https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/b735cbe4bdb6c782aa3c0459261d4c5f.pdf b56c23dc4486ff0bd3d9eaff67bd38ff PDF Text Text 'l'EE UiHOl' ?ACIF IC C 1AL CUiPANY • Spe c ial F ile l\i o . 1 84 23rd Logislature o tne dt n.te o f 1."! y om :'..ng l 935 li.:_) ,) . ·1\j o . 34 AN .i~ct t o aru end and r e- enac·t; Sect iol'.l. L9- 210l, •::y ming · Revised ~t c.tute 1 931, re l at ing to B};: TEI!' LS: o.nd sr;ec ifyir:g t h e ca.u i:; es or gr otmcis t 'rere (:f, and pr oving t hF.d; no pet iti011 !":.l otion •r a i,pl i cat i on fo r c.. nei'J tria.l ul}on t lie gr ound of ·u~·rl y cl i s co vered eviC:.once s ha l l be . file d mor e t he..n one , ~o.r 2.Atc; r• t ' ,e final judgment \·ms r 0ndered . �• .Intro4uced ·by Mr .. Edward T. Lazear . S. F. No. 34 A JBTIJLIL FOR AN ACT to amend and re-enact Section 89- ~101, Wyoming Revised Statutes, 1931, re; lating to new trials and specifying the causes or grounds t hereof, and pr oviding that uo petition, motion or application for a new trial ·upon the ground of newly discovered evidence shall be filed mor e th an one year after the final judgment was ' rendered·. J an. 21, 1935. Introduced, Read first ti°lYl e, Referred to Committee No. 1, Delivered J to Printing Committee No. 19. Be It Enacted by the Legislature of tlie State o{Wym~ing: . 1 Sf 8 Section 1. That Section 89-2101, Wyomiug ·Revised Statutes, 1931, be amended au\i; re-enacted to read as follows: Seetion 89-2101. A new ·trial is a re-e:x:a.inination in the same c·ourt of an issue qf r fact, after a ve1;dict by ~ jury, a report of a ref~ree· or master, or a decision by th1{.- 6 6 ~ourt; an<l the former verdict, report or d ecisio1i •shall be vacated, and a new tr i a·t granted, on the applicatlon •of the party agg1:ieved, fo·r any of the following causes affect,.. 7 · •:. i11g·:~ate1·ially the s~bsta~tial rights' of" 1nich party:" • 8 9 l. Irregularity in the proceedings of the court, jury, referee, master· or prevailing party, or any order of the court or referee, or abuse of: discretion, by which the party S. F. No. 34-Page 1 �,,· as prevented from having a £air trial; 1 2. . "1fo,conduct or the jury or prevailing party; 2 3. Accident or surprise, which ordinary prudence could not have guarded against; 3 4. 4 ExcessiYe damages appearing to hani becu given und er the inflneuce of passion or prejudice; 5 6 5. Error in the assessment or the amonnt ut recovery, wh ether too large or too 7 small, when the action is upon a contract or for th e injury to or detention of property; 8 9 10 'l'hat the Yerdict, report or decision is 11ot sustained by sufficient evidence or: is li. l'011ti-ury to law; i. Newly discovered evideuce, material for the pa1ty applying·. which he could not, 11 with reasonable diligence, have discovered and prn<lut'ed at·. the trial; pmvided when the 12 gro11·11ds for a new frial could not with reasu11nblc diligm1c c ha ue been d;iscove1·ed befoi·e, 18 b 11t m·e cUsco11crcd aft er the term at wh·ic!t flrn verdict, ·rcpol't· at' d ecision was rendered 14 or made, the applic..at1·on may be ·nuulc by petitio11, filed as 1~n other ca.~es, not later than 15 Ihe seco11d fe/'111-, after the discovery; whe1·e11.po11 C£ snnw11ms shall issne, and be •retiir·n- 16 able and served, or p1ibliootion made, as prescribed i11 Sect-i-on 89-820; the fa.cts stated 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 iu the pet·irion shall be considered a,s denied withou,t answer; 1:f the service be complete 111 vacaf1·011, th e case shall be heard and s-wnuna.1·ily decided at the e11s111:ng term,, and if in term, it shall be hea,rd and dec·i ded after th1.1 e.vpirafion of twenty days f?·o-m s-uch serv-foe; and the case shall be placed on the trial docket, and the witnesses shall be examined in open co11.rt, or their depos-itions taken as in other cases, b·ut no petition shall be filed more tha-n 011c year after the fonal judgment was rendered. 8. Error of law occurring at the trial, and excepted to by the party making the a.pplication. Section 2. This .A.ct shall take effect and he in force from and aft.er its passage. ';. F. No. 34-Page 2 �COPY Cheyenne, Wyoming, Jan. 16, 1935. Ur. Eugene t!cAullf'fe 1 Pres., Union Pacific Coal Co. , Caaba, '.Nebraska. Dear l.Ii-. rhAulif'fe: Mr. Pryde has come to Oheyoone to-dny and we have eone over tho bills· which llr. Taliaferro has prepared with reference to the compensation law. Copy of m:y letter to Mr. Lazear ooicb is enclosod harem.th gill in- dicate tbo action 1:1e have token. In addition thereto go have furnished copies of llr.. Taliaferro• e letter t~ ne explainin& th e bills and copios ot the bills themsolvos to IJr. Uullen and Mr. O'Leary . It oeoms to Ile that Ur. Taliaferro has fully and carefully covered the instructions ghich you gave him, and I have no suggestions to make except to suggest the possibility that the amendoent to Section 124-120 R. S. 1931, as amen~ed by Chapter 129 Session Laws of 'i'lyoming, 1933, occurring in the laat para- graph of sub-section (a) thereof, may not be entirely clear. I have not, ho't18ver, at .. emp-ted to make any cbange in thie a:iended provision. thinking that it will be better to take this up in connection with other po.esible amendments to be discuaeod with the Senate Committee to \7hich the bills are referred. I will Gdvise you when tho matter is .eat tor hearing betore tne Senate Committee. Very truly rours, cc - Ur. T.. s. 'l'al.iaferro, Jr. �COPY Oh0y01.m0, \'Jyoruing, Ja1:1. 16, 1935. I.'.?. ~d~~Td To La 2oar, uildini;. I hand you !1er0tn.th the thr'"'e bills p~opn:red by tu:~. ToJ.iufex-i,O ni-tu !f0fo:rcnco ·io the f!ox-kmen~ o Cac1pon0ntiori Lan; the c.ri:.astrophe fund [m::1 tho 1cm t:iHh ii'0f'erence to t10.tions · i'oir n 01:.1 t:."iw.. ✓ I also enclose cop o-" I.'.'.T o 'r'uliuf01i"ro's lette~ to me in o,,plarrn:Uon of 'i:,heo0 bills. Cith perticul or reforenca to the bill C:L G:?ld:i...'Plg the le.r.1 vith =o:?o::,o;;ig 0 to neo trials,. the purpose of this anend!Jant, is to place u lil.ui•ii- ;::c:;iol'! upon the time nithin ohich r::otions f oz- ns-1 trial upon t.he ground of Dooly discovered evidooce can tJe filed . AfJ tho lo.n non oxi0"to 0 at lenst cio :'!.o.to,;>pirefad by Judge '.i.'id1Jall, ·i;h0r0 is no suc h 1:i.mUn ion a nd ·t bie has o.n mp ri ·GQEJ.t beuiring, as qil l be cppm"011ri; to you, of cas eo ,..mdor tho c cmp 0nontio;;1 lar1. If th0r0 is no av.ch lici ts.ti on an injut"od \-1or!mara oey- yem-s o.f-iiot' the ~cctU:'X'Ol'lce of t.ho injury Hlo a r..otion xor no-a ix-ial i."l a px-o= 0 cc0diog for fill eoa~d upon tho ground of neoly di scovered ovidonce and open tho c.iholo cnae o I h ave spok on to Senator Peoi"'SO!l obol.!"'c; thes0 bills and ho undeE'~ o-&a.!'3ds that you. Dill int :roduco -G~1cw. I suggest -6 imt you speak to 11 im, telling hin yo\t hov0 ·(;:.0 oillG iD yo 2 posoosoio11~ a- d be ccrlai..vi that he io ln the c f1 ai.;c; o h 011 0 • t ey ai'0 in~GJrodueod □ o t.irnt ho tJill ref er the□ to tho px-opcll' cowmi-1:.-'c;ee. He advised oe t i10.u he c:ould ,·oi'oz- t.he bills to the juui= ci'aTy co.;;mitt00. -;;1on t he bills t1GV• • oelll E'Gfer?od to ·ihat corrJitteep· of t1h:lch you. m~0 n rn::,:....;' )cz,, th(? cool opc2i'aZ;m- c a."ld o-ih c:?s i;:;ould like to .1avo a dnto fox- i1e::iring :·•:-i f o~e ·cho con.::itteo cot fm~ e;"1ouah in acivcnc0 so -r. ~.at CDl'.llo !!O"i:.icLl can 'too given "S;o all iP..ic::eotod and tho miter co.n be cerofolly co~sid.0k~ed by the coo.mittoo. Uill you ldndly ndvis0 me o f tho actio~ you ho.ve tokon in thio co:nnectioij. cc = ··--.. T. S. .1.'Uliaf'eil'E"6, Ji". : . r~. Eueono Ce _ul:iff0. �r Ox-igine:t Compaooation Filo #J.84 Llr o Sohu U. LoO&s Che:,/GMO, t'Jyomii~ D0a;r S:u,: · 0000000000000000 0 In •;;his co:nuo@tiou 0 I ram al.so s0ndir1g a Bill xo'K' ru1 ,t.;!10i1dmerit O to SeoM.oID. 57.,.702, of Ariiclo 7, tlyoming Rov:i.00c1 Sta:i;u-'Gee , 1~31, "1.7hich th0 Gmploy0l!'S or cx•i;J?a-hazardcuo l nbori> ll.~vo @ezefully eon= ;t.B oJ.oo oori!1:i.X?~ you e. Dill ~~ ano.111d Sooiaon 8~.,.2101 9 nu&! 1 @orc1id0x> tg be oll ve·ay x'iir□-~ impo?'c;ruio0 Tho Dholo Gt!bjeat o~ - -r .f\L&1l. tJnS c::!!oh ga!i'blod by ·/;ha l"fOvio:!.on or 1931. . No 00ns0 cun h0 .oudo o~ o'!I i'..1; 0 hu1i oopoo!nlly ia ~~~ tla,r,..gorouo bceauoo no Hmi ❖.ation io plaoc.J '-W~ffl -~ L") ·Glr;i.o uh j } o.!)pli.., u·~ioilo i or? 11 NBU TRIA.'U 1 .foz> ' 1novly disoovo,?od ov-.ldo-·oo" Q □:st bo r__::u oo Ii'!. othc-ri.. TIO&\dOp ~.me.let:" -tl10 lC!.D ao i-'6 r10.:i 0.i-'..i,-rGo) t_JO!fu i.o tY G ·c:ti \.\.½1 ~ oo 11 Ii'08 Mjt~dico:~a•·, oop0dallJ7 i!!l aomponaaiion ca::Jc:i 0 i:"1on oJ.1. tho fnc·t □ aro x'oTgotton oo::::> noi~z:ma cen 0000 ia nnd ocy -~hat h::i ra.s j';!l'.Jt r,JGnily di0eov01.--•ct1 tlm~ k:, is snfx'o.rlng fg,Dm nn injuey- ha.ppoaiug th:i21 y00.g,o agv, nnd ·ihoro i8 ~@ lJ"t;C.'tiU'im ·balc'ri!!.., ·&o nCill:bTI o2 cay ouch ela:lr;lo ?.t10 11'An:int1om•;;n ·~!\mt I hnvo piloposed io ·tL o:ioo·J lo.uguC'-30 of tho oto:tuto shovn iu 1920 0 r ·yo::;h;,g Coe.:,ilc:.1 Sta.tu-Ceo, So<rvioD !J87<C•o T.hio statutoD o1 oou?.oo, io ·~I:::i Oll::1.o 11 !fobI?3.!3kl 0 Kc.:1sao~ Oslclm:2'.J. B·Ga.tutos. I-;; has boo:l ci.j~~ di.ca.,..;o l Zo~ a half contucy Ori' l.ilOX'0 0 oro ms a fixcrl, dofiai·~o an':il co~ -:; Qin moonil'l~, mid of coux-00, ·~h'.) t:wvisioaero 11 WliJittir.gly ol·'lm-i,:1<:>-'.;c:1 • this -cc:ctio::1 in tcying ~ :l0p~vo "6hC lo.u ~ Nvisici:D:..73 vcm far afieldo 11 iffl T:RIA.IS', 'but '\:110 I -aould □ uggoot that oor..o lacyor of tho Sou~to, uho hno -~b opi?it t.o ~ot bohine those t'.b.~~e aoendrn3nts, be requosted to i~roduco thwio If this io done, I ...-1ish you uould lot mo lm.ro u10 tJil1 .:.u-c. .. oduoo ·G h:i DiJ1 a, ond if I enn help in any manner -i n i::aakillg ~urtl-n~ 0.xtJlrumtir.m, I ti-ould gle.dly oono to Oheyenmi, and appotli' b0foreo tho Comittoo lnvinz tho Bills in· cho.i"ge. I uoul.'1 lilto cl.co to Zm.ou tho Comoittoo to t.rhoo tho three bills aro roforred. Youro truly, Cr.l.gil'lal Signod: 'f.S. To TST:ga , �A BILL l'OR AU i.Cf to R$~d auJ r ~- naot Sect ion 83- ~lOl, yomini ne~i sod Gtatutea, li3Sl, ·1·~l &ting to ne,i tri~ s M.d specifyi ng th~ c~-urae$ or ground. a tll1,!!x·0ot , an.u providin! that no p•t1t1on, motlon or ~1,pli cotion tor ,a fl fit\; tri upon the ~:round ot n&v-,l y di tH!ove1•ed ft,ridenc• tlh.all be f i l d. mo~e thrJll ons· 1 a:r fl,fter th~ f i n l 3lld'!$fnt Y-"61 s r en~6rec!. f • l t WiAC'.rtL fi:i. i'ti.u. Li.016.LA'.l'tm~ QY i.as 6'.11 AtJs {.IJf \a:ollttl'm: S cUon 1. Thnt f!e ct 1on 88- t>l Ol , .:y®ing Revised Statutes, l9i'1, b~ suunded ttnd re- enactad to r e~d es f ollo~~: bection 89- ~l Ol . .A n- 1 •• t ial 1:l £ .re- exalJ\in~tion in the- ssL1e COUX-t Of aih iG.SU~ of l"act, ~ft'=l' $l. Vti diet by ,r_ 3ury, a. repo:rt of a re:1"1.iiiree o:r u.ua t:•tt.•r, or ~~ tieel$1ou by th~ court ; ~.nd the .fori'J!el' v~r.d1et, :.. · ~-p~r • or dacia1or. "' .lJ. b~ v1:cl' taa, end :: n-o~ t..r..L11l .;J rapt. ed, :-·,v .. -l1tHttio 4. OL. t.n& o.f tr.., .. -.• •"•t.7 ii. ,r1lvciu, for ar,.y of th~ fol lo·;,1~g caus:~6 rt~;r-tini m.~t· ~·1 • ly thr; ~ului~ :.. ti l rignts 01 such .. art· t -1 . ·.tr1"egule.rit7 1.n th-a ;•roceedi s or tho court, Jury. referee, m35t~r or preve1l1n. ~arty, or nny order or the court or rtt er-ea, or abus~ of uiaer t.1.on, by wbJ.cll th e party «!I.! pre-v~nted !rOtli. :·.L•.v:. _,; • •fair t1•ial1 ~1 conau ct of tho jury or prsvailin p r ty; J\.l&r.:eu ~-;;,:;,in~t s •• • ... !ltiil)llCtJ 5, ~C6Ub1Yo d&maies app~~ .isl . ~o ·h "~e be~ given·under tbe of p.auii.«,n i or; __ l e41udlc e_; . £J-1'01• • • ' ~ th,a e;siie&"lli<'' ~ ,it t,.1.,, o<loui.t ot uconry, &hotbol" ~ too lar e Ol' too small~ :hvn ;tb• n~tio.n i i us;on ,. co~tl"~C~ or f or ·the 1.DJ,ur1. to ·er ,co ton t1o~ ~i. l>ro· ••ty i . 6. t~at the •• • d1~t , r~port .or d~ci i i o~ ts not ~u .t~lned by u!i'1C1ft:nt e~1c!e,ic , ot 1~· t.vtl tl;'.t 't:'1, tQ la1a ~ ~••11 di COVQr ~d ~~iu-an~ \, ~at$r1 6l tor apfl1- inc-, 'lllneh he caulu not , ·•1·t.h rtu:1.~~l ~ dil,i.&' • ., d.t : oo.., r ed 7. ~ • ro4Qo•d ~t th• tr1al J �&I qtn•r SM•l!t not l nte;r thpn t)}~:i f5Jl\eonr1 tq·e , ?fttar tht 4itcttttfi geraupen ' •wampps §ht1ll 1ssUR. 1 and be r utu;cn61.tl ~ fp~l 6&:ryszfi, or ;-)Ubl105t1on ma ~, s.e 1,x-~sc::-1bed 1n secti on 89- 8tO; tho~; tacts stht,:d in tb pe\ition ball b~ considerad a• dunied Ydthout ffi?S~er; i f th~_service b~ .xe~ratiOll or t -,:mtz dBjO t rom such 8.;l'Vlco i M·,'! tbet ca~m i-112111 be pl aced. .PP: t:l¼• t£1 &1 dooket 1 ~.nd th~ ~1tnwsso e !lh~ll be e~smin•d in op~n eour~. or tb &ir doposit1ou$ twcou as in oth~r cos ~&& but po p~tition $mall to fll d. llJ.O'):'Q tb~;.n one zusr .11ttmr tl 0 1"1nal ju<lgfuen.t Wt s r;::ncer·~d . 8, Error ot lav, occurring t1t th~ triu , end erxcepted to by the ~art.7 m~kin~ tbe ~;.i;tl1c~ t1ot>.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Title A name given to the resource The Union Pacific Coal Company Special File No. 184 - 23rd Legislature of the State of Wyoming 1935 S. F. No. 34 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1935 Subject The topic of the resource An Act to amend and re-enact Section 89-2101, Wyoming Revised Statutes, 1931, relating to new trials and specifying causes or grounds thereof, and proving that no petition motion or application for a new trial upon the ground of newly discovered evidence shall be filed more than one year after the final judgement was rendered. Description An account of the resource An 11" x 9" folder holding 14" x 8.5" and 10.5" x 8" papers, all of which have minimal damage. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Edward T. Lazear Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0176 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource John U. Loomis T. S. Taliaferro