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I.1r . George Pryde,
Vice PrP &lt;'. ic'~ent &amp; Gen. ~ianager,
The Unfo n Pa c i f i c Coal Compnny,
Ro -::::{ Spr ings , Wyo.
Dear Llr. Pryde :-

It has been the pra ctice of this department at some time
pri or to the me eting of the Legislature of this State to call together
t he l arger employers of labor in Wyoming in order to consider any
rnnendI:1ent~ to t h e Comp ensa t 5.on Act that it might be thought wise to

make .
V! e are calling such a meeting on Augm:t 17th at the

office of Judge Lacey a t 10 o I clock in the morning, and v;e r.ould
appreciate it very much if you could find it convenient to be t h ere

at tha t time.

I ,., ould request that you advise me whether or not you

nill be able to be present at this meeting.
Very truly yours,

H. R. WE
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FORM 2.103

tHl-10,000

THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPAN.Y
OFFICE OF

Attorney

U •• Euc en e .t1cL1uliff0
1•116 Dodge Street
Omo.ha.D 1Jebra:.1k &amp;l

I personally apprecitlte your letter of August ath,
to Ur. Loomis, in which you state tha_t you \70uld be glad to
confer v,i th :Jr. Morgan upon co.:npensation matters af'ter our
. oetin!3 on tho 17th. I think it would have been a serious

1.:t l.stako to h ave had anyone except the empbyers present at
our t1e0tirr; on the 1'7th.

Yo11 will rea ember my reading to 7ou a letter thnt

r wi·ote tr) Jud.Je Tidball, and your asking me if I had reoei ved
any reply, and I told you flnon.

Yesterday I received a reply,

and it gJ.Y c 1ue an op1)ortun1ty to ansi7er Judge Tidball and eet

matters before him a.s a Judge that could hardly have heen gotten
bafore W:~ in the trial of a case. I aJ!t inclosing a copy of
e17 letter to Judge Tidball.

Judge Tidball, as he states in bis letter to me, dated
August 8th, r~lused, at the request of the County Attorney, to
set throe cases for trial. lly complaint to him TI"as, as you will
~emeube1·, that 1:ecklessly t..'1e County .Attorney's office was
subpoenaing witnesses, cedical exper·ts., and using them in
needless litigation.
I shnll bring to Cheyenne UJ"/ correspondence With
Judge Tidball, as it illustrates ~Y point of view, as well as
his, and I thlnk, a desir~ on the part of both of us to remedy
some ev11.s,
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erc to.:or0 occurred to you,.

You c1tB ~u.. oo con iensati on

co.388 t ::.at )'OU nore n rf .:cc to sot dorm for t ~ial 9 and r;iiich. ~tou have .1.ot done.

You D S:) o.s:: ,_ • fo r tP-'0,1 t (n· dlsJntch in stiriu l atin;.J for auards:t ami to change
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,o t;nul d ;12v o Zo :nu tho folloc~sin6 :

~o· . . Eonor ~o.~t erecl a fini'.ll a0c1·oe of auard for tem_,.oraey t otal disabili ~'" e u1 :J0.I'ci1, 1 c ~2., I-Jo :.:J.o tiou, 1Jetitlou, noti ce 01.. s~ons to vacate the
ord~H' CTUD ever filcdD nrn:l tb.e vol'k::wn is claio1n:J additioncl. t eE.lporar--y total
ui.3abi1i ty I eo::.1rne t e c ·1,n'jr1 s the decree -cras i.:-H.G:.!J.XUf~Y D~T.i.;Rl!;D,- and that b11
s'--&lt;~~econ frE.:l~UHfil.t~ uisc.:mrJed l:l~J . I t \"las or.J. • ton da~rs ago nhen his surgeon
oi scf:.nrgeci. hiIJ~ tl1 - second tJDo, fo:r t?:1i o injury. He hns not been in the
G:'.JJloy of ·Ci10 Lion Coal ◊0:2;. rurJ since l~px-11 ;;;:;tu., \.'Jilml tb.e mine was co:ol etely

closed .
Yo l." ·,onOl' l"enuereti a .finul d0ci'oo of a :mrd, in nove::Jber, 1 931 . lo
cot~on, )etition, notice o? suD.::lons to vac~tc the order ~as ever filed, and
the •;-.:orkoa.??. is clni!nn3 add.i tional cor:2:)enso.tion.

This r:orkoa.n re11ort ed no inju:r-y, anu
de no claim for compensation•
for abot!t t r:n oonths after he no·:,• clni.·~s the inju~y • ccureu . His o·m surgeon
discl~i.r:rn th.2.t the herfr1iu fro::i r:llich he u1.)p e.ars to be sufferi.ntl had EJn7
con cction •:Ji th the G.llczc-d injuI'y., but on tl:la co tr· ry, lle cl il:ls th hemia
is un 2:l!d.en.t one.
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Ilatl you."i: Hon r sot thosa casos do::n i'or tri 1, eacl c se, under the
nct!1ods ::.c':! bol .; used by t1 G County and ..' 1osecutin"' Attorn y,
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.,2,nc l o sed pl e a se f i nd lifd; furnished by 1'-JT. r. Calv erly

of t hos e Tihom he s ~Jses ts sh ould be invited t o the Compensation
Confe r e ce , t o be 1.e l d i n ·thi s of f ice, .August 17th.
I s hou l d appre cia•i;e . any s ugges-'cions you may ·have with

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. George B. Pryde,
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Dear Mro Pryde:
Referring t o your letter o:f August 1st, suggesting August
17th at 10. 00 o'clock A. M. as the date for a conference at our office
with reference to possible changes in the compensation law and 01.1r- subsequent exchange of telegrams with reference to the availability af
August 16th for the conference:
I note that the 16th would not be available for the reasons suggested and we will re-arrange our schedule here so that the conference
can be held on the 17th.
I have arranged to have Mr. Calverly here and will also arrange
through him for a representative from the Midwest Refining Cctm.pany to
attend.

He has suggested that Mr. Osborne of Ca~per representiri;g . : the

Standard in such matter, should be here and I have asked him to arrange
that also. He also promised to give me a list of other persons mom he
would suggest should attend.

When I have received same, I will give the

matter further consideration.
Presumably you and Mr. Mc.A.uliffe have given consideratiOll to
having a representative of the labor organizations here and concluled
that it would not be wise.

Judge Lacey lns suggested that we have al-

ways been in agreement with the labor organizations, a situation which
has been very helpful in getting compensation legislation through the
Legislature.

I suggest this so you and Mr. McAuliffe may consider

whether it would be advisable to have Jimmy Morgan and Mr. Fox at the
conference.
CC-Mr. Eugene McAuliffe

Mr. T.S.Taliaferro,Jr.

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THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY

Ro ck Sp rings, Wyoming
J uly 7, 1932

IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO
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mr. George E. Pryde
Vice President and General Manager
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I think there should be a conference between some of the larger
em)loyers of' lab or in extra- hazardous employments, to vmrk out several proposed ch ange s in th e law, to be presented to the coming Legislature. Here
i n Si7e e t r1ater County , an effort is being made to use the Compensation Law
a s a poli t ical convey ance. It is unnecessary for me to go into detail as to
nho is doing t hi s, and the inconsistent and unreasonable changes which are
being proposed.
Ho ~ever, the County Attorney has gone so far as to state to the
Judg e of t h e dist r ict court that the hernia statute will be repealed by the
next Legislatur e. Of course, such action by the Legislature would be in
violation of moder n scientific thought upon the subject.
Some of the things that I think should be considered are:

A law limiting the number of witnesses which the County Attorney
may subpoena at the expense of the employer.
Non-resident employers of labor to give surety as to contributions
to the f und.
·r he constitutionality of the service charge to non-resident
employers should be considered.
The eff ect of lower wages upon the awards as fixed by the
schedule, and the inevitable diminution of the fund, under present
schedules. •
A modern schedule of loss of vision should be pro posed~ in lieu
of the present schedule.
The sta tuto ry fees for investigatio n s made by Commissioners u p on
reference by the Judge to be fixed by law.

I wrote a letter, a few days ago, to Judge Tidball, protest~ng the
bringin3 bJ the County Attorney of many witness e s, in behalf of claimants
who are iuduced to bring suits by one Dan ~allie. I stated to the Judge'

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t ha t almos t every t hi ng t hat t h ese witnesses would testify to v:ould have
been admitted without any witnesses. But that is not the idea. The using
of t he s e vi tnesses is a t the exp ense of employers, and is a gratuity.
I think it would be well if you would consider this l.etter, and
s e e i f ar range2nents can be made, sometime before it is too late, for such a
meetin; , and t o h ave a p rogram for consideration which has been well thought
out . At lea st t hose who attend this meeting should be those who have had
a ctual experience in t h e op eration of the law, and who have given consideration to t h e administration of the law in other states.
It vmuld seem to the writer that Rock Springs would be the most
favorable pl ace to have the meeting.

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wing ;;;11. . fiGLU'.'es sho, _ on ·t:he at-;·i;a.chads
Y u. ttl.11 note tho .oharp 1"'00.uc"i::ion i."1 roceip"i:;o D t..lie reduced·
xic turn ::'Y.: m tho polici:r1e; ohm."'ge : due in pru."t ·i;o change in rates
eno.ctcd. by tho last loe;isla~cure·, The awardc Zor injuries have 1
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m.ll "oagin to sl'l..r-'luJ-r., coJIDnenoin~ with this yoar.

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