https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/61b7bb40478e6ab92d53a67e6d345ac2.pdf 66653ca49cc45d92797ae703ba0bdc38 PDF Text Text Earnings ' not shown as Haz~rdous ·Rocks 1 pr ngs Pesy•rolls Rock Springe - Jan. 9th, 19a9. Mro Frank Tallmire: We have omitted the earnings of tnko Matozovich, ck. 294, Noo 8 Mine, from the Deco 16•31, 1928 State pay-rolls, and this boy is employed filling tamping bags by contract and do not think this is a hazardous occu~ationo this work, Former boys were shown, for o hazardous for the reason that we had the:c 1.?.ssiet with the switch-tending of the big electric locomotive, in bringing the coal to the tipple, but the boys now employed do not do any of this worko If they should be carried as hazardous will you kindly adviseo (Signed) F. L. McCarty �~---··~ - .. - ~ HECEI VED JAN 1 1 1920 20-165 Rock Springs - Ja:rru.ary 10, 1929. Mro Geoo B. Pryde: With return of attached letter, will you please advise whether the work referred to should be considered as 0 Ha zardous" or whether the proximity of this boy to the mining operations would bring his occupation under that classification. �This ootrosibly y;oold eugges-t ,:,0 crnrry ·~his boy o:w ·ih0 pev :roll as a 1-mzax-dcv.e occu• pniion, and t,)(i..3.'t tho bO~l ·Fermon, \7hO nvi!'lrn ,:Jith ibis boy, alao as a I / r oh �!': , - :.r ftL f.''.~ !:~f'::.1 1 1 ' 20-165 .t.cferrin_, to 1. ir l ot te r of J anuary 10, and your 1·ep l y of t he ll t 11 , re c::i, r d i n r; ~ to.rs ·-rorkL1g DJ1cler cont r o..ct 9 filJ.inf{ d.urn:1i e s I i' ::r o ~:cGa rty ' s letter, ,ihich I cnt /O U , has se r ved reb.u-n it i n oru.er t :1.~ t I nny 1·ep l y t o i t. �t • · " 1·' ( ~'~ ·' !. 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The sta,te paid int o the fun d f ro1J.1 April 1s t , 1915, to Decemb er 31st, 1920, a tot a l of G228 , 8l?o56o The a b ove amount Ylas wi t hdran n f rom t he fund unde r provision of Ch apt e r 65, s es s ion Lavrn of 19 21 9 whereby $128 9 81'70.56 was transferred to t h e Gener2.l Fund of the St a te of 7!yoming and charged against t he '? orkmen's Comp ensation Fun d o Chapter 109!> Session Laws of 1921, transferr ed $ 100,000.00 to the Vocational Education Fund, the Legislature, by t he 2,b ave t ;:ro l a,u s, h e..ving with drawn from the ~.lorlrn1en' s Cornpensc::.tion Fu n d a ll moni e s previously appropriated by the state for 2.d.mini strati on e1tp ense of this fund 0 The state does not m2,ke 2.ny paym.ents of any kind into the com.pensa ti on fund in any way• -----!~ ~I\S ~~ ( ~ :~j ~ , _y , L.. ~ -{;- �O RGANIZATION - out the land fre Sif business men throughadopt resolutio q en tl): and unanimously terference with b . ns opposmg government inference keeps inc:sm_ess; but government intereasmg. . Business men de 1 in taxes; but the e ~ ore _and denounce increases governments co t· xpenditures of state and local . n m ue to grow M f expenditure by the Fed 1 G • any orms of to increase and th t erla overnment continue to ·become '1 • e ota burden of taxes tends 1eavier. Who is responsible? A k 1 man and h • s a most any business ' e wi 11 blame the politicians. We shall ma k e more progress • • • b ment and b . m improvmg oth governbilit h u~iness when we put the responsiy 'Y . ere it belongs. Practically every increase • government interference • with b in • taxes. and in usmess is due more to our business men t h an to our politicians. Business men are the most influential class in !he country. They never had so much influence in any ot~er.country as they have here, and never so ~-u~h mfluence here as they have now. Most poht1c1ans do not disregard what business men want. They may disregard what business men say they :vant, bu~ they seldom disregard what they know the business men actually -do want. And the main reason why we have so much government in business is that the politicians give business men what they actually want. Rodney A. Elward, a Kansas farmer, in an article in Nation's Business for July, commented upon the way "business men shudder at the word socialist," and said: "Paternalistic schemes of government are agitated, not at farmers' meetings, but in business men's organizations. I have heard more socialism preached at meetings of commercial bodies than in socialistic gatherings." Mr. Elward and· I have spent our lives in different fields, but we · have come to the same conclusion. • • Probably no statem_ent~ in Herbert H~over's speech accepting nommat10n for the Presidency were more generally endorsed by business men than these: "It is the duty of the Government to avoid regulation as long as equal o~po~tunity_ to all citizens is not invaded and pubhc ngh_ts vb10l~ted. The Government_ sh~uld _n_ot en~age m usmess in competition with its citizens. [3) �And Yet tl not.· . now 1ere_ are .few b . ·. act· eff ectivel • usiness _ion of one I • y proinot· lllen Wh principles <Ind or anothe1: i· in~ govern .....41,°. are • n viol • • ent I Regardless f ation of th a a ma o the gen ese to tw~ profe~ses to adh:1:al principles to whetherq~es~1ons will affo~d the correct anWhich 1 mental act~:i~f! ~ is ~PPosed t~ne~nfalJ~ble t!~e~sf s. cess1ve ooOVern- . . Tests of Socialis W11l h e favo r an . m men~ of the t axpa e~-~pend1ture by the G m un1ty o r t . . Y s money in h. overne1 n tory w l • h 1s own were prop d 11c he would con,m uni_ty or ~~~rit~~/fake it in some ~~h~:\~~~ Will he favor a f 0 1. en e • m of gov m. oth er people's busi ernment interferoppose in his own business tess that he would If th~ e que tion s mu • a ffirma tive, he may belie,~! ~e . answered in the due o-overnm ental acth if e is opposed to unernmental ex nend' t ies. and excessive 0aoy.. 1 ures while h • • ff p ro moting them . · ' e is e ectively w ha~'I• ~~1i~;d:n ';1~~~u':~~u~h~~ghtfully survey agree that many busin:ss m e country must a nswering " y es" t tl ~n are constantly o 1ese quest10ns. It has been constantly asserted that the. Federal _Government has built larger and more expen:'1ve post office buildings than private compames would have built to handle the same amount of business, and that the Federal Govern~nent has was~ed large amounts in "improving" waterways which never could be made navigable for a row boat. But did anybody ever hear of a business man opposing the expenditure by the Federal Government of $200,000 upon a building or anything else in his own community ,vhen $100,000 would have been sufficient, or even too much? Reo-ardless of the merits of the Boulder Dam controversy, for example, is it not significant th~t thouo-h there is much opposition to it from business i:, men in other parts of the country, ~here is no perceptible opposition from the. busme~s men of Los Angeles and the surroundmg territory? · The expenditures on highways within recent have been enormous. To what exten~ h~ve years cturers of automobiles and road building mai:ufa t and materials sought to prevent these equipmd_en es from being made excessive? To expen itur [4) �what extent have local . themselves in . these ex bus1!1ess men interested pull for the constructiopendru~es, excepJing to own communities and te~·ito _h1gi>hways irt their How ones. many business never favored the a _me? can say they have business of any o- ppltcation to other people's did not want ap f ovdernme~t policy which they. P te to their own i> What often ha . . • conduct of the ppens is illustrated by the • agent of a lar • pany in an important ge msuran<;e co_mrecently d iv1 • •d.111 0- I11s . tim . western state. He was b his state capital the est bl~ l etween opposing at fo r workmen's comp a t~s 1~ent of a state fund vocating the ado tio ensa ton _1~surance, and adthe local street /·1 n of mu111ctpal ownership of H th I at ·way system in his home city co~1ld he wa~ opposed to socialism, and h~ a I .• y r~cogntze it when it was proposed to pp y it to his own business but h d"d quick!)' • , e I not so recog111ze and react against it whe ·t •6vads pro! posed to apply it to the business of sor:u;_ o y e se. ~~~i11 . Th_e re is only a handful of theoretical socialists this country. Extremely fe w of our business· men are theoretical socialists. But that is no rea~on why we should comfort ourselves with the belief that socialistic policies will make no progress, especially if we have only to look a round us to_ see that they are making progress. Our danger 1s not from the theoretical socialist but from the practical socialist. ' 111 The theoretical socialist favors public ownership and management of all the means of production, distribution and exchange of wealth. He is not dangerous because he cannot get enough people to agree with him. He takes in too much territory. Nobody wants any of his own territory taken in. Some Socialists Are Dangerous A practical socialist is a man who will favor almost any form of governmental action, however socialistic, which he believes will benefit him. Now the woods are full of practical socialists; and they are dangerous because there are so many of them, and because, unlike the theoretical socialists, they get something done. You canno·t get many people to favor government regulation or ownership of all business, but you can always get a gr~_at many to fa":or almost any kind of govern~ent interference ~1th almost any one kind of busmess. Hence while the general doctrine of socialism makes almost no progress in this country, practical socialism grows [5] �~P.ac~ because Join in inc·1h• so 111any b . to" th· • ng the g usiness ,.,, IS• or th t I . overn1u •lien co not happ a <Ind of bu . ent to actio i_1s~antJy ''() en to be engageds1ness in Whic~~ ~1h1111ica1 • ne of the a• ey do With governmen 6,~eat,est difficult' of acceptance }, s~1d Mr. Boo ies. of busine . Wit}; g~, the IUultitudev~~ lI1 his spee:h tco_ntacts ainty and • rerntnent b unnecess a nd h Inconsistenc ttreaus, the ary tWe duplication of governiuent P ~~~er• • • e have f . governme t ? 1c1es bureau s o r a ' . or Instance fou tn activities' genc1es ' r een d'ff · con str uction locat d ~ng~ged in public \ erent of t h e gove rnrn e " 111 n111e different dewar <:s and p lai n lo ud ly ab entt. ·while business Partinents t ha t • . ' ou all the go men comwitl I~ u~ t in \•,_astefuI expenJ;rnment ~ctivities 1 u ines ' it seems I ures or mterfere of th. s e activities ,,vould 1fr?bable that not one u t either the initiative a, c been started with o-roup f b c or support of s o u ine ss interest one or more J T . S. _u m ro us illu trations could b . bus me rnen rret ti 1 G e given of how • 1:::, e overnm t inte rfere ,,v ith business b t en not only to • com petition . . m ,vith 't , u't• actually to engage 1• • • t s c1 izens but owino- t 1m1tba tio1:s of space only a fe,v s;1ch illustration~ ~a n e given here. • \ ~he furnishing of insurance is a business just as 1s !h_e making of iron and steel, or the' mcrchand1smg of calico. There are however 17 s~a~es which have gone into the b~siness of i)rov1dmg Workmen's compensation ins u ran cc through state funds. In senn of these-Nevada, North Dakota, QhLo,_Q_1::egon, \:\ ashington , West Virginia and \Vyoming..::_the government has a monopoly or,vorR111e11.,.s ·compensation insurance, that is, it forbids private companies.from _issuing it. In the other ten states the busmess. 1s competitive, that is, the employer may buy his workmen's compensation insurance from the state or from a private company. Did avowed socialists get these. stat~s toane~1; k ' mpensat10n msur gage in the wor men s t~o had nothing to do business? Apparei:tiy ey the subject says the with it. An authority_ upon d Oregon were • Washington an d f state un s m h the •influence of the created mainly throug The same authority sa~s lumber manufacturers. . ly of workmen s that in Ohio t~e state m~;:p~ad the constant compensation xns_urAance ciation of Manufacturers f the Ohio sso support o mine operators. and also of the coa 1 k this square How do Ohio mar~i~c;:~rinr;1tA:sociation of with the platform o f6] . �Manufacturers, which d . eclares against "all unnecessary government 111 t f tion in business? er erence or participaAre Coal Oper~tors Socialists? State workmen's compensafio . . . . . n msuiance was t bl • J d • W es a I~ 1e 111 . est Virg1111a in 1913. A hi h authority ~ays it owes its creation rind all g the coal nune op~rators. Now, can y~u be;t tha~~ A re the coal mme operators of West • 1 • t ;> 1rg1ma soc1a 1s s . N I ·ot as regards their own b · usmess. N I o d oubt they. would unanimously o·o e t h" f oppose ::. v rnmen owners 1p o the coal mines, which ha s. had many advocates, as "contrary to the ge nm s o~ ~merican institutions and to every ou_n d_ prm_c1ple of economics." But how about socia lism 111 the insurance business? Wellth ey are not in the insurance business . . E . E . Vv atson, an actuary, after an investigalr<;>n,. r~portecl abQ_ut a year ago · that the West V1rg1111a workmen's compensation fund was "impaired" to the ex~ent of almost $5,000,000, a conclition sa id by insurance experts to be the result of t he charging by the state of a rate much lower th an has been shown by actuarial figures to be sou nd . The result is; in effect, that the public i pay ing part of the premiums for workmen's comp ensation insurance in West Virginia, and t ha t taxes in the state are thereby made higher than they otherwise would be. F ine examples of the inconsistency of many business men who profess to be opposed to "government in business" are afforded in the field of transportation. The railway came after the waterway and the highway, but for almost a hundred years has been our principal carrier of commerce. Some say the 9wnership and operation of ~ailroads is prope-rly ~ . governm 7nt f~nctwn. Whether it is or not, 1t 1s a funct10n \Vh1ch our Government does not perform. Our busmess men are mainly responsible for this. They always have opposed govern·m ent ownership of railways. After two years of government ~anagement !he railways were returned to p~1vate <;>Pe.ration mainly because an ove~whelmmg ma;onty of business men demanded 1t. As business men favor private management they might rea_sonablf be expect_ed to favor co~ditions conducive to 1ts success, a_nd the condr• tions es senti"al . to the successful private manageI ment of railroads are mu~h the same as t 10sef • J to successful pnvate management o essen t ia any business. v· . .. [7) �~ne condition . • bus111ess object . to_ Which Inen them. Privat 15 Is _government c engaged in 111 great disadva~1 t:~ ~ss is likely ~7eJi!io11 ment because p •i::,e 111 cornpetino- I~ itself at • nvate bu • o With . a upon Its own earnino· s111~ss usually h govern. ducted by the G os, while if a b . as to -live ino·s ·t overn111e11t h • usiness c '. I can compel tl1 as Inadequ t con. deficit. e taxpayers to a e earnma1<e up the ;i~h Where Government 't.l' A nd t nurts . ye not only has the G owing t o the influence of b . overnment, tnainl u pon th e r ailways a pore usu~ess Inen, impose~ a . oth er bu in ess interes;s ywo regulation such p li ec~ t o t h em, bu t it has alsoould _not want apt h 1nflu nee f b .• ' mainly owing t0 • • u m ess men o-on tl 1un it of en o-~o·i•10- ct· . tl . ' o c 1e extreme • ""o • 11 ec y 111 comp et·1tton . with tl• 1e ra ilways. ,, nlan cl aterways Corporation" . stage name for t he Government of i:1 meUrel7 a 1e •·at e • Th e 1)arg e service on the Mis •L · mtecl • . rn-e r y t et'l'1 • . s1ss1pp1 • • I S a P.1am ~ase of government owner~h 1p and operation 111 competition with the rail r oa ds . . T he op eration ~y the Government of this barge lme was begun eight years ago ostensibly as an experiment to determine whether such a service could be successfully conducted. Probably it would have been conceded at that time bv all its advocates that eight years would be sufficient for the test. Recently, however, Congress, with the approval of business men, especiallr t~ose_ of the Mississippi -Valley, trebled the cap1tahzat1011 of the Government's corporation in order that it might correspondingly enlarge its service. Because the Government is furnishing and et tending the service, · municipaliti~s alongd t e Mississippi and its tributaries, influence . 6{ b ·1ding water termma s local business men, are t11 h the Govern1 at public expense. In order to e:sfully with the ment's barge line compete_ succ branch of the • C ress has o-1ven a C railways, ong tate Commerce omGovernment, the Inters fi the through rates mission, broad powe\~o r~lways must makr and through route~ Geovernment is no_t o~is In other words, t e ·1 ays but is us111g it • I the rat w • h m o compet~ng wit ~r to dictate terms ~o~pete regulatmg po,~ tl Government wt make it certain 1e ;overnmcnt S ucce Ssfully • . en w 110 favor a line are When busmess m . of the barge _ d operation ownership an [8~1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~ft �l J, told th_at it is soi.-:_ialistic and to tbe1r avowed principl ' therefore, contr same .a nsw~r. 1'h is is thes, ·t they all make ary th • d • ' a I s 11p an operation is· to be gove. rnment owner-e the Government makes temporary, that "f line it will be turned ovea ~ucce~s of the barg.te . r O private e t . This raises some signific . n erpnse. ur1 . . ant questions. v~ 1en did private enterprise . . • begm to show such lack of i . _tn_ this country age_ as to ask the Governmen;1;1attve and courproJ ect that private enter . 0 undertake any could be made successful? prise really believed If business men believe as m t f fess to, that goven1ment ~an os O !hem probe inefficient, how can they af:~~nt ts sure to ern ment management of the b that. goveffi cien t enoue-h to make i't a arge m? e will be ~ ' success. If' t he Government ~oes make a success of it wh) have the barge hne taken over b . ' .. . . • ? W Y private en "e~puse . hy not have the Goyernment only contmue to own and operate it, and then see if t he Government cannot also make a sue cess m · ~ . . . manu fac rn rmg, mmmg and other lines of bus·ness ? !, f· . 1f . o~ial_isti c policy in the field of transportation 1s desirable, why not in all lines of business? It is easy to understand why the Government sho uld g et out of a business in which it makes a . ' failur e, but will not private enterprise sho~ a great deal of imprudence if it stays out of the barg e business until it has been made a success at the expense of the tax-payers, and then tries to grab it in order to get the profits? What Makes a Failure? There are still other questions that may be asked of business men who are backing government ownership and operation of the barge line. What evidence will be required to show that it is a failure? What will be done with it if it is a failure? No answer ever has been made to these questions by either the business men or the politicians who have got the Government to engage in transportation. If the measure ·of success or failure is to be merely the freight rates charge~, and not the total capital and operating costs mcurred as c?mpared with the service rendered, then plamly the Government may incur heavy !osses to. be paid from taxes without the <;xpenm:n_t b~1~1g held a failure. , Furthermore, with munt~1paltt1es throughout the Mississippi Valley inves_tmg substantial amounts of public money m water t!JJ I I I [ f �terminals, it seems certain h measured by ordinary t <:t even though st d d h • economic and bus· ' an ar s, t _e experiment could b ~ness demonstrated to be a f .1 . e conclusively tremely difficult to o-et ~t~ it woul~ be exd d t:. arge service aban one ' or even to prevent it from b • tended. emg exG ove~nm~nt. ownership and operation of a barge l11~e is Just as -~ocialistic as government ownership and operation of steamships on the ocean, although business 1:1-en are trying to get the_ Govern_ment to ?ell its_ ocean steamships w hile favoring extension of its barge line operation s. It is just as socialistic as government ownership and operation of railways would be. As it inv olv es the Government in direct competition with the raihv ays , it violates the principle generally accepted by business :Ilen, that. ~he Government shoul d not engage 111 competition with it c"tizen . Why, then, do o many business_ men. fav?r it? Thev do so because they believe it will "ch eapen.., t ranspo rtation"-for themselves. They believe it w ill car ry freight at l?wer rates than the r a ilwa s can afford to carry it._ But the true r e of the cost of transportation by a barge measu d b r the Government, on line ow n ed and operate ) • t • ed by the . ov ed and mam am . 1 a v-.ratenvay _!l1Pr r the freight rates it 1 - G ov ernment, is n ot mere ) charo·es shippers . t:. . h freirrht rates charged, The true m ea~ure is ici~-if bany-incurred by plus the operat1~g de interest on the Go:7ernthe Government, ~lus 1 barge line; plus mterment's inv~stment i~ 1~ethe ·watenvays; plus a~ est on its investmen the Governments to~a t unt of taxes upon_ with the taxes t a ~mo t nt correspondmg their investment. inves ~e h e to pay upon the ra1lv,,ays av t Not for All Cheap, bu ublic may ·1 the taxes the p t operaof course, 1 ke aovernrnen d·s. order to ma o " are to be i N oW., have to pay in line a ''success l "cheapening tion of the_ bar!ye result in grea~~t perhaps nodt d d 1t m hippers, . • clu regar e ' . " to the s tation 1me, i 11 t tra~~o~:~w; An[ar~;~:t;~t at veeia;~;"0~\~: !~g a railway,hcanpublic to pay lar\ut hoW abo.~t 1 get t e . •n ta~es. h in sp1 e if it car transportattn2urious1Y eno~ghigh taXes, costs o n ta~es. hear aboU pted to the effect o laints we r has attern of all the cof~he projec\:;;ayers. • booster o t to the no . te th!! cos pol esttma ----------------- �It is g_enerally agreed by business men that the growmg burden of taxes and the 1· · , ncreasmg ten d encY: of th_e Government to interfere and engage m busmess, are twin menaces to our welfare. ~ repeat th~t business men themselves are chiefly respons1~r these menaces. They are constantly P:omotmg schemes on a local, state and even national scale to increase ·governmental expenditures and thereby taxes. Business men are constantly backing projects fo r increased governmental interference and competition with other people's business. They do t hese things in their supposed self-interest. By doing them, however, they usually, in the long nm, work contrary to their own interest and tha_t of everybody else. They have to help pay the increased taxes that they make necesary, and they set prec_edents, by pr~motin~ o·overnm ent interference m other peoples bus1~ess, t hat are used to justify simila'r interference in thei r own business. A nd thus they go on, year after year, increasin<T taxes while denouncing the politicians beca~se taxes are high, and helping to establish a_ socialist state while talking at th_eir lunc}te?ns and dinners and conventions agamst socialism and socialistic policies. l Ill l �lli'o Samuel Oo Dumi!, Edi toli", The Rai11w.y Age~ 10~ .,. Ho Adams Stx-ec:rt Gbicc.goo Illimo:lso D So the.t you vlll m:J.derc:rUlnd the matter x'ully, tJhen the r:orkmen' s Co.oponsuti::n 1.~t :?irs-t b0r,3.m11 of feetivGt th(.! otate uppropriated $40 000.00 a yeax, to -s inrt tho iunn. P:irom Jlpril 1st, 1915 0 to December lat 1920 the ~-;a1.;o of ,;y...:wi,ng paid into i,'1s £u.w. u to·tal oE $228,81'1.SG. This amo:mt ;:;a3, la tc? uit di-a~ f'1:--on the f·uud and r0p!.tid to the state under provision of Gh2pt;;;li" .65, ~,ossitm. Le:rm of 1921, riherabJ 1:>l.28,817.SG ua.e· transferred to the G8noral li'u 1 of the State of Gyoming. Chapter 109, Session Laus of 1921, a.lso trr.rn~:lsrz-ed (';,100,000.00 to t!le Vocational Education Fund, these tuo necounts emtiroly -m. thdra\tlng ony and all moneys paid to the OompensatiOll ftund of tho Stoto by 'tihe Stnte ox r;yomingo Since that time no state funds of any zuiture have b 011 ui;ad in cm:meetion uith the State Compensation Lr.1u o:f' our s·~u:~eo The latr does not covor all 7ocations, only those ~hich aro classed us extra-hazardous. Each employer pays tor hie ow accidents, ai:id each amployor a.lso mointains bis ow-:.1 !und from uhich a\78.rda are paid. Uhen the reserve in the coal LJi:De section of the fund becaL1e lou on accou~t of tr10 m:tno cutustro hes iD the state, the coal mine operators voluntarily uant out and purc.!sed catastrophe insurance to protect the coaln::ne section of tho fund, vith the re811li that the reserve•ia now about no 0 thi l 6 tter to you as a criticism of your article I am not sending : t I thought you would like to be advised of becauae I en.jopd reading it, : t mer.:t attributed to you, when 7011 stated the seeming inaccuracJ of the s a.:: .. compensation in the State or liyoming, that atate fUJMia were used for pa,.ng which ia not the caseo �CHICAGO 105 WEST ADAMS ST. CLEVELAND 6007 EUCLID AVE . WASHINGTON SA.N FRANCISCO 17T" AND H STS , N.W. 74 Nc.W MONTGOMCRY ST. SAMUEL o. DUNN EDITOR ADDRESS REPLY To lOS WEST ADAMS ST, CHICAGO, ILL, At St. Louis, Mo. February 27, 1929 Mr. George B. Pryde, v.P.& G. M., The Union Pacific Coal Rock Springs, VlJyo. \\},, co ... , r. Dear Mr. Pryde: I \"\) I t hank you for having written me your letter February 21 calling ~ttention to the mistake made in my article in The Nation's Bu siness f or November, re p:arding the workmen's compensation insurance law of Wyoming. Of course, I make no pretense of being an expert upon this subject. All the statements made ill my article were based upon information given in a memorandum which was prepared for me by a man who bears the reputation of being an expert regarding insurance matters. I am very sorry if the statement made by me was misleading, but I feel sure that it did 1ittle harm. I am glad you enjoyed reading my article. Yours very sincerely, sod-s -- Inc:. ,. I / �THE OFFICE OF Attorney NO. iJr George B. Pryd e ;i~e Presiden~ ':3-nd Gene r al Manager The Union Pacific Co a l Company citY Dear Sir, In order t hat a uni ·orm system ma b · . w compensation claims and the employe~, Y e in opera~ion relative that the Mine Sup er i n tenden t at Hanna ~Je aosusetnttn'' mayl ~ notdsuggest • t • 1• t , e c aim an ass en t blanlc in" rip ;- ca -~, as t n e . same is done at Superior and that it b forwardea ~y tne Mi ne Su per intendent to Nlr. Harringt;n at R 1 S . e" for execution by t h e emplo y er. oci( prino s Th~ cla i m and a s s Ert will · reach Mr. Harrington just as quickly as the claim and a ssen t re a ch es him from Superior Winton and Reliance, so there is no inconv eni en c e or delay on this sco~e. • I understand · that there are a fev; lapses in the administration because the Han na comp ensation a wards do not come immediately under lli'. Harrington' s sup ervision, until after these documents are filed in the court, and i'r e quently after the Judge has passed upon them. To my mind. t h is will all be avoided by adopting the same system at Hanna a s is in operation here at Rock Springs. There are nmv. three cases of death claims pending in the Carbon County court, but the claim of the depe7:1dent family a1:3-d ~he assent of ~he employer are not definite an~ certa3:.n as to. the time a1:d manner in which the a wards are to be paid, as mr. Harrmgton woula have had them if' he had made them out. - , tem should be in operation at _ I do not understand w~~ a ~ys tern in O eration here at Rock Hall3:1a entirely inconsistent witn ~ne ~ysrington'~ office will not take Springs. A letter from HaID;la to r. :~ter from any of the Mine very much long er to reach him th an a 1 t and I think it highly S~perintendents here in Sv1eetwat~~ f~~n a~d certain working in this aavantageous to have a system_df~ 1 ~ O al Company onerates. regard wherever the Union Paci ic .. • Yours truly, TST:ga �, J• i"" ~ ... ~ ..... - • . 1~:· ? -~~ t.~ ~ CJ 'f1}. (_;i . tJ:. ··i. ,J. r-r, 4J �American Association for L b . 1 (\rganlzed in lD0G-Endonied lly N t1 a or eg1slation "AL ofFICERS ' a onaJ In!ormatton Bureau, Inc.) ~ oENE•~ I PARKINSON rsoMAS ' ,,, ! ,siJ111t1: ROBRI.T W. DEFOREST HENRY R. SEAGER fitl' 'J\DD,01s )A~: 09 Ji. Co•tlfON; LILLIAN D. WALD FI!LIX M . WARBURG STBPHEN S. WisB 1jJ1nl, J .•11 LBWJSOH j\PO"' f!SiJBlt PUBLICATIONS American labor Legislation Review (Q UAllTJUtty) H p r oNG JoiJN RANDOLPH AYNES JOHN B. ANDREWS tf ff s,rr a I Jttl I ry 11ulNE OSGOOD ANDREWS I ,, orro T•MALLE!I.Y r,,asu ' I ~Att¼ew York City rtliI 4 er,dDnker,Amherst stnnoar tt Baltimore SI1rges.Baroe ' New York City L a' i - \., ~ ~ I . 'u I . - t..1r . p -... y . .1 e • 111E t 9 March 12, ).192£ . •• c;cy l!rl,JoboJ,Eag~n~;-~~~~City !bteD .6mel'50D, Herbert Fels. Cincinnati F,dward A, Fllene, Boston Filil Jlrllnkfurter, Cambrldse JoonP, Frey, Washington /[l!tpb!De Goldmark, New York City rnam B. Gonzales, Columbia, s. C. All~ Hamilton, Boston l\'altoa H:imllton, New Haven !LIi.Hammond, Columbus J J Handley Milwaukee Ii.i Hatch, Wappingers Falls, N. Y. ~ uard W. Hatch. New York City Pdtr Heenan, Ottawa, Canada FnDk B. Hering, South llend, Ind. R. II'. Hennlngtr, Raleigh, N. C. SlilDef HUlman, New York City K. A. Holbrook, Pittsburgh Thomas W, Holland, lliadlson Frederick P. Kenkel, St. Louis Thomas Kennedy, Indianapolis !laander Lambert, New York City 11n T, IV. Lamont, Eng_tewood! N. J. Richard H. Lansburgh, Phllade phia John A. Lapp, Mttwnukee 1111. Henry Goddard Leach, N. Y. C. 11orrh .E.. Leed5, Phllndelpbla I&mes Id. Lroch, Syracuse P:,~cL. McDonald, Columbia, S. C. ~°{,MngnUJSon, Waahington ..,,y wnher, Toledo ll'alter May, Pittsburgh ~dus Mitchell, Balumore ~efCldir Mitchell, New York City Moore, Ottawa, ..:Unada Aines Nestor, Chicago tn11lll Oliphant, Baltimore il'1 ~eiter Otey, Lyncnburg, Va. J~ ,B.Peabody, Cambridge 11ri:i! Peixotto, Berkeley Jaaiea ILird Pope, Detroit Rlll(,oe P ost, Brooklyn Eleirn ound, Cambridge llaTtd Red Bank, N. J. \\' T o.,upln l'rle, Far Hills, N. J . ~ il!4ivlelgh Freeport, m. Jolin A. rond Robln.e, Brooksville, Fla. Jr:~~• lOSepb p r,n. WIIShlngton / • You ~, ill ·b e ~~lighted to know that after long delay North Caro lina has finally adopted Workmen's Accident Compensati'on-.•-•, • 1 ., : • < I ' •• • No state in thi s :~ountu was ever ~.ndustralized more rapidly. In fact an "industrial -revolution, ~as occurred in North Carolina within half--a-do zen years, and now"" the most progressive of the southe r n states she sets an example for her four remaining neighbors that still lag without this modern accident remedy. O Within a week you should receive our March Review with the symposium on the Neu Industrial South which• prepared for our December meeting at Chicago .. has been distributed piece-meal in circulars , newspapers and pamphlets throughout North Carolina, Arkansas and Florida. In it you will find some suggestion of the obstacles we have encountered in this campaign. Railway unions and ambulance chasing lawyers have cheerfully joined with reactionary employers in their shortDsighted efforts. to preserve the generally discredited and antiquated system of suits for damages. But the progressive citizens of all group~ have won in North Carolina. We are now giving further atte?t1on to ~rkansas and Florida where the drafted bills and suppo~t1ng material have · 1 t d widel Through our members 1n these states helpbeen c1rcu a e Y• 1 • to see the four reful conferences are under way. Our goa 15 . M 1 maining black spots removed from the Compensation ap. our help this campaign cannot go forward effectt now "desirable social progress can be ively. With your suppor -t t' n from John Morley on the back d " Look for the quo a lo b k t accelera e • . month and do all you can~ to ac cover of our Review this. f • ress" with your renewed sub• • inary "wishing or prog 1 up the pre 1m d f' ite organized effort. stantial support of this e in -- !i thout y ~ nn, New York City p etwScalnttWergood, Philadelphia , iuhlngton 0 ~ew York City ~dt~us, P, WT Fait;~ y ; ; ~ ~ 1ke!\r~::'&ii / 0 e, New York City ~bcb W3!r, Cambridge liar, V son, Pittsburgh l~h: Kleec1c, New York City l!chi'in &. :illlltte~l Philadelphia , ...adlson lildtheofflcera ~ 13 / ~ 1/ · ll fi°tlJllderJ~Pi~gtBID, New York City ::;~~e:~~.fo1:3rfYorkCity AntliOD1J·s-yive5terChubb,St.Louts IJn.lreD~New York City &J,Cor D wson New York City /JJ.~ fl DeBlol~ New York City Mass. 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Oili ~y ,., t dE C :Oa - ~'Jr"' •:..> iJ...,re E o . of Da~; s L os t ~ ,c:c s:~1 1,.i r1._; n .:.:O o 8 - ·- - .• - - ·- - • - .• ·,:L:t:l-:!. : :o o 3 ·::5.r:-':. · :1 Eo n 7 S.)." ~ .-:. ::' ~ J 1~ 0 3 11 - ·- - - - -· - - - - - -- - ~,,:.~ e y•1· r- , .,. ; I ': I tJ iJ'. ,. 1 _ - ...., _ _, ( -- -- -•- - ·- -- · ... --- ------ 97 24: .. 2 5 20 4.: o0 0 -•· l - - ---- - -·· 204 -__·---·____.,.. ___ 12 .. 00 l -- - ··- -- -- 12 1...... ·-:: /, 0'7 -·-··----- 35 .. 70 4: 3 _ ... __ __ __ _ 1 39 ---- ·- ---- 46 . 30 ~z.~ --------- --~,-- -- - - 4 - - - - --------~~-617 .'.. I !.. f of Clsir:1s _. a .. ---- 2.11 cla i ms 5. 50 :sG 030 �r ! .... 7 _ I i 7/10 o-r- 01. -'- --Hi ne 1.e l) erccnt of a ll --------- Av o lfa ., o:f Re. J.i e,nc e ~2.ys Lo st 1-·LJSHi lWc~ ,u se o this ( 51) ~ 1 ° 3 p erce nt Fo ., of CJ !:i,i r· c:: E'ine 1 oc::: Sp r _i_n,;-_:-s l: o o Reli ··m c e ~~-o o l 01"' - ~11 cl~aims . ."!ere clue to a. 1Ttsib c :!:' of Di;\,Y S Lost - ... _- - -- - ·- --- :20 -·- ·- ---- . .. 20 ., 0 .. . . __ ..,. __ l 57 .,0 ---- - - --- ..... _____ _ 1 - - - •• - -· ·- - - - G7 11 -- ------ lloO _ •..rinton Fa o 7 A1ro lfo o of Dc.,~rs Lost , ,. 123 Fo o of Clr<.E!S :2~ct SJ rin,.~-: .:. :.. O o 8 - --- -· ·· ·- ·-'~; ~~ to :~c ~.-~-C' o ~~ -- - --·-- ~ ••J - - - .. ----- - · - - - 3G .,O i~umber of Avo 1:o oof ] aYs Lo s'~ Da·rs Lost 3 ----------- 60 -------- 20QO 1 --- - ------- 10 ----------~l=O~o~O 4 70 17o5 of a ll clc'.ins ,_,,ere due ROPES, Cc"'.USe 0 Avo 1':o .,'.)f I,';o., of Cla,ins 7 4 --------- - - - - ; --------- ·· - ..... - -· -- - - -- - -- - -· ·- - - -.:.=---;;--=-------- - - 1 .:; ]29,ys Lost 15 .. 0 -----·---- 15 --------_.... --- ---- 39o0 39 ------·----- -_,g - - - •• ••- _-_----::J==-.g-:-•-;:;o_ - - - - - - - ----::7~3:;-- - ~4.: •.3 �,, r ROl-YiTIS - - - ~-.!) th:L s ca ~: se o Iiine ··-··-- ------- ·---- - .Av o Fo o cf.' D~;;.,.s Lo st - 84 - -- ---... . ....-. . -- .....- - - -- 2 l -- -- - ---- - -- 7 0 ---- - --- - 35c0 - ·- - - --- •• ___ 27 --- - ----- 27 O -3---- -~ - ;.,,·3- 0 r. o ~ 1, 0 t"'\"C' ~ Li ;. e u~ one Per cent of a ll cla i ms o:: I.fo o l:w:iber of --C_ c., 2. ..J's 1-Tv.ui"°Jer c: .D(-,~~s Lo st - -·~- -. --- -Cl ~-:1:: f; 1-. 1 ~~:·1.., Ci.=--:.:G: 1~l c~11d. 4 -- - ·-··- -·· ···· -- 7 . ,·~ ~ '-... __. 0 0 - - - - - - - - - - •• - - - - - - - - - - 3 -- - - - 1To o of Cl e. i mG : .. \;J..]~~'.. n c '"') - ...... V - 'v - ·· - ·· - --~------ ·-- 1 -1.6~ -- 16 -- - ··---o0 ---L3 _ t-l- oO -------- .iTnmb er of Lost - ~--•'--~. D snrs 2 - -- - ··-l -- -· - --3 - - -- --· ----- ~ a·~ _, :t - 1 -- - ---- - -- .i:.O o II re ;r k-r o }:a o of Days Los t l 7 - - --- -- - l 7C0 ~- ----- -- - -·-- 4 ·.:i. :. ·~on :i:To o 3 S•:; r",i n 1, ll "D :; .....• - 1-Tooof Da-;!£§.....f.2._st ---- -- -~-------i~ ______ _- - - -- 10 --- - ---- lOoO .!.. J 0 - 2cc:: S:_1·i n ;ss Roel( S··.:, 1--L.1.·; s ':> - , . •• -y- A-1.r- o Dc:.}rs Lo [j t - -.!!.- -··- --- - - ---- ·- ') -- - --- ( .,J ------------- 2 -- - --- --- -- - - - - ----- 1 4 ----- -- ------ ---- ~ -~,~6 .!i..v- Fo o of · Day_s_ L.2§.i 100 - ------•3 4 ------3 9 - ·-,• •. - - - - 0 �cent of 3/10 }To o of Claims --4 - -- ----- - ----- 1 ------ ---l - 7 /10 o: to J.. , '1 Humber of DRys Lost 2:T O • of D2.,ys tost i1. Vo ·--- 67 G7 one p erce _1t of a ll cl8. i !ns •.-:e~e dFe i ~- L .!- - t,li l18 :....---- --- - - --- - - - .Ciunbcrla nd 1:. o 0- of 1: 0 "' o:f : Tv.Y!1be1" Cl2,ims Da,rs Lo:::;t. - ~- - - 2 - --- --- - --1 - - -- --- -·- ·· ---------=--2 Lv,. lfo o of Days -;-.J..J 0 s J.l, �1929. ::.gai11st i~orthe:rn Since t l1a j ot nt sti.;_:uJ.~.tion ~1 j_ 1 do av:ay ,,•ith any necessity of c 11ear"g as +o the iuJ·:._:.: sd. G.LlJ_l c y ee, it does no t oc c·..ir to 1~e tht~t my prosemco in • .der on t ne 29th i.;1i l ~ be :!.' -~c_:~ ;L :r? <i : . "! s t hC! que st.ion of t he l egs.lity of an im.'d t ci i.~ lliu.dc to .... : -:o ~--1r 5ocm .s 1. s ~;1 t e:P 2.11 mostly a qu~stion of law.. The y evi ciei.ice ~-;oul:.i l.:i (~ th~ .1.c:. eL'-i f'i ca ~lm1 of tha ~&:1plu ets .as copie ~ of the or~li:-ir /\ ,,, ,,-:. ,--. ,n ; ·, ·:1_,_- ~1:Lc•h 7_ t 11 ~nl~ :::.n ca se of a t ri2l 'c ould .be stipul.::. t &1 . ..-, • ·• '- -, •• 'IJ V " .- • - W .-.J '-• ",; - �llt• ut~·~r ... Ca.~ vei.,ley veputY o1' -.~.e :1:~ea su1·e1-- cheyenne, ,1yom1ng the She. ;:dan Coal Company .: .1.· s .:i. . . 1··,-,-'--,-n:r - =•o.,.. ..-·uc. :::-::~,t~ .i~,u~-1t.01· ~ .... t. -~ • J. ... " ..,. .., u.. -.!; ,~.a· State I ~. SSOrilS CO L.G "tf1:~ t 'n~s ~e~rarar to look into. J • - 11 • w~ - I ,:ill he very :.mir-.1'1 ob.1 igad. to you if you r.111 give !t:e i.hat informati on .,7ou .nave. • YoUJ.' s tI•uly, �ifr. George B.Pryje: A per U,..n,lio.terro•s letter of !.'arch 6th,1929, uhich is atinched heroto, all bs fo co.:ipenGation cla.ims and tha employers • assent uill erded to Mr. I nrriugtou o ~~--__,, f I p'__,, .J/ ~ - - - - ~<.;:Tl/ �! lda.n Sh~tt.a No - \ Xxl.j ·u ,:r!Loo ,_t,~n. V ~ d C<>~t.'.>~ " 1 I 1926 I l.92.1 2,462 18 ( d) l 4,099.75 16 .6'( 30,403 36,562 22 29 2,284.16 1,409-51 'I, '/26 7 , 612 4 2 581.25 111.67 48,588 67,236 26 J6 (d) 6,007.27 8,063.76 46, 3a·1 46,707 25 27 3, 7'/l..41 3,111.67 22,76') 25,929 9 12 (di I I I II . 1.926 l.927 ~ \ 3'/, 255 I I I 1.926 192'/ j I I I I I 353.24 349-42 i 11,334 1314!:59 20 14 2,129.05 2,168·.17 39,680 40,490 22 20 1,2d9.71 2,1 87.26 34,529 34,031 16 21 3,018~61 9 I 927 .5<3 12,634 5,056 d (d) 4 1,375.85 l, 957 .16 12,685 . 13,238 9 6 3,668.92 808.17 'tf-J : i abruary 1927 ~ce.0.ber 1927 'r :e ~"' 1927 / ;t~/..._.~~-/ - l 0 cidcnJi. accidents I - - - -- .. -- -- - ...,. ___ -- - ( l �I I H[ r APR '.1 'J I.I'; ,; " Omaha - March 30, 1929 Mr . G. B. Pryde: I am enclosing herewith statement taken from the several Wyoming Workmens Compensation reports. You will note our cost per ton went down slightly l ast yea:r While that of the other companies went up very materially, the s tat ement covering a substantial period, quite inform- ative. �~. COST~~OE' r.ORK.1'."RN':fi~C~Om~Ej;_S.ATIOII TO COAL COJ,,P./UJ.IF.S IU rJYOl'.7Il'J'G F.ROI.1 D •'\T F, OF 1\0'1: TO l):i!C-Er.:m:11 31.. 1.92s. U!U:_ON~:P.I\.CIJi'IC CO/'J, COI'fP/\lJY J\LI, COMPAHH!S 0'1.1TICR. TUA.H U.J?.C O.£L...Q.O. Cost per feriod 4/1/15 - 12/31/17 '. ALL WYOl'lUlG COIU. COt'i.P.:.'ilHES Cost; per Tons Coal Assessl'\'l ents. Cost per Ton U.P. Coal Co. Balance .·-·--G 21, lH)l, 787 ~~269, 969. 28 (p. 01355 $?4; 695. 63 . Tons Coa.l A.s_s essments ~on Tons Co.r?.1 /1..ssessr.mnts __1Q.U.._ 9,299,840 $104,109.06 $.01119 12, 101, 9t~7 :;;1s5. s6o. 22 t.• ·P. OJI ',)) " I Year - 1918 3,384,069 30,077.14 .00888 6,05h,G19 73,191. gl~ . O~l09 9,t~3s, 6S8 103,2~8.• 98 .01094 59,320.74 It - 1919 2,321.139 17,91s.06 .00772 4,898,599 l~6 , 900. 91~ 0 00:)57 7,219,738 6li, g19.oo .00898 59,568.54 - 1920 3,069,379 74,057.37 .02412 6,560,s92 136,523 . 85 002(;30 9,630,271 210,581.22 .021so · 97,822.79 " " - 1921 2.984,534 54,366.63 .01821 4,216,132 71,g66.11 • 'Ol"(n..; l1··r 1.200,666 126,232. 7l~ .01752 97,336.42 - 1922 2,253,774 53,363.25 .0236s 3,717,950. 63,672.9s .01713 .5,971,724 117, 036. 23 .01959 92,814.16 II -1923 3,241,105 69,001.os .02129 4,333,8?5 133,157.27 . 01919 7,575,000 152,15s.35 .02008 II - 1924 2,s21,67s 33,632.95 .01192 3,935,790 s5 ,3o·'J . 93 .02167 6, 757.,468 118,933.88 . 01760 79,767.7g 3, 77l~.i68 12b,G87.05 . 03171 G,553,232 17~.587.71 .02664 .• 75,803.14 n ,. ~ ' 99,105.25 - 1925 2,779,064 53,900 .. 66 .01936 - 1926 2,776,245 73,652.56 .02652 3, 736,oti-3 91}. 9v,9. 92 .02544 6,512,2gg 168,602. >+g .025gg 87,835-35 11 - 1927 2, 750,li30 52,5l~1.30 .01910 11-,003,570 90,577. 61 . 022G4 6,754,000 143,118.91 .0213.3 75,116.43 " - 1928 • 2,927,390 53,645.36 .. 01832 3,553,610 106, 7l1-5. 35 .03000 G,t1-g6,ooo 160,390.71 .02473 80,763.46 40,608, 6li7 $670,265.42 $.01650 60,892,215 $1,159,1~3t1-.07 $.01ss6 b.01, 500,862 $1,829, 699.l~9 $. 01$02 II ,, TOJ: '.L NOT::: \ (1) Superior Coal Co. included uith Union Pacific Coal Co. (2) 1926 o.nd subsequent figures include cet ~strophe insurance. (3) Tonn·,:e e for 1928 subject to revision. (4) Union Pacific Coal Co. 1roduced 45.1~~ of ton.'"lage s.nd paid 33.5~ of premiUI!l in 1928. OJ::?.he, 11eb r • , April 1., 1929. - - ~ - - - - - - -~ �. lli'. T. So T.ul~fl3i":i>0 11 Jr, r Rook Sprlnge~ Tjyomiugo to all I:tlnc Sup0rintond6i:1ts o TJiank you for callin3 my ~ttontioB to this levter. Yours ver-; truly, orig°loal S°igne~~ ·'S,. GEORG£ B. P-RYDt \ �K i ,, l " • i_,, t' ~ V./' , pr, :~ f(J Mr. George B. Pryde TO~.,,..---~=---:.......:.___......__...__ City __ ...__ .tr ft -~:>J.:,rlrt~zm; ci-t ..,i~ •=¼;;ytttblit:1'1.iur~ hit: 1:1t]Sl'tt ~~ coo~~ti~1~ti:;ic,u tor hc.r.u ia,j t .. s l-).l:ov~ ;~rovid{.,::;.,; el.-aets nc,t to bo opai•ated_upon, otid thi;l b<1rnia bf Ct)::iet. ~ ~>-~t.~l1$U1.~rtcd il'! ~:w - J.\iture, .tlle. l'{.;SUlts £to~ GtlC.U. stl'a.ugulit.J..Oll 'fJ!l. l ~ot ht1 ~0!1~elkSerr;ua,,, o Yours truly, • �C \ �I I oiudy uo ru.,f 'G 'trkd:1 ircau.1:~s , \!Ilich \'Joulv. :i.mpk~ovo o..xr a.coiden~ ro.te, many ox cmr ioF.•o,: :m, :.: o cvj~o, ~ivin~ li·~'iilo ftll'..,tihai" thou[J1t to ~co:tdonto bu · oo - Ori!!mftl s·1[!'ned: 't'DE G:.OHGE B, PR , I '' oh �ray ir:.iont:..ol!! to -p::.1so t:r· o n::.t-'Ge~ ·~o ym1. to ~o·i l'icl of :tt, but ~ thou-.:,ht io Ol)m ·t!i-:10 you 0,~o :11 Choycnno you raic;i1·~ diacuoo this i:t:i.M;o~ u~3.. h lir o Gnlv0..rloy pcroo110J.ly. I-'o uoultl seem tho..t th-ox'o cu~o quite o: .n ur21)rJE> of ntmn00 zPovnlm1t :ln ·~ho l~oi''6horn TTyonin3 li'iold in c m:m0ctios1 \'!ith -'t:ho o.drJi1tlot:rcdd.ot1 of the Cot:Iponoutiou ii.Oto V �I r:\YltJ.cipe, c t h._1t you he,vc pei.id r athc~ large SWTI.s 011 11.ocomit o:: tho.nc: c l ci·Ks c..1!~. t2j l i vc1~y 13.n~ e.11d thv.t the coal comvy~:,,:zy io en.ti t l ed io a c~ecl.i t :for •:1!w.t • ·they havo erronoously .,.. :<.:. ..... -~ ~1 - ~ () ~.- 100.se ~e.-::;.r _... CT~ Iacoy ' o lotter ~=t-~or you lu,,ve JJeci.d tho s m ~ �I co.lled. m~- .co. vel'loy ct':¥ the uoi~meiits Oompensl\tion Da• rrr ':r:l~n.,.'- on. 't!"c t o1eyfrio.ne thin .mom i n~ encl. 01trlained the case :i t ol to -~ - 9 him t iw.t t: o cu~loycc devoted part of his tiae io uoll:.::.nG u_oro" f'.11di oa i r:~ t ho o·t or0 ~t Rock Sprinss e,nd the re• D-:....:li ao--~ o:? .:. s •iimo to tl.olli 'iJ'e_1 b1-=> no.reh~ndise sold et the at ore~ ;,. d-=-l:i. vci..y iJG i g r~do ~~ a t ... uo~. u t;c.;.trorley t old ma _._oot the compensation m,pa.rtment O enrployod in general con ct in tho vietT proViGi ons of tha toura very trulY, (Sgd) }Ierbort Ve1 1ace1 _ �Rock Sp i r ngo. April 30th. 19290 Herc0\1i-Ch, fox- your ini'ormaticm, ota·iemnt of compenea.tion eluirns soiilec1 no u x-oauli of ucoidonio sustained in ?loa. 4 ~d 8 1.lil'iOOp Ro ok Sprin130» during tho period January 1st, 1929, ti I!Ia:rch 3lot, 1929, bath dutoo inclusive, together uith 8rull8 kind of u et::rtomon·~ for all minoa, all diot1--i0ta. Herem th, also, statements tc bo hG.nclod io the Fox-oncn of tJoa.' ~ and 8 tlinoe, showing oompeneation c:lui .s ooi·tlo(l for their roa1) otivo minoa, together \:4th copy of compm-1oa tio~ Qlo.iun ot'tlod for all minas 0 I ht:we had t.!r. BJ.rrington oompile theso lists for tho three d 0 t same JOU may be able to month period hoping tho.t by O 01000 stu 1 out do\?D your accidonil• I your ataff meetings eh 0 wish you would discuss these report& nt �Rook Spri nza. AprU 30th t 19290 r~ t1. u :!!cdil.l: D o Fb1140t.$.th tt:o eopioo of ota:Gori13u•G aho\7lng compenaation elnims ootilod ~&o Q G• le oi aco:1.do:nto ouato.insd in your No. l Mi11a durin~ the period JriJ1uary 1st» 1929 to t.m-oh 31st, 1929, both cb:tos 11101 ,o::.vo~ o..lno i\10 copioo of eimtlnr ctatemant for all mines, all ctlo~:ricto., Uill you pl<!~ee hn id. oue oopy to the Foreman ot No. 1 l'!l:l1;1.0 i1 k0op1nG tho otter fol." your iili' ormo.tion. ! ha.vo hud ~rl.... nnrrington compile these lists tor the threo mo-nth pe,-iod, hopilllrJ th!:rh by u close -study -of eC\JD8 you rm.7 be I ubl0 to cut do " your occiuont I• reports at your otr:if i I tlish you would diacusB these otingso '.Jl'il!iDal Slgr.•· : : GEORG£ B. h :! 'fu£ �Rook Sp i r ngs. April 30th, 1929. H0x-0tr.l th ,, ioll" yotl!' inf ox-DS·aou .. otutomant ahor.dng com90nsa tion eloirm:i settled no u :roault of accidents sustained in yomr Noo 3 o.nd 7 T.lilr1os during tho period January let, 1929, 0 to r.:uE'Qh 31st~ 1929 o both do.toe inclusive, Vil■ o cop7 ot eirailar etatom~m:~ f or all ni1100 0 oll districts. Iierem.th 1 nlso, statements \JO b0 hamk d to -~h0 For8ll1an of noso 3 nnd 7 U,ines, shO\lling compen• catioli:i Qlaioa oottlcd tor their reopoctivo mines, together with copy of corJpensation oloimo aottled for aU mines. I have had ?Jr. Harrington compile those lists tor thQ V tbrec i:.onth period hoping that by a olose study of sr:une you may wi 8 h vou would disou11 these b able to cut down your accidents. I ' report• ut your staff meetings. eh �f.• Q1?.0t·r1 .t..'l o .. ""··"· u, I) xOE' you&> irilS?orrnn tion, eo1nponsatio:~ clai:::w..,.,. s o.tomont shouing "•........ , ~ 3S u i'00~lt of "'Ceid t u1.1-.ec. '-' -1 on a su~taine ia youir 'B1-1 : '~ c'~ nnt1 ··'?"n l].1~'Xl dtu.·in5 ·~ho :period Jonu1117 lat, '·...i 1~29:· to ll'1 6'eh 31otp 192\;, botr. d(l.ios ir.clu;ivo, nlso copy of o:lndlax- stt'rtcn:,.,t Zo1r nll rcl,1:~cs 0 ull diotriotsa Herewith. t1leo. :::rt~r~Ot:W!il'tO to bo hm1(lc-:l to tho Foromon of t1n 11 1 11 011 (ind ''E" Mines, 0!1otrln 0 eeIJ?onoo.i:lon claims 00ttlod for thoir respective mtnos, '~ocotho~ '":Ji th copy •of OOffiF6n:mtion cldme aottled tor nll mlnes. I have !mtl t!r. ~ri•incrton compilo these listo for ths t .r co ~nth period hopins thn b7 a close study of same JOU my be ablo to ou doun your acoidoutia. reports at your staff maetings h 0 I wish you ®Uld diocuss i;bose �nock Spr· J.nga • April 30th, 19290 r-1£:>ri'Orrl-th I) f? oi.-- •·our iyb •:ton, otutc10011t ehouing r1 !aA03-~-,nn'I:. CO,l!l)OE Ut:.'tiiOU ~J.cd1;10 i:iott1Gd tiO n result c)f accidents lluottdncd in you1r r~oso 2 nnd LJ; I5iuco dul'.iug ~he poriod Januury lot, 1029, to !.':nrfch Slot,. 1929, t oth dttt0a incl.uEiivo, aloo copy of m::d.lar 0 cr~at0,, O~Ji :?01r 1.:..11 z:i:lnon, i1ll dietrioto. Herctr.i. th. alal', etatoroe11ts to bo hand8d to \,he 1i'or illen of UoD, B and 4 !Aines, ehowing compen• cation elalmo oettlod tor tlleir rospoctive ml.nee, together with eopy of conper..sntion claims settled for all minoo. I have had i1r. Jll.rrlngton compile these lists tor the ,,./;~tie month period hoping that by a close study of aame you rm-, be able to out down your ncoident "• reports et your atai'f meetinge• eh I wish you would disauflB these �Rook Sp .1 r~ngo • Pl.Pl'il 80th l • 929, ~l Ot"G\-;lth, iore youi' iui'orcl.J.tion, s·~atoment aho·wing oompensr.tic l cla:lm3 oetilod uo n r-emAU of nocidonta sustained iu y l 1,,U," m,s. l nnd 2 Sowt;b llinea uudug tho period January 1st, 1 92~1> to. £icufch Slot. 1929, b:r"ll dutos :.l.ncluoiva, uloo copy of sira:llClii" otr:r~m ....n-t f o:1.~ all !Jl.HOS, all cliotriotao Uerewith,also, 21 r o 1 t.lir.19 o I huvb;1'1ro HLi. rrington oompile these liots for the three ID.Olil~b pox-iod hoping -:; 0 / ,,,,,t·, b""' a clooe atudy of same you Ul11f be nblo l"-l ., out dorm your accidonta. at your atat"t meetings. I J eh . I uish you would diaoues these reports �J Rock s·)r' i ings - Ui; y 1st , 1S2.9. rfr . Ero He rev;i th, for y our u1f • orr.iation s'- r:: te , 1i.... r:1e11 t s sho\·r.i.ng com!) ensE. t io n cl o.iYt1s s et - ~cl ea, e s Q result of ,Gcc _i~... 81.1ts su st rdned in a ll mi ne s of 'T'he • "' - - Union tacific Coal Comp~iny during the period J Ql'lua r y 1st , 192 9 , to F,,a r cl l "'l j, s t , 10 ., 20., , both d"'tes inclusive, ci.lso sttl J~ emen .· + u s hoi.·•.i.. .: 11 g c: ,-11 ais , . t ric • ts comp~r~t·1.ve1Y• Co:I)iei; of the o.bove statements have been sent to the Mine SU1Jeri 11Ji; end e nts rmd iline Foreruen, sho\ri.ng their respective district or mine, n i th i n structions to the Superintendents , to discuss these repo rts a t t heir st,_ff r:1eetings. I had 1.:r. H~.rrington coi=ipile these lists for the three same ,;1e cight be eble month period hoping the t by to cut down aur accidents• eh �Roolt Springs .. lla'IY1 2 d • n , 1929. ol (~ ?.'Irr. Eugono .!cl-.. liffc: I on attu@bin3 }orouitl a o-i,utomeni ~ of oompeaantion olaime oottlec1. dnri 1g tho f i~at thrc0 monthEJ of 1929. I t\skod Jjz-. Harring- ton ·to cei thi0 ro})C>:ct 1p i'.llo_ g tho linoa of tho report hnndecl you holro 11!i"iOX- to r1..'11clns t o cai'oiy ar.rurdco Al'J.. f; ,po:rin' cudonts, tlina Forom"Jtt., Safety En~noer and tho CJ<Lorc.J. Suporlnto. dent h?.vo boon given o. copy of this ropori, am !l:u is ~ -~hou~;ht tlr t by aoI!lpiling tbio :ln.forlllition qunrtorly am aett:lng it out to all of our staff it Tfll"I be iha meant of assisting 1'n be r duction of aooidentso / It ,;dll b noted that falls of persons still oqcupy .a very prominent plaGe in tht rapori 0 OriJ!inn.l Signed~ f! GEORGE 8, PRYOt. eh �\ . I ' I! \i l A tot a l of 0igl1:'~ claims ,1ere settled dur 1• th i.. . •t "' ·"" •· ,. · · . ng e au ove -period ac o ou n ox 1 .uJUIJ.es 1n this mine. This v:as l0 53 t -of. to t a l -l'lv.,~u ~,, ,.. e::)" o·,.1.:;, c.., !:'I ll cl a1ms • percen se tt led for all mines of• . The Union pacific syste r1 . for. the -· eriod and th0 amount paid out of the Industria l c~cc1den 't Insu:C8J1c:e imnd in oettlement of these claims we..s t} 88 percent of the total @Bount pc,id ou·l; for all claims settled for the system for the periodo Thi0 mine produced 12 percent, of t he tot a l ton...'Vla.ge o? t,ho syot.er:1 during the :period. 0 • r.rhe follovdng 2.re 0CCUPATI0'.bTS of claimants, number of claims and pe:rcent oi' all claims settled during the period for the accot nt of this arl.ne s Percent of Number Total i1o. of Claims Occv.,-1a.ti on 3 ----------------Lo• ~de=_s I (~--~) ~-~~--------) ........ - ... 5 .. Miners \~5 - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - ~--~s;--Q I U P-------------------- --- CAUSE oF ACCIDENT ~ 50 ~erceut of all f 1 .,_, . re cause o ) FALLS Oll, .t:li!RSOll§. (20t Otw1 time lost. · of a cl aims, \7J.·~h u lA-• Apercent - f 12• 5 percent of injur i es, ( 22) were cause o FALLS OF ROCK time lost• with 32.35 -nercent of total ~ f 12 .5 percent of a11. injuries, ~1) uas cause o ( 0 ?USIDNG c~ l time 1° 0t • n· h '\'Tith 9.15 p ercent of tota ocidental injury fo~u~}o~; of • -r:n.nct are ca.use ~b:r of olaimsl, ~;~l 1ost for each The fo 11 o. ;:, 8 m.ade, n ne nUJD.ber o.i. claim f' or comr.>ensat1on ~ d the a11ere~ • • days lost for-each oause. an cause: �3 "J --s (40) LA. . ~ ~ - " "n : - ~o =• - -total tiJ;i0 resulted , oO perc lost,fi·om. 25 . percent of all c:auses '.. uith S, RAI1lBJ2oi' J!ACKS 55} resulted from 25 peroent of all oanses, wit.h 29ol perce1'lt total( time lost. Resultant injuries a.re classified as follows with percent of tiue l ost for ee,ch class of injury for this; mines Percent of Total Ho • of Olaims .Resu1 tc}gt In.iury Cont Percent of Total. Amount of '.i1irie Lost 12.5 ------- 14, 4' (10) ----··-------.. -------4 4.4 usions & ..,Jnuses ______ 12,5 .Fractures ( 23) -- ---------- ------------ _ __ .o --------37. o 25 ·Lacerations (40) -------------------::::::•• 25,0 ------- 2901 Sprained Back 55) "."_______________ ------------- -- -:: _______ _ 25. o ------- 15, 1 .· ,. Sprains. Other ( ____ a "'t) I • ot one MINOR, The follo~1no Included ill the above is ~~~: claim tyas made, number of i s occu_pa ti• on, cause of 1'nJ"ury for tl.LLL . minor was in our employ•• 6 days lost and period that tlu m:1m Lost Period in .QQcupa. ti on Cause of In.iury: No ·• of Claims l e Days ~~!...Q.!..~~:;;a,.-- • l!iner --------- l ----liine C rs & Looo. ---·- 13 a , Our Employ _.., ___ ... ___ 1-~- yea.re t ent of percent of t arative eta em aid, percen 0 The following is ; :ount of compens;t~;splost per in• nUlnber of claims, percent o d average number o of tota1. tonnage produced ;!ion Pacific systems Jury for each mine of The �Percent Percent Percent of of Cla.ims <?f Amt, Total Tonn- Av. No.of - .........~ = -&U~ Paid Days Lost ----- age produce~ Per In.1urz m:ne:--"'" ·,l\ring s 1iOo 4 R0 Ok S~ • 110 0 ' 8 a-~ 10053 ----... oA · 88 . ' •• 14.49 ----- il.;· . --- 12.0 ___•___ .,._. 34.00 Rock spre1;;g o. s 1 ------ --- oo ~2 " ,64 --'ZT'J 50 Relienc ,I.\J : 02.59 --- 1'706 116 ·---- --- •· vlf. • W inton Noo ? ______ .,..,. .. 06058 ----- 01~ • • ... ______ 6.10 54 f>linton Hoo 7 ..,.,. _______ 1O.o53 .... ..i-- 25 "16 ..... 07 oa•~ - .. ~---_:... l289•.:·o2o5 II " n ·t~ 02 62 I !"'~• superior "~ ..., __ _____ .,._ 0 • • -- - - - - oo ·34 •. • .;,~N .....__ _ .., oQ-_ - • • - • • • . Supe"'.'iOr uctl ~ • " .!.!J 1·' ~• superior nanna ...... - - - - - - - 10053 ----~ - 0108?- ••.• . 00.~~69 •-~--"'•• 16~50 • o --~ r o - - · - - - - - 18.·12 .,..,. .. .,._..,...·• - ' 06 . O 58 5 ~• 05~4. •••;_•••~ 4Q~QQ No. 2 ... --------- l0o52 ----- 03 •.51 --- 03 •.4 -----~:.. ... 26.90 -------~-= • - - • •· or.! vc, "'r Ranna Noo 4 O'7o91 •---... 00088 --- l2o7 ~-------- 13.:00 Cumberland Noo 1 ... ---- 06 058 ----.. 04~36 ....... 05.8 --------- 35~40 cuniberla.nd l'l°O o 2 So o........ Q3o 91 ° ... - ..... 03.88 .... Olo2 -----••- 60.30 �A. total of' e l even cle,ims 1wre oettled during the b :periodo This 111~s 1 4.1 1?49 p0rce11t of all cleims settled for e!love mines of T~e Uni?.n J:lacif'ic sys ~em for _the period, and the amount •paid out or the .Lndustri2..l Acci dent Insurance Fund in settlement. of these claims ua s 461>4 percent of total amount Paid on all c1aims settled for· the period. This mine produced 17 .6 percent of t ·o tal tonna~e l'or the system dt.I'ing the period. This includes one claim for. fe.te,l injuryo r,he following a re OCCUFA'l1I0lifS. of claimants, number of claimant s O number of cla ims by occupations~ and pe~cen~ of total number of all claims settled for the account of this mine during the periodoPercent of Number of :;rotal Humber Claims ·--- • ---------- 09 09.1 ----------- -- . 1 Drill • ers ----.. -~-~------------1 ......... ----_. .. ..;___ •' 1l 1ver __ .., _________ .. ____ .... _ .. _ 1 __ .. ________ • . ___ ......... ---09 Dr hi lr..: . ____ ,. ____________ l ___ .. 09.l M1.tt.C ne ~ --- ___ .... _.. _._.. _____ .. __ .,.___ -------~-~-------- 36.4 ?!w. ner ------------- ............ -------- l:f:ii ------------__________ 1a.1 ~ ec. Loader La.borer-----:_-:: ________ 2 ----- Prop Puller -------------- _ ________ 1 --;:::;.---------Rope Rider -----------------11 o9.l Total OAd OF INJURY - FALLS OF· co~ ( 21 ) . -were cause of 36.63 percent of all . f time lost. o 9 injuries, with 6L16 p rcent FAI..L Ql ROOK (21) injury i7as made·. \VS.B ca.use . 1 irn. ror fatal for which one ca �FALLING OB 7ere oa injuriesD with 7 0 2a ;!~~~ni23) of ,tim use of 9 l 8 MINE CARS i . • lost 0 • pe:rcent a,11 injuri e so •uith 1~ fOCOMOTIVEs (a · • of all ... o 3 percent of' ~2} we:re caua . . ... The follqwiri time lost. e of 9.1 percent of ~ clal.m fo:.1. com.pen.satior/~ ~re . cause of aver~ge number ~.1. d aye , \Jas •accidental • lostmde :per' c t Ot a.1 number of i ~ury for \7hich 0 auseg ys lost and the ~Too Clni of Humber of A • cause De•railment (13) . • • ms Days Lost JIIQ.of Fall of Coal . }co _________ .,, ___ .,. ____ l • • • 1~ Lost lr · • 28• ------- 28 oo _a11 o~.e, Rock · 21 " 2 ---· - .------------I!. · - - - - ---- 255 n:;• f Falling ObJ. e·c-'cs""· 2:-)---:------------- i ... -..,·-·- --- .- ----- 63 •75 c .::, ---·--------Fatal • w e arn & Locomot' . ----------- 1 ---- • ------ --Pushing Ca:t.. s ·~r,;1-! -.---- 50 30 ............ .;. 30 • oo O - l.Ve$ --- (42. ) ----.. -- l --------ep on ,-ail . 70 -------------- 1 ------------- 50.00 St Tools i n Hand~ o b ~~1-1•--·------------ l ------1116 ------16.00 ..., J. .l.! e ovr Uorkmen --- lli _______ :: 22 • __ ------11.00 Total · · "." ____ 22~00 412 . 41,20 ""n uae 412, o;.h!ntotal number of days lost on account of above c.~erage of 41~2 days pGr injury. causes liESULTANT INJURIES With lo l FRACTURES (23) resulted :from 27.25 percent cf all causes, as of' 63. 2l percent of time" i:JOUNDS ( 7 O) reeul ted •from 27. 25 percent of cause a \'Ii th 5•87 percent of time lost. o:r t.c .... .&.m 8 Resultant injuries are classified '.'-s f?llOl'IS, uith percent lost for each class of injtlrY for this mine; percent of Total Percent of Total Nwnber of oiaims Amt• of Time Lost - ~eaultant Contu i 0·9 l ----------- Q6.07 Contu8 ons u" Bri.u.ses . 09 • 1 ________ ...... o'1 • 28 ··"' (10) ... -----------• (11) -------- 09 • 1 ---------•- 03.6 4 Co"'t eion s &· La,cera. t 1ons ) "ue10 ne & Abrasions (12 ·:.-------------- 09.1 • .... --•----· --l'ata.l Ji'... ( 22) .. -------- ---------27 25 ---------- 63.21 .-.-actur es ( 23) _________ ,,,,...... ---- ------ 09 • l ... ------•-· o-:r..:1, 93 BP"". ,1,·ain d .Back (55) ---------- --------- 27 • 25· ---------- 15 • 8'1 t11 8 ~ 0 ,,~d • "'44 8 70 ..... ------ -----~---- -.. ------- �There were no claims l)y l.lil!f0l!S . em.ployed at thi a mine, The following ia ~omparS:tive" 8.ta:J;eiiieii:t of percent of f claims, percent ox a.mount o~ compensation paid, percent nlllilbe~ tonnage produced and average ,nllrdb_e r of days lost per 1n• of to f~r each :miile of ri'he Uni on Pacific _systems jUrJ ~ ·Percent Percent of Av, No.of of Amt o Total TonnDaye Lost of Claim~ aid age Produced Per In.jury · Pe..;cent !line ~!gg 4 -- 10.53 -----04,88 ----- 12 •0 ------- 3 ock Spr~ngs Moo 8 14 49 - - - u 46~6~ ----- 1706 -------136.10 Rock Spr11:gs ;:o: ___ :: 09:22 _ ... ..,. ... 00l20~4c9 ~-=••· 1;~26 o ::::::: 19:00 Re liano~ !!10 c. --- - ---- 06 58 oo ----.- 'o . "5 1•1inton 1~0 ,., - - 25 0 76 .... -... 08 6 ·------ 28."'50 - ° u'%. - - -0 0 lOo 5v ----- . A _., ___ 06.6 ... ---- --- 15. \'lintOn ll'Oo '7, ----- --___ 02 0 62 --•- 00,3_ .. 07 9 •-•••-• 18,12 -R 0 superior ::B0• ~ ----.1.0 53 •••. 01.87 ••••• • _______. 40,00 superior , ------:: ot o8 ---- 03.75 ,• -··- 05 •44 _______ 26,90 superior "E' -----10 • 52 ____ 03,51 ----- 03 • _______ 13.00 I Hanna no o 2 ---------- 07 •0 91 ___ oo.aa ----~ 12.. • 7 _______ 35.40 /) Hanna J:!0° ...l ·- --- - - - - - 06 58 ---- ot..:o 36 ___ .,.. 001.,.. 82 --••--- 60 • 30 CUmberland No. 1 - - - - 03 o0 91 ---- 03.88 ----• . Cumbe1~lend ·~o • 2 So,,· �Hr• llo V/o !1edill g EericRJi th p . ~~eport of comnensati A 01 the period J anuary l sir.0 1929 p to March 3 s~ttled duri~ elusive , aoco~·!.llt of a cci dental i njury sustained,~b, othkmdates inployed i n Re l iance Ho c. 1 ~ne . Y rror en em- ~!t 1~~: A ~otal of sever1 ~laims \7e1·e set tled during the above period i o: "the ac co'L1.nt o; t.nis mine o.. . Thi s _.uas 9. 22 percent of all claims· se\. tl ed for e l l mines of 'l he Oni on .i,?a.cific system for · the perio d, and the a aunt pai d ou·t of the Industrial Accident Insurance Fund i n se ttl.em.ent .as 2 c. 59 percent of the _tqtal a.mount ·paid out . in se·t tlolli:3 n:t of a l l claims :?or t he Union Facific system· for· the . period.o This mine pr oduced 11,6 percent oi the total tonnage of the sya t e~ duz·i ng the pe:ciodo •• r::,hP- .e- 0110~1i no·a re OCCUi?ATimrs · of claimants, number of 0 :r -- J. ~t d percent of total cle.i me.nts ~ nrnn"ber of cl a i ms by occupa iotnaf ~~e mine during the number of all clam s settled for aocoun period ; • °. Percent of Tota.; Number of Claims Occupation m.unber of Cl~~me 14.30 .....,.. ........ 1 ------------------ 57.10 4: _________ ..... Dri vcr (20l ----------------- • 28.60 Loader (43 -----~------~-------------~- - ~-~--~2 ; ;........ - -- ---~------.. lliner (45) '7 -----------------ta CAUsE OF. I NJURY • • f 1 ,1. 30 percent of injuries s· (13) were ca.use o m-RAI~ t 1 6 1ost. VTith 11.50 percent of ~ - • -• f in of 2a.6'7 percent O • (20) were cause FALLS OF pE.ll§ON~ f tiJll8 1ost. • t of injuries, Juries, with ?.8. 32 percen o of 2s. 5'7 percen ' couse ('1Q) VIS,S ~ • STEP g! NAlLtixne 10s t • \Vi th 30.• 97 . percent of �The f'ollowin.c,- are • f r com ti V cause _.,. , olail11 o r !f,penaa on ·nas made o:i: a.cciuental a.e,1s 10s·~ x oI each eause, and number ·of clai injury for \'Ulich each ca.use g . ne 11,Ve:t>age •numbees, ·, .. of total days number lost forof i No. of Claims J1!!UB~ No. Day8 ofL . t Av. NG. of ne-re.illilent {13) --------• •oa Days Lost Fall of Person { 20 ) ______::::::::: ~ ·-•-••u• 13 -----··-- 13 0 6 Fall of Coal (21) ---·-·····-•·--•• l -•-----·- 32 •---•--·- 1 ' o Loose coal {35) ------------------- 1 • .- -,•--·-- 17 •·------ 17:o step on :~e.il ( 70) _ __ ._ ... ~6 16.0 2 :::::::··· 35 --~---~~-- 113 --------- 17 •· 5 '1 • 16.1 -----De.me, ___ The t otal~ i..~at;»el' o:i:~ days 101:r·~ cm. account of "che above . ~ caus0s, uas 113~ O- a n average of 16~1 dti,ys ea.ch·~ • • RBSULTA11T Il~JURIES JlOUl!!DS l 'i'O) resulted frOlll 42,85 percent of all injuries, \'11th 45014: percent of time losto . • e sultant injm-ies are 012.ssified as follows, with percent of time lost for each class of i1:1jury for this rainas . percent of Total Percent of Total · 1rumber of Claillle Resultant Amount of Time Lost In.iury Contusions -j;,. ""rlll· r':!e~ 43.36 F ,, u u (10) -------------- .42.86 14.30 -----------•·-••·-· 11,50 ractures \23.) ------------------------ 42 85 __________ 45.14 Wounds (70 - -------·-. l i - of• one iUIOR. The folloVJi. ng . Inclttde.d in the abo'il'e is 0 •c].ailn ""'" made, number 10 1 of occupat:l.on, cS:use of 1n,1ur:Y' f?l' ~n~r 11as been in olll' elllP Y '4Q,JB lost ' and period of ti$8 this TiJne Lost, period in cur · 10 No. of ~rs :Ern;~-~P~:.:ilit---- ~~-~~-~--~~--~-. J: !~- ~ccu.pation- Claims Dri - cause - -o.,. of )?ers on --.- 1 ver ------ l ___ 11°'11 7 ----------- 2 years �The_following i~ compar . J,er of claims? peroent of a.ti ve, statement O • 11Ullltotal tonnage produced anda.ntount of compeneatio; percent of o~ry for each mine of The .UniQ~'IT;:r.-a.ge number of daysP~idt' perQent · aoifio systems . oa per in.. j l?· e:rcent - Percent Percent . f. of Claims • - of_.runt • . ·Total Tonno Paid • Av. No.of Days Lost - ....;;;;..- age Produced Per In.jur;v: 88 • - - 12. ,0 -• ... ••••• 34.00 ~. Il l"\ - - • • - OA ,1 .; 0 Ro ck s-o_ring s Ho o 4 == 10053 l.t. Rock Springs ·:io O 8 -- . 1o'.!:V - - - - "'tO 6A .... 1r1·0 6 • Reliance No o 1 -- -= 09'0 22 - • - ·- • '· - - - - - - · • 37, 50 c,c:, ' ---- 02059 --- 11.6 -------- 16 10 Winton Uo o 3 -----......... 060 58 01. 54 ---- 07 0 2 --~----- 19 • oo ,,,1·nton l~Oo 7 ---=--=--- 10 r;;3 25 0 76 • - - 08 1>'0 • • - •·• • • 28126 ° 0 B" -------- ·o ~~o62 _.,. __ 00 o~~ • -• oe. u, ••••-~-5.50 rior ~A 6 1 Supe superior ° Cn --- -- --- 10 o53 -•·--- Olo8"l - ... - 0'7, 9 "'I'"'•·••·• 18.12 ll:j1 ••06 0 58 -•- - • 03 e "'t 6 - - - 06 t'!! - - - - - - - - 40 • 00 .:. l.'JU • Supe,._iO~ Hanna 1 o. 2 ________ .., lOo 52 ---- 03051 - -- 03.4 -------- 26.90 c:, . . g .... \/ O V · . 0 - - -- !">--- A Ranna '.\:Too 11: ---- - ... =-- C"I o 91! __ .... 00i>88 ....-- 1~. '7 -------- 13.00 Cumbe~land Moo l ---- 060 58 ---• 04.36 --• 05.8 -------- 35.40 CUl!lberla.nd 1ioo 2 Soo- 03C>9l _.,. •• 03088 --• 01.2 -------- 60,30 �• Her{n7i th!) l.. el) OXt of' eon:men •t . . • • pei-iod Janua l"Y. ~e ~? 19~9 ~-'co iiaroh"'" 31 :~ ·i~t_,~latms . aettle<;l during the acoQunt of aco:1a.011·,a1 1nJu.1.,ies oustain;d 'b oth dates inclusive, Winton .iJo o 3 tune o , Y t,orkmen employed in V , A tott;1lc c ofunfive "' · -v, _._hr'.) ._ .., cla 11·_ims_i ue:r.·e • ~ettled •durinl'l'u t· h e auove peri od f 0 - \, "' ~ 0 -c 0 ~ L ls tr neo -~his nas 6Q58 percent of all claims settled. r 01: a,ll rn1nes of The Union Pacific system for the period, ancl the amount :pe.itl out of the Indust:eial •Accident Insurance !f-und in settlemen:t o:f these elf:=l,ims was 1.54· percent of total em,ount p aid for o..11 clei:GJ.s settled fo1· the syatem for the period. This min e n:roclnced r-1 o2 percent of total tonnage of the system for the peri od: • • J' The folloY1ing are OCCUPATIOlqs of claimants, number· of clcimn:nt s :i niunber of cl.aims by occupations,,_ an~ pe:9cen~ of dtoial numbe: of all cleims settled for the aecounu O.&. this llll.ne ur ng the period& 1.:iumber of ClaimS percent of Total !lumber 20.00 ...................... 1 ------~-------- 20 Drive"' ( 20 ) - -- ·---------Electrician (25) ---------llec. Loader laborer ~P llai1, Inside (62) 4 .1 --------• ____ ,. 2 ---------------- 40 -20 •o0 ------~~-- ----~ -----------=----1 ----------,---• ----T~t;i - 5 • . • CAUs:lM OF :tHJW.X f 20 percent of in- o ( 3) were cause st FALLil:fG OBJECT~ ~:f' time lo • juries, with 22.to percent e of 20 percent of in- RS (4S) were caus BECII.ANICAL kOA.PJ 'i1me 1ost. of 20 percent of in• O Juries, with 20 percent ('7 ) qete ca.use 3 10st TOOLS IN .QWI ~ 1 · tiln8 • Juries, with 3!.58 peroen �-------.. RBSULT.A11T UTJ D1UES FR.4.CTUB.ES ( 23 ) resul ted f r om 20 percent of all causes with 20 percent of '"'total t i me losto SPRAI JIBD BACK ( 55) r esulted from 20 pe1--cent of total in- juries with 31 . 58 percent of time lost~ Resultant inj uries are cla.asified as follows, with percent of time l os t for each cless of injury f or this mines Percent of ·T otal Number of Olaims· c Percent of 'total Amount of Time Lost 20 __________ 22.10 Fontusion s & Bruise s (10) ----"".------::_ 20 ~--------- 20.00 ractures (23) _ -~ ------- ------------ 20 __________ 10 .. 53 Lacerations ( 40) ---------------·:::::: 20 __________ 31.58 Sprained J3a.ck ( 5 .5) ---~---------.20 __________ 15.79 Sprains, Other ------------------------100 100.00 l ims bY }ilNORS emp ioyed at this mine. There \\lere no c a. • • t of percent of ara.t1ve s ta.tern.en e id, l'.lercent 'l'he followinS iS ; 0:.ount of compens~t~~sp lost per innumber of cla i ms, per cent o • avere·ge nUDlber ~ of total tonnage produo ~d anfon pa,oifio systems Jury for each min e 0£ The Un • ��'i'he follo·tl n:; a~--e OCCUPATIONS of' claimants, number of olaioant s, 111umher of cla.irna by ,o ccupationa, and peroent of total 11umber of all claims settled for the account of this mine during the periodg number of Claims Occupation Percent of Total Number 2 .... ------ ---------- 25.00 Loe.dei-s ( 43) -- _,.. __ .,._ ------- -----,-- --- n - - --- - - - - - - - - -. 25,00 .uinel'"s _____ _.,. _ ____ ______ .. - - - - - - ... - Q1· - - --------- 12 • 60 ,, . ( .0. 5 ) Ila.chi ne RunneTs ~46 ) ---------------- :::::::_... ________ 37.50 lleohani cal Loader Laborers .( 5?) ----- 3 ~ 8 Tota.1 CAUSE OF IItJURY. • e ~f 25 percent of all ONS (20) were caus FALLS .Q! :PERS - t of time lost. injuries, with 19.4'7 peroen e fatal injury. - FALL .Q! COAL (21) was cause of on f 12. 51 percent of all 0 ) , re oauae JfALLiliG OJ3JEOTS ( 23 ofVl~iJne lost• rcent in-t,,..,_- i·es.~ 'l7l."th 37 • 17 percent of 12,51 t>e ) were cause COMOTIVES (42f time lost. MINE CARS t LO 92 per cent O • t of all of all injuries, W1 th 15• e ca.use of 12,51 percen "'4.1,- . 'P.imicuA't\TICAL LOAlmRe (f43 i1!!r lost• 1nJuriea ™ - with 16.Bl per cent 9 AU.!, 0 �• Tha foll owi ng a:r:e claim for con1p ensati on wa s . c~uae of ac • rsr.e number of days 1 ; 8 / <W.de, total ~~:utal injury f l)e~ caus e <> et Qf days l or Which 818 · 08t · " .. ~ua~ Noo of .Q!aima and the ltumber of D Av,. No.of Falls ~f :Per so(ns ( 2 0) ____ __ a.ya Lost J)ays Lost Fall. 0.1. 0 oa1 21) 2 ------- 4 4 • • • e.111ng Ob j ect 1\ 2".?, ) ... _.,. __ l - - ---- --Fatal • -------- 22 • 00 "' ""--... -F Lifting Co~l - & Obj ~?ts ( 33) :::: ::: 1 ----_....... 84 . ...:::::: --1,!ine Cars u: .Locomou ves ( ,,_ 2 ) l ------ - 10 __ 84,00 nee~ oal L oaders ( 43 ) . .: . ..::::·- l -- ----- 36 • • :::::: 10, oo spragging ( 68) - --. . . - - 1l ----- SB 36 • 00 ~-m ~ ~ - • lA -------- 38 • 00 - 8~ ~ - ------- 14.00 -~---------=------ ------~-----Q- 226 32.29 The total ni1.!!lber of dAy 1 • causes Das 226 ti o:r an e\rerage of s3 n ~-~~daon account of the a,bove r.:;; ," ~ . ys each. RESULTANT UTJURIES -~23 ) resul ted f z- om. 25 percent of all ~ pe:r~:iWi.c:rURI;;S. cen u of ·cime lost• causes, "11'th 5,, . I . rri th l _L..4.C-mRATI Ol'JS {-10) resulted f'~om 25 percent of of all ·causes • • ' 22.., 2 percent of time los t .~ Re aul tant i n juries ar e olasaified •as follows, with percent of time l ost f or ea ch class of i njury for t~is mines of Total Percent of Total rercent t1,mount of Time Lost _1Tnnber · of Claims Contu · . o_ .,_ • (. ) 12 50 ------------- 04.42 10 - ----------- 12 • 50 ------------ - oa.40 Disloc8 1 o_ J. n• s c:: ( .1.:3ru.1aes ) 15 • --- - - • ------------- 12• 50 --------- ---- --Fatal 0.vl.On ( T:! 22 ·------------- --- 00 ____________ .,._ 25 • oo ----------- - u.:4 22 •· 1"" ~·rac t ure 23) la --------0 ---' • Spcera. ti on ( 40 0 :::~::::___ _ 11~06 rain , Other 56) -----~------------ • ;MlNORS employed at this mine. There wer e no claims by =-----• tive atatelllent of percent of t The following ill compare.t f compensation paid, perc9!1 number of claims percent of aJJl.OUll o n•'IW\ber of daYS 1ost per i nof t t ..., , d d aver age Jur O a.l tonnage produce a.n1 pacifi c syeterna - ·i ... ------- ,J . l -------------------- i~•g IJ• _L,&.U. Y for each mine of The Un on • • • ��J.Jr• Ge orge Ao BY'OVTL_<1 8 I Her e'li"Ji th 9 report of' compens ·.,.. • • . . • . • the pe_iod J anuary l s t 0 1929 0 to Mar c~ "~~!tclaims.· settled, during elusive !) a ccount of e cc ident a.l injury sust· 1~2 both dates inployed i n Superi o:t., t~J3 11 1:1ine a ne Y worlanen eni- i - i, 0 . • f t ot al of t ~Jo cl a~m~ YJere s ettled during the period for accounv of ~b?ve nune o .1.h1s was 2o 62 percent of all claims settle d f ol... all mines of The Uni on Paci f ic system for the period and the amount paid ou:t:. of the Industrial Accident Insurance :hund in se ttlement of thes e claims \79.S Oo34 percent of the total a.mount pa.id on al]. cl a i ms settled fo :r the syr:;tem for the period. This mine p1. oduced 6 o 6 percent of total to nnage of the system during the pe1.. i od. rflhe foll ovn.n g a re OCClrPATIONS of claimants, n1;1Iilber of claims and nercen t of a ll cla ims settled during the period for the account- of t h i s mines Percent of No. of Total Number Claims Occupation l ________________ 50.0 ]31 ack smi th , .a.ea ~7 d (8) -----.. -----------• _______ 1 ---------------- 50 • O Hoist lien \24 ) -------------2 Total CAUSE OF INJURIES al 'njUl'Y for which cause of accident i l total number of The following are de number of ola msf da,ye lost for clo.im for compensation was :ath: average number 0 clays lost for each cause an each causes £,a.use of No• !Ill$ Cla - No.o f Dft:YS Lost Av.No.of Lost _.:!:!!Da~y~s~- ---- 21.0 A l -~~~- 21 ----- ---- 10 t¥ ---10 -----15.5 ---:.:. l ,:. - 31 2 �The total ntllllber of d • ililS was 31i, or aJn average of ara6 loat on aQcount ol a o5 per injury. of above •BESULT.A.lfi' INJ.1.JR-r:' r.\ . . . .I.Jljs Resultant injuries· ~ 1 O"t f Q'll~ •. . " • al: e Classified • as f ·11 . "'"'" '"' .s. et\Cll elaas of i'Vt~ury· r ·· _ O ows, With per ,.. ./. ·i ··1c c0i.1t o:t 0 ·~ or this mine 1 l)ercent of Total lfo 0 of Claims - nasul·tarr~ In.i 1.ll'4 Percent of ~ota.l Amount ,of Time LtJat Tl,ei--1'.J 1·:-ore 110 clairaa by ID:lJORS employed at this mine .. The f oll m7 ing ·is comparative st'atement of percent of' nfilfoer of claims 1> p ercent of aruount of compensation :pa.id, percent of. total tonnz.ge produced. and averae;e number of days lost per in- jury f or ,aach mine of ':i.~he Union :Pacific systems • lline Percent of A.mt. Percent Pa.id. . of Claims. Rock Springs No. 4 -- 10" 53 Rock Spring s Noo 8 -- l4o49 Reliance :No 0 • l -----• 09.22 Winton JJ0 0 3 ______ .,..., .06.58 Uinton, No. 7 -------- 10:: .53 Superior 0 n ;,, -- -----• 02~ 62 Supel".ior· ttc~, -~------ 10.·53 BuP.erior t~E ,i ---:--..;.;.~ os. 58 Hanna No. 2 ------~..:.- lOo52 Hanna lioo 4 ______ ..;•• ·07. 91 Cumberland Ito. ·1 ----~ 06°58 Cumberland :i!'io. 2 so.·- 03• 91 Percent o·f Av. No.of 1 r'otal Tonn- Daye Lost age :Produced Per In.jury: �?Ir• GeOo Ao Brotm s Hei-eu1i th 0 1.. ep or t of com en t. 1 the peri od J anu.2.r y 1st, l 9 29l) to \ clii~s settled during elusive , acc om1t of ac cident a l injury sus : ~ both dates inployed i n Supe:rio:t.. nc ci Mi ne o aine Y '"rorkmen em- fuu.~: ~1 t·~• A tote.1 of e ight cl aims \70 1·0 se ttled during the h 0 period ~or the a ccount of' t his Iiline o Thi s was 10.53 perce~t all claims settl ed f or The UrJ.ion Pacific sys ten for the period a.ud the amount pai d out of t he I ndustrial Accident Insurance Fiind in settl e1i1e:nt of t hese clairas was lo8't percent of the total amount paid. out f O1~ all c l aims s e t t l ed f or the system for the periodo Thi s Dine p r oduc ed 7 o9 percent of total tonnage -of the system dU1 i l'lg the pe.ri odo !; 1 The f oll ovri ng ai,a OCCUPATIONS of claimants, number of claims 2.11d perc ent of e l l claims se ttled during the period for the account of t h is mine s Percent of mmlber of Total Number Claims Occuro t ion 1 -~---------- 12 ••50 ,IUJiner 1:5 _____ ... __________ ... 2 ------------ 25 • 00• ,r_ h. ( ) ----------,z.7 ut1.C lne mn 46 --------- _______ - - _,,. _______ l ------------- 12 • • 50 UOtar .LaaaLL ,n ... ..,.. ( E:: 7) - .,.____-----. ) - - - - - - - 3 -·- ------~--- .., • l!echanical Loader La.bor er (5 7 _: _______ 1 ------------ 12050 Timberman (8'1) a· , ,., ( 11 ) ......... - - ... - ... - - ... - - - 11 ----------;~i;i CAUSE oli' IN.TtmX injuries of 12.61 percent of ( 13) were cause IIEl-RAI~s . 1ost. With 28. ~8 p ercent of tllJle of 12.51 percent of a.11 ,., ). were ca.use FALLS OJ? PERSON,§. ( t:;o f tiln0 lost• injuries , with 15-17 percent o f 25 percent of all injuries, _ • (22) were cause o . FALLS Ql ROC~·:rne 1oat• of 12.51 percent of With 22.75 percent of ti ) were cause LO~RS ( 45 tiJile lost• MECHANIC~ - rcent of injuries, with 11.7 pe �The following are _ claim for compensation Via$ :m cauae of accid daYS lost for each ca.use and~~li .n~be'i' . of e~ia't inj~y for i7hich each causes e average nm..be.,-ma, total nlllilbe """' er of da,r l r of . ~s ost for ga.use l!To. of' lia~ of ~laimq , Da.ys ·Lo 8 . • _ <1_ AvD No.,of De-ra.1lmen u ( 13) --·- ----... - · • . ! Da.;ys Lost Fall of Pernon { <20) =--- ..... ::---- ... -.., _____ l ---~--- 4··1 - •• Fa1.1 o:i:n _ Coe..1 .( 21 ·_, ' l ________ ,.: . ""-----.. - ..__-.,. l ------ 22 ••--•• - 4•1 • 00 t ... -._ ... _ ------. 1 • . ........ 13 _______ ------: 22 Pall OJ..ca _1{~ock \22 """ ..... .;. _____- ..,.., ______ "3 ~ oo 1 0 Falling o_ Dj e c t ( 23) ............. _ ... ____ .,. 2 .. -........ 33 .... _ 16 ~50 • de r ( 43 > ...... - ..------------ 09 •00 lleoban1• cal Loa c;,. ... _,._ • ---~ l• ........... 9 ------·1 Power Drill ( 52) ------------...... .,.::::::: J -~------17 •------ 17 :oo Total - -~~--- lO ·------ 10,00 a . . 145 :ia •12 ° ua.s lLl.5 , - , The tot~l number of dB,ys lo~·t· on· • .t accoun • of e.bove causes G.v.!.l a vera~e. of 18.12 ~ya eacli 0 . • • O"" .t ;,JI • • 0 • BESID;iTALiT INJURIES C0rJTUSI0NS ~ IlUISES (10) resulted from 100 percent of all c2..us e s O "Fil'i th 100 percent of time lost. Resultant injuxiee e,1~e classified as f _o llows vii th per- cent of 1;1me lost for each class of injury for this mine_: Percent of Total ,liJ'umbar Resultant In.jury Cont usio11s & l3riui i:les ( lO) • of Claims Petc~nt of Total Amount of Time Lost · 100 .. ---------- 100 ------------------- · There were no claims by MINORS employere at this mine. • • • • t. e statement or' percent of The _following :ts oompa.ra. t 1 vf compensation paid, pero?nt. number of claims, percent of . a.mo~ ~ number .ot da.YB lost p$;r inof total tonnage produced and a~;!:ftio sy.stems • Jury for each mine o:f The Uni on • /) ��llt• Ge orge Ao Brovr,a 3. 1Iere1::ri ·~n l ) rep o~t of comperia::1t.10 the ueriod J a_1uary l s·~i> 1929 ~ to · llarch -31~st ola.ims settled during elusive ~ a c collilt. of a cci dental injury -t ' .192 9, both dates in- ployed i n Superior ,,J] i11 Mi ne 0 sua ain~d by workmen em- A to"'Ge.1 of five olr:1'le.ims u e~e settled during the ab ove per i od · . -·-."' _,_, i,.. minA • for nee ou 11 u 0 - . ui '° .... 0 .J.fl l. s r.ra,s 6 o 58 per cent of all claims settled for all rp. :ues ~f ;he~ Un~oi: P~c;f ic sy 5.tem for the :period, and the amount pai d ou u OJ. t .ne 1.r1a.us 1.,r 1 a l Accident Insurance Fund in settlement of t h e se claims nas 3t> 7 5 percent of the total a.mount pa.id fo r all c l a i ms aettlecl. Zo r t.1-ie syst em for the period. This mine pl'" oduce d 5 o~ perc ent of t he total tonnage of the system during the pei~i od $ The i oll o-1i ng 21~e 0CCUPA'l'I0US of olaililants, n~ber of clams and percent of all cl c i ms settled during the period for the c,ccount of t hi s Lline: Percent of 1,Tumber of Total Number Claims 0ccurm.ti o -----~~---~.oa ers 4~~~ ) ______ ... ________ ......... ---------.. ... 12 -___ . . ______ .. ___ 40.00 20 • 00 ( L d lline:r ( 13:5 ) ~-------- ________,__ - ---- - l --- ---------- 20.00 llechanica.l Loe4der La bore r ( 5'7) -:: :: __ l ____________ 20.00 Shot Fi r er ( ? 5) -------------- - 5 ~otal ' CAUSE OF INJUlUES f 20 percent of all in- (13) were cause o " D'E--RAIL.MENTS t of time lost• • t "uries, 1,7ith 29 percen of 20 percen -n ATTc OF co~ ( 21.) w tere ca.use_ .p injuries, O.J. t ·me 10s • nj ·es percent of i uri ' . cause of 20 . ,. A1trti$ ( 44 ) were MINE ==~~~. 1ost• With 46 percent of time '7i th 12. 51 ll ~ - p er cent of ,? . . . .. �The followin~ ar • 0 ... r com \e· t · e cause .c• 7 olail'll .:co . r ns a 1 on VJas . 0-1. ace id • 0 of da:VS l om; for eacL cause~:• number /~iat.in.jury for whi h e~oh causes the average number a s., total c of da num,._ ,uer ya lost for ImSULTANT INJURIES .. of "l1 .· . . C~i.~r tiS:C O~{S £!!ill BRUISBS ( 10) resulted from 60 percent ~ .t. :.1Jill :.i es 9 \71 th 68 0 51 percent of time lost. ifillUTIA (2,.1 ) r esul-'i;e d f1.. om 20 percent of all injuries, \7i th 2.0 percent of t i me lost . Reeultarit injuries a:i:e classified as follotrs, with pecent of t i me lost for each c].ass of . injll1'Y for this Jlline1 percont of Total Percent of Total ~umber of Claim.a Amt• of Time Lost ResUtant I n jury Cot ao.OO •• ------- 58.50 He~1;1aion~ & BrUiaea (10) ---:::::::::::: 2o,OO _________ 29,00 la (2 7) ---- --•- ________ .. • •• 2o.00 .., .... ----•• l2e50 ---------! nf ecti . on { 30 ) -----------------; ... i'W'l'ls b"'r l}:l!0a§. _ eJllployed .a.t this mine. t tement of percent of -T here were no 0 .i.a, ~ ., =5 'fhe fo110, r1ng is cOLl.!?arati:~ c~ensation Paid, t per••r!~er of clailll.a percent ofdeJllO:;e.ge nmnber of da1" 1oa per total tonnage I p-roduced an. a pacific uyste1111 ury for each mine of The Ul'll on j ��l.ifo ~" l!o Butl er g report of com.p en,., t. the per i od J'm'lUc...l"Y l et~ 19~9 0 to fur~: ~~:t cl~ims settled) during clusi ve 0 account of ~cc i d.ent a.l inj 'i.U'Y su e:. '• !_ 29 , both dates ined :in Ianne 1'~ o 2 lline o .o "&~lna by worklnen employHerer,:.. thi;, 1 .A t ot a l of eight clB,irn.e i.-,e:re se ttled durin . th h 0 period fo1° the accott..rit o-:: thi s mi nco ':::hi s v!as 10 ~5rl:per~e!t ~; ell claims settle:,, f or a l l mines of The Union Pacific system for the peri od , and t e a.ll2cunt peid out of t he Industr ial Accident Insurance Fund \'las 53 0 51 percent of t he t ota.l amount paid for all claims sett l ed ::'01., t __e system f oz, the pe:riodo This mine produced 30 4 pe:--i.--cent of the total t ov.na0 0 f o:t' -'Ghe syst~m during the period. The fo l l o,;ling are OCCUPATIONS of claimants, n~.mber of claims an , percent o-Z all claims oettled during the ve1·1od for the c..ccoun , of .!..his mine : NUmber of Percent of ''iotal Number cia.ims • Occu-oat:to - -12.60 1?.l ec'°"r1· • • ' ~ (25 ) - - --- - ----~------- 1 ---------- '15 .:i " c1an,__ "If JJn"' ----- 12,50 • 00 lli.ner (45f ..,___________ ___ __ __... ._.-- -----_ 0 ---____ -______ 1 t t .. o o !!lan 4v-;) -------- 00 -- - ----- ~- ---a-, ,C,,. . . . 11:"l l ' _ _ _ _ Total - CAUSE OF r.rr;tlP,i! f · • 50 percent of . (20) uere cause O- 12 JJALLS ~ :PERSOHS - of ti!ile lost. injUl'iesi> wi t h 10.23 percent nt of injuries cause of 37.50 peroe LOOSE COAL ( 35 ) was t '\Vi th 63. 77 percent of time 106 • t injury for ,7hioh f of acciden a1 . total number o ,::~~f dB.YB The :roll owing are~~~:e nU?Jlber of Claim for compensation v,e.s d the a. vere,ge n days lost :f'or each cause a.n each ca.use, 1ost for �ce.use ~ Moo of Av. No.of Claims ~• 8 of Days Lost Fall o; persons l20) ____________ 1 Lost Fall o:i: Roclt ( 2) l ----·---·- 22 Falling Obje~ts l 23) _____ ::::::: 12 --------- 54 ll,00 9 •00 Loose Coal l., 5} - ------- __ _ ____ - -------- 94 _____ - 2? 3 ---------13'7 ___ .,. ____ 4,00 lline Ce.rs & Locomot:l ve~t: > ( /J..- . . ) ------ 1 ---.. ·-- 34~o 25 2 -~---~••P•••• 2 ::::::=:- " " - - - - • •H-.Q 8 2.00 3 9 ---------- 38.62 o The total nu.m.be!' of days lost • \'las 309, or e.n averarre of 38 62 de;ys . eacho on account. of above causes ..' b O RESULT.A1'1T INJURIES \7i th 10 ~ ~ ;~g~u~SP e( :3) tresful tt~d from 57 • 60 percent of a.ll causes• ... cen O 1:meo ;;;:it:, . 0 • . , \'JOUITDS. ( 70) resulted fron 12~50· percent of all causes, u1th 140112 percent of time loato • •• Resultant injuries are classified as follows with percent of time lost for ea.ch class of injury for this mines • percent of Total Number Percent of Total Amount Rasultant In,jlll.'.l[ of Claims of Time Lost 12 50 -~------ 12.56 ) ont usi one & I,a.cera ti ons ( 12 ·:::::::::: 37 : 50 -------- 57. 20 0 ir_a ctures ( 2 3} ---------------n. 5 0 00 _________ 05. 59 lacera t·ions ( 40 ! ---..----------- ---------- 12 ,., 50 -------- 104• 23 42 Sprains; Other 56) --------------------- 12 • 50 -------- 1 • Wound . ( ) ----------• . J.aNORS einp-loyed at thie mine, 8 70 ------------------· There uere no oJ.&ims by -tiVE3 stateJnent of per~ent eroent ~t ~o:~:t num'The :(ollowing is of cOJDllenaftio;/81_ 0; /per inLuer of claims, percent o erage nUlllber o a ~f total tonna""e produced and avF cific sYatel!II "ury for each mine of The Union a �Percent Percent of Amt Percent of of Claims • _Paid ~h•v. no.of ~ 'l:ote.l Tonn- Days Lost !ge Produced . Per In.1uq lOo 53 ---- 04~88 ~--,. 12.0 ------- 34.00 14.49 ---- 4;6!64 ---- l"f~a --·---... 37~50 09.22 ---- 02i59 ---- 1+~6 ------ 16~10 06~ 58 •- • ., Ol~ 54 ---- 0'7 ~2 ------- 19.00 l 053 - ..... _ 25.76 ----- 08.6-----~- 28~25 02002 ---- 00~ 34 .... .,. .. ·oe.6 --... --- 1s.50 10053 --~- Ol.87 --·""· or/o9 ,. ......... 18.12 060 58 ---- 03.75 ___ :..,, . 06~4 .:. ______ 40~00 lOo 52 ... - .... 03 •.51 - ... ,..,.. 03~4 •••-:••- 26~90 O? o 91 .. c».,,_ 00088 ....... 12. 7 -····--- 13~00 06 0 -58 .., ... _.. 04.o 36 •--~ 05.8 ••••••"" 3 03 091 ---~ 03.88 ......... 01ci2. -----..... 6 0 ~•~i �Hereni t h , ·rep ort of compensat· . . 01 the peri od J anu~:z-y li.:.d; 0 1929 11 to lJla.rch ~~n. aims settled during st i, 1 c:lusive 0 on account of a cci dental injurie 6 • %2 both dates inemployed in Ha , l'lc.., :ro o 4: lline . sue a ned by workmen A total of ~ix cl a ims t7e l ..e s ettled during the per·1 d Thi s vras 7o 9l percent ·of a11 ~laims settled f or all - r es 11 anu ·tihe amount pai d out of the Industrial Accident Insma.~1ce Fund i n settl ement of these claims was o.aa percent of the tot a l 2IDount pai d out f oT all claims settled for the • for. the e.coount 0 -:- "Ghis rilin~ o syst em fol" -~he peri o do Thi s mine produced 12 . 7 percent of the total tonne..ge for the ·system duri ng the period. i:t.he fol l o'\:rlng are 0CCUPATI OJ@ of claimants, number of claims ~:ad percent ·o r all cl aims set tled dur~ng the period for the account of t h is mi11cH Number of Claims · Occupat ion • Per cent of Total Number l -~--------- 16.67 Drive r J3oos ( 2n..J..J - -------------------l --• -------• 16.67 ~ v 1r • ----67 Gas .-at ohman ( 37 ----------------- - - -1 ,. ....·- ------ 16. 6 la.chine llan ( 4 6) ------------------• 1 --~--.:.---- 163• 3 l!ach. Runner He lper ( 46i·) ---::::::::: .1 .••·:.-.------ 3 • Rope Rider ( 7 3 ). ------ -------6 • Total • i CAU~ •·oF I NJ'lJHX • ► of 33.3~ percent of (20) were ca.use FALLS Oli' :BEBSON'S t f tixne lost• in.juries , 1ith 2 9 . 48 percen o .• f 16.67 percent of in• were cause o. Juries, ) FALLS OF COAL ( 21 of time l()s·t • wi ·llh 29 . 48 percent �11he following are • c1a.im for compens ation was m~~use of accident l d&JS 1ost for e ach cause and t~' num.ber of •0 injury for ,'lhioh eecll cause s e average numbe;ms} number of 0 total • da.ya lost for J!. No, of Claims . llio . of Days Lost AVo lirooof Daya Lo st. Aniraal~ Ki ck ( 01) _..,..,_,.. _.,. __=- - --Fall ofb Perso~(.. (2) 0 ) .,,,__ .., ___ .,. ..~- - - - -- -- •---• 2l ----•-- ? ____ -•• n r 00 11'50 ---- - - -l ... • llin:e Cars ~ Locon oti ves ( ~2) ---------·... -.. 2 -----------. 23 ------23,00 25 ------- 12.50 -6' 78 13.00 · :Fall OJ. c oal ~- 21 .,._ ..,____ ___ _ -- ......... 23 ----- The total :a.ux.ibe of days l ost on account o-f' th causes, uas 78 0 OX' an sverar;e o:t 13 dayii each; • - e above HESuL~J\1.i'"T IHJURIES FRACTURillS (23 ) res ulted f r om 4:9,99 percent of all injuries. with 34 067 -pe:rcent of t i me losto . esul tant inj uries are clas sified as follovm,. uith. peroent . .. . of tiBe lost f ol. . each c lass of injury for this mines perce11Jii of Total Number }!ercent of Total i1l'slount of Time Lost Resultant In.jury of Ola~ · C ) 16 67 -------•- 09~00 ontusion s & Lacere/Gion s (12 -------- 16 : 6'7 _________ 26.92 Dislocation {15) --------------------- 49 99 --------- S4.6? Practurea ( ) ______ .• ------- -------- 16: 67 -~-----·· 29. 41 23 Sprains ,. Other (56) -----~----------- J3 ezo;ployed a.t thia )lline. . lilNOP 1111,i ,,.~re no claims bY J..U. e~ - .. e .."' '"' t o.i.,II ercenper rati'V'e statement of Pa.id cent The folloi.1.'ing ia oompa nt of !)oDlPensation Plost per 111nUl?J.ber of ela.ima per cent of sJJl01'8-rage n'Ul!lber t of daYS ~f total tonnage' produced an<\~~ pacific e1a 8Jlll "ury for each mine of 4lh8 Un • �., n"'"J>,..,•w,t '~V•~vU .9% Claims Percent .Al:nount of' percent Of Paid Total Tonn- -·--- age l?roduoed A6 0' 6A' • Av. No.of Days Lost m:.J~ ----0~~88 --·---- 12 0 34 00 -· -~ 17 • 6 ------- 37 '. 50 . . 09~ 22 ---- 02 59 lOo5S li!.:~49 ------- 't:'- - - - - - - - 06058 ll • 6 ------- 16.10 • . ......... 012fi • 1"16 ~4 ------ ·07 2 · · 19.00 . -~-0806 ------- 28~25 02~62 .... .. 00~3, 4 -----~............... 06.6 ------- 15 50 10053 --- .. 01!07 ------- o7.9 ------- 1a:12 .... 03o ?q ------- 05.4 ........... 40·. oo 06~58 10053 oO •••-•-• 0 •-•--•- 0 ~ ' 0 ---,_ 10052 a..,-.... 03051 -~~~-~~ 03o4 ••--•-• 26.90 07 c, ~1l 00088 --~---- 12.7 ------- 13,00 05058 04o36 ------- 05.a -------- 35.40 03o9l 03.88 ------- 01.2 ------- 60.30 ----- ........ --CP•W �llt, Ge ox6 e Bl 3,cker: He:revri th !) rep or t of compensat. • ~f!t the per i od J anuary l a t:, 19 29, to March cl~~~~ settled during · clusi ve ~ a cc ount of a ccident al inj u:zy sust ai· d b, both ~ates inployed i n Cumberla~1d l\!0 0 1 Iline 0 rle Y norkmen emA t o-'ial of' f i VG claims YleZ'~ settled duri ng the b 0 period for t he ace o~nt 9._f . t hi s m~ne o This. was 6o58 perce!t ~~ all clai ms settl ed f or J;he un1011 Pacific syst em f or J~he period and the e.mount :9aid out of The I ndust1•ial Accident Insurance ~d in pettlemcnt of these ola~ms ,~res 4o36 percent of the total a.1:ilount paid out for .ell claims s e ttled for the system for the periodo Thi s mine px-oduced 5 . 8 pe1.. cen"G of t ot al tonnage of the. system for the pe:riodo The followi ng are OCCUPATIONS of c~~i:rnanta~ number o_f clai ms and perc ent of a ll claims settled during the period for the l1.ceount of thi s mine : Occuy:a ti on W.ner (45) Percent of 1qum'ber of . Claims __ _______ ______ .... -------------- Total Number 5 -----·---------- 100.0 CAUSE OF I N.TtmI . . £ •percent of all . (20) was oauee o 20 . FALL Ql PERS Ol~S of tune 1oat. injuries, ui th 14. 70 percent • nt of injuries, I11ALL OF ROCK ( 22 ) was cause of 20 peroe . 17i.th 20 percentof t i me 10st • • . Vllth 38. 59 ) wa.s cause ~oos:m RAIL ( 3 6 e lost• of 20 per ce . . or which cidental injurYt;l nt.Uilber use of ac f claims, to lost The following are :de, nUJllbe~a~e nlllilber of days percent of tirn Clai:rn for compensation was of days lost for eaoh ca.use for each causes • . nt of injuries ; and the a'V'e 0 �Ca~ ~ . ·· No . of . £.la.inis No & of je.ll of Per son ( 20) ------ --• ~ J!aye I.oat Av, No,of fe.11 of Coa: {21l -- -- --- ...... _::- - --- 1 ----- · - Da;ys Lost go.11 of Rock ( 22 - - --- ... --....... ----- l ---- - 26 ... _____ _ 1,0oae Rail (3?) 1 ____ :- 30 ,______ 326 ~0 rools in Orm Hands ·( ? 3 ) _._ _.-Al ••• :-----1 ___..._, •• 69 35 .. ______ 3o 5.o · ' . ·. oO -------------=-----. --,:• l . .;;;~ . , 17 ... ----- 69 o I ...... •• • • • • 0 1?7 ··----.... .; 17. o r:77 Th e totnl n umbe"I,, · was l • !) or an a verage of "" .. 35. 4 day s l • oat . injuryo on account of above oausea 35.q ·A_. days per .,;i o .1; RffiSULTMiTJJlJUru:~S ... FR-'\'CTUP..ES (23) ·~e sul t ed ., ._ with 5509v pei.~cent of time lost o xro.ul 4:0 percent of all ca.u.ses , cent of ·.,_ . Resultant i n juries a:re cla · r.- • d .. • 11 1m.e l os t fo 1~ each cl a.s s of inj ssi .ury 1. :i.e fo:t., as this i:ollows • m.th mi;e: per ~;roent of Tot~~- Percent of '.rotal . !!JLU'auer of Clainis Amt. of tin1e Lost Resultant Il'1jury Cont us ions ( !:::.~3· La.c ere.ti onl".'i.>! (12 ) - - - - -- 20 • 00 ------"."·---• 19. 78 Frac-cur.. • 1:.: ; - { · - - - ----- -- -- -- - -- --- - 40 • 00 ------------ 55 9,z, Ia 'IQ'Ur1 ceTdB tl( t'IonQ s} }0 ) - --------- ---------20.00 -----~----l/J.-•.69. •• • \ '"' ' -- - -- - -- ------- --·- - ----- 20 . 00 ----------- 09.6.0 t,;l) Cl r.i:here TIS"J:~ no olaims by mliORS employed at this ·mine. The f oll ·ouing i s c oBP&,:t"ative s_tatement of pe~cent of • .number of cl a i raa, percent of amount of coxnpensc1,tion paid,t perc~nt of total ·tonna ge pr oduc ed and aver aBe number of· do.ya loa per injury for each rai ne of The Union Fa oific systems per cent of Per·cent of Av• Mo• of ,Amount Pai· d Total Tonn• Days Lost _a,ge Produced Per In.1µrY Per cent · of Clai ms =--~::::--- lline Ro k 04 88 - ------ 12.0 ------ 34.00 c Sprin.r --e s 'II.Too 4 .... 10.53 ----• 37~50 0 ock .vi 46:.64 ----•-- 1'7 • 6 ------ 1· /!. 10 R ileli S_ r in_;s }Too 8 -- 14 • 49 •-••• 02 69 •·•·-•• 11,6 --•••• • 00 28 W intance No. 1 ------ 09.22 ----- 01 • 54 ------- o7.2 ------ 19•25 on n o -z 06.58 ----• • oa.6 -----• \7int • v -------- 10 53 ---•- 25.76 ___ .,.,.,., Q6.o ••-•-• l6e50 on lfo. 7 --•----... oo 34 ------- r1 9 ------- 1a • 12 SuP er1· or ,, B" -------- 02 • 62 ----- 1 • 87 ------- o,-,~ 40 • oo Upe l'lor · 1· 0 • 5,zu ____ ..., 0 '% • 75 ____ ... 06 •4 ------- 26 ttc n 90 S u ------68 --- Ou• .. or.i 4 -----• 8.. ~~rior "E !u -------- 06• lf -- __ 03.51 ------- v• ______ 1:;.00 0 ~llla 2 10052 ••oo • 88 .,--•••• 05 l2o7 -z.5 lfann -llOo ------•-l •8 -•--•• o"N / 1 llo. 4 ..•. ----- 07 • 9 • -· •• 04• 36 . • ---··· 01 • 2 •••• •• 60,30 011181 erland No. 1 ---- 06°68 --"·-· 03 as ------• An '-T .i v~berland No. 2 so.- 03.91 ----- • �ur• (}eorge Blaokers Herewi thD report of Qom eriod [e.nuary lst 0 19291) to ~ensation claims settl . t~~sl ve, account of ace idcnta.l inj~;fh 31st, 1929, bothe~iuri1g ;ioyed in Cumberland l\Joo 2 South Mine~s sustained by wor1ane!sem~- A iotal of tlu~ee claims uer . eriod for the account of . this min~ eTf !ttled during the above ~laims settled for all mines , of Th; Uni~n s\>v,a~f~o9l percent of all period, e.nd the amou.,.~1:t paid out of the Ind~!~1 . 10 sys~em for the Ftmd in E:>ettlem~nt wc.s 3? B percent of -the to~~~l Accident. Insurance in settlement ox all cla1µ1s f Ol· the Union Pacifi' amountt paid out · d Th· •· · ,. d d 1 lou percent of • the total c sys emnnfor thef per10 o :r J.s mir2e PI o uce 0 the system d~iug the peri ocJ. age 0 0 .i" 0 The follouing are OCCU?~IONS of claimants number of clail"llf',nis 9 number of cla.i· s by occu}_jatio11s, and perc:nt of total number of all claims settled fol' ecoount of this mine during the periods Percent of Total Number of Ocoupat i 011 lTumber of Claims Claims _.,. __ .,. ____ .., ______ ""_..,..,.___ -2 . ....... --·--~----~ .. .. -~ 6.6.'/ 33 11 ,_) Uine:es. { c..::u ( ') ) 1· ________ .;~-.---- 33. Rope Rid.el"' r, 3 ------------------- CAUSE OF llfJ'tJRt ' ' f 33.33 percent CARS & !..OCC'lIT.OTIVES . (42) \'Jere ca.use o • ... .w.........~ .... --=--•.. . -'c of time lost• of all injuries, wl."Gh 86.18 percen . 'M'Ii,ii'," . ccidental injurY' for vrhicll . 'i'he f'ollOYling a re cause of'b:r of olaime~ total num~e; 0~f 108 claim fo:s.· co1111Jensation 1-,a.s niade, / 1:erage number of ds,ys days lost for each ca.use, and th Av. No.of each causea lJo,of No. of ·t ~s Lost Claim,! ~s Los • 13 ---~-- 13.00 - l -------- ----166,00 De ---156 ---00 ·l'a.1 lment (13) ------------- ---- 1 -----2 -------- 12. 3 ~ne Cars & Locomotives ( 41~_::..... l .,::.------1~1 • so. o 0 Pe, Haulage (60) -------- - 3 f de.Y'S lOS t on a,ccoun_t The total number ~. 3 c1ays ea.oho or an average of 6 of above ca.uses �RESULTA)')1T INJURIES Percent of' To·ta.l •'1>erpe11t of Total lrumber of Claim~ In;iUlJ t Ul tant ta of Time Lost ~ 11ontusions c B)ruis e t (10 ) ... i=t=o•--=-~~~33· ~ ~'°-- ~~•~...;-~ ...• 0876~°11·98 · U ctutOS ( 23 ,....,.,,..,..,,...,,.._..,_..,.=- •».= =...,--.,. .........,..., ~?,o. ,V •..,."'.'."" i -!""""'"".'_..,._ ' o . ? - = ... rounds (70) ·OO"-'-"'"-·.. - ~ . . . ~ ..,...,. o _ c , _ ~ - = ·... - - - - - - Q'J 0 03 3 ~- - ~ !-<P !'!-f~-·~ "!"~~ .06063 Ho olaimo uex:')e ~ _,de b~.,. l$I NQB~ employed at this mine~ . The Zollo _-;i 11g i s conpax-2:t ive r:rt e..t emexic f.>f . ·percent o:r' • number of clair.1s~ p ez·ce1t t of ruum,r nt of c omp ensation paidp percent. of total ·tonr1age • 11:... uciuoed a11 - av0:rag -.:;. 1·,:wnbe:r of_ days lost p er. in• jury for each mine of mhe Uai o·.,. k'a.ci fic system~ }?"GX"C011i :Percen t of Claims lline of A.m-'Go Paid Percent of Total Tonn- AVo ·Noo of . Da,ys Lost ~r Injury ~{~e Produo~d ........... aock Springe t o. 4 _ _o 10053 c:a--c:ao 0 40 8 8 .-·- ---~- 120-0 ,. 34.oO · Rock s_ rin:;l2l ~-io o 8 14.49 46e64 •ca•_,.• 1706 ............... 370_·50 ~lia.'lce .:.10. 1 ---~_._..,. . 09. 22 1106 aa.-- .......- - ~ l6al0 0 2059 ....... inton No. 07~2 ----·~°'~ i9~00 iinton no. 73 ----"'·-________ 06.58 ----01054 08.6 -..... .,.._ 28~25 10053 -- ....... 250?6 Superior nBn 02062 ------ oo.34 ----06.~ _.............. 15~60 ------~-SUperior cu ............. 10.53 0lo8"/ ~~--- .. 07o9 ...... ......... - 18.12 ' S~rior .......-...... 05o4 --~....... 40.00 .. 0 ----------- 06.58 -~ !lanna No • ~ ........ ---- 10.52 ....... 03051 -----~- 03o4 26.90 Hann no · _,,. ______ Cur!ib • - .... - - ... - - - .. 07.91 .........~-- 13.00 Cu.inb e:rland Mo~ l ____ 06058 ...... 00088 ....... -.... l~o7' -------..... _ ..... 35.,40 05.8 0'2:e36 erland lio~ 2 ·so.- 03.91 ............. 60 .. 30 -- cm~ . . - _._,,_ IIO- --.--.-- di,::,-~--- u ,.. 11 ~0 a, ~ 4 - ~ &:a.- . . . . . . ve r1,·r,0 r: ~ ,.. ------- 03.88 . . . . . . . ., o . . .,., ~ 01.2 --.------- �~--· • , ~· o:l si ol 0,ll ~-· J. ~ . , - ., _~ .... f"!'IIS&;!;> ,c:, ..,,,,,...__ _. · - '>-4 . . r, J~;'j, e,.:l;i,c.)' , C ; a l ~ ~ - - - · · 111:Q- ~""" ""'.P'!!"··• -...·- - 2~ l3 ...... ....,~,..~-- 1 "!'4'-"""":"-~.... ~ - - ~ .lG '2:1 41 ~ - -~ ·, ·' .,.,~. ~) ..... .0.- - -- - - - - ~---- ,.,,. .........C.,1 --... ,,. ...... 13 ........-....... -....... 13 -6 i.68 2e - ~ - - • < :.. _,... ...... l 50. ,.,...,..f'1"..,.._ ....._81<_ri< · 58 '.., ~Jo. of Ole: . ......... ....... ~ 22.0 11.5 - - •- -----~2~0...,-io~-20 . a �1 9 52 j,$::-~ct t . t,i ; :~ ll -f?o :-i;· 1'&, •t;c,1 .b:.t j u.1.·:9"~. 1 ~ ~18 Wa~ ·1,.,.~~~ .....~~~ ... ·-:-~-~ - • P. +,!;i ~ f:-~~·~~t>-:~-~ Q- *.t:;2i~ . . . 1=9~ ~ - ~ ~~ •-=a.o.::.t• -~~ ·~ .a ~ ~ r.;.:r~-. . .. _. s s -~ o o rJ ~"""" •• ~--·-""'·'"",.,.- 3~i . . . .;..-.. ~~•..:.-'I'""~ ·. 1:8+.'$ 0 .l ~<a!i-ci.p •~ -_....~,...,~ 2 ...~-------- ....... - - ~-c;,<?""·-"c;:,I · 1 ....... ~ .'.:. {} ~cl ~ .,o,:~•·"1"'· lQ:~:00 '"""'<"'·'""'"""~ .... ,,.... . r. /;~ ..,,.,, ....--~ ... .,..,....... 21·~.0 ·0 · !To~ 1 ..., ___ .,,._..,~.,.,.,,.-.,...,,.-.,.. l .,, ... =-""'"'°'·o;,·- ·"""-- J&~ ~------- .3fi,.O~ --~"""""'-=> 8 to 1-1.. ,! ~Q s::~. ~~,-:,,,- - .v~~, lf. ·• '° "· .- ., ~'1 .·It";;-· . .of"'.,li/~ �,.. 'j. 7"! •I'TG \TCre duo to t:w. ~ '-0,~ _JOOt ~ - ' . ~ > <- -•--- 7 , eOOSB ·~ L_ ( 65): • ·o. of p~aim1 O- · of _s . L ~ :.-v·.... o •.of BA:Y~ .Lost ,9 �l - "'' ..l- 0 ~.-~ <) t _ sc:::c:::; :,,;c • oi" CL~:L:-!G ec;q,..,- ~ --✓- ~~ t~~- .,. . . . . .. l.'-.'. ~!.1~ .~ .., .,& ; _ .. too .i... ;2·ri, -r:, ..,,....~~~_..~ 19 0 dtt ................ _ l ......,.. .. -.. ..... -.9 .-i ... ·---·-- 2 �(}_~-{ ·.;· rT ., o C ~ ... ,._:,, ,L_:..~---~ ~' -o .. A::::,,~_. . ....,, ) l '. '(-5' ,~ .. :_-:) l .-, 1,_. "" . •~~" ·t · l.-;i t~ ,.::.> ~•!:.-.c:'•fi•t' ;}.:.,:. , . ..r.t~"'" ~•"'·{;..r ,t .~~' to ti u J thio . , Clo. �11oo of· 10.:l.:..ila .... +~ ~ ~ .1 4 (73 h 3 0~6- I_:iCl'cc:.,:rt oi aJ.1 cl,-" ttO :-ra-,.G olc.:.iL 1·0~: ,;c.::i-:.03µ.crt t :i.x~.$:'t,i~l 6!..i321;:11i ty~ ,=c,....;.;.NF""'•"' ~~'U!ll1h':: '.t' ol i,2:40 _Lt>.st TTintcn ~o. 3 - •---~•----~------a~ :i 0 SU})BTiOl., tl.i.,.t~ c.t•--~---.,;;- ~•R-~~ r l:>0 )1a~:1...,1 ~o o 1 Ql<;J~ iC'", . ~ ,.,, /~ AQP , -1'M.P., .l ~ - .... ~~ew-<I'" q.~.-,.~.,..,...o . .. 3 .l - · ~ r , ..... ."°'o,ea ,,.,..,,._..,,,.,.. - ~ ~ ~ , d ' 9 1 1 , , ) ~ c q- ~ .. .:-. __________..,.,___ ..;;;,;;;;.;.,__.... llin ~ - no lO o ...... coo:.-"•~Q l!lf'.ul ,.,c:..c-.~•· 30 :lO .~=-'•- --.::.:.,_lt'' lt -- 1 r7 u'·l t'-l l:1'uaber o ~ _}¥!,Y-J Lost_ 22 �(} sUNffilLARY OF COMPENSATION OLA.IMS SETTLED FOR ALL MIDS OF THE U1\j'lON PACIFIC COAL C0]KPA1lY ·nm.iING Tl-IID YEAR 1928 ' ' ' Showing cause of injury for which claim was ma.de!) . total nu.m.ber of da,yer lost per cause and average nut1ber of days lost pe:P (#ause.o Al\fIM:ALSp O'I'HIDR (2) s 2o3 percent of all cla.:im·s were due to this ca.us e D in addi tio11 · to one -clai-:m. fo:i: permanent pa:i-ti.al . disability. Noo of Cle.:1.ma - Mine - DF-RAILMilI~"fTS. (13).s Number of ~ya Lost • Avf¥ No. of. . Days Lost 5o 9 percent of -a~~ &~a~tns_ \!e~~ du.e to this c~v.ee 9 Y!1-th o_n e claim for permanent - par ~ial- d1sa,1nl1 i,y,,, ~TOoOf' Claims lline Number of Da:vs Lost Av. No.of' · Days Lost u"Z./J._ ------- -- 34.0 Rock Springs Jl!oo 4: ---------- 1 .. - .. ------ ... -- 2·72 ~-----~~ 6_8.0 Rock Spl."in.gs .!.~O C> 8 -----,;,---= .4 34 ____ ..... _,..._,_ 34,0 \'Tinton llfo.~lcn 3 -----------~----l Superiol" _______________ .,,. 2 ------------ ,_.4_ -------- 22.0 -._,.,. .............. ----·- 25 ----------- 12.5 Superior t3E~: ---------------- 2 27 -----~-- -22. 13.55 Noe 2 2 ~--~----~-• . 45 ·-------;-• 2 est _ _ _ _ _ _ . , . _ . . ___ fftr _ll!"_CCl_ci,._ ,. . - - - Ha.nna ------~-------~--------s=a- Hanna Noo 4 -------·~... ;. __ ...... --~---Cumberland- lifo o 1 - ~-~---- -- ---- -----~~ ....__ ...,.. .... . 222· .............. ----· 65 •.5 . - -----------"."'?03 1~ ELECTRICITY {lo ) s 1. 3 -P_ eroent of all claims were due to this cause. lifo. of W.ne · • 39.0 Claims Number of B}YS Lost �EXPLOSI,V'ES due to Jc;hi s cau$e i,, ·( 1?) s • /7/10 of one percent of ali ole,ims ·w ere • . ]Jo~ of BOC1t Sp - J; ~!> i ~ ~ M .\..l;::;,0 8 ~ "C\.,. o ,< .l\l l1v.mber of Claims ~ 3_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -<==- '>':•r- 121 2 • CDC>-C:,tii,· ca...,,i-..--,c;o4._~c:»O'Jllc:::»t::.a, ........~ - 2:.:-• . --=--""-·- - .~Ys.,,,~ost Av .• 1\fo/oof ~ays .Lost 7 7 3·: ~ . ~--""'.-~-=""~ .•7----....--·---~---" 9o2 pei-cent of .all ela.ims 'Nere ' due· t;h -tr10 claims :?or pe:rraanent partial disabili 1.PALL 01~., RmB;S01:lS {20)s to this cause~ w i ty-o ])'Uutb er. •of ~v~ L·os*t No of ClaJ·ms Q -~~ Av .. ltoQof Days Lost Rook Springs :&To o 4 ..,•..,. ....- ....=== "'• .,...~--="" 3 ==·.,...--·=··=•~.,.-- 26.5 ··... ---·-- 88,;c,30 Rock Sprin6 s :Uo •o 6 =-"'" ~"""---='-= = - 5 =·"'=-"'-·" - - - ... =- 242 »r-:- ............ 48.~0 Relle.noe l~O ·o l ?=·~ ~~,.=- ,........... .,._- ...... £ . =-=-=·-.,.. - •,.•:•'i"~ .1 01 ~ ... --..... 50.50 Winton No., 3 --= .. - -~•""' ""'--- .....,. ...... = ,,,•~- .... -..- ·l =--·=.,,,--=""'""' .... - - 28 - ·- ·- -- - 28. 00 \7inton Noo 7 3 71-~ ---.. . 23,60 Super io ..'.' HBO -~~·-=-~--... - - ·- -·"'--""""'e>n · 4 """" ~·~·--·=...... --- 384 ••1""---- 96e00 Superior o ct~ ... --~·-=--·~--- ~-- •~c• - ...... .,.,.,.. l ,,....,..,.."" .... -!"" . ...._'?_ 20 ...,. ___ ..,. 20.00 Superiol" Cf]Jti ..,,,..._.,._.,._., .._.,._... 1 c,...,,__________ 8 ------- a.oo Hanna No 0 2 2 39 ....... -- 19.50 0 0 - 00 a ... .Q-e.ca -:;,.2,-c;::ar.• •~c,..ow,._... ~ -~ ----==---.. ·-=-~ ~ - --c,w:a, ,;, •c:ii;, cc;s.-~-..... ,... .~-=-,c»·. i . , a , . . · -II=!" _c,, _ _ _ .,._.,..., , --c:.c . . . . . . . _ . . _ _ _ _ _ m .. . •w - - - - - - = ; i i - . . . . ~ - - - - Ranria No 0 L2: . .,. _______"" ____ "" __ .., ____ .,,. 4 -----------· : 45 ---•- 11.25 Cumberland 1~0 0 1 _______ .,._.,,. .. .,..,. .. _.., 2 -----.-------- 170 ----....---......8...6.,.••0;:;.0...... 28 1373 49..20 to thi one a FALL OF COAL (21) s 14:ol percent. of all. claims w~re a.ue with one for permanent· partial and. cause claim claim for' permanent total diaab1li ty disability. lline Rock No. 4 Rock Sprin,,, 8 No. 8 Reliance N; l Winton No. Springs .. ___ ..., ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OI" _ _ _ _ . . . ___ ________ Av. No. of Number of :tro. of Claims ±?a.YB Lost .Days Lost ____ .. 20.0 160 8 131 ..... ... 4 . ....~ ___________ .,. ___ 105 ... 3 - - - -~ .. ----- -_ _ . _ . , . __ _ _ _ _ . . !11111 32.7 ------36~0 ---- --------------~----- 204 -----102.0 .., -----------------2 3 -----~-~---~~~a~---~ l ....... ~---------- 13 ____ 13.0 __ ___ ... _..... _____ 76 __ ..... 25.0 \'Tinton No• 7 ~---.. ----...,..--·-----.----3 Superior ~:an ... -.... 16.4 .., ------.....~-~--- _________....... U.Perior "Ett ----~---~~~____________________ .. --911!'-----------_ _ _ _ . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 11111t _ _ _ - - - - - - -· - - - 82 5 ~------ -- .... 11.6 58 5 34.3 103 ...... 3 ~ ...... ______ .,. No 2 -~~-~~~~-~--~-~ --~~-38 _____ ., 19.0 3 46.3 ~ CUJn: No. 4 -------------------~- 3 .......... .... ----- 139 45.3 No. l ---------------- 3 --~--~-~~~--- 136 ------ 28.9 Cuinbberla.nd erla.nd No. 2 so.-------~---- 43 'i244 :uperior n en . --- -· .......... ----__ ....... ___ �80 .6 for pe1"ce1.d~ of all .c laims were. d:ue fatal injury g11d five ~la1111s fol,.. N'100f ciaims Number of·. Daya Lost Av 9 - Noo of Dayf, Lost . 58· 58o0 ... .~..,.·- ·- ·a-a .. mo~•- c:o~c.a- ·. . ~ ..... c=::riu;>s:::t-238 ~-caa»Q-t:atil:t --------- 59~5 10 ------"'" ... lOoO - ·-~-c-c.'t::ICIICQ182 ... - -"°-:••~ • 91 ~ 0 c;IIQ:l_..;.p"° '._.,. .. .,::; _ t::=1·e=t 29 -c;!,.,.-. . , _ -•..,.,. '·.9o.G 63 ... .,. .. _____ ..,,. 1206 lOoO 10 _ _ ._. ....... .,........ 1 3 0 '7 41 -306 -==-=.,. ... --153c0 . . , Q _ _ _ _. , . . _ ·e:t C,:;:) - - - c:,-,.- - - FALLIMG OBJECTS ( 23) g 3 o3 percent of all c;l.aima 11110re due to this cause~ ~ith one claim for p~rrnanent partial 41sability. Ho o of ·1\l'umber of ·· Days Lost Claims Rock Sp:i:-ings i7i :ri:.on lJ o Q 3 \1i11ton liioo 7 Superio:t• nBn Supe11 i or !1 ci: Supe1'ior t~Eu 3 CIO¢a. _ __ _ . . . l O _ ~ Avo· No. of ·na;ts Lost 4l,2 ----~---------- •14 •.0 l ~------~~· 10 --~-~-•-- 10•0 l --------- ·,.. ·1 5 --·- •--·- --- 15.0 2 ---~~-~~- 36 --~~-~--- 18.0 32 ·=•-..--------..- 32.0 1 ...... --·--~-- •1 2 . ............... 12 .•o lia.nna No • 4 .....__.., ________________.___ ..... l .. - .. - .... - ...~· 14 -- --.----~ .......... .14.0 __,,l.... . 0161 16.l t0 l • - 4 9 - . . -- . . . . . •. ..-. Ml,_,.. .FLYING OBJECT (24)s 506 percent of all claims were due this caus,e, with one claim for pe~manent partial diaa'bili ty. No. of Claims ll!Pe Number of Av. Noo of Days Lost Days Lost ------ltock s . . _____ .. 21.60 Rock 4 ------ .. ------ .. -- ... ..... _____ .. _ ... -------~ 7.33 ae11 --- ..--~----------~ " ---- ..- ·------14.50 l -~--~-------~~~----------..... . . . _ ...... _ "B• 14.00 14 -------________ .... 21 .......... -----~---~------~~~.... 21.00 ---~~~-~-~----~---~~ _____ 102 ---~----34.00 ----~-~-~-~-----·~-~ --------· -----------#- -----------.... ,.2.00 P:r1ngs llo. Springs No. 8 S anoe No. SUPer1or 8UPe:r1or "C" ~ioi- "E.n No. 2 ;,,, 65 .:, 22 29 2 l 1 3 l 1 ... ,., lllal!l"- ...... - .---42.00 ,...,..._ 42 12 --------------------- 61 ------- .30e5G -----------1'7 ~erfo• 4 --------------------- 2 a.tld No. l -------~----~-~~ ..... --- .., __.,., 368 21.60 �H.A]l])LING CpAL (27)8 106 pereant of all claims were due I o thiS cause. l'ifo 9 of Number of Claims - (ina - - - ...... ---a c a -pew. CQ!C:tc::tc=II ....,.,....Clf!oor,,-. QQ.-~c::=1. - . - ~ - = - - -c:o ~ - . : . - c a ~ - . •~aaC:Sc::::,c.~~r.aCID• IL.t\1IDLII\TG MATERIAL ( 28) s to this cause o sd ~ •C:O Cllll . . aecac:::ll_, . . _ •o:a-c::2e:1-C'!:S~C!»---C#- :cio-..- ca-macaCD. . . - - - - - - --c:::11 ~~ iOl' 35 __ ... _.,,. _____.,., .35_.o 9 ·- ·------------ 9 .o 32 . . . . . ~ca ...,.... _ . . 32o0 9 t::>- ·------------ 9.0 143 2806 AV0; }To.of Days Lost Days. Lost _________ ..,... ____ .,cr;_ 1 lL,O ll 2 --•---=-PWl'cia._. 64 .,..,...__ ..,,_ __ 64.0 12 1 12 •. 0 . . . . . . . C!lll _ _ ~ - - - ~ ~ --p,--=- -a--~~~---~----•~-• 2 .a ?Too 4 1 Cumberland N-o o l ----- - --1 t1Qtl 58 __ .. __ ....___ 58.0 Number of Claims Rock Spri:ags ] iOo L:: 0 Rock Sp:t.,ing s J.Ioo 8 ~eliance Noo l Days Lost 2 o 5 peJ;' cent of all cle~im.s we:.r-e due Noo of' Mine Avf> No.of pa.ya Lost c:,liia . . . . ~ . - - - - -- 59 --------· -·--------- 29.5 a.o ------------- ... 248 ......... -- ... --.. 24.0 ----------~--------- .:m----------c::o ~ - - - -~-- - -------- ..... ~ R-co 178 8 22.2 LIFTING COAL & OBJECTS (33): 3-,3 percent of all claims were due to this cause. l~o. of Jline Claims Number of Days Lost Av. No.-of Days Lost No, 8 Mine ______ .,. ____________.., 1 -------- 47 --------- 4'fl.O Winton No 3 ------------------ 1 ~-------- 47 --------- 47.0 \Vinton No•. 7 ---------------- --- 1 ~-------- 9 -----.---- 9.0 S~erior "B~ ------------------ 2 --------- 13 --------- 05.5 Su.pe:rior "C" ------------------ 2,--------- 28 ____ '"". ____ 14.0 Superior aE .11 - -·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 --------- 29 --------174 •• 05 ... - .... ----.;;..---=-.:-1f,~E'o 7 l • ~~ ~~~----~-------~~---~-10 ---------~-~::--180 - 1a.o �-- LOVi TOP ( 34) ~ lo 3 pe~cent of all o·.laims we.re due to tlliS cause~ :N·o o of. . N,-u,n1be·1.. of Dazp Lost Claim~ ~ ~ - = = = = - = - -.11 . A.V~ lJooof' .Days Los.t LOO~E ,901'~ ( 35) s 5 o 3 1)0z>cen:t of' ·all·: ole~ims we!"e due to this cause 1> with one claim for f a te~l iuju.!'yo Mine Ho·o of . ~um.ber of Cle.im:s Days Lost Av lfo o•Of Days Lost f) =------ V _____ .,...,.---• <':, ov Rock Sprix1gs. lil'ol> 12: '""-----&>-- 3 Q l ~o ~o Reliance lifoo 1 _.,. __ .................. --... 3 - ~ c a·..,.,.,...c:n&:r#ftl 47 •~ ~ c a - . - . . • - - 15.66 tiinton Ifoo f'; .... - ~ - - - - - - - - - - 0 - 1 ---------.-- ·12 ---~ .. .:. ..... . ._ 12..·oo Hanna ]lOo 2 --~------_.,. _____ 5 ~--------- 43 ~--~~-·~- 8.60 0 -- Ranna Ho& L:. -----=-= ... - .. .,...;.. __ ... ____ ~ ---ca • . 3 5 ·- ------ . . ---. l 60 CtUilberlend Noo 2 SOo ---~--- 2 -~---~~-~- 69 -~--~-~-~- 34.50 267. 16.70 16 --c::a:c,,.:.-~. LOOSE ROCK ( 37 ) : 'r .• 3/10 of one percent of all olaims were due to this cause. Number of lfo. of Days Lost Claims Av. No.of Days Los.t Cumberland No• l --~-~~-~~- l ~--~---~~---~ 45 ---·--- 45.0 • 45.0 l 46 MINIJ:TG MACHI:&ms· ( 41) a 4 ·percent of all ela;mtj were due to this ca.use, · with one claim for permanent partial disability. .N'Ulll'ber of No. of Claims ......,ne Days Lost Av. No.of ]Bys Lost ---------- 76.60 153 ------.. -..-------Cllf> 2 4 19.26 4\0Ck ------------......,.------4 __ .. ______ .. 77 ...... ae11 Springs No.___8 ..., --------..... _________ 16 _____ .., __ 16.00 l Wint anoe No. l 11.00 2 ........... .. ---.. 22 8 on No. 3 18.50 37 ... BllP&l'ior ".B" ------------------------. ._____ ................... 2 .... ----------43.00 _____ .. 43 llPerior no" l 29.00 348 12 Rooks b prin"s Ho. 0 ... - _____ 0 -- --- -------~---- ------------------ �. . . 1ilNE. CARS ~ _.LOCOHOTIVES . {42 )t -10 0 8 percent o:f all claims ~ to this . qauseo with ti.ivo. claims for· permanent pe,rtial dise.. = were .du,,., bili tYo ~Too of ' Qlaims d l lfumber or Av. No.of lJays _.Lost Days Lost Rook Springs l\)"O ,o 4 X =-----~-== 125 ,,._,.. _____"_ l .7 080 8 Rock Sp1~i~gs No C\ =-=-~=---- ... -- , ---------=- 198· -~--~.:..--..;. · 28.30 Reliance 1\lo Q 1 .,._..,..,,. .... _=----- ..,._,.:... 4 =-=-.,. ...... _,.. :38'9 ..,..., ______ ........ 97., 26 Winton Nao 3 ... - ... =-=·- ---"'" .....,,. .... _,...,. 2 =·--"" ... =--.... 17 _.,. _____ ... __ 8.60 Winton Noo ', --=""--=----- .... -==-= 2 =-·-----=- 38 _ ... _..,_.,. ___ l9Ci00 supe::rior oco 1 03 .,...,.,,,_ __ ,....,,_,..,. 631)00 Superior f~]lO~ ... ---= ... -====---=.,.= $ c;,c•-="-==""~"" 236 _.,. ____ ..,_._.,._ 39030 }la.nne. Mo, 4 ... -=...,. 3 ===··""'="'";.,""' 201 .,,..;.. __ ..,...,. ___ 6'7o00 c,oca,.., _ _ _ - - - - - - <=tcic>"-~.,.=---=--"'°""""~ b <;,Q ,;;>Qc:>_h..,c, -------~--== . . Cumberla..'i1l.d N0 .,, 1 -----..,.=-""'"'""" ... .,. l = -= -""'""·=--=..,,...,...... 9,.;,.0_--_-.,._-.,._-_........,.9..,.0__•.~0.... 0_ 33 1357 41010 !dECI-JJUTICAJ.t LOADERS (43)g 506 perc~t of a.11 claims were due to -chis oau.e e ll with one claim for peZ'ml:l.nent :partial diaabili ty. nTo o of: lline Clai 1 s .lfumber of J2a_ys Lo.st . Av • .No.of _D azs Lost Rock Springs .No,,, 8 ------- ----=- 4 - - - - - - - - ~ > ! ". 97 •-------- -.. 24.25 i7inton Ho& 3 ----~---.------ -... --... l --------.,..--204 "'!" .......... ___ .,. __ 204.00 Winton No. ? ------------~--- 1 ______ ..., ____ 12 ___:_ ____..., ... 12.00 Superior u13,~ ---------------- 4 .. ---............. .;..143 ---------- 36.70 Superior ncn _ .....,. _____________ 3 ---·-.-..- .,.,---139 --------•- 46.30 11~---~ i\TQ 4 ........ - - - ---- ..... _ -- .,._. '-Lt\lJJlc.. .l.1i' • ._.. -':!:JI • • _ _ _..._ ..... .,._. 22 . ...... ..,._., __.....,. 6.- 50 e,, -1~,~ - MINE this cauae-o- - (44) .s • :61'7 36.3() le3 p~rcent of all claims v,ere due to No. of ·Claims Number .of Days .Lost Eo. 8 __....., __________ _ l .Avo No. • 15 ~-~------- 15.0 ----------~ . • .. 42 ---------- 42.00 l .•--·--..-----...... _... 1 ---~~-~ ..... ......_. ___ ..._..............---- l -•---~----- 11 ---------- 11. ---..------------------- 4l -~------- --+1 -9 ---------- .11,0 19.7 ~ • of Daya Lost • �7/10 of o~e percent. of all . .. • N'umbe:r . of . ·n,;.. . . . .L.. ~ya , ..n ~Ur' 1IJiGt G~~~ (51) & ,.!,. , os u . , . Av. 1To o· c;if .Jl,r+,;v:s., ~O§~ 1oJ pe1:.oe11.,.G of all claims '\.rere due ·to this causeo Mumber of ~Too of 0 ..Qla,i~::1s Rook Springs Hoo 4 ...... - ~ d L... .,,,e>==""'= -=--~-- ].~ Lost AVo Nooof Daya Lost 20o0 1 """'"""'-~m:.,._..;..;._ . 5·7 . _:_ ____ ..,.,. 57o0 1 ? = - • • <a.~ ... .,. ... _ •..., ... 20 .,.,....,. _ _ _ _ .., Reliance ~Too 1 - ... ~ .. =-=.,. ... \7inton. ;N'Oo 11 ==-= ... ~~ 1 c,ac, i\b-""'-""""'""-- ·1 1 _.,.. ______ 11~()' Cumberland Moo 1 c-.\t------- -=--=·==- 1. =... - ...... ...;,-•"."" = 35· _.:. _______ 35.0 4.: 123 • - 30. , ---------=·-~. 00 PO::fillR DRILLS ( 52 j i: 1 a 3 percent of ·a.11 Qlaims were due to this ca.uso O ·ai th one claim. Z-or pel'manent partial disability. Mumber of Nao of AV• rro.ot Days Lost pays Lost Claims _____ .,,....,. ____ _ 60 ----•---'!"--- 20.0 lline llock Springs Jio. 8 ------------ 3 . Hanna. No. 4 -----------------~- l ~-~-~~-~----~1~0_._._-~--~-----•..;;:;l~0~•~0- 70 4: to this R"~s v.rJ:!I . • cause. · nATTT ,. .GE~ (i!!.o)• •u •• .o.tt.u..LU,-i; 17~5 1 percent of all claims we:ee due Nu:tnber of No. of Daye Claims...,____________ _ Lost ..... -... __ ..... --__. -- ------- ...... ~ Av. ll'o.ot Da.ya Lost �ROP]]_~~ _OT}lE_R., (6_1) g_ this cauaeo _,, _ l _ No9 of tune ~ .. , percen·~ of ?.11 claims were du e ~o llrumber of • Days Lost ..Qla,imfJ Rocle s::1r ~ngs xroo 4 Rook Sp'.!.·.1.r1gs iio <> B Avo ito,,ox> .&;xg iost 70 ---~----•- 35o0 27 --------• - 27c;0 97 3/io ot one percent of all claims TIE cause IN CJIUTE were du.e toSLIGhis ;;=-- (6 ?) s Noo - of Hine 32.~ Number of .Days Lost Cle..imd Avo iifo.of Dq,,ys Lost Cumberland ] Too l 10. 0 causeo SPRAGGII;G ( 68 H 1 percent of a.11 claima ·utere due. to this .. .E'umber of • Days Lost Noo of Claims llin ~OOLS· IN -o\m B'.AlTDS ( l"/ 3) s due to this oa.us°e; - .. No. of Claims Av. No.of Da;va Lost 5.3 percent o:r all claims were Number of Days Lost Av. No. of Da.Ys · Lost Rock Springs No. 4 _________ __ 4 ____ ..... ~5.0 1 -______ ,. ___________ 100 __ ___ .. ____ lfock Springs No. 8 34 34.0 ___ .... 2 lleliance .No ., l ..... _..... _... _____ ___ ..... .,. .......... 19.5 ,.. ______ ...,..._ ___ 39 VT~nton No. 3 30 -•---·--ae--- 30.0 l __ .,.. Superior- "B" .._ ___ _. 54 ___ ,.. ________ 18.0 3 ............... . . Supel:'ior "O" _ _.., _ _._ 58 2 ____________ ...,_._.,. 8uPei'1 or "E 11 ___________ ..._.. 29.0 42 ___ ,.. _______ 21.0 2 34 34.0 ' N o . 4 ---- --------- - - --i s1 .----------------- 391 24 . 4 ----.----------- ................... . . . ._.., ______ .__ . . _ca . . . ...... ___ ----.......... _ ..... ---------.................. ....... -.------- - ,.. . . . _ _ ...,..,.. ___ _ ,.._ . . . . ca . . . . . _ _ ..,......,_ .... _ ..... _ _ _ ea.-_ -------- .. -~ �• TOOLS •. IJ)i ~~ins .Q! ·F.E:tiow V!OB..'K1fi:rriM ":t_74~j:· .s/io . of~ one . per.,. cent of all cle,iims .w ere,, due. to .this , ca~us_e 0 . ,. . . . . ' . JS1' o·? :~ o -. .. lTumb.er bf: ·Av • . l'iroo of . _Qlaim~ .. .. Days Lost . pays Lost. •, , , /l •• • ~ ' Rock springs No o 4 ~-c».,~ ~ • ' ..: .. ' l -= 1 - • c=a~ . . ~ - Q . c : , , ' . .. ' 67 - -- ·67 ----- 1:» . . ID_qlf_r:aC> . . ~ - _4i!e ______ ffll'~-=it 67.0 67 0 0~ WATER (80)8 . to this cause o lifo o of Clai:ms Mine C~beY-1&.nd lTo o l Jivl!lber of Days .Lost Av,,- E'.o. of pays Lost . .oc:ar-c:t.-"t»--=-- - --=--·,. ,, �) if.ay 15th , 1;) 29. I Mr.. \l. H. Edel □ an, S-tnt e 'I1rensurer 1 Cheyenne , \1y o. Dear Sir~ \"J ill you ld.r.dlJ fm~r::lsh De r;ii;h six additioual copies of the pmnphlot entitled ''iJor1cnm1 9 f:l Co!!tpeneation Statutes 1920 11 • Ii there is a:1y c!1arge on these pru'1phlets, ·indly se!ld y our bill a:r.d it \?ill be vouchered pro::aptly. Yours ver21 truly 1 Orig-inal Signed : GEORGE 8, PRYD E ~ vs �,-,t c . ~,... ., ·1,. )...,~•i l'~ .... .J,. _. • ... ~-, -~ ,.., ' " • - ·~ ..! ..... · " . \ ( ..::1lr 1 _._ fJO • 0,:, ... ., - · ~• :u.., _. �ID· G H O V" L€:100 • :: I ~ ave cop:, or you:. 1ot·t0~ to r.'l r o 1rnliaf01"'ro of 112. �I ~~ d I •,, co ~y of l ett e r Da11 0 11 1: e'12, l f of �I I· I! ' ! Rock SprJ.neo ·• Juno ~ ., 1929 • .' Pallio io no't on onplo.yo of The 'O)rliom. Fuoif:'l.o Coal companft , l ' b~if,C t:U;1 o.Jplo:,io of t o 1So Coal Comyanyo Mr. Taliuf erro . dvieoo tho C35o 00 o.dtrL neo huo b0G~ 1/.lI~on earo of by him, char~ I GEUHGE B, PRYfif / eh �Rox-0riith lotto1r from Mi"o rJcAtuliff'ap together uith attached form of th0 Pi tisburrgh Conl Cont 8..t'Af o tho plaa boiug, I assume, to bring botor0 tho difio~oni 118.nboro ol iho etai'f the nature and cost of ueeidonts o ! cl.sh yo . wo ild got together with Mr• Hartingtont submit- ting ma c;1 form, so that I may toke it up with llr• McAulifi'e.. �(t) rr'i.Jl 'bo m 1lo fax· ono'1 nino. I-! - - il '-' ~:1- >lo« !O· f'n .-. to OQ C '.l OCO • li' Q'.jUz. . n 1u010TG ~ho 0:1(1 oz the no:::1tu, - ,,, tili~ io report. necocsary to chflllCO our oatllods ot ncciden ro. orti .; on reriH ��Hor0t1ith f il0b o~~igins:'..;ing with your lat tor of Jun@ 31.,d: I baliov0 io~mn ou©h o.o .ouizcs~sted 'by ~ir. mm.th and it:J>. I _run :in f cvo1t 1 alao,_ ot inoea.·tin10 tho coot of compen• sntiou afPinsi Gach accidont, bec~us8 u~der our preoent system the corapeneation io chax-god -~o gonoral f'xponse, and the averace Supeirintendontsund '~no ForeMen do ne1t teal that ()O.mpensntlon. is n direct . Qhax-gc to tho cos·~ ot coo.l. By. inserting the cost as sugg_estot1 I fool that it will bo Q remimer to the ottioiala of the ooot of acoidents. Ur. Tallm.1.ro could insert the cost , ach JllOnth iJl tba forms. Tb.a reports ai·e prettJ nll oondon"4. and would not roquiro a groat denl of extra olerioel work to conpile eaoh month. Attar you have looked ovor aame, if you ban 8.1rf aug- gestione to oake to~~ amending 8Wl18 I ehould be glad to tat• 11P with llro Smith and Ur. Hurrington. O • 1,!!'111s1,l Sign"d : GEOf1 GE Ii. PRYD E eh �i / J / Rock 6prtngs • June 22nd, 1929. HererJi.th fil0, OTiginating \11th Hr. McAuliffe'a letter to m:c.:3 of Juno 3ro, p~rtni:ning ~o bl~~~-,~-aE3!i--'- J.,~--~o~~ing accidents • ~ • ~·-' - .,,, ,r •t 'bei'o~E> our ·- -superintendents and Foreman. ur. McAuliffe baa approved the proposed forms attached to your l.Gttor of June 18th, a.nd I am asking Mr. Lee to have _l,.000 of each mud , and uhen they are received I will turn them over to you ao that they may be put in use immediatel7. The nlltter will have to be tollo • d up very closely, however, by yourself and Jlr. Harrington to insure the proper int ormation reaching the Super.into• dents ~nd Foremen each month. ( ,,· i ·-:in,i ! Sig'!led: G:.:O NGE B, PRYDE' CC • llr. A. 1. Dioldnaon/ I.tr. a. J. Ha.Tri ngtOA �;. . ' /-. l\ I) Griginal Slgn~d:- G£0RG E 6, PRYDE ( I ;/ ~ ·.r �FollM 2108 THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY Rock Springs, Wyoming October 15th, 1929 AttorneY ...................... ............. ....:.........•• I ,• fl.I'. / George B. Pryde City Dear Sir, I have all of the records for the State Treasurer except some affidavits which Mr. M. cPhie, at Reliance, is to make out. I wonder if you may not call somebody on the telephone and urge him to get them to me tomorrow, if possible. The Attorney General, in a letter to me today, says he is . { waijung for them. f �November 18th, 1929. tlr. John B. And re\"1S, Secy . , tmerican Iles 1 11. fo r Labor Let i s l ution P 131 East 23rd , St . , Nau York , .J . Y. Dear Sir: ~s r eques ted in your letter of November 12th, I am enc lo sin" hm."'e'..?ith c.heck for five dollars (t-5. 00) to assist in the uork of starting compensation la\78 in states no J t7i.th out then . Youl"'s truly, �Original Signea: GEORGE B, PRYDE �Rock Springs - December 6th, 1929. Ur. E~ene McAuliffs: H0re\1ith cornpenaation data compiled by Ur. Harrington's offica 0 together uith a letter from t1r . Harrington on the subject. This, of course, sho~s the cost per ton for compensation disposed of and not the actual accidantEJ for the year. We have a number or heavy claimij to pay yet and our compensation will perhaps run over two cents per ton. I run also furnishing the Superintendents with a copy of this report. Ori_!!ihal 8i~ned: GC:O RGE B, PRYDE �Rock Sprin c:s O Uyoo, Decc 6 0 19290. of coo_ e se.tioim oli..,.,imr:.1 di sp osed of during the yea1'" c.ha.1--c;er i ct 1 c.'ble t o each min0 and d i st/ . ·r-filli ch ate/cement shorrn the number of c2.s e s di rno sed of i, to tal number of days lost and compensa-~i on co st per -'con on cas es se{;-'~lecl clul?ing the period Jen· ary ls t p 1929 0 to October 30th, l.929~ l? lense note that in the frequency and severity rates the outsideD mechanical and electrical departments a.i·e combined i11 one under heading of "Sur-race. 0 Tl'le cost per ton for eoapensation claims disposed of during thi~ pe~iod does not carry aL1ounta paid out for monthly compensation during ·me year v1here the cases have no.,11 b een finally s e ttled. he also hav-e some claims by <1epende11t families i,;hich have not been se·ttled in f'ull and which will appear in the D camber report. �,,. __,,.,__ -· .-i..ir..a- ... , . , , . ~ . ,___ _ _____.,,_ _ ~ --- -tJ i / Elnploye•s NB.ID.e .' 51/ Ji :3 0 z ·- - . I Fallin~ Ob_ieot - •••r-... .. .,.___-~""u . ·-·-· i.B ~~ ~§ t: .9 jg Injury ,5 rn. Ll4 ,...••••• -0 bo Descrlption o:f Accident / /Harold Gook ~ •■ •••••• u-- _,-..,.•~- - - - .,..,,._. • ._., • U••••••••_... ... _ ,3 .::: <1> 26 t; "' o - .. ~-•-'--~ .._._ -. . ~~~"'3ii::lt,._-...::::a:-...~~- A.ctun.1 C o : o; Coxnpensu.Uo~ ..,J ~ E-< < ~ E-< ~.a.,";a..-p!C),_Q . : ,__ • A Fatal Permanent Total Disability I \ Permanent Partial _ ....,_ ~ . D:\ Tei:nl)o-racy Total Disability Disability 5 I : I I ! II I I \ I \ \ 1 L - - - - - t - - 1- t - - - - - - - - - + - - - r r r1 - 1 - ~, - - 1 - - I I I I f \ - , L l..\ i:i ---------------+--\------------------t--------t---t--,--,------,------7--------t-------c- il__ _ _ _ _ __ J l - - l - - - - - - - - - _ _ ; _ + - - - - - t - - - t - , , - - - , - - - 7 - - - - - t - - - - \L------+--+--------+----+--t--i--~--4----t----+---,_ ,- I - ,- . ., Number Lost Tlme Acclclenta ••• - ••••l,___ Frequency Rato............... .l..'Z.0.a.068 Number No Lost Tlme Accldenta______ Severity Rat.e•••·--··-····-········•.6S.1............... \ TOTALS .. -o L ____-:I -7~GRRAN~~D~T;O~T;i\L~-----L_ _ _ _ _ Remarks....... ····························· . ........................................................................................ 1 �-- I I / - ........... . . .. . . ~ . ..-i: . . . .,,,IQ!!W,.,,,. _ _ .,,,. .. .... , ..--~ - - -· ""•••r~ . ..... ·• •••••• • r. • •---•• _,,. ~ --····••¥ • - I tir ED:Jploye'B Na.rae I/A.news J. .Hatt tJz Description 0£ Accident !i ·.s;;; .§ .§~ ci!.3 ..... rn - "' ;;.' Q _:g A Cl> Injury u .... -~ , -f 'l"l ll' 111'.... +_13-,.,fo i 2B II! -g~ 'Cl bQ I Cl) 0 8 P::8 19 ?n u"' <.3 .........·=: ~~~:;-~ ~:=f~•==r~:-,~ ~~ To~ Disability p~~ To~ Disability Disability dt I \I \ I , ~ TOTALS - • GRAND TOTAL Number Loat '.rime Accldenta... ;L Number No Lost 'rime AflclcJenta.. Frequency Rate ·········-····· Severity Raf-a ········---· Remarks •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••................................................................................... �~ .. :!:II................... .-... .., Er:aploye's Naro.e I1,_rank e!l Descrlptlon or Accident Injury "" bo "' A C1> 95 Power Lines - •••r•-- · - ·~· •· · .. . . -g-:=: eo ::s ti:: ~o 17 ·•· · · "l'w'a-.>u.t'h, !:!.. a> A 0 ~t-- ·--· -~-~~~~~.-~~~~---· ·· "\ Actua.\ Cost of: Cox:n.penaa.t\.on. ]..., ..."' I N.s·w_§ E-< ~E-< t/2 Ae- .Pueh ~••••• I ..>d..1!/ / •• , ........... . '4-. . . . . . . . . . .,.:y .. , _ 0 B A Fatal <i-l I Permanent Total Disability c\ Perm.anent Partial Disability D Tempo-racy Total Disability a ll 1----------+---t---------+-----t--+-+---I--__J.._---l----t---, TOTALS Number Loat Time Accldenta..._l _ ··· ~ GRANJ>TOTAL Frequency Rato,_______ ............. Remarks............................••···············-··········-············-···· \ Severity Bate..·-----·················· •••••• ··········- �-- 1, / I - . -- -·· ~~ ~ - -ul .ELnploye's Na.D:Je - -· .-.... .,.,.. · ·-···•"""'"'-> . .. _ I Injury Descrlptlon or Accldcnt tJz - .. .............. ~ --···- . • -- ---- .. "'O .:-= 'g ~" t:: ·en §11> .!3 _3 • E-< rn A E;~ _ o P:: E-< t, ~ 11> g _, < ,.:i ~, ? s 11 s 3~ , Fall ot Person 9 16 0 ~ • HaKurtrie 3e Mine Cars & Looomot:ives 11 1 .(1: 2 ~ete Beroioh l'1E Fl:vinn Ob.iect ll~ Fl:vin~ Ob.i ect 11 11 1n, Wi ,,...o f'!!:D ""A 1R 14~ ]'J:'I_, , nf' I ;) 1'1 c., 1 6 , IZ: 17 Ji_ 18 19 q Sam Jlatson 71 ~ .Fall of .Ro ck JU.ke Perko Al 1 !G eo. w. Carr Demuellier IJ'oe Zavere"" 1t,) like »-urinko v. Yardaa Bob Yebeuovich Pete Sickich Ra.neon Blakelev ~onY Zaaes llu -- ~ I. llarko Perci oh n \ Wm. Armstron" ·, Tony Paavola I Seth Korhonen Chas • Shielda llike Ba1en J"oe Xudar. :rr. )like llu.r1nko FA.11 n.P r-, v 'Dn~lr ft" l,oco1110ti .,.t?~S J?erson r1 39. Fall of Coal L i t't; nr, 4il 11nr.- 1 ~ & Ob_;- o~ ·h :1 19~ Looae Coal 4li Loose Coal , ~'l li'a 11 n:f!' ~n~~P" ?J. li'a.11 n .P f'I nr. 1 i Fall of Rook 6~ Kine Cars & Locomotives 45: Handlin~ Material 10~ Fallin,.,. Ob.1ect l4t Fall ot Rock George Ward 9.~ L\ 23 ] 22 ,=I 23 2~ 11 24 7· ~,A Fall nf' ('I,. ... , f Fall of Coal 24 25 23 ~A 29 30 A Fatal 18 Number No Lost Time Accldenta... " , B Permanent Total Disability \ C Permanent Partial Disability \ D Tei:n-porary Total Disability - 30 .. g ~ 5 - 6 2.5 ~n -- . , - ~ 1 TOTALS. ~Q Number Lost 'rime Accidents. ~t .. ... . .1CQ"\:. ... '0"DC.=. -"::t...-.:::.=.":a.. . . " ~ 22 13~ Fa.11 n-t' r!n~1 ~ 18 18 21 21 ,........, .." .A.ct.u:o.l. Co s t. 0£ Co'm.:p en.sa.'t..\.on. "',_ .B .- .. "!-":~~-=.. ..... ... . ~ GRAND TOTAL . . Frequency Rat.o.......~~1.110 --·-··················-·----·······-··· -·········.......................... Severity Rate.................. ~.• 293 Remarks....................................................••.•.•••••••••••••••••• ,_ _ �• ... . - - -or- . '4 .. . .- .. . -:: -r- ;- I . JI fl .E.a.tploye•s N"azz,.e - • '·••-•- •-"' -••• • •- DescrJptlon 0£ Accident tJz I - -- • U•••·•••-> • •- - - - I Injury . ...... ......... - ······--~-.. -. 1~ g "" b.o i:-~ §"' .as= "'0 JS o. r/J ...:IE-< ~E-< t3 ::, _, _._, ti] tJ 0 -< ...:I f17~,t Fall of Coal 2 3 l(att !rho.mas ins r') iB ,- ~ . Hackett 3:l lJlectr.i oi t:v 8 , 15 a lOE Fall of Coal 12 ca 10 8~ Electrioitv 23( Ele ctrioi tv 228 Fall of Rock 11, u!!\_nr1 1 -t "":!' Wl!'.'1+.em ~, 8 ~ c,, 16 j ~1 15 18 16 19 69 Fa.11 n.P a QA.l 2t:'.lz 28 i Fi.C li'n11 ~R I roe .Deru r . :m . .Tones I Julo Laitenen I ~eo . Susich ~oe Chokie Jc ,-ril Yenko Saa liar .;--1.. n.P P~ n..P 'D n. _,., 11.att Battich Andrew Fl aim 16:2 A1-nh ODZft ~~ • 24f An -I-~ , r:s - wm. Buc'ha'l'IDYI 1'7.tl '14'1 vi nrr O'h ion-',: I Fall of' Person ?~ Fa.11 of Coal 25 0-:-'-"'~..,. 31 -. - [ 28 !)~ - ... 2"/ - "l'Yll.o•'-'-'" A Fatal B Permanent Total Disability \ ,.1t • •• •• • • 9-~:"l;.- ~'"""J:" ---~~~ ~ . ' Corn:pcn.lia.'t\.o:n. C \ Permanent Partial Disability :\ Ten:i:po-ra;ryD Total. Disability \ {\ C, b I;:> 3 c:::o .... ~ ...... ~<»~> · - ~ctu.n.'\. Coo t. o ·E. W.m. Buchanan Ji',::,_11 ~ ~ G 3 c::,· .,. I ' Ii. \ : : Number Lost Time A.cclclenta I Number No Loat Time A.ccldenta 8 ., Frequency Rate Severity Rate 124.984 . 859 TOTALS ---- ... 5Ll GRAND TOTAL Remarks..................................•••••- • • �_, I .Ezzlploye•s Na,:r,.e I / - --· I I I / J'tt,~~ I Ile.-rf.'o:~Cy c. 1il• •~.rn.:t ~ Sick c, .A• ~~t"~L\"I - --- --.. -----· .... .... . ·-·-. ·- ff/ f tJ~ •-• - .... .......... . -~- , Des crl ptlon of Accide nt N I njury .s s·;;; .§ -.; 1 ~ C) ,, 017 Of.?1 /:Jlilll-10 C'i1 11 ?.. -·, _.. (' !-:-.'M f l - (;•fi,l0:? ; ....:::s., Es:0 -a.3 ... 0::8 r; ,;, I •"?o •·-,l') .(, ..__ ' fl',:~ Ut:·:·1 Jl..-•ta,;1, J -:a~ El o 8 C/.2 1 ~---• •,...~ .. , r ,,--.;1 ,-·~r-4,..1 , f",1 l ...,A_ . ~, . . •· • ---a -_. ~ - - --· ---- ----- -· .....-... I • u"' -=i:S .A.ctu.u.l.. . .... C::.o u t I Fatal A P e rmanen~ Total '-'"' ..... - . ~ \ <>t:. Corn:pe -n.00-'t.\.a'D. C 1 Pennanent. Parti al D isability D i s a b ility • ~~ • Tel'.n.-po-ra:ry Tot.al I"\ ~ ''il '7} ~~ r ·; i··, c, f ...~ \ ., I II . ' \ I I I \ I ! \ ~ i Number Lost 'rime Accldenta I \ Number No Lost Time Accident. ___ 2 TOTALS \ I a i4V GRAND TOTAL Frequency Rate ac•~• ~ .~------·- Severity Rat.e. .... ~1, 041 •••••••·· \ Disability I\ ~- - -· ~ Remarks.......................••····-······················ -----·········-···················-I �~ / (!'( .Er:v.p.loye's ~a.zv.e I Injury .S_s· J ·-..,c.1.:;'1.t:.t..1. A "gbl) IE~ l ~-~~a.> .a ..... § _. .., 0 ~.3 it: E-< C/J ,-- :;,• -:a 1!: Descrlptlon or Accident I Fatal '-..:;;OO-'C.- --r-,o~ B A Permanent Total Disability c.:::.orn.-p<i--nu:u..t."'-o~ C Permanent Partial Disability ~ ~~-- D Texn.1)0-racy Tota\. Disability Pa . f 45 Mee. Loader !'Barton l t ;r. w. Hensle I n He.nds Homer Grove .Joe Bee Henry Johns on Ant on l!e zek ~ .,. 2v-;, 3 5 ''I I 8 1 c:! 8 1 9 c::,_ 8 i 22 1;;: 10 7 j: ~- C> Wm 11 llininn- Machine Frank De1-L!a.d0_ ___ 26 2'7 I c::, 28 291 c:, 29 I -1 2 TOTALS 1---,----l-----t---GRAND TOTAL Number Lost Time Accldenta. _ _8____ Frequency Rat.c.. Number No Lost Time Accldenta.. JS..___ __ Severity Rate.. _ _ _ _l*.!>~.7...... - - l6'1 e63'1 ·1.1. ·············-··Remarks -------············---- •·--------·--------- •································································· �p✓- (#1 .E.a:lp.lo.;ye•s N'a.z:ae Vescrlpt.lon or .Accldont. I I 62~! .AJ'Jimal s. Kicked by ..fraat' 7 1nob. """" 2:: s:: cu Injury ! "" e~ Aal tf,sul .§ t/l E-< :::s~o 2 3 7 8 i:i:: E-< I ,.rank Lehto 53t Tool s in O::n Ht1nds ~ a!·~ :::s ..... ~.3 Fatal A C 'CUCL\. - c:::o c.:~t. oC___,...C ~ pcrl.Uo..-c.\..o"D. Permanen~ Total Disability \ Pe=nanent. C Partial Disability \ 'Tem-po-ra:ry "D Tot.al. Disabil\.t~ - ~ - -- ·- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 11 I TOTALS Number Lollt Time Accldenta_ Number No Lost Time Accident.a Frequency Rate...-. 2 Severity Bate•.·-····- .. GRAND TOTAL - -·······-·-----··· ··········-················ Remarks...................................................................... --•···························----··· - .. I �r/ , I E=pioye's r-Taa2e !Budol._ph Ko bl.er I / rhos. .Rudel 1. ch DOIDI Matti via rBli Kovich ;a.fl -DcscrlpClon of: Accident -~ .-c:, .Injury <1> bl) a § )I ca ..A...c.'t:'"'-1-.,.'\. Cl Cl> t·;;; ::s _, i1 .3 E-< CC:E-< ~.3 0 Cl> I I 770 li'all of ·Person 728 Falline Object Other 749 Fall of Rock 764 Ropes, n ~ 19 25 G 1 Fatal C:::.au\:. c::rl:. C:.orn.'"t)c~uu.."C.'\..o,::,.. Permanen~ • Total \ Permanent. C Disability Part\a\ Disability \ \ ~ Te=.-po-raey D Tot.al. Disability .. lo 21 ~n A\ ~ (\ - ., t I I I t - TOTALS . Number Lost Time Accldenta Number No Lost Time Accldenta_ 4 19 GRAND TOTAL Frequency R~te·-·····-ltl.9.a.6.0.~---------·---------······ Severity Rate .758 ····-··-··············· ... . Remarks••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.................·-·········-···-···········-··············· - �- __ ,.. 1( ED:J.ploye's Nazne ,I •f I/ I I 1/ .Leon Chretin I ; J. a. Jlontei th I /ii/ --- .,,. • .-:., _ _ _ .,. 'JV •• - ••r _. J .. • • • • • •_.. _..., • • __..... .JC:;.,;_: Desc rlption of Accident -o bO Injury ~ Q ·~- - - · · a> ~ -sfii_§ 841 .llini11e J'Jnch ·i.,. - 87"/ Fall of PerAon Ln .... , 1orA 8A.2 ~ - . . . .. . ~c<.»....:> - - - ... _ . : r ; : i , . ~ _ Cl ....~E: o3 ::,_, .... "' 0:: E-< ~.3 I , I I,"; !'I - ' - :; ") 'IJ c::> ~ - - · ·- - - -- - - - - - ~ -n'-'h o t __ . .o ~ ~-0~~-:=,,x::-. ~~ ~ ~---- ·--- ~ '.; A.ct.ual. Cos t. of Con:n:p e n s a.t.\on. I I =:x=:~ ~ ~~ C1> 0 E-< t/2 . / Tony Eskra. - - .. ..... . Bl A F a tal P e rmanent Total Dis ability cl Permanent Partial Disability D Tem-poracy Total Disability '° I J'as. Vickro:11 88'1 :M ee. Loo.ders 19 1 Ll. Qi John Johnson ll1ke Zumdula.kis 884 P-ov.rer nr-ills 878 Fall of Person 18 18 Q1 ;1 "" 13 Zas- . - AA'7 llf'Ar- _ T. - ... A.a""'a 0~ ~8 a • fiQ 1i'n 1 1 n.P -;:-...,._._ - -- Qg_ !)~ c:::I B42 RoneR-: He.ul~..o>e 26 • 11r4 a. ic............... !hoa. Cla_,."lr Tonv Eskra Bmll ~ a - - - _.._ AJ.i.$:1 "l\11'~111 - ~, -z, T .- - ..:, o-..,.. f,j, - - I I TOTALS ; Number Lost Time Accident.&. 6 Number No Lost Time Accident.a .f. Frequency Rate__ Severity Rate... 3.1 GRAND TOTAL 184.693 .• 954 .. Remarks ... ................................. __~-·- - ... - �•I Eznploye's Nazne Descrlptlon of Accident Injury 1'•~!!3MCl)l~~1~ ~- - '9. ~ ::,__. • i~§ ~uo cn.3E-< ca .. ~.3 •• -------=-=- -......... ,:a., ....... . .. . . . . -~ ~-.:a.~ ~ ----.a.....- - ~ ~ ' I .- . - -l,JO'] 1 / r1 I I ....., inr,• Ob ect I Ls.c ob 2u 1I ~'~5 1 - I i TOTALS ... GRAND TOTAL Number Lost Time Accldent.a _ _ _ _ ···-···· Number No Lost Time Accident& 1 Frequency Rat.o.. _ _ _ _,_____ ············· Severity Rate.......................................................... Remarks••••••••••••..•.••....................................................................................-.. · JIIIIIIIII �~ / I1IfUlZ,V :Lt:Jrt Dcsc rlpt.lon "O b Q t .!3 Q> .5 ~.§ Cll ..,J E:-c JTr-i_r,n 'J 'f.,_~ 'l'i 'i.'"1.tA.,..,O , IA n,=: Fa 11 I ~ r»Jury or .Accident. 113 ..,.f IA. :m. .Ba.nriclc I (J''( Eznploye•s .Na.zne ('}-:r &- • 6 31 HI l'lln - •.:J ~;;~ e~ 11~ &!~ ~.3 ~=-~ ~- =~~... = ~ =~~-'<>••~ ~- -'"'·- A ;:,- 14 Fat.al A. \ P e rma..ne n.'t. Tot.a.\ "B P a rt\.a'\. \ D i sability - - ~ = ~eTn."1:)0"'Ca"'C"Y "l:o= D \ sabU\.ty 1 6 =\ P e.rma..-ne.n~ U\.sa'o\l\.t.-y \ \ 'I 1 .. Number Lost 'l'lme Accldenm_;l Number No Lost Time Accldenta 1 Frequency Rato.. TOTALS •. ~.2P..•.e. ia b GRAND TOTAL ·--·········-··-- Severity Rat.e•••••••••.•••• ~.!.~.'J..~·····················-····· Remarks•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.................................................................................... �r 7 I 7~z7f LC.r.zip.loyo•s .r.ra.rzie I \1 1'719.a • - J..aa Pa.n A---1-f ..Dcsc-r~pt.ton :rnjury o:£ Accident a:- 1 ]i ca EtE l)J! r1.,.n"l'l'ru1trf nn I 1-,.,...,.rJ o;~ifb nnal <.3 10 11 .. ... IJJam1n1a.k Rubbn I t'o• ~rabookakfs 1 •,:1;11;~ f li!1 eatrfef tv °Ru r n 16 1'7 11 nvtf "R1 aA•n• I'% ~'7 I li"a 1 1 ~:-; 2/1, I ... I• I I I Fatal. A .,, 0 ix:£:-< ~67fHa11 . --.._<.:.'\..~a.-...'I. n.,. 'JilA. l l nf" .T~.ck Pi TiA I I I I I \ c:>·'C. ~c:»:rcl..~<u.--~'-"\..c>''- Permanent. C Part\a"\. D\sab\l\t;y \ D\sabllity l I I I I I TOTALS I I15 I <=.oC;>·u, '\... Permanent.. Total. El, \ Te=.~o,:,a.:ry D To'Uu. D\sab\l\t:y ~ I I I I , GRAND TOTAL lnber Lost Time Accldent.s... _ .. l...___ _···· ;iber No Lost Time Accldenta 3 ..... Frequency Rat.o•••••••.•.•. a5.,.48l......................... Severity Rate•••••••••••••••.••......t..0.D.g······················ Remarlcs.................................................................................................................................. ... . ............ . "' ..... ,..... i;; .... ...... .. 'l ....... \ t • ~ ~, .. 1 . "t ...... ~1~•·''""'-~. 1-\;., ... , �,.!' / --·•=• .}Uf DeBcrlptlon ol! .A.ccJdcnt 12 5 I Jlatt I skra a, / Ji.!lect:'ric, l3nrn Anton Dol.enc ~i{L~~ W ■ ~ohn Crone:v ~o . Pe+.-.,.i "" rack Stenhens on '"aolc Stenh--:---[ike :Baro 0 1 ?ete Zenetti Injury 1B bJJ t: -~ § ~ ~~ -s~ , Fatal A 1 C:.,'1 "it'a,11 n-ft f!nn 1 (') C'j 'u Fall nf Rot?k 15 = )At li'a 1 1-t n!Y' Oh.ie~t li'al1 n~ r.!n~.1 _2.LJ. 28 ~~ 10 11 c, 1'1 FA.11 nf nn!) 1 20 c:> C: 29 ::;o q 31 31 J 'lr ---- - ~<:nx~.-p~ ~u..'\..'~.o,ci,.. Perm.anent. C Part\al ~ I 'l:eU\.-po-ra.-ry "D ~ot.al \ • Disability Disabil.ity I (" r; ~A::a P e rmanent. Tot.al B • \ ~:, 25 Cut bv Axe "iRO ot 1 14 -~· ~ \ C::::ou;'C.. Disability 4 ' ~2 .Lot.....c:.'\..'-."1.u..l. §~ a! .a~ c., ~.3E-< ~~ <.3 Ill j M1Jce Borc1 ch I I --,-x--·-... I ,. ,. (! I ~,: li'l.vinn- Ob _iAnta - 3E Liftin~ Ooal & Objects I ' I I ~ I I I I TOTALS I ;a . GRAND TOTAL imber Lost Time Accident&... I 3 _._ __ r No Loat Time Accldenta..... Frequency Raro........ 211.0? Severity Rate. ·········.......................................... 2 • 0 50 ···················-······················ Remarks....................................................................•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I I �r, // E.cr,.ploye's N'a.zne / L rony Berci o Harry llich1e f /'1 ~ Desc r l ptlon o :f Accide nt Inj ury , t .!3"'§cu .S .3· E-< Cll /35if Lifting Coal & Objects 70 1(1 ne Care & Locom~oJiives ..De.ra.i lment f!' ataria.l I ~-:s Q ~ :3: -a ~ 'Obn 4 1 ·t::-;- ..... Q.10 a; E-< \ ::,_. -< ,3 ..... .,, 357 Mechanical Loaders 9 I - 1 2~ - Pete ,~~nl li'i:a.11 int! 0b.1ect 16 121 1 12' Henry Bays nA.n - R I , I , a.: f\J .<; c:: 1~9~1 lfann 1 i n r~· M~_t.A,,.i t-'11 i9 I 1 9 1 <==> C: Frank Paton J ohn D~ Jones 33~ Tools in own hands 22 36-91Jlin~e Ca.r_a . &_Lo_0_omoti1e_s 30 I F. ATenc1ni 34~ Fall of Coal - Face 30 I 23 _S___ .~·umber No Lost Time Accldenfa_~ ..- ......... . Frequency Rat;c Fatal 0 1:. Cora.:p~r....., ~"-'-.ca<'D.. P e rma n e nt. B Total \ Permanent. C Pa.rt\a."\. D i sability ~ Tot.al. D i sability D \sabillt.y - I I GRAND TOTAL I I 236 • 40'1 Severity Rate·······--······ 1'71:019 ....... •...•............................. = Te-rn:po-ra-ry = 00«:t l TOTAL~q,ea 'umber Lost Time Accidents.. A C o u't. 6 1 8 I 19 531Rone ft Haula~e ~ c t'-1.u..\. 16 ll ~ilus.z. L~u_h Enrico Juarez Ri 9!1d .--.-~ - - - - ~ - 1 Remarks..................................................·-······················································... �I I t ~n (j;z; ,.!,tf.C Ezz:J.ploye•s Naxne / Description o:t Accident Injury C/l .. tJ83 1.finA I .;,:; 1 Ji;lvinn- Oh •2e=-,-.+.,.-1 n ""~ ,t.,. J[a.rk Lee ~ .~ C) 13_3 ·§ I f',.E . 'O bll f'! .,.. -~ ~ - 8 al~ eo ::s !s: ..., 0 al c:J 0 Fatal A ~...l - •--~~---~ -- ---....--. . - ~~ B Permanent Total Disability ' Permanent C Partial Disability \ Tem:p01:acyD Total Disability ..., 29 29 - ~ .. ,.. . . . . . :'II,. . A..ctun.l. Cost. o~ Cc:n:n.-pe u s o..4t.\..on. .a~ !X:8 Q,) 29 ~fl T.ncnmnt.i "U'99 •••·· ·· . .,, ~ Q I O::.,• I i I : l i l 'I i TOTALS ~ Number Lost '.flme Accldenta_ ' ' ll - GBANDTOTAL I I ,. 2 Number No Lost Time Arddenill.. Frequency Rate. .... ............. Remarks..........................................................••..•..•.•••••••••••••• • Severity Rate................................ �rt I Ez:D.ploye's Na.z:ne W. D. Bailey ii Descrlptlon of Accident tJ:z; Injury ~ J:l 4) Too1" in Ovrn ....., -· -,~ ~~ ..., "«i ::, _, ~E-< ~.s l /1, J fl. - "'0 I , ~ A E-< ~ -.s;;;·§ 00 ;31 'al -i= "CJ b.o A Fatal .A..c't;u .~\. ----.. ----. .. ...... . .. ·-· ------- Cot~'t. 01!. Coxn."Pe-n.nn..'\:.\,.o~ Permanen~ ' Perm.a.neut PaTtial Disability Total Disability ~ C \ Telll:po1:a~ '1 Tot.al Disabili' 1 I I I I .. .. ! I TOTALS - GRAND TOTAL Number Lost Time Accident& Number No Lost Time Accldenta 1 :Frequency Ratio •••••••••••••• ·-····-································· ···-···· Severity Rat,e·········-····-······················-· ... Remarks..........................................................•••.••••••••••••••• •• •••••••• �r1 7 ED:iploye's Ne.z:ne • / Jacob· IQiutt 7 i'. !l'anaka J ohn F~rmelia /!1/ Descrlptlon or Accident Injury -t!~~ .§4> .5 r/J I 41 Fall 0£ ,., ......., 105 Falling Ob.feet 39 I,oose Coal i:,,. eo a c3 --g i2 "O b.o B~ <1) 0 A-c~uo.l. ::s _, Cl) ..., E:-< tl:::E-<· 9 ,2 12 lo 12 14 c:,:~-~~ :;;~~~~~u.t'-:-: <:3 A Fatal Permanent Total B Disability \ Permanent Part\al C Disability IQ 0 l Kilce L. Ladakis i Gus Gratakis 33 Liftin~ Coal & Objects ~A :,; () r,:; 22 Fall of person 25 c::, G ;' John Wbilea Jahn Poulas 3 ll Fa.llinn; Ob.ieot Fall of Rock 28 31 31 f2 ] c:, I I I '; I : ! " · ;J,11-~1 TOTALS Number Lost Time Accldenta... D Number No Lost Time Aooldenta-...~. GRAND TOTAL Frequency Bat.a . 376.279 ···············-··········-···· Severity Bat.e••••••••••••••••••• l. 0 54 ···············-····· _,---, ~ • •\~ I Remarlcs ....................................................••••.••••••••••••• ---·············· \ Tem-po-ra-ry Total. D \ Disability �- - -, Eznploye's Nazz,.e r;1 7111 I w. Wi.11.ia.ms i ID. JUlne , 90 I -- - Des crlptfon o :r Accide nt i:-9 (1) c,:p-H-• ix: E-t .5 ~ .§ b .2 I Loose Coo.l I ! Lif'tinrr Coa1 &, Ob.ioctG /_ao1r1.___m:. .. 2',., +. J :?a___][i_ni_ng_]lla..c_hi n A I .Jnnn J 149 J'ohn Dexter :.,23 Fallinr? Ob:ieot T • Chae. llellor fhoa~ Incas IJ"on" "D-c ~. \Tl. Case Jack She . !'Af - ,~ - nf" .... 'li'n 11 . n"ll"a lf ' f .................... Ir,uwer No Lost Time Accldenta10 ..... Frequency Rat.o. Ten:1:pora-ry n \j Total. D isability ' 19 ,c;; 1M i j 20 21 ~~ ~f\ 25 25 c'> 26 ·2a 26 c 28 C " ,c: ·~ I j l '18 • 3 °"~---------------- a.140 Severity Rate ......................................................... .... 29 29 , i:; , _c:: TOTALS umber Lost Time Accldents......... . 2J 19 21 e-io j ;~~ c\ Permanent Part\ al D isability ~~~ ~ <::> ~ Ca.r~ Jll'. T,nnrnrn,; . . .:u-At=t B\ Perma nent Total D i sability - I 1-Tn ,..n 1 -i '!I'll~ 1-,f o {>- o~-t ~ 1 I 1 19 lll'ine <.3 ~ : .: : ~:,"; ~O~"S_> <>~sa.:o -... ,_ ,,., 2 h58 Power Drilla l1Ut!8D8 ~- F a tal L2§;_ , v .,,. F. Kellor Jos. .Tones H. I. Clark A B-c.,"' ?. fx. Case n,,.AAa 0 ? 10 16 18 R- (1) A.c t.uo.~ 2 Animcl. o. Other 4 11~ , lline Cars & Locomotives I l •36 ' ·FlvinR Ob.iec-t · H~3 T.n nnA f'!nn,1 ,i50 Mine Oars & Locomotives • 22 Fallinr; Ob.iect 1 21 Fall of Person hl6 Shoeinf.l! Stoek t)10.a,,,.= \:!.. e~ ~ .8 ~ -a -.:, -"" 't:> bo Injury I • IC - '13 GRAND TOTAL Remarks................................................................••••••••••••••••• -· ··-··············· �,./7 .Eznploye•s .NLLD2e ,I Il - , J U l l-l l l l r . T - - -' ~ f t Obar.lea E - !Arv! t Luoma ~1ctor ;;~ .':'a - -,- /if al~ 'Ji'A 11 An/ U.f-- n.,,, A.ct.uu., Co~·; ·•·: ~ t:: ·.,, § j~ .a _, c:: E-< ho .,, 9 ,v .5 .3.E-< AJi \:;. ~ t/l 'C Injury Descrlptlon o-r Accldcnt ,v 0 & Looomotive:1.., l l_2f__fo_o.J.a__in._o_\71L?- · - _., I:, f'!o ,...S <..:1 no - r , .; , - f t ~ + _Jj~ , .r; e , ial2n I - li'1 "tri ,,..,,. l'\'h i ~~+. 141 "&1... , , - Permanent B' Total Disability ~~~~~~~=--- ~ c\ Permanent Partial Disability --.--, Te-m-po-racy D \I Total Disability - - --- p ~, I "'~ nf' '::'..., \ ~. (1 (";) 54 Fatal Uo 1h irolm Wi sni ski A ::, __, en -14- 1, , ~ I ~, ,1 , ~ __ _ 3 -in 'D.:a v~• , ~ rm. EdwarnR -~- ~ = I I r I l l I I l II i ~ . 2 __________ ~r Loat Time Accidents................ ~ No Loat Ti- - . ....i ________ Frequency Rat.c...-·--··M.a.0.56_.. _ .. _ ....--Severity Rate... _. ______ 0#0 _ _ _ ._611 TOTALS 13 OR;Ul."D TOTAL Rf:marks ..,. ... ,,~-·.. •··--·•--"····· ...... " ....... • ' .. .............. .,.....,.., .. -- --- .... , '- �f Rock Spi>irtgs ;. December 23, .1929 cases !1iett2odo �.,. ,.Cost J?e~ Ton For Comp... el1sation Claims Dispos-----1"--.----i------r-------.-----H@d · of This Year to Date ·1oll 1 • 0-tcJ. 'i1 0 G&.1 No rimO "'1 0 0,,.•,tJ I:1j 1.1/= ·ni'½....;_, y· D 8 ·~ Lo st ']:i w. . ias ,!).J !l]iJS ., ..uency <'"• ft • 0 U ..: o UO 1 ,,, 1? ,-l e 6 1 ~3 0390 1 1117 ol8v3 l ~:5o 001 -1 Oases Total Cost Seve:i?- 1 iaposc::1 No~Dey"s it~x- ed -of Lost ~'162 ~ o'34:5 0 42-i~ 0546 25 2~1 . 56 3'74 89"/ 13 Olrt' l.11 0 261 Per Ton ~) 000709 00251? t>0l851 3 2 2 29 6 l 2 g l 11 5 12 4 21 1.5 3 32 "I 0 0Sl ?s,081 1.189 2 15 18 35 6 386 12 · 698 19,105 2 10 12 to l? 8 31 5 10 15 61 l 46 32 139 214.436 210.679 301.747 130.'735 240.759 2.569 1.502 l.,048 1. 594: 26 40 66 203.7'78 1.223 /J 11 2~ 6 234 25 63 l~ 202 20,1~6 1 14 2 31 0024:63 21 3 16 002463 666 .03295 .01735 .02451 .O1s .021'78 23 .01178 1 � 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 1929 Part 1 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1929 Subject The topic of the resource Workman's Compensation, 1929 Description An account of the resource These letters and documents are related to the workman's compensation from 1929. They are bound into a book with all documentation from 1920-1929. There are two parts this is the first part. Some of the pages are faded and 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., P.J. Quealy, Eugene McAulifte, Edward Bottomly, H.J. Harrington Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0227 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co.