sections 3 526, 4291 and 4292 of Wyoming Compiled Statutes, 191 o, and all other laws or parts of laws relating to damages for injuries or death from injuries, or in anywise in conflict with this Act, in so far as they are applicable to extra-hazardous employments. Be It Enacted by the Legislafore of the State of Wyoming: 'section 1. tion Law." I . This Act shall be known as the "Workmen's Compensa- General Provisions. Sec. 2. Compensation herein provided for shall be payable to persons injured in extra-hazardous employments, as herein defined, or the dependent families of such, as die, as the result of such injuries, except in case of injuries due solely to the culpable negligence of the injured employee. Said compensation shall be payable from funds in the State Treasury to be accumulated and maintained in the manner herein provided. The right of each employee to compensation from such funds shall be in lieu of and shall take the place of any and all rights of action against any employer contributing, as req~ired by law to such fund in �STATE Ol!' WYOMING COM:PE NSA'l'ION LAW favor of any such person or persons by reason of any such injury or 3'"?.6 • o_, , 4?.91 _, and 4292 ,and all other . . laws . or .parts .of. laws . d ea th . S ec t.ions relating to damages for injuries or death from mJnries or m anywise rn conflict with this Act are liereby repealed, as to the ~roployments, employers and employees coming within the terms of tlus Act. (a) " F actories" mean any prem ises wherein pow er is used in manufacturing, making, al terin g, adap ting, omamenting, finishing, r epairing or r enovatin g any ar ticle fo r the pmpose of tr ade or gain or the business carried on therein, including expr essly any bri ck yard, meat-packing house, fo un dry, smelter , or e r educti on works, lime-burning plant, stucco pl an t, steam heatin g pl ant, electri c li ghting or power plant including all work in or direc tly connected with t he constr ucti on, installation, operation, alter ation, r emoval or repair of wires, cables, switch-boards or apparatus used for the transmission of electric current, and water power plant, in cluding tov,ers and stand pipes, pow lei· plant, blas t furnace, pap er mill , printing pla n t, flour mill, gla s factory, cement plant, artificial gas plan t, machine or repair shop, salt plant oil r efiner y plant and chemical manufacturing plant. 2 Provisions Exclusive, Compulsory and Obligatory. Sec. 3. The rights and remedies provide_d in this Act fo_r an employee on account of an injury shall be exclusive of all other _rights and remedies of such employee, his personal or legal representatives_ o~· dependent family at common law or otherwise 0~1 accou_nt of such mJury ; and the terms conditions and provisions of tlus Act for the payment of compensation ~nd the amount thereof for injuries sustained or d~ath resulting from such injuries shall be exclusive, compulsory and obligatory upon both employers and employees coming within the provisions hereof. Extra-hazardous Occupations. Sec. 4. The extra-hazardous occupations to which this Act is applicable are as follows: factories, mills and workshops where machinery is used; foundries, blast furnaces; mines, oil wells; gas works; natural gas plants; water works; reduction works; breweries; elevators; dredges; smelters; powder works; laundries operated by power; quarries; engineering works; logging; lumbering and saw mill operations; street and interurban railroads not engaged in interstate commerce; buildings being c?ns~ructed. repaired, moved or demolished; telephone, telegraph, electric light or power plants or lines; steam heating or power plants ; railroads not engaged in interstate commerce; bridge building and all emplo:rments. wherein a proce~s r~quiriD:g the use of any dangerous exploslVe or mflammable materials 1s carried on which is conducted for the purpose o~ business, trade or gain, each of which employments is hereby determmed to be extra-hazardous and in which from the nature con~tions or ~eans of prosecution of the work therein required risks t~ the life and hmb of the workman engaged therein are inherent necessary or sub~t~ntially unavoidable. This Act shall not apply in a~y case wh~re the mJury occurred before this -i\..ct takes effect and all rights, which hav~ accrued by reason of any such injury prior to the taking effect of tl11s Act shall be saved the remedies now existing therefor. This Act shall only apply to t?ie employers by whom five or more workmen have been. employed ~ontmuously _for more than one month at the time of the_accident; provided? that this Act shall apply to the em lo ments wherem dangerous explosives are used or where the empl oymenpt reqmres y · . t h e perf ormance of serVIces upon derricks , scaffold"mg, po1es or other s t rue t ures t en f eet or more above the surface of th d · gard to the number of workmen employed. e groun without reExceptions. Sec. 5. This Act shall not be construed t 1 • • ployments, which according to law are so e~ app y ~o ?usmess or emgaged m mterstate commerce as to be not subject to the 1 • 1 t· ' . . . eg1s a ive power of th St t t e a e nor o persons IDJured while they are so engaged. Definitions. . . Sec. 6. In this Act unless the context oth erw1se reqmres : • 3 (b ) " W ork shop" means any yard, plant, premises, ro om or place where power driven machin ery is emp loyed and manual labor is exercised by wa) of trade or gain or otherwi e inc idental to the process of making, alterin g, r epairing, printing, or omamentin g, fini shing or adapting fo r sale or other wise any article or part of ar ticle, over whi ch premises, room or place the employer of the per son working ther ein has the right of access or control. (c) " Mill " mean s any plan t, premises, room or place where machinery is used, an y pro cess of ma chinery, changing, altering or repairing any article or commodi ty fo r sale or otherwise together with the yards and premises, which are part of the plant including elevators, warehouses and bunkers, saw mill, sash factory or other work in the lumber industry. ( d) "Mine " means any opening in the earth for the purpose of extracting iron, oil, coal or other minerals and all underground workings, slopes, drifts, shafts, galleries, wells and tunnels. and other ways, cuts and openings connected therewith, including those in the course of being opened, sunk or driven, and includes all the appurtenant structures or machinery at or about the openings of the mine, and any adjoining adjacent work place where the material from a mine is prepared for use or shipment. ( e) ''Quarry'' means any place, not a mine, where stone, slate, clay, sand, gravel or other solid material is dug , or otherwise extracted from the earth for the purpose of trade or bargain or of the employer's trade or business. (f) "Building work" means any work in the erection, construction, extension, decoration, alteration, repair or demolition of any building or structural appurtenances. (g) "Engineering work" means any work in the construction, alteration, extension, repair or demolition of a railway (as hereinbefore defined) bridge, jetty, dike, dam, reservoir, underground conduit sewer oil or gas well, oil tank, gas tank, water tank or tower, any caiss~n work or work in artificially compresse~ air, _a'I!y work in dredging, work on log or lu~ber ~-afts or ~~oms; pile dr:vmg, moving · buildings, moving safe~, or m laymg? rep_airmg_ or remoy1_ng, underground pipes and connect10ns, t~e erection, mstallmg? repau:mg, or removing Qf boilers, furnaces, engmes and power machmery (mcluding belting · and other con- �y [) 4 S'fATE OF WYOMING COMPENSATION LAW nections) and any work in grading or excavating wbcr~ shoring is n e~essary or power machinery 01: blast_in_g powder, dyn~m1te or other lugh explosives is in use (excludmg mmmg and quarrymg). (h) "Employer" includes any person, . or body of persons cor porate or incorporate, and the legal representntn:es of a d~c~ased employer or the receiver or trustee of a person, corporation, association or partn ership. (i) "Workman" means any person, who has entered into the employment of or works under contract of service or apprenticeship with an employer, except a person whose employment is purely casual and not for the purpose of the employer 's trade or business or those engaged in clerical work, and not subject to the hazards of the business, .or one holding an official position or standing in a representative capacity of t h e employer. The term "workman" shall include " employee" and shall include the singular and plural of both sexes. Any refer~nce to a work man, who has ~een injured shall, where the workman is, dead include a reference to his _" dependent family", as hereinafter defined: or to his l~gal repr;sentative or where the workman is a minor or incompetent to lus guardian or next friend. • (j) "Depe~dent families" as used in this Act·means such members of the workman s family, as 1:ere wholly or in part dependent upon the woikman for support at the time of the injury and shall include widow o~ i:~~nd, tahs the case may be,_ a_nd children, or if no widow husband o1 c 1 en, e parents of the mJured workman "f t 11 upon him for support at the time of the in. . . :{ ac ua y ependent surviving spouse wilfully desei·ted d j_m!, 1 it be shown that the of the deceased, such survivin s 0:ase. wi th0 ut fault upon the part pendent in any degree No sur~ivk e will not be regarded, as a deefits _of this Act, unle~s she shall ha~espbouse shall_be entitled to the henthe time of the injury. een married to the deceased at d (k) "Child or children" means s· h ' years of age (·and over said age if h u~ that are under sixteen (16) 1~~lly or m_entally incapacitated from earning) and shall also in~l workman born after his death f u ~ ;gitimate clnldren of the injured 1 family dependency in whole or ~om :J:·y: In other cases questions of with the fact, as the case may be a~~\ s :an be determined in accordance definition of "dependent families,, sh:lrime 0 the injury; the foregoing named, who are aliens residing b not include any of the persons States of America, except a surv~;:nd t~e jurisdicti?n o! the United teen (~6) years of age and as to such n~ w1d?w, or children under si:x:pensation shall not exceed t,ve t fi n-res1dent aliens the rate of comcompensation herein provided. n Y- ve per cent (25%) of the rates of lr ! (I) The words "injuries su t . . !n:nt ~ ', as used in this Act shall inc~u~1:ed Ill extra-hazardous employ~nJuries to employees, as a result of th . death resulting from injury and m or_ a?o~t the premises occupied u e~ employment and while at ~ork and IDJm;ies o~curri.ng elsewhere or contro!led by the employer, ~mployer s bu~me:-s requires their pr e at work ID places where their azardous dut~es mcidei:rt to the bustsence and subjects them to extraof the employees occurring whil hn_ess, hut shall not incl d . • • e on IS way t 0 u e lllJur1es assume the duties of his 'wh1! 5 employment or after leaving such duties, the proximat e cause of which injnry is not the employer 's negligence. (m) 'l'he words "injury and p ersonal injury" shall not ·include in jury caused by t he wilfu l act of a third per son directed against an employee for reasons personal to such employee, or because of his employment; nor a disease, except, as it shall directly r esult from an injury incurr ed· in the employment. (n) "Invalid" means one ,1"110 is physically or mentally incapacitated from earning wages. Guardian May Act. Sec. 7. In case an injured ,rorkman is mentally incompetent or a minor, or where death res ults from the inj ury, in case any of his dependents, as herein defined be mentally incompetent or a minor , at the time wh en · any right or privilege accr ues to him under t his Act, his guardian may, in his behalf, claim and exer cise such right or privilege nnd no limitation of time, in this Act provided for, shall run, so long, as snch incompetent or minor has no guardian. If Other Than Employer Is Liable. Sec. 8. Where an employee coming under the provisions of this Act r eceived an injury under circumstances creating a legal liability in some person otl1er than the employer to pay damages in respect thereof, and no legal liabili ty attachin g to the employer , then and in such case such employee shall be left to his r emedy at law against such other person, and compensation shall not be payable under this Act. This Act Governs. Sec. 9. No contra ct, rule, r egulation or device whatsoever shall operate to r elieve th e employer , in whole or in part, from any liability created by this Act except as her ein provided. Blank Forms Supplied by the State Treasurer. Sec. 10. Tt shall be the duty of the State Treasurer to prepare, cause to be printed and supplied free for use in the ·administration of this law such blank forms, as may be needed by employers for reporting and certifying pay-rolls of persons employed by them in extra-hazardous employments and for reporting injuries; and forms for use of injured persons in making claims for compensation; also to provide himself with such other books, records or forms, as may be deemed necessary to expedite the_transaction of business under the provisions of this Act. Employer's Report of Accident. Sec. 11. Whenever an accident occurs causing injury to any workman engaged in any of the extra-hazardous employments defined by this • Act, it shall be the duty of the employer within 20 days thereafter to make a report of such accident and the injury resulting therefrom and to file said report in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of the County wherein such accident occurred, which report shall state: (1) The na~e of the -~jured workman and the time, cause and nature of the accident a?d _mJury; also whether the injury has disabled the workman from contmumg the performance of his duties. (2~ Wheth~r the .~ccident occurred while the workman was engaged m the duties of his employment, and grew out of the employment. �STA.TE OF WYOMING COMPENSATION LA-W (3) The nature of the emploJ m~nt and duties and .how long the workman had been engaged in the ser vice of such employeI • r egular jury panel be in att endance at Cour t on the date any such hearing may occur . 'l'he takin g of evidence shall be summar y giving a full opp ortunjty to all pa r t ies to develop the facts fully. The official court repor ter of the distr ict shall attend the hea ring and mak e a stenographic repor t of the evidence without cost to either par ty. The Court or Judge shall direct the County and Prosecuting At t orney, or other competent attomey appointed by the Cour t to conduct the examination of witness es on behalf of the injured workman, and it shall be the duty of said attorney to app ea r and perform such ser vice without expense to either party. 'rhe employer may appear in person or by counsel and introduce evidence at the same hearing. No costs shall be taxed by the clerk except fees for witnesses, who may be subpoenaed and who shall be allowed the same fees fo r attendance and mileage, as is fixed by law in civil actions, and jury costs shall also be taxed to and paid from the accident fund, if th e verdict and judgment be in favor of t he employer, but if against the employer then he sha ll pay the costs. At the conclusion of the hearing, the 8olll't sliall enter an or der pursuant to the ver dict of the jury, if ~a jury be called, and if no j ury be ca lled, the Court or Judge shall render a decision upon the facts and law of t he case pursuant to the provisions of t hjs Act, and make an order allo,, ing or djsallowing compensation, as the la" · and the evidence may warrant. In any proceeding before a Court or Judge, as afor esaid the Court or Judge shall _have au~h?rity to appoint a duly qualifi ed impa r tial physician t o examme the mJured employee and give t estimony. The fee for such service shall be Five ($5.00) Dollars, Hnless other wise ordered by the Court, with mileage allowance, as· is all owed to other witnesses, which shall be t axed, as costs, and paid as oth er witness fees are paid. The employer or employee may at his own expense also appoint a qualified physician, who may attend and be present at any such exa mination of an injured employee and give testimony at such hearing or investigation. 6 (4) Whether the accident was or wa_s not due solely to the culpable negligence of the injured employee and 1£ so, a statement of the facts. (5) Whether the injured workman is married or single ; if married whether he has a dependent family and if so, the names of the persons comprising such dependent family and their place of residence. (6) Whether the injured workman claims compensation under this Act, and whether his right to compensa tion or the amount of compensation is disputed by his employer. Said report may be made upon a printed form prepared by the State 'I'reasurer for such purposes, and shall be verified as pleadings in civil actions. Failure or neglect on the part of any employer whose business or occupation is one enumerated and defined herein, as being extrahazardous, to report accidents causing injury to any of his employees, shall be a misdemeanor and upon conviction such employer shall be punished by a fine of not exceeding Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars. Investigation by the District Judge-Procedure in Disputed Cases. Sec. 12. Whenever an injury or death resulting from injury is repo_rted to the CI~rk of the District Court of the County wherein such mJury occ1!rred, m accordance with the preceding Section, it shall be the ~1~ty of said Clerk to at onc_e n~tify the Judge of said Court, that such mJur;>' report has_ been _filed m lus office. It shall thereupon be the duty of sai~ Judge to mv~st1gate ~he nature of said injury and claim for compensation at the ear~1est possible date, in such a manner, as he may deem necessarl t~ ascertam whether the claim for compensation or the amount t~1ereof is d1sp_ut_ed by the employer, and if there be no dispute, as to the right of the mJured workman to receive compensation or as to the amount thereof and the claim appear to be free from' collusion, said Judge shall thereupon make an order direct1'ng paym· t f h • f • en or sue com• accor d ance w1·th pensation rom. the State. Industrial Accident Fund m t h. e f acts bY him ascertamed and the terms of this la r If th b dispute_, as to th e ng_ • ht 0 f sai'd mJured • • e a employee or his "· dependenterefamily to receive ~ompensat10n, or as to the amount thereof, then it shall be the dut~ of said Judge to set the case down for a hearing at th r t p,ossible da!e and to direct notice · of such hearing to b • ~ e:r ~~ Clerk of said Court for service upon the em lo e. e issue Y e least seven (7) days before•the date fixed f;r :a: and t_he emp~oyee ~t d he~rmg, which said notice shall be served by the sheriff of said C either party, except. that his actual travelin ounty without expense to and taxed, as costs. The hearing shall b g expenses shall be allowed and report filed by the employer and suet c;1~.ducted ?Pon the statement sented and filed with the Clerk of the Di t ·~ m~l claims as may be prethe injured workman. If the employ .. sh~ICt Court by or on behalf of m alis report. of th e lllJury • • • • t Imt t h e mJury was due solely to theercul a11 eges employ ee, or that the claim for com en Pt')1e ~eghgence of the injured the provisions of this Jaw then a jm·f sa 1~n Js one not coming within ~nd the ~ause shall he t~·ied, as ·a Co:~~Y .e em?-nded by e~ther party mantled, 1t may be selected from names d ~roeeedmg. If a Jury 1s dejury box, as in civil eases at p.ny time in /~wn _from the fiv~ mile limit erm time or vacation unless a 1 Appeal to Supreme Court.. . . . . . Sec. 13. Any order g1ve_n and made m any mvestigation or hearmg by a Court or Judge pursuant to the provisions of _this ~ct sball _be reviewable by the State Supreme Cou_rt_ on proceedmgs i~ error m the manner prescribed by the code of c1v1l_ procedure; provided, however, that the petition in error, bill of exceptions and record on appeal must be filed in the Supreme Court within thirty (30) days from the date of decision or order on motion for new trial by a Court or a Judge; unless the time be extended by order of Court or J~dge, 3:nd thirty \30) days shall be allowed all parties thereafter for filmg bnefs and said appeal ~hall be advanced on the calendar and disposed of as promptly as possible. In case an appeal to the Supreme Court is ~rosecuted on behalf of the injured workman, the County and Prosecutmg Attorn~y, or other Attorney representing said wo~·kman shall order a transcript ~f the record of the hearing and proceedmg to be prepared by the offimal court reporter of the district wherein said injury occurred and duly certified without cost to said injured workman, and said County and Prosecuting Attorney or other Attorney shall order the papers on file in the office of the District Court to be by said Clerk prepared, transcripted, certified and forwarded to the Clerk of the Supreme Court without cost to the injured workman, and the proceedings in the Supreme Court shall be conducted on behalf of the injured workman by the Attorney General of the State as a part of his official duties, and by other attorney represent- �l] STATE OF WYOMING COMPENSATION LAW ing said workman. In case an appeal be prosecut_e~ on beba~f of the employer, the record of the proceedings at the origmal hearmg shall be supplied without cost to such employer, but. such employer may employ counsel to conduct such appeal on his behalf. month 's pay-roll of workmen engaged in extra-hazardous employment by twelve, and shall likewise be not less than Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dolla~·s. .Such_ employer shall not be compelled to contribute when his contributions m the fun d, after making · deductions as aforesaid, shall eqnal two }?er cent (2 % ) of his annual pay-ro11 , and s_hall likewise be not less than F ive Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars. 8 l. Court Order Recorded-Copies to Auditor and Treasurer. Sec. 14. Every order given and made by a District Cou~·t _or Judge awarding payment from the Industrial Accident Fund to an mJured employee or his dependent family, shall be entered of record by the Clerk of the Court where given and true copies thereof shall be immediately made and certified by said Clerk and forwarded to the State Auditor and State Treasmer, respectively, of Wyoming, and shall be by each of said officers entered upon a record to be known as the Compensation Docket and shall be the authority and direction of t.he State Auditor to issue warrants for compensation awards against the Industrial Accident Fund and for the State Treasurer to pay such compensation awai;ds from sai d fund. • Industrial Accident Fund-Appropriation. Sec. 15. There is hereby created a fund to . be known as the '' Industrial Accident Fund," which shall be held by the State Treasurer and hy him deposited in such banks as are authorized to receive deposits of funds of the State. All moneys received by the State Treasurer under the provisions of this Act shall become a part of the Industrial Accident Fund and there is hereby appropriated out of funds in the State .Treasury not otherwi_se appropriated the sum of Thirty 'I'housand Dollars ($30,00_0.00) , wlnch sh~ll be paid into and become ~ part of such fund. There 1s also appropriated annually, until otherwise provided by law, out of any moneys m the State Treasury not otherwise appropriated a sum equal to one-fourth of the total sum, which shall be received b the State Treasurer from employers under the provisions of Section 16 h~reof no~, however, to exceed the sum of For~y Thousand Dollars ($40.000.00) pe1 annun!, and the moneys so appropriatei1 shall be credited to · and be~ come a part of such fund . All fees or mileage of w·t • d physicians adjudged to be paid from the accident ~ ne~se~, Jurors an proceeding under this Act, and all contingent expe un_ m andy_ court • d • ti l • · . nses mcurre m preParing .fo 1• an. m • ie at m1111strat1011 of this Act shall b 'd f. h Tndustrial Accident Fund on proper Youcl1e1·s an(l warrants. . e pa1 l om t e Employers' Assessment. Sec. 16. Every employer engaged in an. f h . . defined, as. extra-hazardous, is hereb re ui;. 0 t e occ~pat10ns herern Treasury for the benefit of the Industi;al A~ .;d t; pay mto the State equal to two per cent (2%) of the moneys eai~ ent und a sn:m of money engaged in such extra-hazardous employ t Jd ?Y each of his employees of such employment from and after Api~e~t ~·mg each calendar month be so made on or before the 15th da , of ' 15- Such payment shall for which such payments are compJed a~ie m~nth following the month shall keep a separate account for eacl d paid. The State Treasurer fund . . Each employer shall continu ~ employer so contributing to said above provided, unless the sum th:re~ ?ake mon_thly contributions as deducting all payments made on acco i ~r~ ~o~tributed by him, after all allowances made on account of su u~. 0 . ll~Juries to his employees and cent (2 % ) of his annual pay-roll co~ :i!~riis, shall_eq'!al fu~l two per p Y multiplymg his current t. J 9 Copy of Pay-Roll to State Treasurer. Sec. -17. It shall be the duty of each employer to forward to the State 1're~surer on a blank form provided by said State Treasurer, a true copy of lu s pay-roll of p er sons in his employ engaged in extr a-hazardous employment during th e cunent calendar month on the tenth day of the nex~ succeeding calendar month, swom to either' by himself or the person havmg knowledg e of said pay-roll, and any statement contained in such ve;·ified copy, which can be shown to have been made falsely and with a wilfu l intention to evade the pr ovisions of this Act shall constitute a misdemeanor plillisha ble by a fine of not more than F ive Hundred ($500.00 ) Dollars. Duty of County Assessor, State Treasurer and Attorney General. Sec. 18. It shall be the duty of the County Assessors in each of the co1mties of th e State to ma ke a list of all employers within th eir respective coun ties, who ar e engaged in ext ra-hazardous industri es, as defined by this Act, and to fo rwa r d such list of extra-hazardous employments and industries to th e State Treasurer within thirty (30) days after the passage and approval of this Act. It shall be the duty of County Assessors of each of th e counties of t he State to make monthly reports to the State Treasurer , showing what, if any extra-hazardous industries have suspended business p ermanently, and what if any new extra-hazardous industries have been established and commenced in their respective counties during the preceding month, and it shall be the duty of the State Treasurer to immediately proceed in the collection of assessments from said extra-hazardous industries, as is provided in Section 16 of this Act, and in case any employer engaged in an _extra-hazardous business or industry, as defined by this Act, shall _fail or .refuse to pay the asse~sment upon his current monthly pay-roll, as 1s reqmrecl by this Act, then 1t shall he the duty of the Attorney General of the State to immediately bring snit in the name of the State for the benefit of the Industrial Accident Fund against such employer for the collection _of such assessment, and if a judo-ment for the recovery of said assessment be given in favor of the Stat: for the use and benefit of the Industrial Accident Fund, said judgment shall be for double the am~unt of the pay-roll assessment provided by Section 16 hereof, together with costs. Compensation Schedule. • Sec. 19. Each employee, who shall be injured in any of the extrahazardous employments, as herein defin~d, or the dependent f~m?y. of any such injured workman, :who may die as a result _of such mJuries, except in case of injuries d_ue solely to the culpab_le negl~gence of such injured employee, shall rece1_ve out .of the _Industrial Acmdent Fund, compensation in accordance with the followmg schedule, and_ such payment shall be in lieu of and take the place of any and all rights of action against any employer. contributing, as required by this Act to the Industrials Accident Fund m favor of any person or persons by reason of any such· injuries or death: �tJ D 11 STAIJ.'E OF -WYOMtNG COMPENSATION LAW (a) "Permanent, partial disability" means the loss of either one foot, one leg, one hand, one arm, one eye, one or more fingers, one _or more toes, any dislocation where ligaments are severed, or any other illjury known in surgery to be permanent, partial disability. For any permanent, partial disability resulting from any injury, the workman shall receive a lump sum as hereinafter specified. For the loss of a thumb _____________ -------------,--$ 150.00 " " " " " :first finger ------------------------ 125.00 " " " " " second finger --------------------- 100.00 " " " " " third finger _______________________ 100.00 " " " " " fom-th finger ---------------------75.00 " " " " palm (metacarpal bone)_______________ 400.00 " " " " hand -------------------- ___________ 800.00 " " " · " an arm at or below elbow_____________ 900.00 " " " " " " above elbow ----------------- 1000.00 previous permanent disabTt,, • •• 1_1 ~, th e percent~ge of d1sab1lity quent inJ·ur shall b for a subse_ e deteimrned by deductmg therefrom the percentage prev10us d1sabilitv •• d at the time • • o. f_ .t 11e Wl J, as i·t ex1ste of the subsequent illJllly. ien p~rmanent total disability results from the inJ·ury the workman shall r eceive: ' 10 For Anky-losis ( total stiffness of) or contractures ( due to scars or injuries) which makes the fingers more than useless, the same amounts apply to such finger or fingers (not thumb) as given above. . The loss of the second or distal phalange of the thumb shall be considered to be equal to the loss of one-half of such thumb; the loss of more than one-half of such thumb shall be considered to be equal to the loss of the whole thumb. • . The loss of the third or distal phalange of any finger shall be considered to be equal to the loss of two-thirds of such finger. The loss. of more than the middle and distal phalanges of any finger shall be cons1d':red to be equal to the loss of the whole finger; provided, however, that m no case shall the amount received for more than one finger exceed the amount provided in this schedule for the loss of a hand. ~~r t~e l?~s ~f a great toe ___________________________ $100.00 one of the toes other than gr~at toe_____ 50.00 The loss of more than two-thirds of any toe shall be considered to be equal to the loss of the whole toe. to thTehleoslsososfof lelss ltfhanf tlwo-thirds of any toe shall be considered equal • one- 1a o t 1e toe. For the loss of a foot ___________________ $ 800 00 For the loss of a leg below the knee ----------- 900.00 For the loss of a leg above the knee_____ 1000 00 For the loss of an eye ------------------=========== 700:00 For any other injury known t b • • ability, the workman shall . . o surgery to_ e permanent partia~ dist th Ieceive a lump sum man amount proport10ned uopo.netehxtefnt of ~uch permanent partial disability based as near as may be e oregomg schedule. both (!~"Permanlent total disability" means the loss of both legs or ' or one eg and one arm • total loss f • h ' ?ther condition permanently incapa~itating th o ey::1g ft, paralysis or mg any work at any gainful . e wor an rom performvious disability as the loss of occupation. Where there has been a pre' one eye, one hand, one foot, or any other r (1 ) . lf unmarried at the time of injru·y a lump sum of $1000.00. (2) If the w?rkman had a wife or invalid husband but no child 1illder th e age of sixteen (16) years, a lump sum of $1,200'.oo. (3 ) If the workman had a wife or husband and a child or children under the age of_ sixteen q6) years ,of age, or being a widow or widower, for any such cluld o~· cl11ldren the lump sum provided in the preceding para gr aph shall be mcr eased by adding thereto a sum equal to Sixty ($60.00 ) Doll ar s, per _ye~r for each child for each year \IDtil each child ~h all be of the age of sixteen (16 ) yea.rs, but the total amount of such mcreased su~:n allowed for children under sixteen (16) years of age shall not ex ceed ill the aggregate a sum equal to one and one-half the sum allow ed to the widow or widower in any such case. ( c) "Temporary total disability" means an injury which temporarily incapacitates the injured person from performing any work at any gainful occupation for the time, but from which injury such person may recover by medical or surgical treatment and be able to resume work. In such cases, if the workman be unmarried at the time of the injury, he shall r eceive the sum of Fifteen ($15.00) Dollars per month, so long as the total disability shall continue. If he have a wife with whom he is living at the time of the injury, he shall receive Twenty ($20.00) Dollars p er month, and if he have children under sixteen (16) years of age, he shall receive Five ($5.00) Dollars per month for each child under sixteen (16) years of age, but the total monthly payment shall not exceed Thirtyfive ($35.00) Dollars per month. No compensation shall be allowed for the first ten days of disability, but if the incapacity extends beyond the period of ten days, compensation shall begin on- the eleventh day after such injury. As soon as recovery is so complete that the earning power of the 'workman at any kind of work is restored, the payments shall cease• but in no case shall the total payments made in such cases exceed in th~ aggregate the lump sum amount herein specified to be paid an injured workman for injuries causing permanent total ,disability. ( d) Where death r~sults from an injury, ~he expense of burial shall be paid not to exceed Fifty ($50.00) Dollars ill any case; u~less other arrangements exist between employer and employee, under agreement. (1) But if the work~an leaves a widow or inval_id widower, s~ch survii.dng spouse shall receive a lump sum payment of $1,000.00 to which shall be added a lump sum aggregating the present worth of Sixty ($60.00) Dollars per year for each survivin~ child -~der s~xteen (16) years of age until the time when each of said survivmg children shall become sixteen (16) years of age, provided that the aggregate sum so added on account of children under sixteen (16) yea~s of age shall in 110 case exceed an amount equal to the lump sum provided to be paid the surviving spouse, and provided further that ~f it be shown that the sm·viving spouse wilfully deserted deceased without fault upon the part of the deceased, such surviving spou~e shall not be regarded as a de- �12 COMPENSA'l'ION LAW STATE OF W YOl\'IING pendent in any degree, but in such cases the right of children under sixteen (16) years of age to compensation shall not be defeated, but the aggregate sum allowed them shall not exceed in any case the amount, which would have been payable to the surviving spouse if there had been no desertion of the deceased. In all eases wher e an order of compensation is made on account of children under sixt een (16 ) years of age or to persons incompetent, said fund shall be disbursed under a proper guardianship to be created by ~he Court or Judge making such an order. (2) If the injured workman die during a period of temporary total disability and after receiving compensation ther efor, as herein prov.idecl, and his death be shown to have resulted from such injuries, the total amount of payments received by him during such disability and prior to his death will be deducted from the lump sum amount herein provided to be paid to the surviving widow and children under sixteen (16) years of age in case of death resulting from injuries. (3) If the workman leaves no widow, widower or child under the age of sixteen (16) years, but leaves a parent or parents. surviving, who were actually dependent upon him for support, such surviving parent or parents shall receive a lump sum which shall be computed at the rate ·of·fifty per cent (50%) of the average monthly support actually received by such parent or parents from the workman during the twelve months next preceding the occurrence of the injmy calculated as near as may be over the probable period such support would have continued, but in no case exceeding the sum of Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars. Forfeiture by Injured Employee.-Payments Withheld. Sec. 20. If any injured employee shall persist in unsanitary or injurious practice, which tends to imperil or retard his recovery, or if he shall refuse to submit to such medical or surgical treatment, as is reasonably essential to promote his recovery, he shall forfeit all right to compensation under this act; and where an injured employee is under care and treatment of a physician, he shall not be permitted to personally receivP, or use any compensation payments allowed him under this act, except upon the order of such physician, but such payments shall be withheld and delivered to such injured workman upon his recovery or discharae 0 by such physician. Exemption from Executfon or Attachment. Sec. 21. No rno~ey paid or payable under this act out of the Industrial Accident Fund shall, prior to issuance and delivery of the warrant therefor be capable of being assigned, charged or ever be taken in execution or attached or garnished, or shall the same pass to any other person by operation of law, any such assignment or charge shall be void. · Minor Workman. Sec. 22. A minor working at au age legally permitted under the laws of this State shall be deemed sui juris for the purpose of this act and no other person shall have any cause of action or right to compensation for injury to such minor workman, except as expressly provided h1 this act, but in the event of a lump sum payment becoming due under this act to such minor workman, the management of same shall be within the probate jurisdiction of the Courts, the same as any other properties of minors. 13 Extra-hazardous Public W ork.-Contract Work. Sec. 23. :Whenever the State·, County or any municipal corporation shall engage m an? extr a-ha zardous work in which workmen are empl oye d for wages, this act shall be applicable ther eto. The employer's paym ents . iu to the Industrial Accident F und shall be made from the '.rreasm-,v o:E the State, County or l\fou icipality. If said work is being ,don by co ntra ct the pay-r oll of the contr actor ·and t he sub-contractor sha 11 he the basi of computation and in the case of contract work consuming less t han one year in per form ance the r equired payment into the acc ident fun d shall be subj ect to the pr ovisions of this act and the State fol' its O'eneral fund, the county or municipal cor poration shall be entitled to collect from the con tractor the full amount payable to the Industrial · cciclent Fund and the contractor , in turn, shall be entitled to coll ct from the snb-contr actor his proportionate amount of payment; th e provision of thi s section shall apply to all extra-hazardous work clone lJ~, co nlract, except t hat in private work the contra.c~or shall be responsibl e. primarily and dire ctly, to the Ind ustrial Acmclent F und for the proper percentage of the total pay-r oll of the wor k and for the amounts due it, a nd the owner of the proper ty affected by the contr act shall _be surety fo r such payments. Wh enever ~r.i d s~ long as th e Stat ~ ~aw, city char ter or muni cipal ordinance, prov1s10n 1s made for mun1c1pal emp loyees iujmed in the course_of employmen t, such e1;nployee s~all not be entitled to the benefi ts of tlns act and shall not be mcluded m the payr oll of the municipality und er this act. Safety Devices. . . Sec. 24. Nothing in this act contained ~hall repeal an)'. ex1stmg law )l'oviding fo r the installation 01: main~enance of any device,_means .or !nethod for the preYention of ~cc1dents. m extra-haz~rdo.us wo1k or for a penalty or punishment for failure to mstall or mamtam any such prot ective device, means 01: method. . Fees for Services in Procuring Compensation Limited. S 25 It shall be unlawful for any person or _any n_umber of perec.. • to ether or separately or in any way, mcludmg attorne;vs, d 11 other persons to receive. or agree to rece1v?. sons act:mg g a~ents, 1:nterpreter~, ~ly from any be~eficiary or beneficiaries under -either directly 01'. m need• . d . to be rendered either jointly or sepath· t for services ren e1e or ' , IS ac .' . rocuring any benefit or benefits under this act, any rately, m r elatmg to ~ - . more than fifty dollars or more than five pel' sum or sum~ ag1refa ::~unt. received or to be received by such benefic~ntum of t e ;-' ~? e n account of injuries to any employee. Every perciary _or b~nefic:a1~:c~rned in the violation of the provisions of this sec01 il~ of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall S?11 violatmg fifty dollars nor more than five hundred dollars, to. t1on shall be gu be ~ued notblessdtdiadn imprisonment in the county jail for a term not exwlnch may e a e ceeding ninety days. ' • Ph . . s Required to Testify. . .AJ.1 physiciaµ having attended an employee m a profesysici.an . Sec. 26 '. ·t \ • be required to testify before any Court or Judge s10nal ca)'.1~1 { cases corning within the provisions of this act, and when so cfire~. e_Jeged coU:.munication between physician and patient., as • h the law o puvi fixed by statute sh_a ll not apply m sue cases. J·~ f "%\1 1 I I .l ·\ �/ n 15 STA'l'E OF WYOMING COMPENSA'l 'ION LAW False Statement by Employee. Sec. 27. • Any employee or workman who shall make or cause to be made on his behalf any misrepresentation or false s~ateme1;1t for the purpose of receiving compensation nuder this act to winch he 1s no~ l~wfully entitled shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall on .com:1ction, be fined not more than Three Hundred ($300.00) Dollars or nnprisoned for not more than ninety (90) days. same, his right to monthly payments shall be suspended until such examination has taken place, and no compensation shall be payable during or for account of such period or refusal. • 14 Employee's Statement of Dependent Persons. Sec. 31. All employees or workm en coming within the provisions of Lhis act shall ·be r equired upon entering service in any of the extrahazardo ns employm ents her ein defin ed to make and sign a written statement settin g forth the names of th e persons dependent upon them for uppor t or constituting memb ers of t hei r dependent famil ies, in each case givin g t he names and ages of th eir children under the age of sixteen (16) year . Statistics Compiled by State Treasurer. Sec. 28. It shall be the duty of the State Treasurer to _secu~·e and compile statfatical information concerning accidents occurrmg m the extra-hazardous employment defined by this act, showing the number of accidents or fatalities occurring in each of said employments, the amount paid in by each employer coming within the provision~ of this ~c~; t_he amount paid out on account of injuries, or death resultmg from mJm:ies in such employments and any other information relating to the operation or administration of this law that may be of interest and to make a full report thereof, together with such recommendations as he may deem proper for changes or amendments herein, and to publish a full report thereof, to the legislature on or before each succeeding session following the passage and approval of this act. P ayments of Employers Not to Be Refunded. Sec. 32. All payments made into the Accident Fund by any and cv r y empl oyer under the provision of this act shall be taken as paid an d 1· ceived in consideration of t he indemnity to such employer by rea011 of hi contributing to the Indu trial Accident Fund and in consideration of th e payments mad e by th e ta te to such fund, and no part _of any money so paid in by any employer shall ever be refunded to him eith r du rin g the time wh en he continues in business as such employer, or after he ceases such business. Provided, however , if this act shall be her eafte r r epealed or held invalid, all moneys which are in the Industrial Fund at the time of tl1e r epeal or final holding of invalidity shall be subj ec t to such disposition as may be provided by the Legislature and ~n defau lt of such legislative provision, distribution thereof shall be m accordanc e with the justice of the matter, due regard being had to obligations of compensation incurred and existing'. State Examiner May Examine Employer's Books. Sec. 29. The State Treasurer may direct the State Examiner to examine the books, accounts or pay-rolls of any employer at any time for the purpose of securing any information desired in the administration of this act, and it shall be the duty of the State Examiner to perform such service when called upon by the State Treasurer. Existing Contracts and Pending Actions Not Affected. Sec. 33. This Act shall not affect any contract entered into and existing before its passage or any action pending or cause of action existing prior to April 1st, 1915. Disabled Workman Examined by Employer's Physician.-Recovery Reported .to Court. Sec. 30. Any workman awarded compensation for temporary total disability under this act, as defined by clause ( c) of Section 19 hereof shall, if thereafter requested by bis employer, submit himself for medical examination by a physician licensed to practice medicine in this State, at a place designated by the employer and which shall be reasonably convenient for the workman, and said workman may have a licensed physician present of his own selection. The purpose of such examination shall be to determine whether the workman has recovered so that his earning power at any kind of work is restored. If it be agreed that the workman has recovered so that bis earning power at any kind of work is restored, the fact shall be reported by the employer and said physician to . the judge of ~he District Court who made the award in the first instance, or if there be a dispute, as to the recovery of the workman and his restoration to earning power, it shall be likewise reported to said Judge by filing a statement in either case in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of the County where the award was made and the matter shall be disposed of in such manner as said Judge may deem proper under the facts. If said Judge find that said workman has recovered and has been restored to his earning power and that compensation should be discontinued, his decision and judgment in the premises shall be certified to the State Auditor and State Treasurer and shall be authority and direction ~o said officers to discontinue compensation payments. If the workman m such case refuse to submit to such examination or obstructs the Sec. 34. This Act shall take effect and be in force from and after the 1st day of April, 1915. Approved February 27, 1915. 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/. Title A name given to the resource Varied information regarding compensation Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Worker's Compensation Description An account of the resource Large stack of paper wrapped in pink ribbon. Contains memos and letters within the company, as well as legislation, statistics, and policies from multiple states. 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 George B Pryde, H.J. Harrington, R.S. Brooks Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0204 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co.