https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/56c7d1d4816881ac3353b891a171801a.pdf 5995bb1b101f0dd9dd2c9d4d22133daf PDF Text Text 218- 6 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY WAGES OF Efl/IPLOYES ✓ Part - 1 From: Apro 5, 1946 �~ Rock Springs - Narch 10, 1958 :Hr. I. N. Bayless: (CC - V.tr . J. L. Rawlip.gs V1r . J. D. Fas er) Per telephone conversatio , today, I a~ attaching hereto copy of Hr. J. D. Foster 's lett~ • of March 6, 1958 and atta chments, r elative to supplying currency /and coin f or cashing payroll vouchers at Super ior. Enc. VOM:KB �c r)py THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMP ANY Rock Springs - March 6, 1958 File 143-2 Mr. V. 0. Murray (CC: Mr. J. L. Rawlings) Refering to our discus sion today r elative t o supplying currency and coin for cashing pay roll vouche r s a t Supe rior. Our former practice was t o have the Rock Springs National Bank send the Store Manager at Superior wha t currency he r equired each pay day by registered mail insured and what coin he required by insured express collect. The bank sent this office a debit slip for the exact amount of the insurance and postage on the currency. The Store Manager at Superior paid the expr ess charges on the coin when he received it. I f it is decided to s end ca sh to Superio r to pay our pay roll vouchers I recommend tha t the same arran ,ement be made with the Rock Springs National Bank to s end pay roll money to the Mine Superint endent at Superior. Attached is copy of letters showing how this was handled. ur records indicate that from 40% to 50% of the Supe rior Mine pay roll uas paid by our Superior Store when the arrangement was in effect. Insurance charges on currency is 8¢ per thousand dollars or fraction thereof. Postage is 3¢ per ounce or fraction thereof and r egistry fee is .30¢. Insurance and expres s charges on coin is ~2.33 for the first $100.00. From $100.00 to ;>200.00 charge is $2.42 and from $200.00 to (~300.00 charge is ~t2.82. r-~ail leaves Rock Springs at 7:40AM and Arrives in Superior at 9:30AM. Leaves Superior at 3:45PM and arrives in Rock Springs 5:10PM every day except Sunday and holidays. Express leaves Rock Springs every morning at 8:15AM except Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays, and returns to Rock Springs immediately after unloading at Superior. /s/ J. D. Foster Assistant Treasurer �Cu·P Y Superior, Wyoming January 25, 1954 Hr. J. D. Foster, Asst . Tr eas. Rock Springs, 1·Jyo. Herewith money re quir ements of Supe ri or Store for cashing pay roll vouchers on pay day , Janua ry 29th. ,... iJ> 2,000.00 2,000.00 1,500.00 200.00 30.00 30.00 in 20 1 s currency 11 10 1 s ti II II 5's II II l's II halves, coin II quarters II 5,760.00 Signed Cha s A. Dean Store Manage r CC: Mr. J. L. Rawlings - - - - -- - -- - - - --- - �January 25, 1954 Rock Springs Nat ional Bank City Gentlemen: Please send Chas. • . Dean, Store Manager, Superi or, Wyoming $ 5,760.00 in currency and coin as follows : ,..; 2,000.00 in 20 s 1 Total 2,000.00 1,500.00 200.00 30.00 30.00 ~~ 5,760.00 10 1 s 5's II l's currency 11 Halves 11 (ruarters 11 II Send the currency by re gistered mail, insured, to arrive in SUPERIOR IK, THE HORNING HAIL, Saturday the 29th. Send the coin by insured express collect to 2.rrive in Superior FRIDAY the 28th. / Charge this office ,-Tit h the postage and i nsurance on th~ currency . Respectfully Assistant Treasurer �Rock Springs - March 6, 1958 • Hr. I. N. Bayless: I L. (CC - Mr. J. B. Hughes Mr . J . L. Rawl i ngs rfr . J . D. Foster) A problem has arisen at Superior concerning t he cashing of employes' che cks a t t hat district . As you will probably r ecall, the M & K Market at Superior doing business at the U. P. Store in Superior has been . ca shing t he payroll checks . I am enclosing a copy of a letter from 1r. O. E. Bertagnolli, Cashier of t he North Side St ate Bank, notifying t he M & K 1-iar ket that the bank can no longer advance ca sh for thi s purpose . It is my understanding that othe r pl a ces of business in Superior, Point of Roc ks and Thayer Junction having t hi s s ervice have also been not ified. The U. M. ·f. of A. contract provides t hat wage s be paid by check, Section 77, Page 63 of the Agr eement r aading : 11 ,1U , l 1vages due 1--;ill be paid in negotiable checks during mine office hours, 1-~ith provision f or the prompt r edemption of same by banks convenientl y locat ed. 11 / Of course you kno1-, there are no banks at superior. l-Ie would not care to redeem th~ checks at the mine office as it 1vould entail considerable wor k and t he necessity of providing cash on paydays. It is my understanding that up to ~~ 0,000.00 can be transported to Super ior through t he mail but in my opinion this would not be sat isfa ctory. I am bringing this to your attention asking your advice as to the best method to handle the cashing of payroll voucher s or it may be that the employes will be required to cash them in Rock Springs. Enc. V0M:KB �NORTH SIDE STATE BANK of Rock Springs, lrly o. Rock Springs, Wyoming o. E. Bertagnolli, Cashier February 28, 1958 M & K Market Superior, \'Jyoming Gentlemen: On January 11, 1958, this bank was examined by the State and Federal Authorities. The ~aminers not only severely criticized the practice of extending credit on so called Payday notes, but subsequent to that date, served the Management with notice that such practice must be discontinued. Ue deeply regret that we are forced by that edict to inform you that effective ·~arch 1, 195g, this bank will no longer offer this service. Very truly yours, 0/S 0. E. Bertagnolli O. E. Bertagnolli, Cashier OZB:jc �I I f /' I' i I I April 20 , 19'2:5 o C ri_:i::::i.1 Signed l. . B _·fLESJ �Bro Jo D. Foster : R0fe~ring to your lett er of Apri l 1 o·th : J.P~"YA.)0 l vcrn.oheA'-' t10 0 3327 s; mnount ;,~O o6 3s, was d eli'l'Jered. ..Go fu>,!l..1k :D o '?2.ylm:, D npe;ri mix'fi (;ierri; ide1•r~ifieatioa, at my o 0 fice today D o.na F-oro 6~ 0 sig-r1ed by T&.,yloir 11 is :K,eta.1rD.ed he:k~e,::.li th x'o2:> yo·· 2~ r-eooz.-.J.t:1 o �Rock Springs ~ April 10 , 1946 I Mr·o J _. N. Bayless, P r e sident Omaha, .i: i ebr. Dear Mr. Bayless: Complying with the request of Mr. Burress, I ar:i sending you herewith our pay roll vouc h er number JJ27 period AuguBt 16-31, 194 5 anount t lOo6J f a vor of Frank D. Taylor, accompanied by F orm 63. Please h ti ve Mr Tay l or sign Form 63 a nd return it to this office. Also enclosed is c op ies of Form 125, Statement of Earnings and Deductions for the periods August 1-15, 1945 and August 16-31, 1945, showing a total balance due o f $65.63 . On October 21, 191.i.5 The Union Pacific Coal Company, at Hanna, \'J , o., was served with a garnj_shl'lent ( Attach.rnent V!ri t and Su:-,:nons) the plaintiff being John Robinson ahd the defendant Frank D. Taylor. In which Mr Robinson sued for t h e stw.1 of (3 50 o00 plus costs of court for room and board furnished Mr. Taylor which had not been p e id. On No vember 2, 1945 this office pursuant to an order fron the court of Robert 11olyheux, Justice of the Peace, at Hanna, Uyo.,from. whos court the ga rnis1i_r1ent · issued,paid. into his court the sum of $. 55 . 00 in settle!Ilent of the garnishoent. Leaving a balance due Mr. Taylor of $10.63. Balance due per Form 125 August 1 to 15, 1945 « 16 to 31, 1945 Total Paid on garnishment Net balance due $. 20030 45.33 10.63 __fu3l2 p ectf ully :R-~ u~ e- L L -_ ·-r ~ssistant Treasurer �_,.. Loral 942.JGH rJ PACi FIC COAi,- . CO. tjpj "AT M T O EARN IN GS O F: .6 32 0 . • 94_ KORTH ..3 3 ,;t 61 DAYS DAYS @ {) St HOtraS @ 0 71 ✓ TOITS @ TONS @ @ TO'J,'.AL &Anrmrns DEDUCTIONS r l r I I "ZOTAL DEDOCTIONO BALANCE DUE TO?m Pll&t!IUII @ '£. r ·, •• ' TOTAL PIU:lll11Jlll EAl!.lffllQS J'ED, BOatAL IIECUlllTY TAX B.u.All'OE DUE 13 �Lo, aJ M!!-1511 ·' ,....w / N PACIFIC COAL CO. ~ i (j./ • ,,_~NA MINE N O F E A RN IN GS O F. ftA TEME ~ 0 J~M,tfeJ //,//Auk - , IIOlffll ~32.. 0 '94_ @ S / DAYS @ /1,J D.11.YS @ /CJ 7 /) ,Q~ @ / I} TOn{l @ TONS @ / / ,I C/ >.t / _s-- ~~ -~/ . .,;// f17 @ .3 .,2. tJ fJ 'l:'01" AL SABNll!O!I DEDUCTIO N S RENT, WATER, ELEarruc LIGHT COAL LAMP RENT.11.L BAffl BOUSE / 111 0 m:RCBANll!SE - I:XPLOSIVJ:S Q :111 ..5 I tJ f ~~.A} ¼_.AC ,i_ HOSPITAL co=ro!l WYOtllr.G 1111.LI:3 "lll PED. soauu. PED. == .3' 2.-i~o ult mo. T.AXE:3 U. S. W.11.Jl. 8.11. VINt13 lltl!ID3 .s Clo ' -1/J.-.'7/; : , 4 / , ~ ~ ~ I ~ I . TOTAL D!IDUC'7I.OU!J I,, BJU.IUil:nDIIE TOllll Pru:mut1 @ / ' ! /) // J, ')l ~ , , , 0/yt: . ·, ; ~1'! TOTAL PBmmllll ~ @ q;i.---' nii.SGClAL SEO~ TAX ) DALA!ICB DIIE 17-ff_ ,20!.l_tJ I . �o.icates he \"JaB ea loyecl r::..t Supe.}iox> J uly 3 11 1945 0 quit • July lf~ 1945 11 x>0-0m" loy0d a ·· Burma Aug;u.at 9 0 1945 snd. 00ia:!iv'0 0 ·ii.~J. yo~ pJ.easE'.l itW.Vise i f T;Ji::J Er~:.11 one ~his □Du to~ hi8 o~?Ji es 11 ~na i? 00 11 Dill you ~iRdlY ~end 0 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Wages of Employees Part - 1 Apr. 5, 1946 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1946-04-05 Subject The topic of the resource Collection of records for employee wages. Description An account of the resource 11" x 8" beige folder with black text. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Union Pacific Coal Co. Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Union Pacific Railroad Company Wages of Employees Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0042 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co.