https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/b864d60551ef9670ecac2226750c71c7.pdf 879dc727513d31b1c304a9e0b5c93ea8 PDF Text Text ,,, • 1 RocK Spring s - Sept ~ 23, 1924~ • .. . . r. ·Mr , ·Eugene NcAul if£e: He'rewith , a.n0thcr clippin~ - frorn t h$ Cheyenne Tribune· of yesterday·, ' • pertainin~ to cc:nn~~ns~ tion i und .. . This m~y ' . . . be of i nterest to you. J ., r \ / �~.~ . . • _/~: ~ 0·;,~_J!'' .~~· f ~ ~1lf11' (; Ji:-.-. Wlifle·:tne flgiireii .1Jf ·aeta.Ir ~s ,•Jt ;::: ..-..; --'"'7 . l .. ~v Presented by the Labor Journal , ,. , ~ \ are inconsistent With the totals set •• • , t, Nfl • If .• • • 1 down in the same article, the dlsAnT,oMJNG .STATE TRIBUNE AND CHEYE~ STATE L~A. o;repancies are slight and appar" .,. • • . ~ ently are the result of considerar dustrial accident fund was 'tor wit- ; t~on ~avtng b_een given in the deness fees. . tailed figu:re1;1 some it~ms which ~ Of the $499,464.22 received on : ;~~e,-~ot included in th~ compiia.~coount of the · premiums, on pay : 1 ~e tota~s. , . rolls, 5·2. 7 8 per· cent was paid out I, ~cco rd..;ig to •• ~ La.bor -Jauron account of death claims 2 6 s I nal 8 figures, collectiorui . for . the per cent was pa.id out 'on a.~co~nt : Workmen's Compensation folio. of permanent total dlsabll1ty, during the 1924 Period covered. by . 26.~?, Per cent -was po.id out on ac- ~t~ep~rt t.otaled -$4~9,-4:6~.22 and ; count of permanent partial dise.. dr wale from the .fund toW.ed billty 81 48 per cen.t was paid out ,' $ 682 •315 •19 • '· tt'h e •1fJthdrawals • on a c~ou~t of t emporary total dis- i exceeded the collections. by. $18,2,;.. ! • • • ! 850.97. This entire overdraft, •. ab1Uty, 22.85 per c_ent was paid i • a.n.d $59~A3 additional, 1s repre- , out on account of medical a nd · sented, accord!n,g to ',µi.e figures, ; hospital services-, .88 per cent was by the overdraft of the ..co·al min- : The.t the coal mining industry paid out on account of lnvestiga- ing•industry~ tota.l.ing FSa~H . . ; 2 40 durcig the year 192 4 bas dra,vn tion_s and . 02 per cent was paid out Th~ ~verdraft of au iil~ustries ~-; ; from the Wyoming W orkmen's on account o.1. witness fees. cept the coal and the oil was more '. Compensation industrial insurance $15 2, 1 58 -35 _or 30 pe~ ce~ of than compensated for by the oil in~ · fund considerably more than th~ total premi~ms received was dustry's contributions in exceas ·or1 twice as much as it . paid into the paid by the coal mdu 5try. the withdrawals a.tributable to the fund during that period, .is ·. re$15 2 , 22 0, 5 0 or 31 per cent of oil industry•.. and had .ft not .been vealed by interesting and illumin- the total P:emiums reeeived, was for the excessive withdrawals' ~tatlng, f igures presented by the paid by the oil ! nd ua t r y. tributable to the coal . minlng hi1Wyoming Labor Jour nal. During $194,085.50 or 89 per cent of dustry, the total of contributions :1the 192~ period covered by these the total ·premiums received, was to the fund during the period cov- j flgures, the coal mining industry paid by other industries. • , ered by the figures , would hpe : ' paid into the Workmen's Com$335,600.75 or 50 per cent of been greater than the total of the 1 pensatlon fund $152,158.36, and the total orders paid out was withdrawals leaving the fund's 1 there was drawn from the fund as charged against the coal industry. record for , the period "in the . the result of injury to coal mine $135,925.03 or 20 I)er cent ot blaclt" Instead of deeI)ly •~in the 1 indusqy employes $335,6 00.75. the total orders or awards pa_id out red." . , ,· ,The/~Oal mining industry, there- was char~.d ,a~ainst the oil mdusSome of·the tnte~sting inform•;1 fore, according to 't;hese figures , try. . -, -. , . : a.tlon contained in the La.bor Jour- · drew from the State fund $183,$2 00,55'1'7 .08 or 30 per cent of , nal's· statenien·t follpw: • H2.-i0 more than it contributed the total orders or awards paid '. . Fo~ the 6,909 cla.lms against th~ ! to the fund, withdrawals attribut- out was charged agains~ all other ~dustrlal accident fund· allowed able to the coal mining industry industries. during . the calendar year .of 1928, i exceeding by more than 120 per The following num_b er of ~m~ , the total - amount awarded was i cent the industr y's contributions. players paid into the fund during i $682,816.19. • ' The coal mining industry, the the eight periods :1 .- $2l3,633.96, or 38.~4 per cent 1 figures reveal, is both • the chief First period, 241: second pert- , of the total award ti-om the indus~ contributor to and chief drain up- o_d, 601; third period, 664; fourth , .trial accident fund was fp_r !lea.th on the State industrial insurance per~od, 1,032; fifth period, 1,606; claims~ • • . . fund. The .oil industry is the sec- si:itth period, 1,350; seventh pei:i, $12,904.10 or 10.05 per cent of ond greatest contributor to the od, 1,630. _______ _ - · the total amount awarded from ; fund, also the cause of the second L - - - - - the industrial accident fund was 1 greatest drain· upon the fund. Dur- • . for cases involving p'ermanent to• ing the period covered by the La, tal disabiUty: • , bor· l"ournal's report, the oil in, 129,94~. 1·2 or 19.05 per cent of dustry paid into the fund $158,the •total amount awarded from 220.50, and accidents in the oil the industrial accident fund was t industry were responsible for for cases involving permanent par, withdrawal .from the fund of tfal disability. . $136,926.08. The oil industry, ;167,215.96 or 28.0-i per cent therefore, according to these fig- ' of the total amount a.warded from ' urea, contributed to the industrial • the industrial fund was for cases , t11surance1 fund· $17,295.4:7 mol'.'e involving temporary disability. t tha.n. the 1tithdra.wals attributable $114,126.45 or 16. 73 -pe.r cent ! to the oil industry. ; ; of the total awards from the in! During the period cov6red by. ; dustrial accident fund was for \ the report, all·Wyoming industries) medical a.nd hospital services. l1 other than the coal and oil, which : \ 'l $4,380.00 or .64 per o~t of the ,come within the scope of the : . total amount awarded lrom th e i:"i Workmen's Compensation law, 1 : dustrial accident fund was for I>aid into the industrial acc1dent 1 vestigatlons. • t ! the 4und el94:,086 60 Accidents to• $188.00 or .01 P~~ oen tho. :III. ,. • these • the employes of lndustries j• total a.mount a.war dad from , e (all except the coal and·oU ind.us-! , ,tries that contribute to the Statei fuhd), were responsible for with-: ·o.ra.wals from the fund totaling l U00,557.08. The withdra;wals at.I trlbutable to a.ccldents to employ~· • ea of these srouped industries therefore,· exceeded the oo:a.tri-bu~ • tlona from these . ;Industries by '-~~,COAl MINING ° YEA . COS lY 1 To S t a t e Insurance . Fund, :Figures • Reveal ! r �,- . ,... I \J October 13·, 1·924 } I ..... ' ... ... llr . J . ~. Snydor , State 'l'reu.aurer f • ' Cheyenne, ttd.ng. Dear Sir: • Find I ha~e no ·oopy of the 1922 and · . ' . 1923 Annual Rep~rt of·the Cor.Tpensatien Depart• mant for the_State of .,·y-om1ne. If you have extro. .copy ot ~bove p.tcoae aend thero to me. ttr. Eu.gene ~ !cAuli rte , our President. , I l Ol4 u. P . Bldtt., OLlQ.'.tm , •.fould -a.loo be pl.ea.sad t - to be t u.Yoreci with t:1a 1923- 1~ .sue . lou.~s t'rul~. .., ' • �. ..: ' . Rock Springs - November 1 , 1924 . !!r . Eugene ;IoAuliffe : • He1"'ewi th :.'irst Repprt _or .~:oming 1-.·ork~. ricn-';. Oonpensatlon· .epartmon:t , l~lo ., 1916 . . ~hall cste ,: _ 1 t :favor to ~ ..::ve 1 t returned as it seems to be tho on1y one extant 1ere • . •'lC ' • �~\ ·~NUV ™~mu_ -4w19Z4 ~ IID r ! . ·l ••\ uEt!ERl\l. MANA~:rn :; OFFICE DISTRICT COURT COIIMISSJONER NOTARY ,u,uc AND STEN0CkAPHER T. 5. TALIAFERRO, JR. AND W-Ah-T:Eff·--A·~-MtnR - -· ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW ROOM 5·10 ROCK SPRINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING ROCK SPRINGS. WYOMING Nov.. r d , 1924. ur. Ge ortie B. Pryde Vio c Pras i dent and Gen e ral 1l 11aco1· Tl1e Uni on Paci fic Coe.l C mpat'~ Ro ck Sprin.:;s , Wyomi11z near Si r , In clcnovrl e dgins the assi:Jta.nc ~ t:1at you have given me in a r 1·ivi11& :.!.t 1.J.1e l"'ight c or.1pens u.t i on due i nj ure d wo1"l~1an, Anton Dolence1 in tho empl of t!1e Unio11 Pac i fi c Coal Company ; I wi s..11. to call your att ent i on (not :Poi~ the :pur:po;:;e of cri t i cis: 1) to th e final re1,ort of the su r ge on, and the !.Iino S pe:ri 1tendent ' s lettei· of July 11th . You al.. C doub tless e.ware of t:1e fa.c t t l at we have a ne-rr c om n ation c lerk, Hrs . Eme ry. T:ie fin~l r e port statez in terms tl a.t Ant on Dole oe, "was injured Lt ock Spr · n:·s , o?nin:.; , on the 29t:1 of April, 1924, and who h as been nde1~ my rofe ss i ona.l c~.u ·e since the 29th day of Apri" , r,as di 3Char ed fro::i t""ea.t. ent on the 4th day of August, ., ,.. - • ti . -, ' - - . In d.i1 aoting t he compens ation I myself this r.aorn:i.:a.g sai d the dur t i on of t . e inj ur -r1as t~r ec no11ths and five days. T:.1.e statute ua i ng :lont. ly periods f o r oo:npenso.tion r~:tl1er than · :; ... r d.ie:n. 10 Hov1evc1", !:!iss An erson llis a.ft'3:c~1oon o.s..::ed me for recono i J.ero.tio:i., point ins out t hat D:.:-. Arbo ~as t had :placecl. t:ha time of tli sebilitJ ~t S8 a~ s, and also pointing out that there ,, .. : :; -~ v - iance bet·:r n i:r. !.:cCuty's state:~ent i~ his letter of ~ul~· llti.l, "!Ii tA t11e abo vo s t a ta:.-.1cnt of Dr . Ar'bo.;ast, .and ti1e con.ict bet .1een Dr. bo'=" ast's :final report i:i itself. On second cons:. era.tion, ~-:e reached the conclusion t~1a.t Dr . Arbogast dii not .i:-ende1.. profe ss ionc; 1 care t o t!ti s Y101..~an on the· 39th of !!Pl'il, or at :-J:rJ.Y otlle ... ti:n :prior -to thirty da."' s tl1e1·eafter, oi.. :ay 29th: :md ·.w; o.rri v·ed at this conclusion merely through e. c.nance letter v1ri tten by Hr. -:-:ccart . :i. 1 Still on the whole with tl~ese confli~ting statcr~ents ~e are not in a :-i:,osition to ~ :r ~·1hethe1~ thia \"IOrkman i:l entitled vO cor.i,ensatio~ for three ~onths and five days, or two months llnd five days. I only call ;rour att.entio~1 to t~is to sho\J h?vr e~a.sy it is to diasi?ate t:.1e c~~pensntion fund, unle~~ care is ~1o~n. O r cour:oe, ·re c ~n a lv1a.ys .3ue~.:; a,t these tlli~s, but Zu:J.3 of n~oney o.t1ould be paid out u on b:l~C!seo, a."ld to avoid this, it ha.s been a £!:i.'eat bu den Po~ tn.13 offitJe V:J.c..t migll t 'be re li1w ·,ed, if we ci:-uld cet a li tt la .,_ OO -opei•~~ion. You w11·, undu. ,t_.~~r! t:1a.t t~~c Docto.c •~ final I ·up do not believe th· t 1a.r.3; �OFFICE DISTRICT COURT COIIIIISSJONER NOTARY PUBLIC AND STENOt.kAPHIER T. S. TALIAFERRO, JR. AND WALTER A. MUIR ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW ROOM S·IO ROCK SPRINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING . ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING . report, .as well as Mr . l:.lcCa.rty ' s letter, C8.lile to us through t:ie mine superintendent ' s office, and the question is, should not so~e investigation and consideration be given of these natters ; tne mine superintendent ' s office, and not to leave the entire 1responsibility upon t.tJ.is office, ,·1!1ioh cannot know the facts as well as they ca11 be al·ri -ved at by the mine super intendent ' s of .J:t' .Lice. You1.. a truly, 'lS'.1.' : GA �\ ~Rock Springs " ~ T·r• T.• , • Nov·. 4 , 1924. Ta liaf·c rro, J:r: . : I am n tt ohing he re,-,i th , copy of· le.tt~r ,J I have ··. -:r itten ·~ o Mr . Dickinson~, ou r Os ncra ~. Superin- tendent. Your poi nt io well tak~n . I believe our Sup- erintendents are not giying y _o u the support that they should an d as this is a matter of dollars .and conts to our ~ompany , I am goi ng to .i nsist that the Supe:rinten~ dents pass u pon these c l ·ir::e before they c\o~e fro office. their Thank yo~ 1·or calling my a ttention to the dis- ~repancy ~nd wiJl be gl ad to have you inform ~e ~f any . . . , ..., other such cases come up. .... .- I �Rock Springs - Nov. 4, 1924. Mr· A. w. Dickinson: I ¥d sh you would please note attached letter from Mr • Taliaferro regarding compensation which should be pai d to An ton Dolence. I think Mr. Taliaferro's point is wal l t a ken and believe all Superintendents r el y too much on Mr . Taliaferro to decide the ext ent of compens a tion. I wish y ou would take up with all Superintendents in the Rock Springs field, advising them that the y should p ersonally check the employees claims before they rea ch Mr . Taliaferro's office, as all claims should be scrutinized by the !.H ne Super- intendents personally and not left en ti rely to the judgment of the Mine Clerk. Will you kindly take up with the Mine Superintendents as instructed, sending me a copy of Your letter? . As Mr• Taliaferro says, we must watch our com.pens a ti on excessive. CC-Yr. T. s. Taliafe~ro, Jr. will not become �Rock Springs - November 5, 192 4 . Detailed Info rmati on On Compcnsation ·cases. subject: F, L, McCarty, Thos, :Foster, Wm.. Redshaw , J, of Holen, Our Attorney, Mr . T . s . Taliaferro , Jr ., has encountered difficulty in a number of compensati on cases, due t o the fact that the information furn i shed has been in- comple te . As an exampl e , there is a case on record in which a man all eging injury did not report t o the physici&n until thirty days after the date on uhich he alleges the inj ury occurred . Superintendents shoula personally examine all reports and forms which :pass their ol f ice· in ~he course of the rep0rt1ng of acci dents and the filing of the co:cipensation forms in order that t hey may note., investie;ate an d furnish ns COJnplete inform.a tion as is possible to eliminate d iscre:pancies l?td ?ll1·nimize the misunderstandings between their offices and the office of our Attorney• There is danger that a lack. of 1 11tol."Jnation in the ~ttorney6' office may 1 ea d t o abuses in °'1-ryin out the in tent of the c ompen:.:;a tion act, thereby ei th er 4tt>let1ng the fund or 111Juat1ce to • on the o ther hand' working unneoe saary , �V November 5* 1924 . Dr• R, n. S~tnders , ~upe rior • Wyomi nts • near Dr• Sande rs ! I wish tha't i f y ou ex pe c t to be in town during the presen t week a you WOiJ.ld iet 1:10 l\'.nov, a day ahead , as I woul d l,ike to g o with you t o !2r . Ta.liaforro • s •• office a nd t alk over so~1e p};l.a scs of thQ Compensati on Act, ~ regardin g which there seems to· be sot..te ;fricti on .. I thi nk the cat ter- can be ironed out ao I that We will all h'lve a be tter ·und.erstanding. o:f the . s i tua:tion and will be be tte r able to h 9. ndl e it. · ··ould ve ry ·much appreciate 1 t if you on.n ' find 't i me to -go with me to interview -' r ~ 'Talia.£er-?"o • You~~ trllly, \. �fm_/Erm ffUWi@1 1 •v V - / 19:.::< JEriEBAL MANAGffl ... Omaha - November 5, 1924. llr • G. B. Pryde: Mr . Marchant , as soon as he receives certain statistical . information bei ng prepare d by the Compens ation Board, will work out certain deductions in the form of curves or chart s. As soon as this is done at his conve nience, he will te.ke his pencil sket ches over to Rock I Springs •. I wish you vrould at that time arrange wit h Mr . Swann to have srune reproduce d in ink and pr i nted in such a way as to admit of binding same togethe r in l7orkmanlike form . If Mr . Mar chant finds i t desi rabl e to make additional copies of the general stat ement now being prepared, would suggest that this be mimeographed neatly , and the curve s and graphs be prepared to uniform size with stati stical tables, ther eafter prepari ng a suitable blueprint or other cover so t hat t he entire i nformation will be in one volume. 'ITe s hould get this CC-Mr. R. c. Marchant ttractive, worlananlike way. �I \ Rock Spr_i n gs - Nov. 7, 19;~4 . \ . , Ur . T~ug ene J:cAuliffe: • En:rchen t i'..a s com, piled his :.:atatistical infon1a.tion regarding coF-.pensation, I will see that this matter is · taken c are of in accordance with yc u:i:- wisha s stated in y,:ur l e tte r of the 5 t h instant . I I , �illi©~UW ~fil [' ·•V - G19~'1G!:tlERAl. MANACE"tl Omaha - November 4 1 1924. llr• G. B. Pryde: Yours of November 1st on 1Yyonrl.ng ,Vorkmen' s Compensation 1 Department report: May I take the liberty of having the seven years volumes bound, holding them here where they will be available for use at any time? I now- have a complete set .for this purpose. ,1/ 4u, ~~l,·H~ //Y y~. . :r,.~ , /v I �t ' I ... tc bindin.;; Govon ye e volu.r~es ot tlle ·.:orkmen' o :;onponso.tio11 ;,' p_ort ~:i re , uining then.:1 in yo,ir oftioe, wl ll s s.y I have no !l~jooti on to yow• doi~ ,his . , ✓ �C. s. u Porm 2101 SYMBOL Px X CLASS OF SERVICE REQUIRED Indicate by X in proper line Preferred Immediate delivery th8'class of service required. Da o 1· d • d , Do not specify preferred ser- , D x__ _ _ _, __ __ • _Y_ _ _ _ _ _ _e_,v_e_ry_u_r,_n-=-g_a....;.y_ _ _ _1 vice if other service will answer 1 1 Nx Night Delivery by next morning the purpose. 1 ,. Rook Springs - Nov. 17, 1924. en• i!oAuliff•• ()naha, , br k • To\al production Union P ct.fie Coal Company and Superior Coal COJllPanJ oombinod April fire nineteen fifteen to Deceni>er thirty first n1n oen t n\y throe inclusive t my six million fiv• huncb"e¢ fifty three '\houeand s0v n 'Lll'ldre forty foUI' and t :ty five hundredths t ons. ;o. G ll. Pr1d • ��' . • .,. -·· . . 1 t .., • • . ' �' ( \ } •, . '. ' . Nova.tlbe .17, 1924. Mr. Jt. C. ?llarchunt • • Utnh...I!:c. . ea Buil ding, Ogden 1 U ah. · Dear Sir : I ' In c ompllancse v.r1 th you,- r quoo • am- enII oloa~ng here"'ith ti.rot repo1-t of the v.'oru.e~• a Oo1119onsa- . tion ~ _.~ 1· ~: .: . .r~, µi tho Gtu;.. a o! ~·yom.ng 1 • '.1hich kindly return r ·- • or it hos served y~ur !1"i.U"poee. Youro truly, I - �H.C.MARCHANT, GEH'L.MGR. GE.NE:RAL OFFICE:: OGDE:N,UTAH . MINE.S:SUPE:RIOR,W)'OMING, November 18, 1924. Mr. George B. Pryde, Union Pacific Coa1 Co., Rook Springs, Wyo. Dear ·Sir: Yours of the 17th enclosing first report of the worJ:aoon' s Com:pensation Department, in the State of Wyoming, was received today, and just as soon as this has served its purpose same will be returned to yuu. Very truly yours, General Manager. �R ECE I VE O ~ ov "'. O 19? • AUDITOR'S Off \CE FILE NO.., Omaha - November 17, 1924. Mr• G. B. Pryde: -. Ask Mr. Tallmire to give you the amount of pay rolls reported to the state Compensation officials for two periods - (a) from April 1, 1915, to December 31, 1920; (b) from January 1. 1921, to December 31, 1923. I wish when you get the totals you would wire same to me. /' ~~~': . t~"JV 19 ~t•. �OO?.IPJ..RATIVE STA~EW.%"'T OJl REOBIPTS A!ID DlSBUB.S'.81.f~i'lT§ JJllnE.~ 'l'HB WORKLfi'il"I' S 00n~lWATI0liT ACT 00\Ti.ttnm 2 "EE ST-!VEJ:~ P.FmIODS SUI03 lTS Bl1AOTHF..NT. RE Q EIP.g§ Employers ' Asse samont .PERIOD 4/ 1/15 to 9/30/16 Inol. L0/1/ 16 to 12/31/17 n L/ 1/10 to 12/ 31/lS " ~ Interest Int e~~st on on Doposita Inve stment s 241,861 . og $ 68~817 .56 $ 4 ,020.53 218.&04.66 40,ooo.oo 11,412. 05 215,498.40 40,000. 00 14, 1'11.79 L/l/ 19 to 1 2/31/19 " l/ 1/ 20 to 12/ G1/20 / 1/ 21 to 12/31/ 21 ./1/22 to 1 2/31/22 " " 240,308.35 483,364.33 351,830.42 n 329,734084 J.wardo for • State' s Appro prie.tion ~0.000.0 0 400000.00 16,312 .01 15,631.89 20,376.51 13,091.35 DI SBQ1llif7:U:1HTS E~nse ot In3uriep iipnf,ftq. Offioe,etl Investiga- ·• 16,44'7 .60 aN..144.56 1.901.ao a88.3.A.a.e1 a.,66&.~o r94a11. 66.587.71 • 106,801.76 l.OS,708.'16 .l4B.o91.60 9,JA.1.96 1a.ss?.oe ~ .oaG.11 359,2'13. 89 Prem1t11D Transtcrs on Bonds 900.4 0 $ 3,465.4 0 99,598.03 1 , 131.90 5.771.88 94..953.67 429.10 e .a20.9e u.04,0.ss 314 ,699. '18 270,016.71 269~6'10.19 l '1 ,4S0.69 313,111.05 ·15, 262.25 554:,258.4'1 1 2,187.60 384,396.43 62,171.91 131.?5"7.95 1,191.40 zss.oa~.Ti 697.70 TOTAJ: 'a,&7• 766. ,,,, 1tss.s17.&J 7U.~ 90.000.00 ll4fl.,J.Bf,. BO 4d6.B64.&8 TOTALS, fotal Beoe1pt1 - - - - - - - - - - - - $2 1 465. 42&.32 Total Disbursement• - - - - - - - - - 11 6?9.619 1 71 .Balance December 31.1922 - - - -t 785,806.61 Transfer o:t t l28,81'1.56 to Gene r-al Fund of State (See Chap. 66, s .1,. 192l)f ~ramfer of ~10,000.00 to Ji'lmd Vocational E~uoation.fsee Ohap. lot, s .L.1921 • fran■:ter o:t i 9o.ooo.oo to Fund Vooatlonal. duoa,~on. �STATEMEl]T §HONING AW.ARDS TO VARIOUS OLA.SSIFlOAT .IOJil§ AND PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL. 1916-17 . 191§ 1919 1920 1921: -1922 1923 ,I• • 35443084. 37147.07 $ 65257.86 $ 85661.41 $ 102934.54 $ ?6388.63 . 35.6%° 39.li 45.2% 36.5% 25.32% 21.82% Permanent 1400.00 4228.50 9562.18 17843.60 41051~64 24461.10 Total Disability lo4% 4.5% 6.6% 7 .4% 10.1% 6.99% 42498.69 32699.79 42917.76 : 87171.68 133141.04, 102364-.29 Permanent Partial Disability 42.?~ 34.4% 29.Sj 36.2% 32.75% .29.Mi 20255.60 20878.31 2o514.40 40904.56 93959.9? 109822.25 Temporary 20.3% .22.00% 18.4% 11.0% . 23.11%. •• 31.31j Di sa.bil1t7 • 8707.83 3344:fi.52 ·34166.08 Ued1cal & 3.6% . : 8.3% '' ~-76~ Hospital 667.50 1888.00 .2 821.50 Invest1gat1ons .28~ . .46~ ': ;,: •• • 81% 45.00 llG.80 : •. •• 41.00 ·,,1 tness .001% .• 03% ·.··r.:,~1• • 00011% Fe~ '163 595 664 1053 '. • 2093 • • .•.• 2155 lifo. Olaims $ 99598.03 $ 94953.67 $144252.20 241001.57 $400.638.• 51 ': ~3.:S0054e85 Amoµht A.ward .,.. . ' . ' Per Claim $ 1305.34 $ 1595.85 $ m.72. 47 $ _2288.'11 $ 1942.37 •.• ;1524.4~ '. l>g.~th Claims ( STJ\WUNT sno:j IliG TOTAL fREMIW REQEIYft,P· AJiP PEBQEl:T,AGE A»WDNP WP VARIOUS QLASSlFIQ6'i' JQNS ' �STAffl,1EI;J~ SHO.'J ING REQE IP.g Alm AWARDS Alm PJ'1ROE1~TAGE RELATIONSHIP V{ORKI,w~' 001:cPF~mAT 101 s WYOMING. PR,~IQMS PAID BY VARIOUS CLAS~IFIC.AT IONS COAL 4/1/15-9/30/16 $ ~76506.83 113462.45 103268.98 64819.00 210581.22 12G232.74 ~ Pm.o~~~E 73.2 51.9 47.8 I PmoEmAQE A!~1 O~HERS ~ 152156.35 36.0 3006 55405.Si 882710'16 138394.00 103445078 106329.9i 152220.50 . $.l,064,065.80 . 41.4 $710.795.15 , 27.5 $804:.,804..,09 ~... : .. 31.1 .. 1.0 10.2 10.6 22.0 21.9 ij1 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 111036.23 $ 1!:I.O 43.6 36.9 42487.20 $ 41114.37 16.8 10.0 19.4 25.8 36.8 28.6 2Sh4 32.0 30.6 1916 - l'I 24240.49 imQEUTA~I 62555.0l 56823.91 8721'1.59 134389.ll 122151~90 106368.'70 ' 194085.50 . 28.'I 26.4 36.3 , 2?.8 34.7 32.0 38.9 A wA R D § 4/~15-9/30/16 l 16 • 17 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 l.928 $ 5424:8. 00 69890.61 6M28.5l 67411.51 127835.21. 1~6089.49 165162.62 83.4 70.2 68.9 51.9 54.8 37.l 43.0 $ 694.57 10231.38 10014.52 28600.26 51104.92 122132.06 96473.32 31.2 27.0 335600.75 49.0 W?34>,oa 20,1 11.021..666.'70 49.9 $456.776.06 2l..6 10364.66 19476.~ 19510.64 33959_.49 54087.58 125323.0l . 106507.87 .2006157. 08 • $669.,-,BS.3'1 15.6 19.6 20.5 26.l .83.2 31.7 ao.o ,29.9 as.IS �20-122 ~ook oprings - Nov. 19, 1924. Mr. ue orge .tS • Pryde: Referring to Air• .M cAuliffe' s letter of November 17th, which is returned herewith: Pay rolls reported to the ~tate Uompensation Department for peri ocs mentioned are as follows: Aprill, 1915 to Dec. 31, 1920 - i22,347,580.54 Jan• 17,812.050. 88 1, 1921 to Dec. 31, 1923 - :rotal ~40, 159,631.42 �------- - ·- __.......... - _..,. Dollvarv by next momlna I I Rock Sprin ,:_Lo - ?tovombor 19, 1924 • ene Auliffo : Omaha - rm..e. fk'.:.i perio •K023Y. llLALi mr~Ptl:J XtsQAu e •.nts. Second ~lo4 KOZ1'". . nvs Ul' KI(: :r-:... ICITDYF o • • Total I~CZia!t 1: KOlli.\.11 LO})i''~A •.t:.1l:'ffl cont::, . • • o. �Superior Wyoming November 19,1924. Mr. Geo. B. Pryde: I am sanding you under separate cover copies of Wyoming State Compensation Annual Reports numbers 2, 3, 4 and 7. �' I - .,,. \ \ I \ ... P.!r. ugen MoAuliffe: . / I wish to thank you for your per onal .lett.e r to me ' tJOniaining f i ~s .on tht Oompenfila:tion Act and the increase in cori \dth n probabl e increase .in _pr OOJa,«i~ation Ftt11d r,! .r·:~:.:::l.~ · 'um paid _into t:¥: Sta; It d 1!11)DS trntes very ol&'!,fly • • '\h@.t you arc on lh& ~ -~r'-•. track ~'1th t.he idea of catastrophe • in urance .vilich will p ot.ect • ouz· f 'Ulld and ,he Stato. • that it io the An~o to work upon. I feel that t ho tJ •.!!.W. 'ot .,Y . ·would be ., illing to go l ong with ua _in · this directio~. A. otfin· Believe \ 1 • �j lfil~©~~WH 7 NOV 2 Lj f jL4 . 6 ENEIML MAN.llBER Qnaha - November 22, 1924. "t>wou-de : J,!l'• G• B. ~•~ I received your wire November 19th advising, "First period $22 , 347,579,54, second period $17,812,050.88, total $40,159,6 30,42. 11 I unders tand this i nformation relates to the pay roll, the first period being that of' April 1, 1915, to December 31, 1917, inclusive, the second period i'rom January 1, 1918 , t o December 31, 1923, inclusive, AJn I correct in this ? I wish you would als o advise if these are the total pay rolls or the pay rolls submitte d to the Worlane ns Compensation Department of Wyoming and cove r i ng only the hazardous occupations on which we pay ccrapensation. Af'te r a s k i ng you i'or this information at Denver I find ~ . Tallmire's note to Mr . Dew-ar , dated October 21st, in which he shows pay rolls f'or years 1921, 1922 and 1923, divided hazardous, non-hazardous and total. If it is not altogether too much work for Mr. Tallmire to attenpt, I wish you would ask him to take off for me the total pay rolls, l'hich must include the Superior Coal Company, from April 1, 1915 , to Btptember 30, 1916, inclusive, and fro~ October 1, 1916, to December 31 • 1917, inolusive, thereafter giving me the pay rolls for the. calendar years 1918 to 1923, inclusive• all to be shown as hazardous, non-hazardous and tot·al p ay roll, with specific information as to what pay roll is used as a btaia f or paying . worlanens compensation. et opposi_te each period the Ii' he, at the same time, can S . Fund I would appreoiate that ~O\utt ' of assessments paid the Compensation toi- ch80 king with the state reports • �.ttook ~prings - .Nov. 26, 1924. t• (;eorge H• Pryde: Referring to Mr• lvlc.Auli ffe' s letter of .November 22nd regarding pal , 11s 0 reported to the workmen's Compensation Department: The figures menti~ned in the first paragrapµ of his letter were iotfor the periods mentioned in the second paragraph but were for the per- lrd.S April 1, 1915 to .oecember 31, 1920, and for January 1, 1921 to JJeoem- ~er 31, 1923, as requested in .Mr. MoAuliffe' s letter of .November 17th. The attached statement, of which I am sending you three copiest ~hows tot·a1 pay rolls for 11he Union Paoifio uoal Company and superior Coal mnpany, separately as to "hazardous" and "non-hazardous" oocupations and e amount of assessments paid to the compensation .1:!'und for all the periods ntioned in lir. Mcauliffe' s letter of :November 22nd, namely, April 1, 1915 o JJeoember 31, 1917, January 1, 1918 to December 31, 1923, April 1, 1915 o~e~tember 30, 1916, October 1, 1916 to .oeaernber 31, 1917 and for the endar yea.re 1918 to 1923 inclusive. Payments made to the workmen's eompenaati on .t!'und are based on pay of employee engaged in hazardous occupations. All of the employee in d around the mines, as well as the mine clerks and material clerks, are a.a being engaged in hazardous occupations. H~tchere and team- rs, or truck drivers, at Ai.erchandise Stores a.re o CllSidered as hazardous 0 ~at1one. The Bresident, vioe President and General Manager, General 8 l"1ntendent, uhief ~leatriaie.n. ~afety ~ngineer, ventilation ~ngineer, •ra1 and Assistant General }laster Meahanics, doale IIJl)eator, lfo.nager and t at the Clt1b House, carried on General Offi oe pay rolls, ere ale o con•1-ec1 aa hazardot1s 80 olaes1fied 00011pations. '..i.'he :Manager and Chef of the Clnb House for the reason that at times they are engaged in oa.tting �-2-- , tending furnaces, or making light repairs a.round the Club House. 'I In considering these figures it should be remembered that oontri- ,ne to the J!'und are required only when the balance therein, to the lt of thiS liompany, is less than l ·§"o/o of the estimated annu.al pay roll, ted by multiplying the ou.rrent month's pay rolls by twelve. 1 ��• �.. Rock Spri.ngs - UovembeJ' 25,. l 92i• \.,. \ t . . . I ~ attaching her w th &-tatement and -~etters t r cm Mr. 'l'allmire ., giving ~e illfor tion aaked tor in ~our let.tel'" . o t Novooo~ 22nd: the The t otal amo~nt shown ·on I ri temont for hazardous pay rolls i~ y~0 ,15?-. 6)1. 42 . _Thi a .is c. ditferenee ot fl. 00 . . ..,, . 1n· the amount red you on tbs- 19th i~~ant..---This dit.H:rapanc y probabl y aroso on account or deciphering the tel grim. • • • f With ref eronee io t~e second p . . agraph -or your letter., ttaorein you ,t tccl . tor the illat you underntood . -tJ1e poriods were trom FJ.l l , 191,a to D cembOI" 31. .-~917 , fir•\ period and from Jan. 1 1 1918. ~o Deeesnb . 31.• 1?23, for the second. ·The pori~ ,mred in .m:J ,ire w re . firot period from April l., 1915 10 De.com.bar 31. 1920, and the 11oond period f'ro Jun lt 192;, to De\'ltomlt>er 31, 1923. I belioT that \he \e: ·tion I wired ' ted fo • .. ' you on the svme . date. • • nt and the explano.ti on· in Mr .- Tal.l m.ire's i etter ' oYer •~JT'hin • yo\l. e were . tbe per i ods you· t.e ad ~di~_. ..__of (o.) and ( b_). - tor in your _let,t,er or Nov -bor 17th, under the 111d ~e amounts , ibis' being the info Th > • If there is axwthbl.. el.De in t hia oo~cti on which you ire, ~ll b~ glad t,o furnish yo~ with it . ; -. �Rock Springs - December 6, 1924. Subject: Time Limit on Reporting Injuries on Compensation Cases, Nyoming Field. Mr. Geo. B. Pryde: In discussing the handling of compensation cases with several of the mine superintendents, the question has arisen of the proper reporting of injuries. In our opinion any legislation contemplated to the Workmen's Compensation Act should include a clause requiring that compensation be claimed within 30 days after the date of accident with the further provision that the injury must be reported to the workman's foreman or to the designated physician of the Coal Company, within 48 consecutive hours of calendar days, subsequent to the injury. �~ . ..' '' ', \ I - , I ' AitOfrl!, y•_ t•Law, Rook Springs, i~)roniing. Detll' Sir: .. . oopy of momorwidW'l'i und a"t i.:t:temont gotten oat by !Ar • .. MoAu.li!fo on the present 0omper. •ti.on ..lo~ . '11110 etutoment tw.s been gotten· . . .. out by him so "ihtd no ~1i t hu.vo u bas is f o~ tiguri n• ·m at the requireinonta . tor rovenuo \'.ill oe tor the Coal D13ptit'tl'l101'lt or the C!lffll)c:moo.tion ii'und tor t~e future. . • l t\ulif fe h.us tip&nt a J&tit 'deal of st~~ on ·this subj eot .. . t&nd my llD!.lersianding iG that this funtl ia .~re&.oti() lly depleted;. After you ilflVB looked this ovor will yQil please let me have a. l et.tar to ··• :o..i.&l.ift e, with ~ ouroon oopy to .uyselt, tSt, ti.~ whu:~ . your ' opinion ifJ of tnls o1atament und J.JOt1orw1dwn? I fool •ti1at with _your larg . t Ip ience .• th' the '1.dminietration o_t t;he Uomp.ena,~t1on Fu.ml, you ure . in a par,\icul.arly adva.nt • 0000 posU,ion tq woke 1.®,;ostio.ns. , I . gh: say .to you that :;1•. U~A~itt~ had o. oon1'er«J1ttioll with Afr. Le.Gey on this sulJJeot and Mr. ·1aoey ·suggested tlla.t dont•t.ions t :;.•014 tbe OJ>watore to r babil1t~te·.'·t.he tund be made but· in this ur . UcAulir le cannot '&reo wi-;h :hiia on tho .~eumption t~t the roquests tor 1~ bt a habit and it. is not . uood 1.Wineaa . ..Youro w uly, mi~t oouo to ..... �\ . ,, . ,, Rock Spri ngs - Dec o 12~ 1.?24.~· ::. l{r. Eugeno llcAuliffe : .... 4• ., • Snv Hor bert Lacey in Cheyenne on Tu.esdt1y~ . Talked with '; :-.-. him .or ·your pl ans. Ha st at ad t hut the 2 jth 9{ Decem~er'-·woli1,.d be sat- . .j ,- is!a.ct or y m.th hin to go o·yer . the oo.t ter or the C01npensat i on· ~w mth Also caw ,Jamee Mor gun and George Young and -they advised thtlt Russell and t't'hite decided ~a.inst ~urtin Cah ill in the Hanno. gas . I"' watchman co.se md Gusto..ined t_he di stri ct of f icials in the other two · • questioru; at iesuo. Stat ed tha . . • -.J l tu-. Quealy hns r ~c;eived a m~orundum or the 9acisions Elr:ld we ~i ll probabl y get it befo~e long. ..) ., .,.,. '. �I I �.. ·OQf°-ARI SON ·OF WORKMEN'S OOMPENSA T;tOB CO_S.TS ~- COAL _ WYOMING _ FROM APnIL 1 . . n ALL WYOMING COAL COMPANIES UNION PACIFIC COAL ooMPANY Cost per Tons Coal 11~ ~ 1 .. / 1/17 12 3 21,401,7g7 191g 9,43g,6gg 1919 - to .HO ···_· Assessments Ton h $ 2g7.,509. 69 $ .Ol3'+3 Tons Coal Asseeemente cost per Ton ALL COMPANIES . OTHER THAN U.P. ao; Cost per Tons Coal Assessments Ton ~9 .,?9·9,g4o $ 95,333-43$ .01025 12_,101 1 947 $].92~·1 76.26 $ .Ol~g- .01096 3,3g4.069 30,077.14 .00888 6.,054.,619 73,370.42 7,219., 73g 103.,447.56 66,302.31 .0091g 2,321,139 17,91g.06 .00772 ~,g9g, 599 . 4,g.,3~4-. 25 • .009g3 1920 9.,630,271 207, ~4-3 . 74 .. 021~ 3,069,379 74,057.37 .02412 6.,56o•;g92 133.,7g6.37 .02039 _ 1921 _ 1922 7,200,666 130 .,062. ~4 .01595 2,9g1+,53~ 5l+,36G.63 .01s21 4,216,132 75.,696.21 .01795 5,971., 724 7,575,000 114,~37 .21 151,070.ss .01923 2.,253, 774 53, ,63.25 .0236g 3, 717,9fJ) .01994 3,241,105 69,001.og .02129 4.333,g95 61,473.96 g2,069.go .01653 .01916 ~ _ 1923 .01212 - -----6g,4,1:s14-$1~61~01~~;3- $-:oi5SQ--26~ss3:~40-s394.,1l6.96 $~al534--41,gg}i.934.~ $666,95-;:2i' • ;~01592: ... NOTE: Periods 4./1/15 to 9/30/16 and 10/1/16 to 12/31/17, inolusi v:e., .c onsolidated to obtain com.para.ti ve t .onnage produotion from Geological Survey reports., all ooal companies (tonnage 4/1/15 to 12/31/15 ta.ken as 75'1, ~ 1915 output); Union Paoifio Coal Company tonnage actual, Omaha - December 12, 1924-. �\ -~ • i I I I I I • • H$."evrlth 1• s~t10 inronnat.ion on the Conu,en-_ sa~ion Department. ot •t4e. stat-e .o! l"e~yl'iania, Rh.ich • Frunk Cl k, the Sto.to Labor Commissioner, has furnished ·• I thought you might be ·intereatod in this in connec- rae. tion with your otlldy of the \:yoci~ Comp • I J • ' �u~ ~©fg~ W&i0-DfC l 8 112,. - <.i ~NEBAL MANAGE 2 ·!'at nl 19~4 I. 1 • • 4 t • ltil ::5? 1'16 l ·~!> 13? 16? • luly, , •• , .•• ( \Ul:,1lrt •• , • • • , f ept l!r!b rr . . . i Coto'b•r ..••. l lBC l - nd 1'o \,il • I 1 • lC-8 l~? 139 l l"' 1 :56 119 -- ·,, ... l I, :>? , !'96 5 , 793 f 1 5 ,1 56 14 , 609 I I l l , N>4 ! 'r'o t,:il - l o , 85,\ 13 , 800 13 , 83~ 14 , 197 14 , 7'18 1 4 , 549 14,(,94 15,?fl0 1 46 , 61?9 'j l r, ~f>l3 14,~93 16 • 201 14 , 082 14 , 087 ti' :: 1 4 . 499 15 , lf'~ l 4 , t}48 1 , , 3r,:7 1,1 . 019 .• ' l .:.. , 8P8 '~porary i f.'•'1. b il i tv 1 .. ! I \ i . 144 14 :~ 135 131 1ii1 !'l!' Junp, • •• •. •" Tot l-19"4 •• - P33 Zanuflry •• • • • 'ebru ry ..... ·,rch ....... ril ....... Psy P~rm~ ert -~i :v1_'b1.l i tv ~~ 149,751 t. ! ~ l, 6C4 , 41~ i l, 63 r , 001 " ' ;1 ' i -. ., t �... /\pnra,v,ed) id · ,;;' 1 ;,:::•:: : :r ·- ■ :.. I : • : 1 Ff I 11 •; •: •: . . ;' • . : f : ;• • : :· q : :: :: :: Fa t a l lanUJt?y • • • • 341 'tbrunry ••• )Atch ••••••• ' ~' C 11 '1 ,r11 .. - ... t I ■ f • ■ <-9~ ::t90 • W lune, •..••• ~6~ luly. , ••••• "'31 quet ....• f">,~3 ltpt~.h<?r •• ~15 rctob!r, ~ •. . . - ~: l ~ · . 6C,944 65. 4Cl 17, ?CO ,. • • • • • • • • • --------:~ tal • •• =-- To tnl Comp . . •.. •, 7""1~ !ll'y • • • • h~ty ••• • I Ii • & •••••• •••••• •••••• .... ••••• •• J5r. ,146 . 00 444 • ? 'r'? . f O Cl8 , 98 5 • C'O 491 , 40G .t0 5'lf." I 04 ~ .co 4fiJ , ~Ci . <'C / i , 6?~ .. cc l f'? , •.?., . 00 5'1?,~49 . 0C: ~,rr. C(J 0:?8(} , 9:~6 . 00 ~09 ,1 35 . CO 307 , 4'1C . (;0 36~ , ()?(,. Cf 3~)3 I 607 • CO ~~6 , 046 . CO :"38 , ?P5.'' "54 , ·11 . f.O f.'9? t 'J J ~)., ()() ··, ~ .. .,( J . ( (' -~4 '11 1 C38 . CC t;? .., • C: 6 . C0 G64 ,f/ f3 . CC 1 C , t7 1 : •. • C0 r.91 . ~1 ~.oo u;•1 , f'l3 . CO 4r,c , '11:s; . cc , "f . ·.~""5 . ((') oc ·, '1 t ,7 . 00 - t. ·. • • (' . ,? 51 I 9 4 '1 • Q 0 ?48 , Ul . (;0 97P ,l9~. cr. vGr· , r,71,, .r:c l , C49 ,81 '. . ' l: ~~3 . ro9 .cr ~!\:1 , 433 • I~ 'l8l , C7 : . ,r.. 3C4 , 55f. . rC ~,. ,c,,r..rr. �OQ)LP 11N8 \ ~-If· .. :\l'1,UL."nlll AN '1 P 1~ D ( C()ntinued) _( ' _,. - rw ~ _- WI . • r.!lmM"P • • - " ewz f>8, 365.063 . 00 ~ I • • • . • a I t h e Act• - J-Arn1n.ry l, 1916 . • • . • • • • " • • �• ·• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • �0 I • ,... " ....__ i!I I ·. ·t "'... ' • • • • • • • • ·.. I • '] JI ~: I 't i I I •• • •• ••• •• •••• •• • ... �\:0 lsU W Dt C 2 2 10 CABLE AODRESS" WALDOR F, ~EWVORK" GEMEIF T,, ,fil fi o f ~ot -~· . 0t~ ~¢di , 1~1 :z,c ) ' J ~ ~ ~~~...--, ~ at2:Jld ~~ ...,._ • I JZ<f-~ ~ • ~- ~ w~f.i- - ~~~•... /J _JI} ) ~ 'llte la~LI .., ... , jl • . .... • ADn.WASHfNGTON,O,C,U • NOER SAME MANAGEMENT �' -I r . ~ •::,-cpe ... • c ul iff e : Attaching hereto 1·.-. : ol"..Ja~ion requeo ted _in :y·<.n~ letter , date.d lrc\7 :."ork - i7th 'inst . J~x:H? cte~ t~ &,t )!i <:- i \'lfo t··faL:. tiori c.ut to y on ye , tcrda,y , but owinf$ U) the dif.'f'icul.ty- ;ln aecuiing :!.11fornEitio11 from Our.le • or the inde:.1endent COD'~-)nni eo 1 - ; c·.s U1l .. f ' ble to. do 00' • • , . ~eter;-i ns v n r t . ! cul~-..rly to ·301-;-te i t~~a : ..:·.' • Vail l;Ra fou~ e.iotitH'! t..; open · gs ., bu t tl a tonnage io 1:...:.:,~·d tog~tr, •. -r , 1 ·:·,~ Colony Co .1 Ocn_pany 1 s :;c . _ 6< ine is one distlnc t o~•cn ~g; ita ~.'Cle . O, 9 G'nr-:. 10 l.!i.neo are e1;;..ch vontilated by a diffr.ren·... fn., .; , but t>J l tlu~co mines. ocnneo t vii th one • i·ook .tunnel , the ~oo.l ~~m::.ng out or one opening . -~.. .. ..uoo.ly' o "?. ' -_-,. (:. 1·c · : riuen are 1~wo distitict opening_ • vcntila tc~d ~; c-h1c f ni.1 through w1 underground 8haf't . "!letwceu two eeo.t:i(:t. ,~ou V1:ill nr,tc the· ton,1a.c;ea re _ . orted.in ,th~ State Coal Tf:~~; I!°=. ectori'.i' Re· ·ort- do not check \ti th those I la-ve ohown .. 1 ~- -= a·~8Utling· tlla.t tLo erxorii' &1·e iu the l eport bocauae the to ~-': ~ . - , oho •.m, thei·eln do not check. t'Jith the actual , od ction or The Union :>a.ci:f io Co~ Com :my. With tho exce11tiQn of' t1·:ooc ehp~m for the Colony Coal 001.:1 ny, '.iere obtained by oallif,.i. ui;· t~o differ n··· inde ,end.ant cc. npanies-. I '.r , :ua~s. vises hio Dauv~r of'iioe will ··:ire ·direct to you .. 'l' e Colony Ctal Co:n·_ any' EJ tion .. -->roc:.uc .,. �l-2/ 23/24 . ,I , "'OA i,.. . • ' . I . m!1 not i ncludfrtg, .· in my ·stn.-tOiaent the· .L:tncoln I - r • . • ',.. • ·Kemmerer Coal Co· ,l)an~ ~?d ·, i·ac;on J.~i nes" for tll3. 1:e-=-co·n •I.- tl o not ':n~ trh.a.t theoe ~~:n mines ara . sh?'li'.'11 ".l!1der Uint a - f", -. Ccunty itl the Inn~lG oto.re • . \ ± •1.~ve no means _ot' ."knov, ng 1:otl. mu.~h e~Jch niino 11roc.luc}!d . ~ Laz\e.art : ·ine wor 1:e _i nt.ernitt .. ntiy o.n,l :>"OU \till note that . the wneon mine s i l". _ his eoiu:ty · i .. ro listed at 1000 ton ~ and no . doubt the Laz n~t l!inn' s ronuctt on _is included in t h is . Eno. ~ ·-~'-~ <Y; ~ .: ..'.~. ( I • ,. I • .,. . ~· �OPmATim GOAL MINES SOt)fflERN ~YOMIHJ DISTRICT - 1923 Location It j p, ~al. Co, 11:Lne Nos. 2 & 10 .... 1 fan,: but separate miJles ._ 273.,61.15 No 4 l l 1 1 l l 283,51? .. 80 143,136.6, 165.7;6.6S 263,761.80 tt 98.240,.2; 447.85 n W inton l 4 l 3 Superior Hanna 1 A B 0 D E 2 4 l l D l l l l l l l l l l 1 1 1 l l l 1 l l 1 1 "n tt " 237,835.75 162,466.8; 20,299~00 163,187.30 ti 202.421.65 180,140.$5 It 131,954.S0 219,,41,80 324,280.4; II u It "n 'fijs • 1 1 1 l l 1 Rock Springs C17lsherty l 0 1 s l Ludwick 1 Ho .. 2 1 1 tlo. 1 l l 134,.966. 00 No. Blairtown 4 1 l .92,831.09 · X X - Rock Springs 3 1 l) l 10,86,~08 . X J Yi062.4 so,656 .. o4 X. X but not elassed. as gaseous. 67.,17.15 No, Cwal>erl8l'ld l 2 2 So. Vail No. Lionkol 1 108,139:e; 146 ,821.9; 114,933.0, " It ti No. l 256,206.00 "n n 1 1) l.... B 'J 1) 1) l Sweetwater 1 1 l 147,001.2 Superior l l l l 88,633-9 2~694.. 2 25~926.l No. 1A 1 1 l 1 l l 62,2;8 .. 9 .Ho. Gunn "'1 Co,. Remarks l Reliance c.. Gaseous 1 7 ,, 1'onnpge Rock Springs No. 2 10 Ctal I Coke Co. Qpenin_g !.!& Supencr 2$,.249,, ." It " Small mine- natural ventilatior Tonnage from tour mine~ com- bined. !!ine9. contain little gas 1 �.. Location s,rill s Coal Co. Co, .Superior ... .&rma - l l - l 133,000.00 No. )j- l l 53~398-5 - Yes . Yes. Hine 0I?8lling Fan J'onnage_ - Gaseous Coal Co. E'lana~n 3 l. l 39,.~i~oo coal eo. Fi•ontier ~ublet ; 1 .,.. 6 Eltol l l l l l l 1 201.2,8.00 · Yoe • l63,S49~ oo ,'. It 178;863;00 • tl • 66,599.00 No. l l l 136,236.00 193,060.00 144,794.00 Yes. l 211,158.00 j Elkol A Cote Co. Co. Diamondville Oakley Glencoe l 2 4 l 1 l Dines 6 1 9 l l 8 !l Co, Rock Springs . 10 1 l l 1 l 1 l ,. - II • " If No. n fl It 7~248.oo No. . Remarks ., • �\ , •. Rock Spring - Dao. ... 31, 1924 • ,Mr. &ugane UcAul f ·£e :~<; - i Ved your momo. written on the 21th• ad... 'fia~g thut. you would bo at. the ? • .ns tlc.i'riel on . udny _end aJay with pc- • 00. 00 seerJS to l'flQ to ,be a very low nl.j O o nu.n :it .beoo ayed in the ma~ VJ5 1 did w,t t' ceive it 0 ... . I I / I V . \ ' Yo.ur .. mel!lO �� 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 1924 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Workman's Compensation, 1924 Description An account of the resource These letters and documents are related to the workman's compensation from 1924. 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 George B. Pryde, T.S. Taliaferro Jr., J.H. Wallace, H.C. Marchant, Frank Tallmire Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0222 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co.