https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/200b674d75f7dcf544f646de1942a0ce.pdf 149c423cf561879b0597da0fcb78f55a PDF Text Text Form 2101 C. B. After transmitting telegrams which In their (udgment would have served the Company's interest If sent by train mail, or appear unnecessarily long operators are required to attach a copy of them to proper Form and forward same to Superintendent of Telegraph TELEGRAM NUMBER SENCER RECEIVER SENCER RECEIVER M NUMBER Time Filed _____ -:. ___ ..M TIME SENT BENT TO RECC FROM TIME RECEIVEC ----· M All messages must be written In Ink or typewrltton on these blanks, and those for parties on trains (excopt trainmen) dellver~d tn soaled envolopoa. The exact sanding and rece iving time, l n l tlals of sending and receiving operator, and algnal of receiving otnco, muat be entered In -proper space In every Instance. Oporator must note on back oftolegrams tl mo of calls ar,d ca wi o of delay, If any. .. • :-Clark• Omalm ., A·.E Bi-adbu:ey, Ch~enn • ' ~ I :-,. 0:.,~1i~~:~iacli, • , _-_:_·:-1.~'-ltocl;. Sp r.izig•• ~ ~. .. ... - ·.?as msj,de-.. Alex Br:tgga . J · :.::c:=z----- -- .. =. I �Form ~191 C. S. After transmitting telegrams which In their judgment would have served the Company's Interest if sent by train mail, or appear unnecessarily "long operators are requrred to attach a copy of them to proper Form and forward same to Superintendent of Telegraph - TELEGR.AM NUMBER ~ TIME SENT ' NUMBER Ti(lle Filed _________ ..M - -~ - SENT TO - - SENDER RECEIVER SENDER RECEIVER M RECD FROM TIME RECEIVED .. - All messages must be written In Ink or typowrl lten on these blanks, and those for parties on trains ( oxcopt tralnmer1) deilv• ered In eoaled onvelopes4 The exact s~ndlng ond receiving ttme, lnltlala of sending and receiving operator, and signal of receiving office, mu3t be entored l n propar space •Ir. every Instance. Operator must note on back of telegrams time of calf~ and cause of delay, If any. r D O Cln~k, Omaha; . Hnnna, 3/20/rJS.; A · ~ -Bz,acibury, Che~.renne; ·G .L Black; lOaqtBlUUIX Rock Srrings. • at t-or. t hi:rt,y East Side blo~ up~ SSCODQ tim.!J'~a ~ehing ab out ·fifty more men, including D. l ! . El1 u s. 9ne of U :i. em has come out, at eleYen o-' e_l_ock and t her e 1s cl. r,o s :Si bil.1 ty of sav:ing oth~s. ""'! . K.. I. e_e hns pon e t.o . ~st Side •'.d th ev.np or z,ro. 1rok d. J ups. to-· o:pon sl.op~ . '1f . c. Jones. / �c. s. Form :!191 Aftertransm.lttlng telegrams which In their ludgment would have served the Company's interest if sent by train mail, or appear unnecessarily long operators are required to attach a copy of them to proper Form and forward same to Superintendent of Telegraph TELEGRAM NUMBER SENT TO RECD FROM TIME RECEIVED Time Filed __________M - M -·---:.t!u (,.:. SENDER RECEIVER SENDER RECEIVER M NUMBER ~ TIME SENT t .. - - Haxm~, All massages ·must be written In Ink or typewritten on theso blanks, and those for parties on trains (except trainmen) dellv• ered In sealed envelopes. The oxaot sending and receiving time, Initials of aendlng and receiving operator, and algnal of receiving office, must be entered In proper apace In every Instance. Operator must note on back of telegrams tlmo of calls and cause of dalay, If any. . 3/28/oi ·n. M. r.:i.i ~s J : i ~ t f ( Ett. :kE!!I waa on r:rtd_n Pun:.b~ Thi"e~ ,F ound f'O'llr" bod.1 ~s. at eight . P. • M. - i'T . c. Jones.,_ �Form 2101 C. S. Aftetortransmlttlng telegrams which In their fudgment would have served the Company's Interest if sent by train mail, or app~ar unnecessarily long opera rs are required to attach a copy of them to proper Form and forward same to Superintendent of Telegraph • TELEGRAM Tims Fi/9,d ____ _ ____ .J,f NUMBER SENT TO TIME SENT SENDER RECEIVER AU messages must be written In Ink or typewritten on these blanks, and those for partleo on train• (axcopt trai nmen) de llvored I n sealed onvolopes. The exact sending and receiving time, Initials of sending and SENDER RECEIVER office, must bo entered In proper space In every I nstance. Oporatori must note on back of telegrams time of calls and cause of delay, If any, M NUMBER RECD FROM TIME RECEIVED receiving · oporator, and signal of receiving M ·Hanna, 3/29/oa. ( •• C:Lpl1er, 14 woztds . - �. ,. . -<-. ~Ip ... - 0 i'· ·. 1:0 whcm it may concern:-- On )~ay 13th, 1~0 8 , I made :111y first official visit cf inspec • ion to !/line no. 2, located at H~a , V.ryomins , cpera t ed by the Union ::.:.- c if ic Coal Compcl'l.y , • I en tererl the mr.n way in co:otpany v.•i th j~ir.e Superin '"encten t 'th, - a s R. B utler .::.nd Foreman Thomes i'.'akely . 2 entr7 wr ich we e:xamir.ed We went down a.s fe,r £-.s No . t0 the fH ce , and returned over the working faces of the roo s by wa!' of t ne cress -cu ts t o the .mamni.y, wr.ere we decenoed to No . 3 leyel. \',e ~rr,,•P-1•·: t ci the face of this er.try and Cc;J!1€ back over the v:orkir..g f,ices o:' tl:e ·ooms, and went t o n o . 4 entn, , whi c h we t ro.vele ci to the entry face c~ncl c2.me buck through the rocm cross-cu -:s to the manrmy . Goin.;-: to N'o. le vel v:e went ir. to :he f f,ce arm e:>~6mined most of the rooms r,nd came to the slope v:hi ch we decende d te: P o . o lev el. '.'te went to the end of th i s e ntry which hc::.s be~n stopped accc,unt of r..aving enc oun',.,ere<1 e. fat! lt . ·ce c~1ne back through the rocms tc, the slope , e,nd went dN,n to Nt1 • 7 wr: ich ·.vc tr&.v e len tc the :f.ece ; there are no rocl!!s beir.g worked on this entry . ',.e then ce.CJ.e to the sur.face . '.f'h e condi t ion oi' this mine: is ver~• ,e:ood thr c-v gh out . The .air c·rr sn t -is ercellent en every entry , the mice well waterea vna f r ee or ,.,,~t . 'I:he tracks r~n d haulai:::;;:; r;ays ar e clean nnd tr..e w.a-n,.•m:• in gc ocl Th~ old ,·,orkin :_., s c;:.re ,r isit~cl ref,;ularly l..nrl the-ir condition 110 · d in the gas \iv·a tch wen ' s report b of1k s. T o ';:'I s dE.fe , -v ·ry ll ~tle n:s ,_:; been d iscov~rea i r; this mi-ne . .:;,ap~ . I no tice one t~ing here th~t I do net approve of . ~n ma~in6 ,. , ·r e21 LJ11ip.c'tions , the fi r e bo sses pu-i; their ri.& i ly mark too fr-:i.r r'ic,::n ·o"' t t e rocf . While th::re i5 no lo.r: afi':.i l')St t h is, I wouln. rec o,:illle.-:id , ;;~t a lu1rier ne placed in the room s , c.nc, set up over ni g:h~ , so tl1e ' bas t cr..rnen c~:.n c- scend to t he hie;he st p oir,. t , c:.ndplace their utar-k tr.ere or !. ~e show tl-!.e dct e o:f the e.xa.'lli~t·ition of th e l1igh 1rnt runf:'., o:f -:;r.e laclCte•· . ·c use of <C. pole for rn.i s in;; tr. e •safe t y lm!lp i.n ma.kins ezr.min(;.~ic.it1s O? 0 p,as ,-:& tchmen shoul d be inlluecHately fiiscontinued , Air mea su:renien~s , ta ken froi'l the report books ere as follcY:s ; In'!:Hk:e Retu rn J eeJ..40 cubit feet 1200 ,, " !fo . miners , day s.i-J. ift i:fo . mi~e rs , ni f ;r.t t shift i'To . nay men _, I 1 ., _J,p. j ✓ (_ I • / .' . \ •. �1 r, To wh om i t ·,nay c onc ern :-On .August 14th , lfK'8 , T mane :11.y saconn off ici"al vi sl t of inspe ct i on to M:in c 1fo . 2 a: H2.nna , ·: o .dn:: , the pri..1 p,:n·ty of t~ e Union Pacifi c Ccul Co·,np any . Jinnway in compnoy .ith i.•, ine ~creL11ao , I e nt ere d the •!ine at ~ r . Th oill& s t~ e at l ey . ~e travelen th.r )U ;h ..112n,..;ay fr-om top to bot tom and ••• .... imd i t in ex ce llen t conni tion . A11 through its entire length it uas l'E."tp a.n<i f re e fr om dust . 'Ce al so tr£.vele1, throup;h ~ 11 'he entries and to the face of e.- ch , a.ad thro u gh most o-P tha worki - rocms . 1'he air current in each · of these e n tries is exception~lly JOod . ~racks are kept clean acct well r -: e r ed . Y.'rom the report t:ook , I find :;h{~t ver-y little e;as is f und in is mine . ..:h e aba.ndoned rooms :-re exarniner"i. :re3ul1:1rly b~• the fiY-e bo3s ,_ , . n ~port 0d cs r equirecl by lcnr . -t., I noted that at nwnber t~irt: four room ( 34) on the aecond ,.rc.nanese .r.i·ler 1 1 ·his screen :.t the botto.r!I of his room tied up j .. h string EO t~et it ,_ llov,e th8 ai:- to fall bt..ck n the entnr ; . instet;,cl ~-:" pssr:in,; t~.rr:rngh the c:;oss - cu.t i,- t ... th.e na .... t rcon t . . ti.1e .rten inside . ~1.:; is yc si t;ively in ctir ct viol&:'.:ion of t:he lax: 2.uri. shoulri. not be p er• i':t e d. I ,;oulci call the c.tt~ntion of' i:-.~ 11::m, e iec1t o f th i s 11ine t o ec ;;.1.on s 2. 57~ E" !lj:58: o··· "':h,· hev i sed $tatut es of" ~ yonj.pg , an d urge t hat - 'i s :nan b e br ou~ to :ri. l as an e:::c.."lple , to £ r·3vent s. ,· ecurrence o:t· . •; t .na;· r e sult -very seriousl)· i::' 1 ermitte•l to co.1tinue . Tt is wr it:en rc.:1ue s t is i n aud i tion tu !TIY verb.:l r~ _uest to ~r . The .2s IT . Butle r, ~ine ·:1p e r int e nnent at ':I. ·.na, tile.de at the time of this a i sco.,.rery . t:r~ c;. 1 I a l so note th~t the pc·~er tc be us~~•~ ~he iners ·is lying o n -:he entri e s anr1 in p r acticElly unl i.1ni tect quan titi. e s . In sos,1e :.i.ace s , I f omlCl us ,n~lCh as t:rn fit; e I o:rnri Ci':.ns , -3.11 •"ull of powder . ,.. ,'.lu ln & spark f'rofll & nan ' s larn:p co11e in coq.tact wit"1.1 t i s, e. serious ex: • i:,n t:.uld be t":le res· 1 l t . '.J.'hi s :.a · cer shou:.ct be ..._tt e ade d t o c,t once , :r e. t,ette r syste!!l Brr.:need. ~ ..~~1 -:.in ct ''· i th t h e exce p tions noted , t h is ·'l ine is· i n f :i r s t c l a s s c otlci i - Air .nee.su r e_ile n t s , t a.k,Jn ✓ -"rc-1..1 t~: e tore:.nnn ' s r e port book are a s ~·llows : -In tz.~;:-e --.ne-t--ur ,a- - 3-t3 50 cu :ft per m -806 &0 1::umt,er of ~ir.eri:: e :,..:.c:1 ed Day .•1en L, s i ne tot t.l number .n3a in~ i. e • .. �The Union Pacific Coal Co, RECEIV ED DEC 8 1903 Office of MINE SUPT, Hanna, • Wyo. To whom it may concern:-- On December 4th , 1908, I made my third official visit of inspection to Mine No. 2 ~ t Hanna , Wy omin g , the property of th e Union Pacific Coal Company . In company .,aith mine foreman , Thomas i~'akeley I ente:red the min e a.t the mam.:ay and v:ent into the sec orid entry, ,1h ich we travelec'l to t he fFtce , exa,riin iri.g some of' the worlcinp; rooms . At the last cross-cut I •neri.sured the air ann found 9800 cubic feet trave ling per minute for t r. e 5 5 "'Uen at '7."0rk . vre then ca. !.e out to the manway and went dOY·m to th e third entry, which we trabeled to the face; Et the last cross-cut th e a ir 11easurecl 48oocubic feet per minut e for the 28 men employed . Vle ex;:.:.rninecl some of the working rooms ou th is entry on our way back to the :,1anway. At this point we met ge.s watchman David Jones, who accomp1:-..n i ed u s through the re st of the mine, where we examined some o:f the c.b e.nci.onect. laces. We visited thestable s on the third entry , and fr om here wen t ~ uwn to tte fourth level, and in to the face , measuring the air a t the _& st cress-cut &nd found 8280 cubic feet pas si ng per minu te for th a 47 en employen. From here we \·rent dov,n t o the fifth entry and went in to th e face, end measured the air . We found 5400 cubic feet p~r minut e pas s ing for the 54 men employed . We also visited the stables on this en try . From here we went to the seventh level and in to the face, ~•h ere the air ~easured 3000 cubic ,eet per minute f or the 25 men at wor k . We then crosse d the slo·,e and went in to the eif;h th entnr, v:h ich is j m;t b eic.g 'borken a:v:a.y . Prom here ,..,e went up to six Antry and in to the -f",- ce ~ ·where tr,e a ir mee.surerl 600 0 cubic f'eet :per minut e for 12 men e mr, J.o:r?.d . \?e exu~ined soi:'l.e of the abandcn ect places on all -t;he entries as well as the working r lc.ces . I note from the foreman ' s report book that very lit t le e; as is f ound in this mine . I Vi0uld recomme nd that nt1ltlbe r seyen entry shou ld have a water pipe la.id the length of the entry, so th e dust ca·ri be le.in there ia t:reat C'ia.nt;er :f'rom the oust on account of shot f'~ring . I also notica a boanled stopping over the manwa:r a t the sec ond lev el, ,:,;hich shouJd be re,r;oved in cese of f ire, E:.s it is s e rving; no pu!."o se whc.tev er e:.t this ti:ne. There is also too much t imber and l umb e r , :v-ing around in the stab le s ,7hich sr 0111<1 be ret11overl as i : :Ls dange r c,ue. i case the loose hay should take fire . . I also note a great imp roveme.r1t in the powder sy ste.'.Il sinc e my la st visit. The powder is now sent in to the mine i n lim ited quanti~ies, f.ud th e miners are keeping it in their boxes covered, instead of allow incr it to laf on the sicte of the entries . n 7 r'-) Othe:r.·,ise the i:;enera.l condition of this mine is goon . The leve Is above nU1D.ber seven c:-_re all well watered Yri th c ,... ood supply of' fresh. :.i ir travelin~ for tbe u1ine 's employees. The ,.;yst em. o:f. bratticing is ~1 ery good, screens 'baing properly h ung t o l<:e0p the a ir circulatinfl up anct &round the ro OJl heading s. 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All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0113 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Alex Briggs W. C. Jones G. L. Black Title A name given to the resource Hanna Explosion Notices & Post Explosion Inspection Reports Subject The topic of the resource Distributed notices of the Hanna explosion as well as inspection reports of affected mines. Description An account of the resource Three 5" x 8" telegram slips and three 12.5" x 8.5" reports. All material is in good condition with minimal damage to report papers. Some pages are faded may be hard to read. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1908