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By Mr. Frank S. Davis, Mine Superintendent. nAn IIBII Blasting Material) Cost per ton of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 ncu Cars, Pit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Construction & Equipment, Needed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coal, Comparative Cost of Production, illustrated: 11 A" MINE • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • • . . . . • . . • • . • • . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . "B II MINE •.......................... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • "0 11 MINE • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 D11 MINE . , ......... ... ....... , ............... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 E11 MINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ALL .MINES •..... , .•.............•..•....... , . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • • . . . . • . . • 46 13 89 90 91 92 93 94 Coal, Cost of, Comparative Statement .............................. 23-25 Production & Disposition of ................................ 27-31 Total Production of All Mines to June 30, 1914 ............. 32 Percentage mined by ma.chines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Cone truct ion J Expend i turee for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53--54 COSTS: "A" MINE: 55 • Summary of Equipment, June 30, 191, ................ . Cost of Dump and Tipple ............................ . 56-57 " 11 Electric Fan for No. 3 Seam ................ . 58 11 " Disc Ventilating Fan for llorth 11 A11 • • • • • • • • • • 59 11 " s¼ x 6 Deming Pump with 5 h. p. motor ....... . 60 n " Jeffrey Electric :Crill ..................... . 61 11 11 Plane for Endless Rope System .............. . 62 11 11 Rock Tunnel Through Faulted Dist. to ,ffl Seam. 63 �INDEX - Cont'd COSTS: Cont 1 cl 11 B 11 MINE: Summary of Equipment, June 30, 1914 ................ . 64 Cos t of Air Compressor with 30 h.p. motor for Van Dyke Seam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 ll 11 4 x 4 Blake and Knowles Pumps with 3 h.p. motors 66 II 11 Van Dyke Seam 67 11 0 11 MINE: Summary of Equipment, Juno 30, 1914 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Cost of Vulcan Electric Hoist with 15 h.p. motor.... 69 Summary of Equipment, June 30~ 1914 • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Cost of Sullivan Longwall Mining Machine for #3 Seam 7l 11 D11 llINE: #3 11 11 Electric Drill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Motor Generator set with 50 K.V.A. motor 1fo3. 1! Blacksmith Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Disc Ventilating Fan ............ For #3 Seam 72 73 74 75 76 Summary of Equipment, June 30, 1914 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cost of 4x4 Blake & Knowles Pump with 3 h.p. motor.. 11 11 5x8 Rumeey Pump with 5 h.p. motor . . . . . . . . . . . 77 78 79 :ft'lr½ American Sirocco Auxiliary Fan with motor 80 Development, Mine • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Days, Number Mines Worked . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 11 E11 MINE: GEUERAl,: II 11 II 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 II 11 Jeffrey II II II ti 22 Earnings, Average, by Miners and Loaders •....•................... 17-19 "F" First Aid Work - Report by Mr. T, Gibson, Chairman of Bureau of Safety 10-12 "G" II I" Injuriea, Personal ............ , .... , .... • • , .. , . , . , , , , . , , , . , , , , , , 42-44 "L11 Labor ct Material Statement .. , , . , •, , • , , •, •, • •, • , , • • • . • . •, • • •. • , • • 14-15 26 Longwall Mining, D Mine, No. 3 Seam, Cost per ton of ..........•. �INDEX - Cont'd Miscellaneous Info r mation for the Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mining Machir.es , Wo r k done by • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 21 11pt1 Powder, ltumber of !Cege Uaed ....................................... . Nwnber of Lb 3 of Pennies ible Used • , . . ..................... . Power Plant, Electric, Cost of .................................... . Power, Cost of .................................................... . Props, Number Ueed ................................. . .............. . Photographs: 11 11 A Mine Tipple ••.••••••.••••••.......• • •. • • • • • • • • • • • • • · • · • · · · IIBII II II 11011 II II "D" "E" II II 11 ............................................... •••••••••••••••••• 4 •••• I I I I I I I I I t I t I t I t t I • I t I I • I ••••••••••••••••••••••• I I t t O I I I I t I t I It I I I I I I t I I Rescreener and Head Frame 33-35 36 81-85 40-41 39 95 96 97 98 99 "R" Rent, Light & Water, Statement of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 "S" Stock, Horse & Mule Report . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Store, Operations, Statement of, by Mr. E. B. Treat, Sup't of Stores 45 52 Ties, Number Used • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . Tenements, Occupied ex: Vacant ................ , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tenement, Report on Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 48 51 nwu Water Works, Cost of ••• , •••••••• , • • •. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Water Works, Statement of Operation ............................... . 86-88 50 �A H NUA ~ R E P O R To GENERAL REVIEW OF MINING AND CONSTRUCTION., Period- July l, l913~June 30, 19140 A special effort to push development work has been made since the first of the year, which will result in an increased production the coming fall and winter, provided plenty of labor is availableo The opening of" North A" Mine, now under way, together with additional development in NUI!lber 3 Seam, and the installation of the endless rope haulage from n A " }lumber l to the Dur.1p, should give us 1500 tons daily at this mineo The rock slope to the Van Dyke Seam., at" B "Mine, after various delays, has finally been driven to the coal, and this seam will add the quota to II B" 1 s output by next fall. The panel system of mining has been ~rabandoned, except in the 8th South Entry in II C II Mine, and all new work is being opened on. the room and pillar system. The longwall mining in II D II Number 3 Seam has not proved profitable. The cost of pack walls and of loading is excessive, and conditions are not well adapted to this system of mining. All mines are in good condition at the present time, and development is being pushed as rapidly as possible. �GENERAL REVIEW OF MINING AND CONSTRUCTION, Continuedo improvements: Construction for the past year consisted of the follo,ving MINE n A n: Arranging Plane for endless rope haulage system with 0ttum,1a Hoist and General Electric 35 HP Motoro Remodeling Dump for cross-over tipple, and installation of Shaker Screenso Installation of Sturtevant Fan and 100 KVA General Electric Synchronous Motoro For Number 3 Seamo 1-- ieffrey Electric Drillo 1-- Deming 5-1/4 x 6 Electric Pump with 5 HP Westinghouse Motoro 1-- Powde·r Houseo 1-- Powder Houseo MINE ." B "- VAN DYKE SEA:tl: 2-- Blake & Knowles 4 x 4 Electric Pump with 3 HP General Electric Motor. l - Air Compressor, 13 x 18 x 121 with 30 HP Westinghouse r!otora MINE" C ": 1~- Vulcan Electric Hoist, with 15 HP Crane Motor. l-- Powder House. MINE " D ": 1- Sullivan Longwall Mining Machine, for No. a Seam. 1-- Jeffrey Longwall Mining Machine, for No. 3 Seam. 1-- General Electric 50 KVA Synchronous Motor Generator Set for No. 3 Seam. 1- Disc Ventilating Fan for No, 3 Seam. 1-- Jeffrey Electric Drill. l-- Powder House. Completion of Blacksmith Shop. �GENERAL RE\TJEW OF MIIUNG AND CONSTRUCTIOM, Continuedo MINE II E fl: l=- Rumsey Pump, 5 x 8, with 10 RP Westinghouse Motoro 1-~ Blake & Knowles Pump, 4 x 4., with 3 HP Genei·al Electric H:otora ALL MINES: Extension of Sprinkling Lines, Haulage Roads and Power Lineso Additional Mine Stock, Mine Cars, Mine Signals and Telephoneso WATER WORKS: Completion of Pipe Line for "A" Mine Tenementso Changing Well motors from 20 HP to 7-1/2 HPo POWER PLANT CHANGES; Rebuilding 4 Turbines to run condensingo Installation of 2 Jet Condensers with pumps and motors. Colling Tower and Reservoiro Water Softener. Feed Water Heater. 10- Eccentric Stoker Drives. Additions to Power and Boiler Housesa l-100 KVA Synchronous Motor for Exciter Seta FIRST AID: Equipment for improvement of Meeting Hallo FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT., Hose Cart Houses. TENEMENT CONSTRUCTION: Additions to Tenements. GEUERAL EQUIPMEllT: 1-- Auxiliary Fan with 5 HP Allis- Chalmers Motor. �GENERAL CONDITIOHS AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE SUPERIOR MINESo For the Year July 1, 1913 - June 30, l9l4o By Frank So Davia, Mine Superintendento MINE t1 A 11: MUMBER 3 SEAM: The Slope is down 1400 feet, about 250 feet beyond the 4th North Entryo The 2nd South Entry has emerged in the gulch south of the Slope., and ie being driven into the seam on the opposite side, where a small body of coal will be recoveredo All above the 2nd South is worked out, and the drawing of pillars in this entry is progressing rapidlyo Thie will release the 3rd South Entry in 11 A11 l., and give us a chance to increase our machine coal in the latter mineo On the north aide., the 3rd Entry is in to the !ault., and all rooms advancing. The 3rd and 4th South Entries are advancing rapidly, and are in good coal with a large territory ahead of themo The 4th North Entry is also being pushed. NUMBER l SEAM: This Slope is down 2900 feet, and to the 6th North and South Entries, which are being turned. The 5th North Entry is in to the fault., and has twenty-one rooms opened and about half way up, but work has been suspended here for some time. These rooms can ·oe started at any time when the demand for coal requires it. �UINE u A" Continued. NUMBER l SEJm: Continuedo The 6th South Entry is also in good shape but the coal is getting dix-'ty and this entry will probably not advanc~ much farthero A section at the face shows: Coal 10 O" Bone 0 1 6" Coal 01 9n Bone o• Gn Coal 41 ou The 2nd South and 3rd North Entries are practically ,:;orked out, both rooms and pillarso The 3rd South Entry is now available, but the pillars in the 4th and 5th South and the 4th North Entries will have to await development in No. 3 Seam before they can be ~ithdrawn. NUMBER 7 SEAM: What pillars and stumps remain in this mine are being ~ithdrawn as rapidly as possible. This should produce about 100 tons per day for several months yeto NORTH " A n: The tunnel driven through the faulted district penetrated this seam in the latter part of February, and a shaft was sunk near t~e section line, and the aircourse, next to the fault, driven up and down, meeting May 23rd, This provided good ventilation at the face, and the slope, manway and aircourse are now advancing rapidly, There are over eight feet of coal here, with a comparatively good roof and conditions favorable for n:achine mining. It is intended to place the 52 HP hoist, now operating the Plane at No. l, at the top of the slope in this mine as soon as this machine is liberated by the installation of the endless rope. Considerable new equipment will be required here to put this operation. on a machine mine basis, �MINE n An Continuedo Shaking screens., electl:4ically driven., have been installed s ome exceptionally well prepared lump coal has been shipped from this plant o at 11 91 A Durilp., e1,I1d MIUE n B n: NUt1BER 7 SEAM: There is practically no neTT territory to develop in this mine., all but a few rooms are up to their limit~ and work bore will be confined to the drawi11g of pillars thie wint ero Production should remain near the one thousand ton mark for the coming winter and will decrease rather rapidly aft er thato VAN DYKE SEAM: Coal was struck in this slope on June 24th., and shows: Coal l' 2" Rock Qt 2" Coal 21 2n Rock 0 1 4n Coal 21 411 The manway is about one hundred feet behind., and as there is considerable narrow work to drive before we can get much production here., cannot look for any great quantity of coal from this seam for some months yet. MUTE n C 0 : NUMBER l SEAM: There is a large amount of territory open and available for a heavy production here this winter., the mine 1 a capacity being limited �MUTE II C II Continued. by the capacity of the hoisto The coal gets thinner north of the slope, in entries 10 North and 11 Northo and in combination with bad top, makes the coal in Section 16 0 leased from the State, very expensiveo Some arrangement ruust be made to shorten the haul for the main hoist in this mine, if the production is to be kept up to the present i::iark, as there will soon be no coal available above the 6th South Entry, moat of it coming from the 8th South and below. It is therefore proposed to install motor haulage on the lower end of the slope, the pitch being somewhat lighter than above, and deliver the loaded cars to the rope at a point which will render the long run to the lower levels unnecessaryo MINE II D 11 : NUMBER l SEAM: Development at this mine has not procsaded so fast as to give new territory enough to make up for the portions worked out. Much of the pillar coal is unavailable until the workings in No. 3 Seam, overlying it, are developed sufficiently to release them. Consequently rooms have been turned as the entries progressed, and there is but little new ground open. The 9th North and 9th South Entriea are turned, however, and the elope, 4300 feet down, well on the way to the lOtha Roome and pillars in 5 Plane, in Section 19, are practically worked out, and only stumps and chain pillars on the plane are now available~ There is a large undeveloped territory ahead of this mine, however, and as there is a constantly widening area north and south, this mine should be a large producer for years to come. NUMBER 3 SEAM: The longwall workings here have not proved profitable after quite an extensive trial, and it ha& therefore been decided to adopt the room and pillar ~ethod in this seam, and preparations are being made to handle a larger output than has beretofore been possible. �HINE" D n Continued. NUMBER 3 SEAM., Continued 0 I-lore rapid development is necessary here in order to release the coal in 11 nn., Noo 1., and also to make up for a somewhat decreas ed output from the latter sea.co MINE II E ": Development work has baen pushed in this mine., and considerable new territory will be available by fall. The treacherous nature of the roof makes this a difficult mine to handle., but there is a large territory ahead of it., and a diamond drill hole in Section 21., 3000 feet ahead of the slope., shows no change in the character of the croalo We hope to produce 750 tons daily here next fall., or at least as much as the present hoist will handle on the slopeo POWER: The four A. c. Generators in the Power House have been converted to work condensing., by the addition of a second set of bucket wheels., two Worthington Jet ·condensers and a cooling tower. This has made a wonderful improvement in our power., it now being easy to run all the mines with eight boilers and without using the Gas Plant. This method has not been in use long enough to make figures available., but together with the feed water heater and purifier, now in use, will show a large decrease in the cost of power per kilowatt hour for the ensuing yearo O~ing to the heavy demand for coal last winter., and bad water, the boilers were in poor condition this Spring., and a great deal of repair work has been necessary in the Boiler House. Since the installation of the condenaera we have ample boiler capacity, and it is possible to lay off a boiler long enough to thoroughly overhaul and clean �POWER, Continuedo it before putting in service again 6 which in itself will tend toward economy and a lees consumption of coalo Tha Gas Plant has been thoroughly overhauled and repaired, and will be in condition for use, should an emergency require it at any timeo GENERAL: There have been an unusual number of serious and fatal accidants the past year, despite the fact that a very large amount of 11 SAFETY FIRST" work has been doneo All the fatal accidents have been due to carelessness of the men themselves, or of wilfull disregard of the commonest precautionso An increased interest has been shown in First Aid work, and the management has encouraged this in every way possibleo Weekly meetings for instruction and training have been held for several months, and it is hoped, in time, to have such a corps that a First Aid man will be at once available in the case of every accident occurring in the mines. A volunteer fire department has been organized, but has had no opportunity as yet to prove its efficiencyo There is no sickness, traceable to unsanitary conditions, in tho camp at preaento SUW4ARY OF PROBABLE BAILY PRODUCTION FOR THE COMING YEAR: Tons. . 1500 1000 MINE II A II• II B ": n C II•• II D ": "E II 1200 1200 n: ..llQ. 5650 II II ti If �BUREAU OF SAFETY AND FIRST AID WORKo Report by ifro Thomas Gibson, ChaiI111an, Bureau of Safetyo The First Aid Meetings at Superior are well attendad 8 and much interest is being taken by the Superintendent his Assistant and the Mina Foreman., regarding the vrorko Regula.r meetings are held :, in the First Aid building every Friday evening, and the men are becomDing skilled in the art of putting on bandages and splints, and rendering other aid to the injurad meno The building is open to all, and everyone is invited to attend the meetingso They have newspapers and magazines on hand and every encouragement is offered to induce the men to take an interest in the worko In the First Aid Building the following material is on hand: 4-_'fi'luesa proto Breathing Apparatus., with Helmetso 4--Large Oxygen Cylinders) 11 11 8--Swall ) all filled with compressed oxygeno 1---Salvator Reviving Apparatus with hose and mask, and plenty of triangular and roller bandagaso Stretchers. Splints and other First Aid Supplieso Red Cross Industrial First Aid Boxes are stationed at many points in the mines; these boxes are neatly packed with compressed roller triangular bandages, sterilized gauze and all other necessary supplieso In the Mine Foreman's cabin, and in the electric hoisting rooms, there are stretchers, blankets and quilts, ready for immediate use; and in addition to this, a temporary hospital is centrally located at the mineso .At each mine there is employed a compet-snt, practical miner, known as the District Safety Inspector, whose duties are to inspect the working places and keep in touch with any peculiar conditions that might arise from time to time. Where conditions are dangerous, special attention 1s given, and miners and loaders are compelled to prop up or bar down any loose and over-hanging materialo An efficient telephone system is established in and out of the mines in this field; telephones are placed at different and convenient points along the main entries and planes, and are connected with the main offices and t~pples on the outside; in case of an accident the doctor can be called immediately. �BUREAU OF .SAFETY AND FIRST AID WORKJ Continued·o At many different points along the entries there are stationed liquid fire extinguishers, buckets and barrels of watero Theea are alao found on the planes and at the electric hoisting stationsc All rubbish or combustible material is removed daily from the mines, and signs reading O BETTER TO BE SAFE THAN SORRY n are in evidence at all the mineac All hoists are protected and fenced off, and guards are being placed on pu.~p gearso Escapeway signs are being placed in the mines to direct the men to safety, and danger signs are being placed in all dangerous places., ~11 machinery in the Machine Shop, that might be of danger to a person, is well protected and guarded with the proper means to make them safe. Guard has been placed on the emery wheel and the trolley wires have been raised in 11A11 and "B" Mineso The Yine Foremen meet at the ma.in office once each month to discuss questions about the conditions of the rrl.nes and also questions relative to the safety of the men and the property as ~ello The Safety Board of Inquiry has been re-organized inside and outside of the mines to investigate all serious and fatal accidents; said Board is made up of one miner, one day man and two union men. Powder Houses ( outside of mines) are made in compliance with the State Laws and are kept clean and free from loose powder or rubbish of any kind. All rubbish is removed at once and not allowed to accumulate. At all the mines, tacked up in conspicuous places, are signs containing the rules and regulations of the Company, printed in all languages, in accordance with the State Laws of Wyoming regarding coal mines. Every precaution is taken to guard against fires around the tipples and other buildings in the vicinity of the mines; there are pipe lines, and a good suppl~ of water on hand, with planty of hose ready for immediate use. A volunteer fire department is being started. �BUREAU OF SAFETY AND FIRST AID WORK, Continuedo On October 16, 1913, there \Vas held at the Opera House a First Aid contest; the trophy was a beautiful silver loving cup donated by the Superior Coal Corapanyo The mines represented in the conteat wei-e ,r~n., "D" and J 1B11 ., A larga audience witnessed the work of these teams and the ability of the meno The work reflected great credit upon the men participating and it was difficult to decide which mine was best; it wa.s finally given to 11 B11 Mineo The beautiful cup certainly spoke of the interest the Company takes in this great worko After the contest a social time was enjoyed by all in attendanceo From october 11 to 17th, 1913, the United States Mine Rescue Car remained at Superior to teach a class of twelve miners to take care of injured men, etcoJ giving a full course in the worko They were taught the use of rescue apparatus, the operation and wearing of breathing apparatus> and part of thd wearing time was spent in noxious gases made from burning sulphur and old rubbieho They were also shown the latest methods in case of mine explosions or fires- in fact they were given lessons in everything that raw lates to First Eid to the Injurado The use of the pulmotor was explained and demonstrated o �- - NEEDED CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT. The follo~ing additional equipment ie contemplated for the ensuing year: tillORTH At1 iUl~E~ 3-- Shortwall Mining Machines. 3-- Electric Drillso 1-- Electric Pump. 1-- Motor Generator Set. V.AM DYKE SEAM- 11 B" MINE: 2-- Shortwall Mining llachineso 2- Electric Drills. 1-- Electric Fan. " C " MINE: Shaker Screens. n D II MINE- P.O. 3 SEAM: 2- Shortwall Mining Machines. 2-- Electric Drills. " D " MINE- NO .. l SEAM: 2- ShortVfall Mining Machines. 1- Electric tocomotive, 3-1/2 Ton. 1- Electric Pump. " E " MINE: l - Electric ·Hoist, 300 HP. GENER.AL_;_ Rails, Ties, Horses, Extension of Trolley, Power and Pipe Lines. -· �LABOR .AND MATERIAL STATE!'iEMTo J uly l, 1913-June 30, 19140 KONTH PAY ROLL AND VOUCHERED LABOR July April Jlay June '74.,529 31 67.,059 64 68,622 03 84,633 77 96,931 45 101,096 79 82,571 71 71,436 35 73,264 36 73,353 31 81,227 36 69,175 21 12,512 56 15,827 78 19,662 43 14,496 85 28,174 37 38,853 61 20,304 82 19,659 64 23,257 35 19,193 79 20,810 76 18.,333 37 TOTAL $943,901 29 251.,087 33 MATERIAL BOUGHT I TOTAL I August September October November December January February Uarch 'i I ; ' i i ! I 87,041 87 821 887 42 I 881 284 46 I 99,130 62 I 125,105 82 l 139,950 40 I 102,876 53 • 91,095 99 , 96,521 71 : 92,547 10 I 102,038 12 : 87,508 58 : I ! 1,194B 988 62 ! II I lfaterial on Band as per I Form 31, July 1, 1913 I I 44,.891 29 I 44.891 29 I Cost of Handling lat.rialJuly 1, 1913June 80., 1914. $943., 901 29 1,.117 60 1-117 60 297,096 22 1,240,997 51 �LABOR AWD 1.1ATERYAL STATEMENT--DISTRIBUTIOM July l., 1913-June 30, 19140 COST OF COAL: LABOR $904,615 95 0 HATERIAL 165,253 24 TOTAL 1,069,869 19 3., 768 09 529 62 1,491 85 3.,061 92 1,040 00 1.,760 81 1,207 98 2.,890 43 1,784 94 1,953 30 328 90 513 87 105 97 13,99112 99 23 l.,927 56 23,434 86 855 70 41 55 l.,444 18 3,783 42 529 62 1,491 85 3;075 01 10 040 00 4,781 36 1., 207 98 3.,481 69 1., 784 94 1,953 30 328 90 I 545 77 105 97 13., 991 12 99 23 2.,043 12 31,480 26 i 2,102 96 i 109 04 3., 225 33 : 25 00 i 693 10 : 1.,083 24 i 78,912 21 i - COllSTRUCTION: l4ining Machines and Drills Electric Hoists Power Lines Hine Cars Horses and Mules Endless Rope H~ulag@ System Air Compressor Electric Fane Pipes and Fittings Pumps and Motore Mine Signals and Telephones Fire Fighting Equipment First Aid Equipment Bails, Ties and Track Fastenings Trolley Wire and Hangere Motor Generator Sets Power Plant Changes Water Works Construction Blacksmith Shop "D" Mine Tipple and Screens 11A" Dump Shaker Screens 11 C11 Dump Tenements Powder Houses TOT AL 15 33 13 09 3,020 55 541 26 31 90 115 56 8,045 40 l., 247 26 67 49 l.,781 15 25 00 307 09 821 27 16.,032 35 386 01 261 97 62,879 86 I ! UISCELLANEOUS: Elect.Light & Power Plant Expenses Water Plant Expenses Tenement Expenses Coal DepartmentGeneral Expenses Selling Expenses Supply Store Expense Prospecting Bills Collectible Department Bills Pay Roll Deductions Cash Receipts Insurance Claims Handling Material TOTAL SUMMARY: Total Cost of Coal Total Cost of Construction Total Cost of Miacellaneoua Material on Hand Julv 1. 1914 TO'?AL 2.,237 14 4,404 51 4,634 54 2,350 54 2,628 11 11,301 20 4,587 68 7,032 62 15,935 74 454 55 235 27 4.,434 94 392 38 5,434 28 722 96 663 13 130 1, 3() (J() 6,089 27 6,058 67 6,139 65 4,737 37 1,402 28 105 71 105 71 316 09 303 63 12 46 315 00 315 00 1,117 60 91 69 1.,025 91 ?. ~ - 2.5J--2.2__ _ __?L ~73 27 _ - -- 52-62b20 219 28 4,042 56 4,711 32 532 39 904,615 95 16,032 35 23,252 99 $943,901 29 165,253 24 62.,879 86 29,373 27 39~589 85 297,096 22 1,069,869 19 78,912 21 5~, 626 26 39~589 85 l, 240., 997 51 �MINE DEVELOPMENT DURING YE.ARo July 1, 1913-~June 30 1 1914a I MINE SLOPE - "A'' Noel . "An No . 7 "A" No o3 ! i ! North ••A•1 It B II II C" . -· SLOPE ENTRY &; 1 BACK ENTRY BREAK BOUNDRY ENTRY BREAK COURSE THRU AIRTHRU COURSE - __ MAIN AIR- MANW.AY ·- .;. =c=- ·--·- -=- TOTAL I YARDS I AT NOoOF ROOMS TURHED UINE - =· -· -----= 80 90 34 40 273 I 310 116 170 207 40 328* 85 116 21 1096** 85 I 967 I 269 19 10 42 405 nl.5 3 50 1058 500 II I ,.,.., __ 1 943 315 3 231 297 133 1791# 1715 504 37 4440 1426 3817 I nnnuo.3 lll "D"No.l 140 216 150 325 114 134 60 310 1776 257 1070 73 507 5 47 n E 11 147 227 180 176#4/: 1105 863 380 64 - ·- -· 648 TOTAL -- 930 1363 * Includes 10 Yds . Air Shaft ** " Panel l Sump I n.l!..IL " n 190 Yds. Panel 47 Yds. Sump. 3078 - 680 6936 5587 2002 274 18146 1 �AVERAGE HONTBtY EAR?HWGS BY MINERS AUD LOADERS o J ul y lb l918=June 300 19140 . MINE ti A. II HINERS UONTH . i:::- \\) Q) 'U~ '<:). ' ~ ~~-~ Q) ~ LOADERS V J ' ~i ~ ~ t '1:l ~~ ~'~ ~ ~~ \) qj ~ ~ i q);::-§~!;) 1\q) \I '5) ~ q) t' t~ 'S:l ~~~ ~ ~~ -~ -~ ~~~ ~~~ ~ ~}N .... ~] ~~~~),; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 ~ I.. 9-. ~, ~ ~\i -~1:1 '~ ':)i.: ' t ~ ~ ~ -~ t ~ - ~ ~~~t . ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1(1 ~{~ ~,~~ {~~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~ {~~{~~~ ~~t1 ~~{~ -~ July \) Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. llarch April May ,;:; ~ <: \I 'U 21 15 16 24 24 58 70 80 77 37 60 57 94 23 105 104 95 98 103 89 76 78 85 90 87 85 18 16 15 19 18 15 June Ave.per Yo.for Perio4. 19 87 78 68 56 ll 74 42 87 81 72 96 61 87 52 62 64 33 75 95 78 65 71 93 118 59 66 15 78 75 76 41 105 83 90 12 71 49 57 46 7·4 17 88 92 89 75 80 39 74 69 08 83 17 75 88 75 65 56 70 \..~ % 5 65 38 34 4 41 36 4 92 33 3 18 4 41 3 92 3 97 3 59 4 94 4 68 4 99 5 36 36 29 30 31 31 40 45 39 46 33 26 30 35 40 4 45 37 38 51 r~ a 68 69 14 41 42 53 64 58 77 77 99 77 27 51 42 59 00 68 25 62 32 5'7 77 79 45 59 97 53 57 62 26 69 38 77 32 61 27 3 69 2 84 3 98 3 45 3 33 3 35 4 15 3 65 4 30 4 08 32 59 55 67 90 3 63 27 25 30 33 51 98 46 58 50 94 66 7l 77 32 95 59 3 43 HINE " B " July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov, Dec. Jan, Feb. March April lfay June Ave.per Mo.for Period. 22 18 17 24 24 24 18 17 17 18 24 13 20 ea oo 34 33 34 25 31 31 29 32 35 31 30 28 29 75 34 71 83 72 64 81 36 78 12 66 86 70 11 67 62 71 25 98 42 47 89 98 09 84 21 97 69 89 04 104 98 94 29 73 13 70 ll 78 53 80 75 108 97 56 12 4 46 4 68 5 75 3 7l 4 37 3 93 4 06 4 12 4 62 4 49 4 54 4 33 57 66 66 77 70 77 78 81 73 74 74 66 46 52 56 61 61 61 69 69 65 64 64 60 75 69 59 93 58 33 69 12 79 52 67 62 52 27 49 7l 55 71 60 70 76 55 44 31 93 79 76 06 68 -74 87 24 91 25 85 36 59 08 58 35 62 57 70 18 88 51 48 73 4 26 4 23 4 04 3 64 3 80 3 56 3 28 3 43 3 69 3 90 3 69 3 75 36 31 73 70 86 33 4 38 72 61 62 45 74 15 3 77 39 ae 34 38 40 35 35 35 36 34 31 �,'")-<:' ~--f) AVERAGE MONTHLY EARNINGS BY MINERS AND LOADERS, Continuedo July l, 1913-June 30, 19140 MINE fl C fl MINERS llOliTH July Aug, 20 15 Sept, 14 Oct, 24 Nov, March 24 24 18 16 16 April 15 Dec. Jan, Feb, Kay 18 June 16 Ave.per Ko.for Period 18 92 91 92 86 86 91 92 83 85 79 79 78 76 76 79 79 75 75, LOADERS 90 62 74 87 68 77 104 03 111 ll 109 72 78 68 68 95 72 17 82 74 74 22 75 74 71 72 101 07 96 08 105 53 86 25 8112 11'/ 72 125 73 126 38 91 62 76 30 81 79 82 25 106 76 98 75 86 76 87 52 98 35 5 28 40 28 57 75 82 50 5 75 5 79 37 3 59 56 85 4 06 72 54 52 47 48 6 17 64 50 51 47 53 51 45 45 45 48 00 45 22 80 89 64 47 73 93 55 63 50 53 48 86 57 38 69 41 66 26 53 82 68 33 35 45 50 80 89 87 68 98 57 68 47 53 75 51 91 59 93 81 74 75 09 3 37 3 65 4 11 3 80 3 36 3 24 4 00 4 32 4 69 5 46 52 44 59 86 70 93 3 94 89 48 4 97 64 38 • 4 60 5 05 80 78 .101 08 4 21 124 12 S 17 4 39 109 63 4 64 83 52 69 62 4 64 93 59 5 85 5 46 81 86 5 98 107 66 6 67 106 78 61 61 64 65 72 71 70 72 70 68 75 71 54 48 60 59 59 66 64 65 65 64 65 66 74 04 83 63 52 41 66 61 68 46 73 02 88 35 80 20 92 50 112 88 99 59 92 59 75 64 69 16 57 80 52 18 61 97 57 55 53 08 49 95 59 69 68 87 58 73 63 18 4 65 4 76 4 56 3 68 4 70 3 98 4 20 3 85 3 87 3 54 5 15 68 61 67 29 4 19 4 91 5 24 5 27 5 09 4 77 5 ll 5 48 5 93 44 45 4 12 ?!INE 11 D " July Aug, Sept, Oct, lov, Dec, Jan, Feb, March April 18 14 16 24 24 25 18 15 16 15 18 16 lay June Ave.per Ko.for Period 18 52 50 48 43 49 49 45 41 36 45 43 43 84 31 63 09 75 73 96 38 43 51 47 50 38 44 38 37 117 58 104 97 78 07 66 52 82 71 70 36 87 04 79 01 47 42 83 81 38 47 46 45 92 71 75 39 a ea 3 95 �AVERAGE i!OHTHLY EARI~UTGS BY MINERS AND LOADERS, Continuedo J uly 1 8 1913-June 30, 19140 · lUNE tt E n 0 UONTH July Aug, Sept, Oct, Bov, Dec, rrrnERs 25 2 22 2 23 24 LOADERS 7 l l 6 45 49 63 24 127 04 18 15 113 94 24 16 Feb, 25 21 22 18 18 Karch April 23 25 23 Kay 24 17 14 13 15 15 15 23 23 16 12 12 120 24 110 71 77 36 98 53 107 45 81 93 81 61 107 89 90 98 3 64 126 48 5 75 144 87 6 30 136 72 5 70 128 26 5 34 132 85 I 5 31 92 83 4 42 4 67 102 81 116 79 5 08 87 06 3 79 3 97 95 21 116 89 5 31 13 94 62 114 31 Jan, June 22 Ave.per Jlo,for Period 23 24 27 28 20 25 83 36 80 83 32 27 33 33 51 23 23 32 67 51 67 03 52 69 46 33 31 33 48 78 5119 50 49 40 37 65 83 72 27 39 31 71 43 112 53 90 53 80 01 96 18 89 01 83 98 68 00 67 70 68 86 85 58 91 80 89 90 40 30 64 45 85 34 41 45 52 47 62 04 4 50 4 12 3 48 4 01 3 7l 3 36 3 24 3 08 2 99 3 72 3 82 4 09 IJ 15 4 97 3 71 �0 10:~, ,... __.. <.., STATEMENT SF..01!fUTG PERCENTAGE OF COAL UINED BY MACHINES~ July 1, 1913--June 30 1 19140 MOUTH ~ I !! : I:I MINE " A II TOTAL TONS TONS lHNED MINED !~CH- JI l.:,U1 INES I II PER CENT Dec. Jan, Feb. March April May j June I 12710 15654 22727 22723 17821 13980 14430 16729 17192 14242 5260 6199 8785 9590 7300 6190 4910 5130 6782 5920 11 1 1 Jli +=== i~! fl. •itfa • • ~~~~ •1• -- ~ Sept, Oct. I Nov. i MINE TOTAL TONS MINED 41 39 38 42 41 44 34 30 39 42 -1~ 11 1 j . I 1 iJ \ ll , 11 I 11 193472 78088 40 I B II i! TONS ! PER ; MINED CENT BY ! MACH1J INES j l MINE II C " TOTAL I TONS PER I TONS MINED CENT MINED I BY : I MACH: I !MES I ifff ~;=:-i i~!~~ l'~i~i ~:~~~=9-'-=;0 =9 = ;! = =i=~=~~=b~ 15058 20097 21937 20284 1 15966 i 15685 j 15712 I l.6933 21361 1 11281 : l ! - TOTAL II J 11038 15473 16441 15630 12016 11660 11700 i 12830 :, 16207 1 8500 1 73 , 77 , 75 1 77 ! 75 , 74 1 74 76 ;I 76 ;1 75 155471 ! 75 -- - - + - - - -- i 208577 15560 24783 28370 31466 22049 16510 16910 16838 22528 20016 I i I 1 j ; ! 5795 37 10637 42 12908 45 15690 49 10490 47 7510 1 45 7290 l 43 7785 i 46 10632 47 9026 ; 45 1 'I I I I -f-- - - - - - ; - - - - - l - - ----'I I! 250847 i 109822 l 43 I I II u1== = = lr==c~ r i I 0 MINE " D " 0 MINE .. E " 11 TOT.AL I 20034 14676 19413 22456 27136 27955 20482 16226 18313 15879 20386 19087 13939 69 6566 6423 j 97 !l 78986 I 47309 59 10315 70 6837 6600 96 ii 64471 38030 59 42641 65 14183 73 7670 6370 83 11 70411 16515 73 9784 6557 67 I\ 92774 55381 59 1 21369 78 8867 6017 68 11 109037 65520 60 21180 75 11012 8050 73 1 113440 70140 61 15288 74 8484 6570 78 1 84802 51614 68 12126 . 75 9648 6088 63 i 72049 43574 64 12780 I 69 10950 6630 60 1 76315 43310 57 10719 67 10423 8650 83 76802 45114 60 18965 68 10235 8493 83 91702 56079 61 _--~~1_o_o___j.._ 6_9_ ~ _9_1_so_t--_7_0_6o- -t_7_7--1r--7-37_7_6- t_ 4_36_o_6---t-_5_9_ TOTAL 1 242043 175429 I I July Aug, Sept. Oct. Uov, : Dec. I =-~=-.~-=--~· =--·~-=~~--=-~ =-..--~--== - = = = = = ~ = - ~ - - - i i - - ~ ~ ~ ~ -- \ i Jan. Feb, March April Uay ~une ! 1 I 72 109626 83508 76 1004565 602318 60 J, 1 I �STATE~. .,1NT SHOWUTC· WORK DONE BY HUJIMG !.!ACHINE:So July 1p l913=~June 308 19140 MONTH H!tJE •IAIi Hoo o f Toni;i Cut e July August September 1360 October 151'7 ?Iovember 2338 December January June 2594 1797 1395 1176 1204 1462 15~2 TOTAL CUTS 19650 February March April l!ay per Cut 1857 4ol1. 3 o23 1398 September October November December January February March April lay Jun, 'lOi'AL CUTS Ave, Tons per Cut 2867 3995 4131 2967 3.93 3.93 4061 3081 2108 3733 4798 4210 3264 2636 2738 2378 2849 2812 4o4l 1768 4.,60 4,66 4.52 4.20 4.66 2237 2146 2014 1955 1998 2184 2302 2173 4.61 C II Tons per 1747 1783 2308 2090 3o96 3o90 4.10 4.13 3086 4.J.7 4.1~ 4,43 4ol7 4o37 4o61 4o3l. 26333 4.ol7 TOTAL 2o87 3.03 3o30 3,51 3,41 3o75 3.26 a.11 3,32 S.96 3.69 3.35 11935 10414 10940 13691 16375 16624 12681 10649 10639 10823 12982 10735 3.97 3.57 3o8l 4o04 4o00 4o2l 4.07 4,08 4,07 4.17 4,32 4,06 148488 24752 38058 1696 I HINE "E" 2180 1931 1869 4.67 3345 3768 2535 3o92 4.96 4.01 4.26 4,42 s. oo 1734 1340 1410 2577 3o9l 3o99 4o03 39695 II Cut 3o8i3 3o9l 3279 Uo. of Cut@ 3o77 3o80 3o89 3071 3o97 2811 2500 3334 Tons par Cut 4.00 4,00 2980 I iHNE 3906 4o64 HINE "D" July 3296 4o06 4o5l 4o20 4o2l No. of Cuts 3034 3.76 4.10 3075 3.69 Ave, Tone per Cut, August l - ·-- - - - MINE IIBII a.a7 4,06 �S'j.1.4. 'i1E!1EWT SHOWING NUMBER OF DAYS MINES WORKED NlJ"..IBER OF MINERS .AND DAY HEN EtlPLOYEDo . De.ys Worked Bo.of Miners No,of Loaders No,of Co.Men Jul Aug Sept oct MINE o A n Nov Dec 21 15 15 37 24 23 34 83 21@ 57 30 82 24 60 75 78 31 31 85 85 40 80 78 Jan Feb Mar .Apr- Uay June 18 90 16 15 85 19 88 18 15 87 78 69 39 40 27 30 97 84 81 25 74 33 79 18 17 35 69 83 17 31 65 85 18 32 69 64 24 28 64 94 • 79 13 32 61 81 16 75 15 18 16 74 76 48 84 45 84 71 45 87 77 MIME fl B n ' Days Worked No,of Miners No.of Loaders No.of Co,1.len 22 18 17 24 33 34 52 70 25 31 61 86 46 71 56 75 24 31 61 84 24 29 61 78 97 30 MINE° C fl Days Worked lto,of Miners Ho,of Loaders ?lo,of Co,Men 20 79 28 ·71 15 79 14 24 24 24 78 76 33 80 35 76 45 83 79 54 100 90 50 92 18 79 52 16 108 86 25 18 15 43 64 163 15 43 16 45 38 44 65 119 65 127 64 124 21 15 33 66 22 23 31 53 23 23 23 16 33 40 53 118 96 101 75 47 84 47 77 MINE ti D n Daya Worked 18 Ho.of Miners 49 lo.of Loaders 54 lfo,of Co,Hen 104 14 49 48 115 18 38 65 120 67 112 65 24 12 37 58 22 14 35 54 93 94 82 9521 994 1010 1056 1165 1036 1021 1024 980 958 16 24 45 60 41 24 36 59 130 59 117 132 66 139 16 39 MINE tt E " Days Worked -,,of Miners 25 lo.of Load.era l l 20 25 48 lo,of ca.Men 50 22 24 15 23 55 23 6 27 46 24 15 23 52 /"! lo,of Co.Yen 98 86 118 108 ~-~ 107 25 15 32 48 .,.,._ 98 '"' TOTAL Nm!BER ELfPLOYED I 858 889 �COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EXPENSES o TOTAL ALL MI NESo Period0 July l , 1913--June 30, 19140 TONS - I LUMP 36,600 §.QQ I ·=-~ LABOR Maintenance PER WlTERIAL TON I $ 47377 078 0047 PER II TON I I~ 89856o ll 0089 : and Light a1oa1 . 9o . oa1 Ii 21337 034 0021 52369024 I 0052 Mini ng 556706079 1.555 jl 66093089 0066 622800068 I 0621 I 893,237 ~ PER TON 42478033 0042 $ I Air0 Drai nage RUN MINE TOTAL EGG 13.,687 600 Hauling NUT 7,056 1200 Weighi ng and Loading SLACK 53,983 1QQ. Development I I l I 119676.92 1. 119 1 27918011 0028 I l 35149 061 .o3s ii I I' 82858al9 \o082 i' I l, 004., 564 !§QQ. .147 36459046 . 036 20099o70 Jo020 102957089 0102 0080035 .001 1I 38695 . 05 .039 I 1309 07 9 i .001 I 1' I Superintendence 147595003 31814070 looa2 1·1 I T 0 TA L - SM!E PERIOD PR.t!.""VIOUS YEARo Period, July 1, 1912- -June 30, 19130 - ·- = 7 LUJ.IP . se,2so 1100 RUN MINE 850,004 llQ.Q. EGG !I r ;- - ~ - ~ ~,I i I Hauling 129495 . 64 I10139 29910 . 09 . 032 Loading 33608 056 I10036 1555 . 17 . 002 1 I 9,140 400 22620 . 24 ,. 024 Entry NUT I i Ventilation 4,411 lSOO ao,22a.m - 158074 I I . 648 159405 1173 ol7l 35163 . 73 .oae 22778 . 98 . 024 1 29342 . 59 . 032 14792 . 96 . 015 1 44135 . 55 .047 ! 'I 8461. 47 . 009 . 1486. 49 .002 1 I 9947 . 96 .ou ! 18106 . 35 . 019 .oos 5567 . 39 . 006 1 2257 . 08 . 002 23673.74 6711 . 48 . 025 . 007 9842 . 53 .011 3819.12 .004 1 "13661 , 65 .015 I $793980. 78 .852 $125396.78 .134 $919377. 56 . 986 I Drainage - I I SLACK - I ! $538049 . 00 1. 577 1$ 65849074 0071 $ 603898074 Mining I 932,015 900 ' I I I Dead Work Unusual ;Expense i Additi9ns i \ Betterments ! 4454 ■ 40 I --- - -- -- - I T OTAL ! ' ' �r.- :\ r. t-6'.~: EXPLANATORY NOTES OM COST OF COAL FOR YEAR 1913-140 There is a general increase in the cost of coal at all mines, due to depreciation being charged outo There is an additional increase at 11A11 and 11 B11 • Mines, due to a large amount of development work in rocko The rock tunnel through the faulte6 district at "A" Mine, 1400 feet long, and the Van Dyke slope and manway, nB 11 Mine., both in rock, going against the cost of coal at these two mines. 11 0 11 Mine has encountered bad roof and low coal in the lower entries, which has added appreciably to the cost in this mineo "D" Mine has been compelled to carry the cost of the longwall experiment in "D", No. 31 which has also made pillars unobtainable in the upper workings of "D", No o lu �C01.1Pft.RAT!VE STATEMENT OF COAL UINED., REDUCED TO RUN OF UINE BASISo With Cost and NWJ1ber of Days Mines Workedo MINE II A n· YEAR 1907-8 1908-9 1909-10 1910-ll 1911-12 1912-18 1913-14 DAYS \'lORKED 278 263 276 252 248 220 224 TONS MI NED 152205095 179872035 204885030 212688020 223773085 186875070 193472010 I TOTAL COST MINE II B DAYS WORK- COST PER TON I 280 259 263 258 248 221 220 126382. 85 226682 . 35 264667.90 299887 020 268545 . 75 235117010 250846.55 $122387 . 59 213710 . 99 250804062 286568 . 14 256103~98 212531.34 252236.71 I $ 151 257 275 270 278 328.00 18121 . 60 27820 . 65 58852. 65 101946. 50 109625.70 COST 42726090 128975035 207401.15 244009.85 251182.25 171885035 208577.65 $ 52562013 la230 0937 120902.83 0920 190891.79 0888 216623.05 20'8366.20 0830 0953 163284.10 0989 206322.60 TOTAL COST PER TON ED $135118069 .a0a I 261 180431072 ' 1.003 258 272 221989.99 I lo083 231780.38 1.089 257 232111.74 I 1.038 241 223 202256 .06 ,· 1.002 223553.67 lol56 236 UINE fl D II .968 0942 0948 .955 .954 .909 1 . 007 MINE " E " 1907-S 1908-9 1909-lO 1910-ll 1911-12 1912-la 1913-14 TONS MINED l MINE II C " 1907-8 1908-9 1909-10 1910-11 1911-12 1912-13 1913-14 ff 6.559 2151 . 44 26438 . 23 1.459 52776 . 10 1.896 69428.76 ~ 1.180 115409 . 13 1.132 l o307 143314.90 200 263 270 256 242 221 219 31153080 113568055 169671080 193103080 234712 . 90 236191 . 00 242043.00 $ 30605095 0983 109703063 .966 173039.20 1 . 020 197710.65 10023 233780.04 .953 225896.93 .959 265005.58 lo095 TOTAL 1019 352469.60 1043 649426.60 1232 864747.75 977509 . 70 1280 1249 1037067040 932015 . 45 1155 1177 1004564.90 $340674.36 .966 626900.61 .966 863163. 83 .998 985458.32 1.ooa 989,790.72 . 954 919377.56 .986 1090733.46 1. 086 ' �a SEAM, MINE II D II o COST PER TOW OF LOUGWALL MINING, NOo Ssptembe~J 1913--June, 19140 ~~===========~=~=:: •~- · =~•=-=~~ Cutting Blasting c9; Drilling Loading ! Packwall & Cribs - . '"·-~ I 0451 0045 I 0065 0366 !I: I 1 0321 i 0355 1 .. 884 I 0211 ! 0398 I 0055 0458 j 0358 l 0049 0009 , 0025 Blackamithing 0012 0020 0019 I 0044 l 0537 0028 0512 . I I I ' ol47 I : ; I i 0013 I I 0053 1 0096 : 0058 ooa6 ; 0059 1 I 0014 0032 0096 I 0014 0028 0025 0047 i 0046 j Superintendence .086 0124 0090 0082 0261 0218 Lia.chine Repairs 0049 0030 0025 0025 0049 0036 it - - - - - - - - - l - - --l-- -+-- I ! ! I 1 I 0498 / 0769 0372 1 0146 : 0243 1 0288 : 0306 r 0010 0622 I I ol99 0033 1 0095 ' 0273 ' ol07 j 0094 ! 0084 I oll8 I Track 1 .031 ol45 0220 ol53 ol25 0014 0022 0015 0074 - - ! - --t-- - t - - -- t - - - - t -- --+----t-- - - TOTAL COST. ON CAR AT SLOPE ROPE 19089 lo548 10469 lo679 20355 lo684 lo403 lo922 lo49l lo274 OTHER PRODUCTIOM EXPEUSE 0462 TOfAL TONS PRODUCED ·1 1 j Brushing Timbering -----7·~·-=-- I 0049 ; o0oa oll5 ol28 ( 0272 ol57 ; 0129 1 .,174 ' 0091 0051 : t Driving ·- - - - - SEPTJ__OCT ~ NOVo I DEC J JANo I FEBo ' MARo ~ "A°PR} ___ MAY - JUNEl ~ I $0123 i 0194 0337 I ;·-3--61~ ! ...:.o-2-B f, ,. 0172 -· 0218 I -:·l.7i" •• 0169 -:t5i:, 0396 0390 .265 0381 0386 ,392 .417 0387 .398 $lo55l lo944 lo859 l.944 20736 2.070 l.795 2.339 l.878 lo~~ 1100 819 992 1242 752 689 , 1033 680 978 880 �ti--,' '") k.) 0 COAL PRODUCED BY THE SUPERIOR COAL COllPANYo July l~ 1913--June 30, 19140 MINE n A n liOllTH LUMP July Aug, = EGG NUT SLACK TOTAL June 32 015 94 , 65 31. 20 233.65 14349035 10914050 12709065 15653 . 95 22726075 22723010 l782lo20 13980040 14397 , 85 16634. 80 17160 . 55 14008.35 14349035 10914050 12709065 15653.95 22726075 22723.10 I 17821020 I 13980040 i 14430,00 16729045 I 17191.75 14242.00 TOTAL 391, 65 193080045 193472. 10 Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, March April May I " RUN OF MINE I i I I I -- I July Aug, Sept, Oct, MINE " B " 1469. 55 608 . 75 431 . 65 1334, 70 1366,85 678 . 35 256, 85 May June 17292 . 30 19960. 95 19173 , 40 15708 . 80 15685 . 05 15712 . 45 16933 , 30 21361 050 11281 , 45 TOTAL 202430.85 2509.95 3686.75 Hov, Dec, Jan, Feb, March AprU ~ 17930 , 80 16333 . 10 15058. 25 17930, 30 16333,10 15058 , 25 20096 , 55 21936 . 55 20283 . 40 15965 , 65 15685,05 15712 , 45 16933. 30 21361.50 11281.45 208577.55 �COAL PRODUCED BY THE SUPERIOR COAL COMPANY, Continuedo July 18 1913--June 30, 19140 I liOllTH LUMP I I July Aug. RUN OF EGG MINE April ' Hay June 18914075 15297 095 14967 040 18856 . 00 26047 . 40 27591.30 18808020 15935 . 65 16530. 60 16461 045 21740 . 35 19670 005 TOTAL 17967 . 00 230821 010 Oct. NOY, Dec, Jan, Feb, March I NUT SLACK TOTAL 444010 50065 20106050 15710045 15559050 24783070 28369.70 31466 020 22049.20 16509.75 16909.90 16837 . 75 22528000 20015 . 90 I 747065 361085 592 ol0 4564 . 90 2121040 3874. 90 3241 000 574.10 379 . 30 376 030 787 . 65 345 085 Sept, I MINE n C " 1362080 200090 I - . - - - - -- 2058 , 45 - I I 250846 . 55 I llINE n D " July Aug, Sept, Oct, lov. Dec, Feb, Jlarcb 667 . 70 1675. 50 2007 085 2978 040 1517 . 55 261 . 60 14. 00 20033 . 90 14676 . 10 18745 . 75 20780 . 70 25128 050 24601 . 15 18964. 35 15964. 00 18298. 45 15878075 20385 085 19087020 TOTAL 9122 060 232544070 Jan,. April Kay June 375 070 20033090 I 14676.10 19413 . 45 I 22456020 87136 035 27955 025 20481090 16225 060 18312. 45 15878. 75 20385 085 19087. 20 375070 242043 000 ~ ~ �COAL PRODUCED BY THE SUPERIOR COAL COMPANY, Continuedo July l, 1913--June 30, 19140 UINE n En I I MONTH LUt..fP RUN OF MINE EGG NUT July Aug, 545055 2062095 1155.55 . 35030 249ol5 2547 095 1108095 Sept, Oct, 754.50 1892.85 Nov, l33lo80 Dec, 1583.55 Jan, 1110,40 Feb, 507065 March 371,90 April 284.55 I May 261.00 _ _ _ JU?1 _ e_ 1---_2_26 .10 ~ 11 IF==TO=TA=L='===9=l·l=9·~~ 2748075 1162000 452065 1046095 252040 1386075 2697080 1448035 1925.80 1007075 3625065 795060 4306035 463o75 3406.00 710060 5855.80 535.95 O --l---3-5_5_o_l5__ I I SLACK 1 2931,30 TOTAL 2766025 6565 060 i 6837 035 165045 II 2839,45 i 7670,15 1660055 4730.70 9783070 2070065 3825055 8867ol5 277040 5005020 11012.30 516050 3923085 8484.30 489040 4229040 9647.70 436o65 ' 5371085 10950.50 739080 5281055 10422050 351000 3230090 10234065 _ _31_3_._90----ii-----3-7_7_6o_4_5-----l--9-l _49_._e_o _ _n l I ·3-~~6~~-oa_o~ ........l-~ll~7~7~o3_5~-'=I=-~=0-~56=-~=6,~0 ~ 479120-~ 109625.70 78985,65 64471,50 70411.00 92774,10 109036.50 113440.25 84802,25 72048,50 76315.30 76801,75 91701,75 73776.35 1004564,90 TOTAL--.ALL MINES ... - l293,; 20- r.73291.25 611.00 59769.60 Sept, 2014030 I 64229.80 Oct. 73035,60 8133025 Rov, II 5461,05 94116000 Doc, 96786075 8436.85 Jan. 73228.35 5868,95 Fob, 65190075 1343.35 March 69245.70 797.35 April 69314.30 755,50 May II 1079,85 86504,05 68525025 June 805.60 July Aug, I 1155,55 1108,95 1162,00 2516,50 1995.50 1880.00 1007,75 795.60 463,75 710,60 535,95 355,15 165,45 1660.55 2070.65 277.40 516,50 489,40 436065 739,80 351,00 313090 3210035 2981,95 2839.45 7428020 5393030 6059,25 4180,70 4229.40 5371.85 5281.55 3230,90 3776045 13687,30 7056,60 53983,85 I I f f ,_ i TOTAL I 36600.25 I - 893237.40 ... 35.30 �DISTRIBUTION OF COAL MIUED--July l, 1913--June ·30, l9l4o UNION PACIFIC SYSTEMo -· MOHTH July Augo Sept. Oct, Nov, Dec. Jan, Feb, March April May June TOTAL LUMP RUN OF MINE EGG 363045 i 73102010 319090 l 59683000 264010 64279035 1228065 I 70397050 2446065 90629085 2604030 96091055 3523085 72101075 636075 65879085 379030 69382020 376030 69228070 787065 86409000 3l4a40 68695020 13245030 885880005 NUT TOTAL SLACK - 35030 ! 35000 43070 I 61025 ( 175025 I I 75063085 1563000 60960030 957040 65704070 1126025 73338035 1712020 95841035 I 2721015 2832060 101528045 I 77889.10 I 2202025 68884050 ! 2367090 12124.00 I 2963030 71893,65 I 2288065 87902005 705040 1076050 -- 70086010 22516060 '--921017o20- I COMMERCIAL July 929075 Aug, 291.10 1750.20 6904.60 2901.90 5893.30 2309,70 793.75 418.05 379,20 292,20 491.20 23354.95 Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, ?larch April 14ay June TOTAL - 7o00 l2o00 2547.10 3267060 506085 8.oo · l2o00 6360.55 ll25c55 il38o95 ll62o00 2516050 1965050 1847.00 1020.75 765,60 483.75 710.60 545.95 405.15 13687.30 130045 1660055 1983095 320040 400.25 474040 446.65 769080 351,00 343.90 6881,35 217035 278025 355040 4338010 147lo70 1616065 536.85 283060 610055 1096065 723.80 1447.55 12976.45 2279065 ! 1100.so l 3410005 I 17966085 11590.65 10184.20 4267.55 2317035 1959,00 2964,25 1912.95 2699.80 63260.60 USED AT MINES• 1492.25 1430,00 62.25 1343,50 1280,00 63050 1281,45 1200,00 8le45 1241.00 1150.00 Oct, 91.00 1386.90 1290.00 Hov, 96.90 .1631,50 1535,00 Dec, 96.50 1575.85 1466,60 Jan, 109.25 1618.90 1557,90 Feb. 61,00 1912,40 1768,00 March 144040 2052.05 1936,25 April 11s.eo 1861.80 1822,65 May 39,15 1327.05 1291,45 June 35,60 18724,65 17727.85 ~ TOTAL I 996,80 NOTE-- Sept. Tons Slack Dumped) Does not appear in Distribution , • 1913 290 75 Oct, 1913, 471,70 " " " ) Jilly Aug, Sept, �DISTRIBUTION OF COAL UINED--July l, 1913-June 30, l9l4o II UHION PACIFIC Ii SYSTEM 11 MXHE II MINE A II MINE ! " B II ----11 10184.10 2324.10 737010 13245030 230658.45 231868020 34168020 885880005 175025 175025 18377040 22516060 53457095 921817020 1; Run of Mine li- TOTAL ** ' = i Lump MINE n Dn " C " I 186870010 ! 202315010 I Egg I Nut I 1 2684075 I 1282060 II l7lo85 204999085 1242125015 12343 6~015 Slack TOTAL I _ _J 186870. lO I - .- -· I ' COlillERCIAL I - Lump 39lo65 Run of lline 6131 090 7782 . 90 l03ol5 I Egg 6798.50 23354 095 6360055 125 050 2509,95 11 Rut 838lo90 11177035 13687.30 6881035 6881 . 35 11 Slack II TOTAL 6523 . 55 i 952 . 00 775 . 85 203.85 11044. 75 12976 . 45 3565 . 10 8684. 25 7002 035 37485035 68260 . 60 = USED AT MINES~ L Run of Mine 676 050 192.10 996 080 17727. 85 17727 . 85 17919 . 95 18724. 65 I TOTAL =- 37 ol5 ,, Slack 1=:B: 12 060 78. 45 ,\ ~--- ---- T: T~L 12. 60 37 ol5 208577. 55 250846 . 55 78 045 -= ------.:......-~-~- 193472. 10 - --~~ - 676 . 50 242043 . 00 1)108863. 25 1003802 . 45 - - ** Dumped, "E" Mine, 762 . 45 tons Slack not included in Distribution. �TOTAL OUTPUT-~FROM DATE OF FIRST PRODUCTIONo October, 1906--June 30, 19140 • CALENDAR I YEAR. I MINE II ,A II I MINE ! i " B MINE II C II II I - 9117 045 I 1906 i! • I I 1907 118983.00 I 1908 1909 1910 170138.20 ; 175111.00 239153.20 I --- I l.UNE " D II· MINE II E rt· .. - -~- I 236239005 I 320156035 I I II TOTAL : I -- ! 12008015 2890070 10678075 i 69513025 I 82720080 i 185719055 I 168687095 234434095 I 21489070 ' i I I 56680025 I I ! 141894080 I 220664070 20lo50 , 495460030 i I 328000 I 192099065 I 31810015 I J 720456.70 1019458040 I 204819050 240829000 i 263089045 I 196808050 33916095 I 939463040 1912 215096.95 217839015 ! 264953.85 2542llo70 88367015 ! 1040468 • 80 1913 189718.75 200824030 248847.65 248078.70 103383040 I 990852.80 1914 94394080 96939.40 114850-.50 110371.75 1911 iI 58889.45 475445.90 'r OT AL 1416532.85 1254758.40 1704456.25 ---- 1221635.05 316896060 5914279.15 I . I i �STATEMENT OF NUMBER OF KEGS OF BLACK POWDER USED AND RESULTS OBTAINEDo July l : 1913--June 301 19140 iI : UOltTH ii i'I I I I I July August September October November December Ja.nua.ry February I I I I I ' llaroh I April Yay June TOTAL I i Jj, M I Mo o of Tona Mined N E I R Noo of s per Used ICeg 56 50 38 51 83 77 58 38 74 90 85 71 771 iI j i Tons Kegs -- ·- 6719 6523 7450 9455 13942 13133 10521 7790 9520 11599 10410 8322 115384 - I I i II L "II 120 130 196 185 168 171 181 205 129 129 122 117 150 ii !l Ii ;! ii II 1. ,I I i 1· ,,Ii I I I M I Noo of Tons Mined I N E R I Ii Noo o~ s Kegs I Used I 5480 4802 4025 4624 5496 465 4 3950 4025 4012 4103 5154 2781 17 14 ::>310b .1::, J. I I : . = ---:..--I I Tons per Keg July August September October l <lVember December January February Jlarch April May June TOTAL -- -- - . II Ii I' rj I I· ji I I, Ii n I ~ 1, J_ 13240 10518 9765 14146 15462 15776 11559 9000 9620 9053 11896 10990 141025 I i l I I 58 54 35 66 73 88 61 47 44 54 71 64 715 I I I I 19 J.6 344 19 14 9 245 282 447 446 586 469 348 ijo-2-- 8 9 7 11 8 !I i I I ! il I I I I I I i I. II l! Ii 11 1' 1! -· I I I I 228 195 279 214 212 179 190 191 219 168 168 172 197 I 322 343 503 244 I MINE n C n I -=--=""---=4 i I= ! I MINE II B n ! ji I I MIME n A 11 MINE n D tt 6095 4361 5230 5941 5767 6775 5244 4100 5533 5160 6421 5987 66614 47 30 24 32 37 35 31 21 31 39 47 50 424 130 145 218 186 l.56 194 169 195 178 133 137 120 157 .. �STATEMENT OF NUMBER OF KEGS OF BLACK POWDER USED AND RESULTS OBTAINEDo JUl.y l , 1913-June 30, 19140 I MONTH 'I,I 11 M No o of i Tons I Mined I N August September October November December January February Karch April lI May June I TO?AL ·- I 1! i I- E R Noo of TOTAL I s I Tons Noo of M I I Tons ICeg i Mined Kegs Used 143 11 237 237 260 248 220 228 106 445 720 253 348 209 264 ii 31677 26441 27770 37393 43517 43300 33188 28475 33005 31688 35623 30170 402247 178 149 110 181 222 232 182 123 164 197 219 203 2160 1300 3227 2850 2962 1914 3560 4320 1773 1742 2090 26118 l 5 13 13 la 18 8 6 7 5: = ~- 10 99 I I ' ! i i I ! I I I ' '' ii s N E R Noo of per Kegs Used - - July II MINE H E " I',I - I I I I Tons per Keg 178 177 252 207 196 187 182 231 201 161 162 149 186 :1 JI ·I 11 I MINE " A " 11 ,1 July Augllst September October November December January February llarch April I I I Uay June TOTAL 11 11 ri 1! 1j I M a ! I M ACH I NES 5208 2272 1260 6199 7605 9590 7300 6190 4910 5130 6782 5920 68366 62 16 10 55 65 110 140 60 50 50 60 40 718 MINE II B II ·I !! 84 142 126 113 117 87 52 103 98 103 113 148 95 I I I II I I ! I M ACHINES 12450 11531 11033 15473 16441 15630 12016 11660 11700 12830 16207 8500 155471 150 80 85 172 265 165 140 100 140 179 260 110 1846 83 144 130 90 62 9:S 86 117 84 72 62 77 84 I I ! I I I ! I ! I I I '1 �STATEMENT OF Nill.IBER OF KEGS OF BLACK POt'DER USED AND RESULTS OBTAINEDo J uly l, 1913--June 30, 19140 ' !.10NTH rUHE c, c " MINE w D n UACHIMES Noo of Tons Nined July August September October November December January February March April May June TOTAL MACH!ilES Noo of Kegs Tons per Noo of Tons Used Keg t!ined 76 13939 10315 6867 5192 5795 10637 12908 15690 10490 15 195 135 225 100 7510 90 so 58 386 l~l.83 ~June ~TOT.AL Tons per 160 110 140 210 Keg; 87. 94 101 79 54 • 96 16515 21369 300 71 70 21180 200 105 150 7290 7785 75 50 97 156 15238 12126 12780 300 50 80 158 106 51 151 81 10719 90 119 10632 9026 109822 125 85 100 90 13965 13100 175429 160 120 2028 109 1250 88 2513 4200 2015 2754 1211 50 70 30 10 10 •••• 975 •• 15 800 10 1620 7816 8093 6660 20 40 38657 90 90 435 87 86 TOTAL !UUE " E " July August Sept8l!lber October lovsmber Dec81!1ber January February March April Uay Noo of ICee;s Used 50 60 67 275 121 ••• 65 80 81 195 90 74 89 40977 33510 34286 51578 59534 62090 46019 38286 38300 44280 55679 43206 547745 512 366 280 642 775 'TOO 695 300 443 409 695 460 6277 80 92 122 80 77 89 66 128 86 108 80 94 87 �STATEm:UT OF NUMBER OF POUNDS OF PERMISSIBLE POWDER .USED A~YD RESULTS OBTAINEDo July 18 1913-...June 30, 19140 llONTH No .. cf Tons Mined July August September October lovember December 24i22 2120 4000 riUJE H A n lfoo of Pounds per Uaed Pound Mined Pounds Used :woo 750 2o42 2o82 500 8000 1180 800 3.93 January February March April May June TOTAL 9722 MINE n E " Noo cf Moo of Tons Tone 2550 3.81 August September October lioven:ber December January February March April May l une 'l'OTAL 6332 4520 8355 3803 5986 8050 5595 5288 5010 834 400 400 54573 2500 1550 1950 3910 1300 800 3o00 3o00 1450 3o00 8803 950 4806 8050 5595 5288 5010 1200 1650 1400 1300 2000 4.00 4o00 4088 4o00 834 200 100 100 400 400 44851 12450 950 1500 1650 1400 1300 2000 200 100 100 15000 2o75 2.92 4.28 4.00 3.99 4.88 4.00 4.07 2.so 4.17 4.00 4.00 3.64 Pound 2400 4355 TOTAL July Tons per .. 4o07 2o50 4ol7 4o00 4.00 3.60 �STATEMEMT SHOWING COSTS PER TON OF BLASTIMG MATERIAL~ July 1 3 1913--June 30 1 19140 I - ==="=='=:=:=r~~~~-'n2~n~[E~ 11 11 ~ A~ ;==:"::"':"':::'=r===== -- = - = 1 MrnE II B " I -~ MONTH I UACHIHE I BL.II.STING COST KIND OF \ MACHINE-r- BLASTIUG r-cosrnairn- or I COAL llA TBRIAL PER POWDER COAL MATERIAL PER POWDER I I Q , 1 I1 _T __N--,_ us _E _n_ _ _ _ _~!- - - + - ----+-To_N_+us_E_n_ _ __ _ 11 July 7630 $285018 I 0037 Monobel & Black : 12450 $321082 0026 Black , 11 11 11 Aug, 4392 136c50 1 0032 n : 11531 192 0 82 0017 1 11 11 11 Septo 5260 144013 0027 n 11033 201008 0018 1 11 Oct. 6199 123024 0020 Black 15473 398091 0026 11 Nov. 8785 186029 0021 16441 496059 0030 • 11 11 Dec, 9590 247084 ,026 15630 323005 0021 Jan, 73QQ 259 015 0036 II 12016 2920 98 0024 tr· 11 11 Feb. \ 6190 1011124 0016 i 11660 209006 0018 11 Mar. 4910 105071 0021 11 11700 I1 266'087 0022 ,r 11 11• Apr, 'I 5130 97045 •·' 0019 ;i 12830 324092 ,025 11 May 6782 1541136 0024 16207 : 499 o 95 0030 1 " 11 11 June 5920 87 o8l 0014 iL ~500 j 214045 1 0025 I I 1 " 11 I - ~~ I' I 1 = =~ = ~ - . . . . _ ~ - - " - -- - ·=- ~- ===7t.=:= ~ = = ' = ====== ~ ' - - ~,====,,: I MINE" C" MINE II D II " = , - -...-- ~ = . . . == = = = ; , = = = , = == == = = = = ''J'~ = = = p = = = = ; = = =c;=== a= July !I 6867 Aug, 5192 Sept. 5795 Oct, 110637 Nov, i 12908 ~::: !i~::g Fab, ' 7510 Uar. 7290 Apr, 7785 Kay : }0632 -=--J ~ $204003 173.68 611130 382021 276000 0030 Black 11 a033 o0ll·~ II 11 0036 11 0021 !~t!! :g;b 1021118 .014 157 06[ 1 .021 102.63 0013 245 .oo 0023 1 1 I '· 13939 10315 14183 I 16515 233023 293090 403050 21369 573005 lj I ! i~~:~ : • 12126 12780 10719 1 11 1 11 I, 11 i 13965 11 $339034 11 0024 0023 I Black n· 0021 II 0025 0027 11 11 ::~:!f :g~: : 189078 376.28 190053 370013 ,016 11 • .029 rt ,018 ,026 n 11 11 ~j~9~02~6~A'==~2~9~l~o~7~ 4 =6.~ - •~0~20~ = =·= =~ -- :r-l_S_l _00_ '-_ 27_7_._5_1 _.__•_0_2= l b= == ==U I MINE II E It July f Aug, I Sept. Oct, Nov. Dec, Jan, 6423 6600 6870 6557 6017 . 8050 6570 6088 1lar0h 6630 April j 8650 May . Feb, June 8493 7060 $291.30 268 . 86 290.02 193.72 • 210.01 267.30 261,42 222.11 369.ll 142.78 212.83 195.26 .045 Monobel ct Black ti II .041 tr .045 II .030 : 11 II .035 II c.t Trojan'! .033 tr .040 Black "n ti .036 n II .055 n If .017 n II .025 .oza II -- * Powder carried over from previous month " I �STATEi'JENT OF NU!IBER OF TIES USED IN SUPERIOR MINESo J uly 10 1913-Juna 30, 1914a MONTH 41 3x4 1 MINE fl A II 48 4x5 4x4 500 July Aug. Sept, 584 Oct, 636 Nov. 1286 Deco 842 98 3 Jan. 1300 Feb, Uch, 463 461 Apr , 4~1...i :,1 933 78 279 275 May 262 June 160 TOTAL 3488 5554 91 ar ¼ x4i- Cull 20 115 20 60 200 260 200 179 494 40 TOTAL 4t 3x4 520 115 20 584 636 406 1306 1825 1360 1232 1796 718 279 8 537 164 160 9836 1830 4r MINE II B II 91 8 t' 4x5 4x4 4:.h4¼ Cull Steei 24 July 100 Sept, Oct, Hov , Dec. .. 155 93 92 440 735 514 Jan. 660 109 Feb. 818 1616 Uch. 375 951 Apr, 255 May 197 · 402 June 478 445 TOTAL 3018 4577 200 200 432 75 20 652 615 July 80 36 541 800 655 220 150 641 955 748 220 682 1249 787 18 2134 1526 687 674 943 2384 , 11246 1995 3227 52 197 164 52 205 328 l l.7_ 6361 37 3553 Feb, llch, Apr, May .lune ~TOTAL 200 64 14 80 50 85 130 345 24 50 205 50 110 150 53 50 611 250 51 111 80 80 100 798 304 88 240 44 43 719 1232 28 100 66 580 800 516 763 70 1005 187 777 632 738 7300 595 215 100 22 46 477 100 595 200 2159 100 646 888 731 763 70 1345 187 777 798 827 9291 TOTAL 40 35 Oct. Nov, Dec, Jan, 100 MINE n D 11 MIUE n E n Aug. Sep, TOTAL I 744 98 1590 700 98 1084 MINE n C " Aug. 4½' 240 80 236 75 64 38 304 20 49,4 1577 3192 1101 130 50 886 391 348 667 260 233 ·811 1557 9400 1912 28 1156 24 406 1700 1199 159 793 2584 100 220 2256 331 170 2260 2174 60 18 3604 200 400 100 1268 200 179 1458 482 51 1583 150 97 100 1273 150 46 21595 1242 1797 4057 200 3400 2150 2151 3398 2757 3837 5444 5405 2533 2339 2597 2280 38291 I I I I 11 I �STATEMENT OF lftJMBER OF PROPS USED IN THE SUPERIOR MINES o J ul y 1, 1913- June 30, 19140 I rn:rnE n A n 6-}i 7& av 12 Sep. 74 Oct. 80 90 Nov o 1330 Dec o Jan . 226 Feb, 394 lfar, 40 498 Apr, 62 166 May 72 30 June 14 25 TOTAL 2548 719 1223 3219 265 6 23 61 3297 1691 1860 2098 1333 1729 1747 1693 24907 890 76 748 355 813 1851 1863 1155 378 296 360 553 9338 MONTH Juli Augo 6f 154 I gt 14 2 16 MINE TOTAL 226'r 3307 3478 2796 4200 4872 3949 3647 2263 2255 2209 2285 37528 6' 50 6½' 4 4 8 66 . MINE II C" Jul . 708 500 Sep . 858 Oct, 416 ltov, 1178 Dec, 1174 Jan, 1194 Feb, 1560 Mar, 1348 Apr, 708 llay 482 June 552 _TOTAL 10678 Aug, 428 695 965 342 305 1205 2204 2235 966 44 36 8 4 1757 224 1391 1950 15482 92 1717 878 1171 2049 4077 3413 2160 3498 3105 932 1873 2502 27375 1026 924 548 508 2580 1318 1200 910 366 642 238 245 10505 21 21 68 Sep, 36 Oct. 2120 218 600 1290 1512 1345 1157 1064 1375 llov , Dec . Jan, Feb . Yeh. Apr . l:b.y .T...... 6 743 4 3 ll4 3 A _ TOTAL 285 B II 8' 5-32 9' TOTAL 2t:,'(~ 1602 1802 3520 3720 3004 3298 2607 2824 2561 3733 1503 33052 4 230 176 235 1246 773 573 446 483 603 1455 6756 180 264 948 98 1408 1112 1355 1115 759 604 705 341 2368 482 1682 2698 2624 2700 2272 1823 1985 1448 633 19'-~ 11709 10714 62 300 395 300 150 200 272 80 14 62 69 68 1972 907 1690 1942 2208 1482 2535 2906 1479 1213 1323 1955 2741 22381 24 24 1995 2938 2885 3016 4212 4053 4378 2469 1593 2027 2283 3054 34903 TOTAL MINE 11 E n Jul. Aug. II MINE" D " 1938 1123 7t 22Sl6 1594 1568 3344 3485 1758 2525 2034 2378 2078 3122 48 26230 98 1923 22638 2006 1440 1520 1004 3848 3822 2620 2864 1760 498 1412 166 54 804 811 25 23911 743 5701 5331 5219 7723 9139 4994 5814 5276 5100 4612 5223 1809 65941 3474 44 11225 60 9207 2376 4173 106 11018 14079 5352 18833 5846 4 18042 9222 16057 7623 14044 5904 4398 14 11770 • 3031 2 9223 10731 4650 11267 8622 64671 230 155496 �COS'i' OF POWER AT SUPERIOHo July 1., 1913-Ju~ 30J 19140 ~OMTH I Ligh"i; July August February Uarch April lla.y June TOTAL 168., 946 January I l l COST PER I Ko Wo Ro i --, -·------·· I I I Power Total 232.,710 231., 224 2301600 265,382 273,124 242,037 241,143 I \ l I ! 9,327 9,919 11,797 11,944 12,031 17,284 17.,651 14.,895 17,003 15., 620 15,690 15, 785 September October 'Rovember December TOTAL cos·.~ ICIL0!_,7AT 1i' HOURS 294.,371 271,029 238,719 257.,577 255,685 287,240 214,115 242.,397 277,326 285, 155 I I I I I 311,655 288., 680 7.,054029 6,574049 I 6,522044 7.,088061 7,059031 6, 660023 6.,483067 I' I I I 253., 614 a, 459025 274., 580 271,305 8,141032 10,744083 302~ 930 3, 111,. 776 I $ 7,168J16 289,900 s, 625060 3t _?80~722 $90,582010 i 00294 I 00288 00263 .0227 I I I I I I I I' I .0243 00221 00229 00255 00313 00291 00358 July August September October llovembsr December January February llarch / April ' lla.y June TOTAL MUMBER 0 F K I L O WA T ~ S TOTAL MINE MINE "A" "B" "C" "D" "E" 40,546 31.,124 31,573 42,119 43,974 45,400 45,618 32,883 43,607 44,. 273 40,824 38,370 38,936 199,720 39,666 41,078 41,804 49,092 50,921 52,476 47,226 229,. 861 48,178 49,675 236,844 39,307 36,165 39,083 42.., 551 48,139 44.137 467 ,.510 46,299 59,411 47,060 44,192 45.,567 43,700 44,993 44.., 973 43,607 49,851 47.700 561,233 51,106 49.240 581,088 I I I I i MINE 56,.433 I I 00276- LUNE 50., 659 : I MINE 39., 289 40.,021 42., 956 44,453 51,796 54., 379 40.,496 39.,806 39,733 47.,033 43 .. 207 523,715 I 00277 STATE:!ENT OF POWER USED AT SUPERIOR !!INES• MONTH I I 200,013 198,.824 48,404 259,119 235,449 43,427 42,.620 42,361 48,345 47.941 536,307 210,202 213,225 244,474 232.225 2,669,803 209,847 I �ITEMIZED STATEMENT OF COST PER KILOWATT HOUR OF POWERo July l I 1913-June 30 1914 0 ' i I ~ ln . ~ t .t ~~ ~-~ ~ ~ ..... 1\1 t<: rt} . ':-..J~ ~ ~ Q: ~ ~ ~ ✓ ~ Q) ij ~ K \J ~ ' ~ ~ ~ I .( '<;j t ~ -~ ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ '~ ~' ~ ~ C>) <:) ~ I... ~ ~ t ~ ~ July ,0023 00073 00049 00006 00004 00072 00052 * I I ~~ ~ 1--- ~ -~ ~ ~ . () l'I) ' C:) ~ '\i\J } ~ ~ \.i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1}, ' ~ ~ 00279 00210 00016 00294 224504 pp 17533 GP I Aug, .ool9 00087 00055 00009 00011 00065 00047 pp .001, 00305 00108 00015 00290 204783 36360 GP I Sep, .0017 00068 ,0034 00007 00009 .0058 00050 o0017i 00260 00212 00015 . 0268 212077 pp I 30320' GP Oct, ,0018 ,0057 . 0041 00007 00004 .0053 00032 .ooo, 00221 00216 00012 00233 245951 pp I 61375 GP Nov, ,0014 ,0076 110031 00007 00001 .0053 ,0040 000031 00225 00250 00012 .0242 254940 PP I 30215 GP '. Dec, ,0012 ,0063 .0028 00003 00007 00056 ,0043 ••••• 00212 .0214 00011 ,0224 282270 pp ~ 29385 GP , Jan, ,0019 ,0058 .0025 00003 .oooa 00058 .0043 •••• 0 ,0214 00204 .0012 ,0228 258980 l!P 29700 GP I Feb, ,0011 ,0060 .0029 , 0004 .. 0003 .0082 .0042 .ooos .0235 .0158 00013 .0254 238954 pp 15020 GP liar, ,0027 , 0061 ,.0059 .0007 ,0009 ,0090 ,0050 ...... ,0303 .0193 .0013 ,0305 246090 28490 ** PP GP Apr, ,0021 ,0059 .0047 , 0004 .0002 .0086 . 0048 .00ll .0267 .0290 .0012 ,0296 263850 pp 7455 GI Kay •0028 ,0057 00068 ,0002 .0023 .oon ,0039 ,00lC .0290 ••••• ,0031 .0355 302930 pp •••• • GP June ,0029 ,0060 .0030 .0004 .0014 .0049 ,0049 .0015 .0235 ••••• .0032 .0290 289900 pp ••••• GP • Cost Exclusive of Gas Plant ** 11 0th er Expense u #-PP-Power Plant GP- Gas Producer Plant �I SUMMARY OF PERSONAL INJURIESo July 1 0 1913-J une 30 1 19140 ,1~ _~ ! I l 1 . h"~ - • B•~- "C" "D" J TOTAL I Fall of Rock Fall of Coal Hine Oars Powder & Gas Kining lUsoellaneous I- - ___ ·- "E" ~ OTAL TOTAL - - I I I --~ -- II l - - - --·- - - _ __ _ _ __ _ _ - - ·- 2 2 11 - - -- - ' MINES -- _ 'C" . ·i:~""E" t TOTAL : 9 7 12 4 ' ' 2 1 1 6 114 6 , 5 4 3 2 1 l 9 17 3 6 l 1 4 3 1 I 1 l _ 29 _~o __ 12 ; r·-;--1 --s;TTT 7 II 1 ! 10 2 I I 2 1 !1 7 6_j 25 - - -- 35 a 4 50 23 8 11 6 4 12 11 2 10 2 l 7 7 29 30 36 l 12 L_l 32 I I - 8 I l : 2 12 4 11 7 5 138 1 21 18 52 8 aa 132 - ·- - - - - . . . , - - - - - - -- ---1 1 6 TOTAL ,I 1 Released during Year - Ending June 30, .. ~91~ _ 10~ --~ _! ~-~-00 ____ __ _ ___ __$1_0_5_. _oo_ _ __ Fatal · - -- ··-· ---· -Died after treatment In Hospital l ot recovered sufficiently to work l ot released Lett the service Brought suit against Company I 1 3 ! 'l __ 6_ -~ _25 36 Ii - -- i I "Bl I - - - _J T A L_ A A. B 1 2_ 4 + I i 11 1, L_ -·- - ;'. II t l b' 1 2 ~ - I!-_ : t! 1 : 1 l I 4_ 1 2 I 1 I I! Ii CAUSE OF ACCIDENT ~ 1 __ _ _ }'~INES__~ _ 14lllers 1! 2 j Dri vars Top men ' Loaders, Inside I 1 l Inside Men Outside Men Mechanics 1 - - - t - - - -· - - + -- - - + - -_- It - - -- - [ 1 OCCUPATION _A ___ T . A~~ $105 . 00 -1, �PERSONAL INJURIES DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 19140 LOCATIOM ---., ii . . . -T KIND OF i Il1JURY OF I NUMBER INJURIESi> 1 (Cl~,ss);:: ,, MINE n A fl i I I I I: Ii i I I ,i •I I ,, i I I ··,I NUMBER OF INJURIES PER MILLION TONS I I I .fi I I B C D ' ! 25 3 7,739 64,491 I ! 129022 15051 I I UINE n B fl I I I I I YIHE n C 11 A B l C D 35 4 II l i :ma,577 5,959 52,144 29 3 A 4 . I B I DC 30 l I llillE n E n I I i A Ii 1 II 8,650 83,616 I II I I ll5o7l llo96 60,511 16052 8,068 242,043 123094 6 2 130 15 167,428 502,283 7,727 66,971 ll I I I I ! I I 4 2 1 B C D ' 54,813 109,626 9,966 27,407 A B C D TOTAL ALL MINES Ii 4o79 167 065 l9ol6 i A 11 MINE II D ff I I B C D ! TONS OF COAL MINED PER INJURYo l i ! I I I I I 4ol3 I 18.24 9ol2 100035 36.48 I 5.97 1.99 129.35 14.93 - • Claaa A- Fatal Injuries. Claes B- Pemanent disability; i.e., such injuries as have prevented the injured employee from again engaging in the work in which he was engaged prior to the time of injury. Class C- Injuries causing loss of more than three days time and requiring attention of a physician or surzeon but from which the person injured entttely recovered. ~ Claea D-, Accidents resulting in slight injuries, which did not prevent the injured employee from performing his duties for more than three days during the ten days immediately following the accident. �SUID.1.ARY OF PERSON.AL INJURIES~ Five Years Ending June 303 1914 0 : F A T AL :t P.~ _-· __ M~-;ES nAn 11,B" I ,11c11 "D'' I 0CCUPATIOU I . I • Ii 1 1 Miners Drivers LI 3 l l= = / 8 i l 3 I 1 1 5 1 1 2 l 5 1 Outside Men Mechanics 3 I - ,~ 'A" 1 Loaders, Inside Inside Men j 1 ' ~ -~. TOTAL "E" I I Top men • 1 I N O N- F A T A L 1 1 1 I •, _ ~IMES --.-- - ncn 67 35 17 I 13 45 9 19 ' 1 2 3 2 25 70 36 1 i __JJ>_j 7 I- -- • 1 I 7 - I JI "D" i ~~" I; TOTAL "B" 12 3 I i 55 I 5 •i ,Ii 1 207 58 9 ! 14 11 192 , 24 , 15 1 10 11 4 8 I 97 2 ' I 28 4 ] 135 17 78 1 61 1 19 ;\ 226 : 46 I 1 37 ·11 1 I 1 i I 14 ! 7 ! 13 I 2 :, 4~ TOTAL 1r--,2=--t---a7...-!r -=l,---,-----c6c--1-2-_;__ l8 - -4j. 135 I 177 ! 138 j 149 1-32 ;,--·631- . = - - - - - - ; 1- - _ - -- j - I CAUSE OF ACCIDENT I -- - i I I I1 I Fall of Rock Fall of Coal Mine Care Powder & Gas Mining liiscellaneoue TOTAL l I 6 l l l 7 ' , I ' 1 1' Il I 1 ' 1 ! .I , ! 9 42 ' 32 I 29 2 4 15 28 39 , 63 ! ! ! I i I I i ' I, j i.1: I 1: I I I 18 44 I :~i ~ i ! ~ 42 34 _J__j l _6_ j:- ~2- +, -it-- ~ I;: 1 ~~ • ~ J -~ j 138 _ 149 2 2 I 1, l 2 l _, 2 J!, : I 2 :i 7 :i ~~ '.I' I 5 ; 23 ~64 631 I i 7 TONS MINED FOR EACH FATAL I.ND FOR EACH NON-FATAL .ACCIDENTo Year Ending JW18 30th ! 1910 1 1911 : • 1912 1 I 1 - = =-:-,- -=-=-==--'-! - ; 61 861 ' 7,219 i 6,674 ' Non-Fatal : 10., 244 , ' ) MINE" B n 1 ! I TONS : i I TONS i I 5 Yrs11 Ending June 30., 1914 TONS =-==----t-;- "'5·10 ~,~8;;-';4~7,---- -n 71 739 71 568 1 I I Fatal . 207 1 401 1 122,004 , 83.,727 1171,885 • I Non-Fatal , 13,827 1 51 422 i 4,789 , 6,139 5,794 .1 I ! MI?lE n c n . 1914 I I TONS I TONS : !L---IUNE -;;-n-;A--=n - - - :F c:::-a_t_a-=-1~ : 8_,0~4~,~8= 85=-'",--=2c-=-1~2= , 6~8~8~ - I TONS : 1913 ; I 154,722 6,119 1 I l,319,064 2641 667' 8,650 I 9.,558 6,550 i 7,584 241 061 ' 11,534 1 ! I llillE n D n Fatal 1 1691 671 i236,19l ! 60,511 ' 179,287 Non-Fatal a,930 1 9,655 6.,018 '. 5,761 ' 8.,068 : 71 220 Fatal Non-Fatal : i I I ! I Fatal , 54,813 1581 184 1 1 Non-Fatal : 13. 910 , 9~ 809 :1 ~ .-;;;4~;:9~6-t;-;~9~~713~6~ - --=-.;;=9~,a ..8~7; - - - ----11, Es= --~=~ Fa~t~a~l ~ fai6;°J:e7--3-25,836 345,689 ,466,008 167,428 267,550 I .1 LLHI~N= : Non~Fatal ! 12,180 7.,350 6,100 6,657 7,610 71 455 '='-- ----- - --- I .• . • • •• • ·- -I ; MINE II E II �REPORT ON HORSES AND MULES AT SUPERIOR 0 HORSES MULES 59 26 9 2 Died and Sold ~o 12 4 ON HAND JUliE ao., 19140 56 24 Oli HAND JULY l., 19130 Received 9 Horses purchased for $1., 180.00 • Average cost of horse l3loll 2 Uules purchased for Average cost of mule 170.00 85000 ** 5 Horses sold for 175.00 ao.oo 2 Mules sold for 255.00 TOTAL SALES MINE 1 INJURED SICK DIED KILLEDo AVERAGE IN USE DURING YEAR. Horses Mules Horses Mules Horses Mules Horses Mules Horses Mules An 12 4 •Bn 10 2 l C " 7 5 l nDn 6 ll l E n 4 2 l OUTSIDE 18 TOTAL 57 II 11 l l l 2 l 4 2 2 l l l 5 3 a l 14 7 l l 24 4 a 3 4 �, ,. j "')\ : ti~) PIT MINE ON HA?m CAR So XN SHOP FOR REPAIRS JULY 10 19130 UEW CARS CARS IN RECEIVED SERVICE OM HAND JULY l., 19140 IIAII 277 7 12 261 26 0 "B" 262 2 6 259 261 "C" 255 18 12 262 280 "D" 311 6 14 316 322 "E" 111 10 6 109 119 TOTAL 1216 * 43 50 1207 125QM in Mines • 1313 Cars lost taken down ana used to rap~ir carG in serviceo II ** 16 II II YEAR* CHARGED TO COST OF COAL 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 l9ll 1912 191a 1914 ~ ,!O'i'AL • Calendar Year II 0 0 II 000 182 150 200 30 ii It II fl fl II 11 CHARGED TO CONSTRUCTION 104 339 25 150 TOTAL 104 339 207 ••• IO I 95 75 300 200 125 75 000 • •• ••• 838 1400 0 0 I 562 50 50 �MISCELLANEOUS INFORM.A TION FOR TF.E YEAR9 July la 1913--June 30 1 19140 MINE '?ons mined by miners Tons mined by machine s Total tons mined Days mine worked Days worked by miners Days worked by loaders Total days worked by all Tons per day for each miner Tons per day for each loader Tons per day for all others Kegs powder used Tons of coal for each keg of Powder ( Miners ) Tons of coal for each keg of Po,vder ( Machines ) Pounds of Permissible Powder used Tons of coal par pound of Per111issible Powder ( Miners ) Tons of coal per pound of Permissible Powder ( Machines ) Tons of coal per cut by machines Fatal Accidents Non- Fatal .Accidents Tons of coal for each fatal accident Tons of coal for each non- n· accident MINE MIME "An· "Bn nc11· 115384 1. 78088 ! 193472 JI 224 Ii I 16576 I 7257 i 39289 iiI 7o0 l0o9 ii 12o5 i: I 1489 ! 150 53106 155471 208577 236 7316 14396 38232 7o2 1008 141025 109822 250847 220 16808 9240 42020 804 lla9 l6o0 1965 197 I 1206 1997 302 95 I I I'. : I 26118 ! 402247 66614 175429 83508 602318 242043 109626 1,11.004565 11'77 278 219 53621 9307 3614 54191 14958 8340 25298 190128 I 45289 7o5 7o2 7o2 llo7 llol lOoO i 11 .. s l2o2 II' 002 2452 534 I 8437 I I 157 186 264 i I I' I 84 I I MINE I MINE ! TOT.4L I i _,.!!12.!!. . - - 11 E 11 I I 88 86 89 !1 I 2550 87 I· I ·---- 12450 ii 15000 I ---- ,iIt ----I I i 3o8l 3o97 3o92 4ol7 25 36 29 7739 5794 8650 4 2 3 3o60 i;1 3o64 4o6l I 3o37 4o06 6 2 I 4 12 I. 132 30 60511 54813 167428 8068 9136 11 7_610 I 11 I POWER ---=--- Hoisting Engines Boilers Uining Machines., Electric Mining Machines., Air Pumps Locomotives Mine Cars 110 • of Head of Live Stock * VAN DYKE SEAll I'11 ! ' ' 7 l 5 268 16 3 2 14 6 9 6 3 35 2 2 2 322 17 5 l 2 7 l* 3* 4 261 12 4 280 12 119 6 l 13 15 1250 63 �TEHEr ENTS OCCUPIED Alm VACANT0 July 1 0 1913...,_June 30, 19140 · 14011TH OCCUPIEB o VACANTo TOT.II.Lo July 277 66 343 August 287 56 343 September 292 51 343 October 296 47 343 lovember 299 44 343 December 305 38 343 January 311 32 343 February 313 30 343 Karob 311 32 343 April 312 31 343 May 318 25 . 343 June 316 27 343 �STATEMENT OF RENT, WATER AND ELECTRIC LIGHT ACCOUNTSo July l, 1913-June 30, 1914. J!onth Balo Due From Last Month Rent this Month Water this Month Light this llonth Total Amount Due • HOW COLLECTED Balo Cash Bill UnI collRoll I ecteda Pay f July $ 85095 2516095 535007 655049 3793046 3379.50 227029 20024 166043 Aug, l6io43 2591016 552077 681092 3992028 3563092 278027 2o24 i 147085 Sept. 147085 2735025 563077 719099 4166086 3745048 318067 24074 1 77097 Oct. 77097 2747028 566050 715028 4107 .. 03 3754097 307052 15 074 , Nov. 28.80 2773058 578.21 730053 4lllol2 3824070 280081 I I l 7o56 j 28080 l o95 ! Dec, 8 050 2858078 589076 990092 4436096 3858092 286095 20024 270085 Jan, 270.85 2922037 6011'120 942005 4736047 3921089 538057 28ol9 247082 Feb, 247.82 2954041 609o5l 908036 4720010 3954049 702002 30098 32061 Karch 32.61 2949041 608033 929020 4519.55 3987002 470097 26055 35-oOl April 35,01 2985033 607026 910.95 4538.55 3941059 484.58 20.24 92ol4 Kay 78.14 2970033 608096 887.18 4544.61 3997,73 423043 34080 88.65 June 88065 2980090 6llo28 913.84 4594.67 4048.56 413.87 30069 101.55 p WorthlesE Accounts Dropped l4o55 Balances Uncollected, 11710 63 ~ TOTAL $85.95 33985,75 7032.62 9985.71 51075.48 45978.77 4732.95 262.21 101.5s �STATEHEWT OF OPEF.ATIOW OF SUPERIOR WATER WORKSo J uly 1., 1_9 13--June 30., 19140 !.!OUTH DE B I ,,, Cost of Operationo CREDITS Water to Ten- Water to Company emantlllo Use~ Water to Marchandise Departmento Deficit TOTAL Charged to Cost of Coal July $ 1708047 535007 l3:i50 2ci00 1157090 1708047 Aug, 1523059 552077 9o:'.8 2o00 959054 1523059 Sept, 1630054 563077 12a54 2o00 1052023 1630054 Oct. 1368002 566050 6043 2o00 793009 1368002' Nov. 16171146 578021 3o,15 2o00 1033~70 1617046 Dec. 1815~07 589076 2o37 2o00 1220094 1815007 Jan, 1715094 60lo20 2.00 2o00 1110074 1715094 Feb, 1521.77 532062 2o00 2o00 985ol5 1521077 March 1943086 685032 2o04 2.00 1254060 1943086 April 1899088 6071136 2o99 2o00 1287063 1899088 L~y 1822046 608096 3o39 2o00 1208011 1822046 Juno 2059042 611028 13044 2.00 1432.70 2059042 TOTAL $20626.48 7032062 73.53 24000 13495033 20626048 �REPORT OH TENEMENT CONSTRUCTION AND OTHER REHTABLE BUILDIUGSo Prior to June 30 3 1913 0 there were constructed: 1-- l Room Cabin3 Rock l - 1 Room Store Building, 11 A11 Mine., Frame 3-- l Room School Houses., Frame 1- 2 Story Cabin., Rock 1-- 3 Room Cabin, Rock 63- 3 Room Houses, Frame 248- 4 Room Houses., Frame 2-- 4 Room Houses., Concrete 1-- 4 Room House, Frame., for School Purposes 4-- 5 Room Houses, Frame 4-- 5 Room Houses, Concrete 5-- 6 Room Houses, Frame l-- 6 Room House, Concrete ( Superintendent's Residence) 3-- 8 Room Houses, Frame 2-- School Rouses, Frame 1-- Miners 1 Meeting Hall, Frame 1-- Bank Building, Concrete 1-- Opera House, Frame 1-- Hospital Building, Frame 344- T O TA L Built during year ending June 30., 1914: 0- Buildingso Additions to Tenement Buildingso Under Construction: 0-- Buildings �STATEMENT OF THE GE!ITERAL OPERA.TI ON OF . f-.. ~1"'2 l~J . "'-' SUPERIOR STORE Foi~ periods July 1st, 1912 to June 30th, 1913 July 1st, 1913 to June 30th, 1914 By Eo Bo Treat, Superinte11dent of Stores. Percentage ·-- Total Expense Percentage Net E~rnings Peroentage I Year Sales Gross Earnings 1913 123,359.95 30,287.76 .221 21,720.76 . • 161 8,576.00 0060 1914 143,898.33 34,627.22 .240 23,894.77 .166 10,732.45 .074 i !nor. 20,538.38 4,339.46 .019 2,174.01 .005 .014 ,I ' I 2,156.45 I Ii The Inventory of June 30th, 1914 amounted to $38,781.45, an inorease of ~~10.60. The outstanding accounts at the close of the year were $5,287.60, an increase of $1,550.59. The average number of men employed during the year was 995, an increase of 135. The average monthly ,sales per employee was $12.05. Depreciation, $1,015.22. Truces, $521.80. Both these amounts are included in this year's expenses, which were not charged in previous The Superintendent's charge for this year amounts to $4,047.99, an increase of $1,362.45. ' 1,l �t-: ,.,_i) .... _,. . ..:"" DETAILS OF CAPITAL EXPENDITURES Year Ending June 30th, 1914 - - DESCR IPTION i - = AMOUNTI~ i Coal Lands : NE¼, Sec. 33, Twp . 21 N.; Range 102 W. 4,000 00 Equipment: I l!ining: I Machine & Drills Air Compressors & Motors 3,834 80 1,156 59 I' 4,991 39 Hauling: Hoists Mine Cars Horses &: Mules Trolley Wire a: Hangers Endless Rope Haulage 11 A 11 Mine Ventilation: Electric Fans 11 A11 Mine Self-Reducing Aneroid Barograph Sprinkling & Drainage: Pu;mps &: Motors Pipes a: Fittings Power Lines 3,282 30 3,075 01 1,040 00 99 23 1 ,847 81 3,165 26 39 89 l, 953 31 1 , 784 94 Safety: Telephones & Signals Fire Fighting Equipment First Aid Club Improvements: Motor Generator Sets Power House Changes: Cooling Tower&: Condensers Mechanical Stoker Drives Pipe Lines W ater Softener Feed Water Heater Changing Turbines Boiler Washer Pumps t 9,344 35 1 tt 3.,205 15 3,738 25 1,491 85 328 90 523 00 105 97 957 87 l 2,698 80 2,698 80 12,054 45 2,083 41 1,497 26 2,851 49 l,287 51 9,278 64 64 67 ~ I 29,117 43 59. 545 09 r Total Land & Equipment I Haulage Roads: Rails & Track Fastenings Ties - II I 8,409 77 5,581 44 Carried Forward - - 13,991 21 ! 73,536 30 ! �i I-.,, ,, . - I DETAILS OF CAPITAL EXPENDITURES ' Year Endi~ June 30th, 1914 - - ~ - .~ -- . . ·- AMOUNT DESCRIPTION Brought forward ,I Structures &: Buildings: , Blacksmith Shop "D" Mine Remodeling Dump,Tipple & Shaking Screens Powder Ho-u.aes Fan House 11 A11 No. 3 New Power House New Boiler House Endless Rope Engine House Water Softener House Hose Cart House Hoist Hous e 11 A11 Mine Shaker Screens 11 0 11 (Plans) l ~ I I I ' I i ; 6.579 85 Tenements 693 10 Water Works 2,102 96 Mercantile Store: Fixtures & Equipment I I 73,536 30 109 04 3,225 33 1,083 24 226 45 l,49114 115 37 120 43 100 64 22 77 60 44 25 00 i l! 907 93 - - 83.820 14 TOTAL I I j ), I I �SUi'.1HARY OF EQUIPMENT FOR MIHE II A II o June 30, 19140 11 I 2245 79 1444 18 1616 70 2996 42 4613 12 862 66 3891 83 4754 49 253 50 1708 28 1961 78 i I: s 2670 21 ·i • 178115 1-- Dµmp , Tipple & Scr eenG Remodeled in 1913- 14 I :1 I 2-- Sets Ro P.., Track Scales ! 11 TOTAL 4916 00 3225 33 MATERIAL LABOR I 1- Box Car Loader, Boiler & Building i I I 1- 45 HP Electric Fan & Building 1- 100 KVA Synchronous tiotor and Fan, with Building, for Moo 3 Seamo 1-- 54 Disc Ventilating Fan, North "A" 11 I I I II 3064 43 92 14 92 14 185 66 3658 97 3844 63 I 39 ·09 3868 82 3907 91 77 55 3892 69 3970 24 ! ,1 I I 4.... 3 Ton Electric Locomotives 2528 42 536 01 I !1 2-- 50 KW Motor Generator Sets I I I I I I I ! 7- Mining Machines 8 71 I; ,I 6-.. Drills 11 1-- Pump I 9543 70 9552 41 1559 09 1559 09 531 68 531 68 9637 71 2725 76 235 63 3940 85 10573 86 3054 63 1316 13 4348 79 1238 55 1238 55 1- 200 HP Electric Hoist, Slope 1-- 52 HP Electric Hoist, Plane 1- P.ock Building for abcw I 1-- 75 HP Electric Hoist &: Building for Mo. 3 Seam II 1- 10 x 14 Haulage Engine with as HP Motor, for EndleEs Rope System 936 15 328 87 1080 50 407 94 Outside Plane, Upper n A " 1425 92 2207 40 3633 32 1- Mine Foreman's Office 35 47 87 63 123 10 1- Stable a: Hay Barn 566 33 797 35 1363 68 1- Black end th Shop 520 35 151 46 671 81 1- Powder Rouse 200 04 24 84 224 88 I $1ssa_2 a1 59009 19 72542 00 I I I - ~ ' ! I I i 1-- 6 Ton Gasoline Locomotive I - I I I I I I �COST OF DUMP AND TIPPLE FOR MINE" A 11 0 Earth Approa ch and Frame D\lmp., 181 x 1071, covered with corrugated irono Two mine tracks, t wo l oadi ng r ailroad tracks, and one passing track; 201 611 rail to raila Pr io:r ·-to remo deling in 1913-1914 . LABOR MATERIAL TOTAL 373 00 15 60 166 77 423 62 91 87 706 94 188 30 114 23 88 50 69 38 1887 87 COST TO JULY l., l 913 g Engineering Teaming & Hauling Foundation Timber Bents & Superstructure Lumber Corrugated Iron Misc. Material Painting Wagon Bin 1-Phillips' Patent Push Back Car Dump for 30" gauge track a Purchased from Phillips Mine & Mill Supply Coo, April 188 1906 o Invpice Freight Handling l-Chute with Screens o Purchased from Duncan Foundry and Machine Works, September 23, 1909 o Invoice Freight Plans Installation Approach to Dump Contract No . l made with Roylance Bros . July 12, 1906. Pay Roll Labor Track... Kine to Tipple Pit Scales- 5 Ton Fairbanks ' C ON T I N UE D $ 166 77 50 62 76 27 365 76 58 20 296 56 130 00 50 55 189 71 9 16 247 00 79 05 14 84 122 55 30 25 493 69 856 17 275 17 354 90 23 24 46 68 106 31 llal 34 401 .58 129 55 2670 21 2245 79 4916 00 �COST OF DUHP AND TIPPLE FOR MINE n A n, Continued o Remodeling for Cross-over Tipple and Shaker Screenso ( Not complete, June 30, 19140 ) • LABOR MATERIAL ·TOTAL COST JULY l, 1913-JUNE 30, 1914: 109 27 Engineering and Supervision $ 109 27 Dump and Track Alterations 989 36 616 17 1605 53 Cross.. over Tipple 45 82 156 33 202 15 Building and Installing Screens 613 64 518 52 1132 16 133 00 20 16 153 16 Shaker Drivel-•Type 11AU 11 Motor, 7-1/2 HP., 440 Volts, 860 RPM, 3 Phaseo Purchased from Allis-Chalmers, October 28, 19~3o Invoice Freight Feeder Line TOTAL COST-...June 30. 1914. 23 06 23 06 $178115 1444 18 3225 33 $4451 36 3689 97 8141 33 \ �COST OF ELECTRIC FAN FOR MINE " A "--NOo 3 SEA.Mo Purchas ed f:rom General Electric Coo., June 18., 1912 and Novo 25., 19130 * l--45 HPa Variable Spead., 2080 Volt., GENERAL ELECTRIC Ao Co Motora direct connected to STURTEVANT Double Inlet Blower., 48 11 \'lide by 36 11 diametero Guaranteed for 40.,000 cubic feet of air per minute against a 211 water gaugeo Maximum speed., 600 RPhl o ** 1---100 KV.A GENERAL ELECTRIC Synchronous Motoro Noo 6072460 125 HP Type AT I-12-100-600. Form 80 25 Amps 2300 Volts 60 Cycleso 600 RPM. Complete with exciter., switchboard panel., etco , LABOR MATERIAL TOTAL 1375 00 91 80 1466 80 1150 00 316 80 1150 00 316 80 1739 00 130 99 1869 99 COST TO JULY l, 1913: Invoice • Freight $ Red Bill No, 349 against The U. P. Coal Co., Rock Springs, April 7., 1913., for Motoro COST JtJLY 1, 1913-JUNE 30 1 1914: ** Invoice Freight Engineering&: Supervision Foundation Teaming Installation Building TOTAL COST: 23 75 160 04 33 00 238 35 80 87 536 01 152 79 54 85 2211 62 23 75 294 03 33 00 39114 135 72 2747 63 $536 01 2528 4i 3064 43 133 99 I I ! I .j I l �COST OF DISC VENTILft. TING FAM FOR MINE II A 11_,.. 11 NORTH A11 o Furcha~ed fro~ Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfg. & Supply Co., June 22, 19140 LABOR MATERIAL TOTAL COST TO JULY 11 1913~ $0 O O ••• ••• 73 50 18 64 92 14 92 14 9_2 14 92 14 92 14 COST JULY 11 1913~JUNE 30, 1914g l-54 11 Disc Ventilating Fan., No. E-2080 Type n. With Co I. Flanges. To be used running at 615 RPHo To deliver 281 600 cubic feet of air against l" pressure .. Belt driven .. Invoice- FOB Detroit Freight TOTAL COST: $ �, ... .... ., 11.i ;_ -' 'I COST OF 5-1/4 x 6 DEMIUG PUMP WITH 5 HP WESTINGHOUSE MOTORo Charged and used originally at Mine n A "o Now in use at Van Dyke Seara., Mine II B 11 0 Purchased from Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfgo & Supply Coo, Novo 11., 1913, c:1..nd The Westinghouse Electric & Mfgo Coo, July., 19130 LABOR COST TO JtJLY 1., 1913: $ 0 0 9 0 MATERIAL TOT.AL 0 0 O I 0 287 50 15 00 49 29 351 79 102 60 2 ·10 104 70 456 49 456 49 456 49 456 49 0 D • , COST JULY l, 1913~JUNE 30, 1914g l-M5-l/4 x 6 DEMING Triplex Electric Pumpo Noo 91830 Fitted with cast steel gears and gear guards-to be fit~ed with HILL valves- for 150# working pressure. Invoice Extra for HILL Valves Freight 1--WESTINGHOUSE Open Horzo Motoro No. 1201940. No. 306 Frame Type "MS 11 5 HP 440 Volte 60 Cycles 3 Phase 1080 RPM. 0 Invoice Freight TOTAL COST: $ �"-.. . ., '·, COST OF JEFFREY ELECTRIC DRILL FOR MINE II A 11 :: _:. 0 Purchas ed from Jeffrey Mfgo Coa, September 3, 1913a I LABOR COST TO JULY 1,l) 1913& $ 0 0 0. 0 I I iI ! 1--JEFFREY Electric Rotary Drillo Type A-l-l/2 C-3o 220 Voltsa Complete, leas augers and truck~ 0 ••• O O 0 I COST JULY l, 1913-JUNE 30, 1914: TOTAL MATERIAL I i I : I Invoice Freight TOTAL COST: $ 195 00 7 25 202 25 202 25 202 25 202 25 202 25 i 1 �COST OF ARRANGING PLANE FOR ENDLESS ROPE SYSTEU--MINE n A no TO HANDLE CARS FROM MINE MOUTH TO DUMPo ,,' -~Not complete Juua 301 1914-j LABOR I I COST TO JULY 13 1913g $ O O e 0 I I I i TOTAL MATERIAL i 0 O O Q 0 0 0 0 I I ' I I I " COST JULY 1., 1913--JUNE 30., 1914: ; ! Engineering & Supervision Track Changes Tunnel to No. 3 Seam Trestle Car Hooks 1--10 x 14 OTTUMWA Haulage Engineo Purchased from The u. P. Coal Co., Reliance., December 20, 19130 Invoice Freight 1-35 HP GEMERAL ELECTRIC Motora Type I-1-22-35 A Form 11 M" 440 Volts 600 RPM. Purchased from General Electric Co., Dec .• 2., 19130 Invoice Freight Installing Engine & Sheaves Building TOTAL COST: 93 63 994 73 1192 44 25 85 66 94 I 10 49 82 88 53 57 34 02 I 93 63 1005 22 1275 32 79 42 100 96 750 00 37 60 787 60 596 66 50 30 $3020 55 425 97 25 00 210 71 l~O 57 1760 81 450 97 807 37 4781 36 $3020 55 1760 Bl 4781 36 J.aQ_fiL i �COST OF OPENING AND DEVELOPIUG ROCK TUMNEL THRU FAULTED DISTRICT TO NOo l SEAM, MINE II A 11 0 ** Contr~c i Noo 44 made with Jo Ao Martin, February 26, 1913~ calling for all l abor in connection with the driving, necessary timber ing Coal was stl'"uck at :fac·e of tunnel on FGbruary 13, 19~4o • and completion of a rock tunnelo LABOR MATERIAL TOT.AL I COST TO JULY 18 1913g Engineering $ 61 85 1785 00 * *Driving Material used, and furnished by the Company, in drivingo Blacksmithing Trackage Power Line 61 85 140 82 16 52 36 19 44 50 - 1944 06 --·--·- 324 04 90 11 - 11925 82 I 16 52 I 360 23 ! !,. 134 61 -- --I 554 97 -·- --~-- - COST JULY 11 1913-JUllE 30, 1914: 2499 03 "--- = i 45 78 6357 00 61 00 Engineering ** Driving 61 Sets of Timber at $1.00 Material used, and furnished by the Company, in drivingo Blacksmithing Trackage Power Line 45 78 4 71 85 94 7 87 75 44 17 06 6503 94 111 03 75 44 21 77 6571 65 186 31 6757 96 $8515 7l 741 28 9256 99 6 27 54 6 81 103 16 l TOTAL COST: ** 1357 feet of tunnel driven at Contract price of $6.00 per foot. TOTAL COST PER FOOTl �SU1.1HARY OF EQUIPMENT FOR MINE II B no June so~ 19140 1-- Dump & Tipple LABOR $ 2404 66 MATERIAL TOTAL 2830 04 5234 70 777 35 1371 58 2148 93 153 34 1556 40 1709 74 I 187 64 7981 51 8169 15 1492 31 I 1492 63 2259 68 2259 68 ; I 3456 12 I l- Set Ro Ro Track Scales I 1-- 45 HP Electric Fan I 7- Mining Machines I I I I I 6- Drills l - 4 Ton Electric Locomotive 32 I I I, 2- 3 Ton Electric Locomotives ll 66 I 1..... 10 Ton Electric Locomotive I I I 3445 06 \ i 856 13 3129 93 I 458 23 4416 45 I I l- 75 HP Electric Hoist I I I I 3986 06 i I ,I ' I I 531 51 I II I 4874 68 980 11 I 180 84 448 66 I ! I 188 78 I 369 62 I 32 53 42 28 74 81 ! 102 42 17 58 120 00 1- Air COmpressor with 30 HP Motor- VAM DYKE 1207 98 1207 98 a- Pumps 1042 60 1042 60 1-- Stable I 1- Hay Shed I I 1-.. Blacksmith Shop i I l - Powder House I II II l- Radialaxe Coal Cutter ti " 5 00 1457 15 1462 15 1... 15 HP Electric Hoist II If 182 10 1108 61 1290 71 $5883 73 33996 60 39880 aa I I I ~ . �COST OF CURTIS AIR COMPRESSOR WITH 30 HP WESTINGHOUSE MOTOR. FOR VAN DYKE SEAM-•MINE II B 11 0 * Purchased from Alamo Engo & Supply Coo, Omaha., December 11., 1913, *~ and Joseph Ro Lehnter., Omaha., November 28, 19130 LABOR $ t COST TO JULY l, 1913: 0 0 MATERIAL TOTAL 0 O V 0 9 0 0 0 397 50 116 59 514 09 338 00 38 15 37115 248 19 24 43 272 62 50 12 50 12 1207 98 1207 98 1207 98 1207 98 , COST JULY l, 1913-JUNE 30, 1914: * 1--CURTIS Air Compressor. Noo 50550 13 11 X 811 X 12 11 0 Complete. Invoice-FOB Sto Louis. Freight **1-WESTINGHOUSE Induction Motor. No. 10580290 30 HP 845 RPM 220 Volts 3 Phase 60 Cycle 8 Pole 10- A Frame. Slide Rail Auto Starter. Invoice-FOB Chicago. Freight 3-WESTINGHOUSE Transformers. Types A. Single Phase. Invoice Freight Hose TOTAL COST: $ �COST OF 4x4 BLAKE & KMOWLES PUMPS WITH 3 HP GENERAL ELECTRIC MOTORSo FOR VAl!T DYKE SEAM-"""MINE II B "o Purchased from Blake & Knowles, Novo 11, 1913., and General Electric Co., Octo 181 19130 LABOR COST TO JULY 11 1913: $ •..• MATERIAL ! TOTAL I O e t 0 II 0 ••• COST JULY 11 1913-JUNE 30, 1914: I 2--4 x 4 BLAKE & KNOWLES Vertical Single Acting Triplex Power Pumpso Nos. J3...196113-14.. Arranged ·,lith double reduction of gears and motor base. 300 60 84 78 385 38 168 48 32 25 200 78 $ 586 11 586 11 $ 586 11 586 ll Invoice Freight ·2-GENERAL ELECTRIC I[otors 0 Nos. 424416-4283000 Form AA 56. Shunt Woundo 3 HP. Invoice Freight ' TOTAL COST �COST OF OPENING AND DEVELOPING VAN DYKE SEAM, MINE II B 11 0 TOTAL DI STANCE DRIVEN JUNE 30, 1914: Manway-----7721 Slope- ---855' 20 1 of Coal Entry at foot of Slope o I I COST TO JULY 1., 1913: Engineering Driving Slope 397 1., Manway 451 1 Blacksmithing Track Pipe Line Power Line Repairing Machiner y & Tools Dump Car Signals $ I LABOR MATERIAL 5116 7126 82 80 58 166 49 I I I I 369 53 53 00 20 11 TOTAL 5116 7293 31 80 58 443 24 _142 72 I 190 69 861 06 72 82 32 18 443 24 142 72 190 69 491 53 19 82 12 07 II i I 9167 76 I • $ 7701 20 1466 56 $ 635 Ol 2494 67 1337 62 45 934 38 929 56 635 46 3429 05 2267 18 9677 46 2609 73 12287 19 $14144 76 4474 12 18618 88 $21845 96 5940 68 27786 64 - COST JULY 11 1913..JUNE 30., 1914: Engineering & Supervision Hoisting & Pumping Repairing Machinery & Toole Drilling., Mucking., Etc o (Slope driven 458 1 _o ) (Manway n 321~- ) I ' TOTAL COST ( Charged against construction- $1085 75) - �SUMMARY OF EQUIPMENT FOR MINE n C "o June 301 19140 ~ LABOR MATERIAL TOTAT . 1- Dump, Tipple & Screens Plans for Screens 1913-14 1$ 4484 88 25 00 6668 08 11152 96 25 00 2- Sets Ro Ro Track Scales 1487 72 3443 69 4931 41 708 33 4378 76 5087 09 385 45 2042 38 2427 83 7649 20 7649 20 I 31 1519 58 1519 89 I I lll 76 195111 2062 87 1045 71 1045 7l I 1- Box Car Loader, Boiler a: Building 1- 65 HP Electric Fan II I I 1: 6- Mining Machines 6- Drills ii ,, i !! 11 I l- 50 K\'1 Motor Generator Set 2- Pumps I 1- 200 HP Electric Hoist, Motor Generator Set., and Building 1762 16 10060 28 11822 44 2- 15 HP Electric Hoists 239 66 1926 29 2165 95 1110 74 5440 45 655119 7 15 4996 01 5003 16 305 09 172 90 477 99 147 10 89 57 236 67 $10775 35 51384 Ol 62159 36 l - 4 Ton Electric Locomotive & Motor Generc1,tor Set \ ,I a- a Ton Electric LocOI!lotivee 1- Blacksmith Shop I I I I i l- Powder House I I �COST OF VULCAN ELECTRIC HOIST WITH 15 HP CRANE MOTORo FOR MINE II C 11 0 * Purchased from Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfgo & Supply Coo, Deco 20, 1913, ** and General Electric Coo, Deco 81 19130 LABOR $ .... COST TO JULY 1, 1913: MATERIAL TOT.AL 0 ••• e O • 0 COST JULY 11 1913-JTJNE 30 1 1914: #1-1/2 VULCAN • 1-Special Electric Hoist, Noo 4410 11 Built on heavy Co Io Frameo Rope speed 275' per minutao Complete with operating gears.Invoice Freight ** lwCRANE Motoro 15 HP 575 RPM 60 Cycles 355 52 166 97 7 13 174 10 529 62 529 62 529 62 529 62 No .. 203281, 220 Volts Invoice Freight TOTAL COST: 300 00 55 52 $ �SUMMARY OF EQUIPMENT FOR MINE n D 11 0 June 30., 19140 - l- Dump., Tipple & Screens MATERIAL l $ LABOR 3611 99 2463 64 2- Sets Ro Ro Track Scales l I TOTAL 6075 63 :I II 11 I 1405 26 398 49 l- Electric Box Car Loader iI I I 3476 98 iI 3875 47 ! 15 33 ! 11242 29 !: 11257 62 I I I 9-- l!ining Machines ! 2507 31 I 3912 57 I I 918 65 4-.. Drills 918 65 a-- Pumps 1029 80 1029 80 ' 2032 78 2473 74 I 9110 440 96 l- 45 HP Electric Fan 1-- Disc Ventilating Fan, 54", for Noo 3 Seam i j l- 250 RP Electric Hoist., Slope Building I I I 9110 5207 99 414 90 498 54 I 162 23 4709 45 252 67 461 79 4323 07 4784 86 3849 14 4220 09 I I ;I 1- 75 HP Electric Hoist., Plane ! I I I ' ' ' ' ! i I I I 370 95 II 1- 30 HP Electric Hoist, Noo 3 Seam I 1- 4 Ton Electric Locomotive and Motor Generator Set I I II 604 94 ! 1-- 10 Ton Electric Locomotive I I 4675 35 5280 29 2686 82 2686 82 I l- SO KVA Motor Generator Set, for Noo 3 Seam ' 115 56 1927 56 2043 12 1- Stable 357 15 593 16 950 31 1- Blacksmith Shop 83 47 208 58 292 05 l- Powder Rouse 347 71 122 27 469 98 $7726 02 48258 97 -- - -- - - I_ - I 55984 99 - I I I I i �COST OF SULLIVAN . LOMGWALL MnTING MACHIHE~ FOR MUTE 11 D 11 --NO. 3 SEAMo Purchased from The Uo Po Coal Co., Reliance, Septo 4, 19130 LABOR COST TO JULY l, 1913: $ 0 0 0 MATERIAL • o • 0 TOTAL .... COST JULY l, 1913-JUNE 30, 1914: 1--SULLIVAN Longwall Mining Machineo No. 1045. Class C - H. 250 Volts,, 30 RP Motor .. 1125 RPMo Invoice 1384 60 Freight 14 70 Handling TOTAL . COST: 1399 30 15 33 15 33 15 33 1399 30 1414 63 $15 33 1399 30 1414 63 I �COST OF JEFFREY LONGWALL MINING MACHINE. FOR MINE n D "--NO~ 3 SEAHo Purchased from The Uo Po Coal Coo, Rock Springs 8 March 61 19140 LABOR COST TO JULY l, 1913: $0000 MATERIAL O O • 0 TOTAL 0 . <I COST JULY l, 1913-JUNE 30, 1914: 1-JEFFREY Electric Long\7all Mining Machine. Noo 94480 Type 24 A. Complete with usual partsa 1889 16 18 40 Invoice Freight-From Rock Springs Freight on truck, direct from factory. Freight on parts returned · and received. TOTAL COST . 24 47 32 26 $ 1964 29 1964 29 1964 29 1964 29 �COST OF' JEFFREY ELECTRIC DRILL FOR HINE II D II o Purchased from Jeffrey Mfgo Coo, September 3, 19130 COST TO JULY 1, 1913: LABOR MATERIAL TOT.AL $DO 'I 0 0 0 I 0 oo•O COST JULY 1, 1913-JUllE 30, 1914; l-JEFFREY Electric Rotary Drillo Type A-1-1/2 C- 3o 220 Voltso Complete, less augers and trucko Invoice Freight TOTAL COST: 195 00 $ 7 25 202 25 202 25 202 25 202 25 202 25 �COST OF HOTOR GENERATOR SET WITH 50 KVA SYNCHRONOUS MOTORo FOR MINE II D l l - - 1'!0o 3 SEAMo Plll'chased from General Electric Co., Novo 25, 1913b LABOR COST TO JULY l, 1913: $ : 0 O O 0 HATERIAL TOTAL 0 0 e I ••• 0 ~ COST JULY l, 1913-JUNE 30., 1914: 1....;. c. c. Generator, 50 IC\'11 200 Amps., 1200 RP.U, 250 Volts., direct connectea to 1-~ Synchronous Motor, 75 HP, l9o7 Amps, 1200 RPM, 2200 Volts. With Switchboardo Invoice Freight Insurance Installation 1600 1 Cable TOTAL COST: 1523 00 138 33 3 81 13 41 249 01 1665 14 $115 56 1927 56 2043 12 $115 56 1927 56 2043 12 115 56 377 98 �COST OF BLACKSMITH SHOP FOR MINE II D 11 0 Completed in September, 19130 Frame Builcling6 covered with corrugated irono COST TO JULY 1, 1913: Superstructure 161 x 32 1 0 LABOR MATERIAL TOTAL $15 98 167 03 183 01 15 98 167 03 183 01 67 49 41 55 109 04 67 49 41 55 109 04 $83 47 208 58 292 05 COST JULY 1, 1913-JUUE 30, 1914: Superstructure TOTAL COST: NOTE- Corrugated Iron cost $127.39 of total material charges. �COST OF DISC VENTILATING FAN FOR Mil~E II D «-NOo 3 SEAEo Purchased from Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfgo & Suppiy Coo, Octo 7, 19130 LABOR COST TO JULY 1, 1913: $ 0 •II MATERIAL 0 0 I 0 TOTAL 0 O Q 0 COST JULY l, 1913-JUNE 30, 1914: l-54« Disc Ventilating Fan. No. 571220 Type Do With Co Io flangeso To be used running at 615 RPM., To deliver 28,600 cubic feet of air against 1n :pressureo Belt driven. Invoice-FOB Detroit. 73 50 Freight 17 60 9110 9l 10 9110 9110 9110 TOTAL COST: $ �F--- - - ... ~ ,~,, " sm.mARY OF EQ,UIPMEMT FOR MINE n E II o June 30, 19140 Shaft Equipment, consisting of Steel Head Frame, Electric Hoist, Cages and Screens MATERIAL TOTAL $ 4872 43 17874 24 22746 67 2160 56 II 4262 77 2102 21 2- Sets Ro Ro Track Scales 1- Box Car Loader LABOR 'I 351 48 1- 75 HP Electric Hoist, Slope 9841 92 4014: 15 I 4047 10 'i I 4398 58 6787 05 1032 70 1033 01 210 97 I 2129 90 2400 87 28 66 2692 50 272116 Rescreening Bins~ 36 11 Belt Conveyor 2472 01 5487 7l 7959 72 1- Blacksmith & Boiler Rep4ir Shop 689 40 1901 28 2590 68 $14801 62 53954 96 68756 58 31 4- Drills 1- 65 HP Electric Fan I i I I i! 5- Pumps I 13856 07 6787 05 6-- Mining Machines I I I �COST OF 4 x 4 BLAKE & KNOWLES PtJ11.!P WITH 3 HP GENERAL ELECTRIC MOTORo FOR MINE II E "o Purchased from Blake & Knowles, Nov~ 11, 1913, and General Electric Coo~ Octo 181 19130 LABOR COST TO JULY 1, 1913: $ o O O I MATERIAL 0 0 O e TOTAL 0 O 9 0 COST JULY l, 1913-JIDTE 30, 1914: l--4 x 4 BLAKE & KNOWLES Vertical Single Acting Triplex Power Pump. No. 196112-Bo Arranged with double reduction of gears and motor baseo ' Invoice Freight 150 30 42 39 192 69 84 25 16 13 100 38 293 07 293 07 293 07 293 07 1- GENERAL ELECTRIC Motor. lio.428075. Form AA 56 Shunt Wound. 3 HP Invoice Freight TOTAL COST $ .I I i �COST OF 5 x 8 RlJl.iSEY PtJl'_jp with 5 HP WESTINGHOUSE MOTOR·~ F'OR MINE n E II o Purchased from Crane Coo, Mcho 19., 1914., and The Westinghous e Electric & Mfgo Coo, Febo 281 19140 LABOR COST TO JULY 1, 1913: TOT.AL I I MATERIAL I •••• $0000 • Cl O CS I I I i I I I I I i I ! I COST JULY 1, 1913= JUNE 30, 1914: I I I I I I I 1-- RUMSEY Triplex Power Pumpo No. 62590 Fig. 691 . 5 X 80 a. I. Water Bed Plate. Intermediate Gear and Rawhide Meter Pinion. I ' ~ Invoice 356 53 356 sal 144 34 144 34 116 76 116 76 617 63 617 63 617 63 617 63 1-- WESTINGHOUSE Motor. No. l70941. Type _C S 440 Volts 1150 RPM 10 HP 3 Phase 60 Cycle 12.7 Amps. 1-Type n E II Auto Starter .. Invoice Freight on all $ TOTAL COST: �COST OF AUXILIARY FANo Purchased from Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfg. & Supply Co., Novo 111 1913, and Allis-Chalmers, Sept~ 6, 19130 LABOR ! llATERIAL COST TO JULY l, 1913: : $•••o I I .... TOTAL ! I II • •• 0 I' I I I ! ! I I COST JULY l, 1913-JUNE 30, 1914: I i I I I I I I l--#4-1/2 American Sirocco Fano Full housed, single -inlet, to handle 10,000 cubic feet of air per minute. I 178 20 2 80 181 00 162 00 21 65 183 65 5 25 21 03 26 28 5 25 385 68 390 93 $5 25 385 68 390 93 Invoice Freight "' 1--ALLIS-CHALMERS Motoro No. 3-KK-2705-2. Type K. 5 HP 220 Volts 575 RPM Invoice Freight Truck TOTAL COST: �- I ! COST OF ELECTRIC POWER PLANT 0 Prio t' t a changes made in Years 1913-1914 . COST TO JULY l , 1913 g BUILD!NQ:t ( Reinfo r ced. concrete, 301 x ao•. ( Completed in March, 19090 Plans & Engineering Excavation Concrete Work & Painting Roof & Openings Exhaust Tunnel Gravel roof, cement flooro ) )• LABOR $ 451 96 381 40 3022 30 638 95 144 17 $4638 78 MATERIAL 80 25 14 36 1153 35 1007 93 145 51 2401 40 TOTAL 532 21 395 76 4175 65 1646 88 289 68 7040 18 GENERA TORS: ( Purchased from General Electric Coo in May and August, 19081 ) ( and January, 1909. ) --- MATERIAL TOTAL $ 41234 31 41234 31 1103 31 $1103 31 20824 00 873 17 62431 48 20824 00 1476 48 63534 79 LABOR 4--300 KW, 2300 Volt, 3 Phase, 60 Cycle, 1800 RPM, Horizontal Turbo Alternators, non.. condanaingo Invoice & Freight 2---300 KW, 250 Volt, Direct Current Horizontal Turbo Generatorso Invoice & Freight Unloadine: cib Settin~ i i i I INSIDE WIRING• SWITCHBOARDS AND EXCITERS: ( 1-Single Cylinder 15 KW Marine Exciter Set, 1-40 KW Motor Generator Set, ) ) ( l-60 HP, 2080 Volt, Motor, 1-10 Panel Blue Vermont A. c. Switchboard, ( 1..4 Panel Blue Vermont Marble D. C. Switchboard, 1-l Panel Blue Vermont ) ( Marble A. c. Switchboard, all complete with necessary apparatus. Pur-- ) ( chased from General Electric Co . , llay and August, 19081 and March, 1912. ) MATERIAL TOTAL $ * 9245 69 9245 69 il968 81 $1968 81 2882 12 1406 29 13534 10 2882 12 3375 10 15502 91 $7710 90 78366 98 86077 88 LABOR A. C. Switchboards & Exciters Invoico ! Freight* D. c. Switchboard Invoico & Freight Unloadi"'o- Set+.-1 ...... & Wi..--l"'o- !OTAL COST- TO JUNE 30~ 1913: �I COST OF ELECTRIC POWER PLANT Continuedo ( POWER PLANT CHANGES) Not complete June 30, 19140 COST JULY l., 1913-JUNE 30 8 1914: REBUILDING TURBINES TO RUN CONDENSING: Engineering~ Supervision LABOR $ 229 35 New Material purchased from Genaral Electric Co., Deco 10., 1913, to change . 4-300 KW Turbines from single stage non-condensing to 2 stage condensingo Invoice Freight Insurance Chan~ing Turbines MATERIAL 1570 53 $1799 88 TOTAL 229 35 6800 00 186 91 17 00 7003 91 457 43 7461 34 2027 96 9261 22 CONDENSERS: Engineering & Supervision 2--Vertical Counter Current Centrifugal Jet Condensers. Complete with vent and equalizing pipeo 2--6 11 Horz. Double Suction C L 11 B" Volute Centrifugal Pumpeo 2-10 x 16 x 10 Single Horz. Steam Driven Center Crank Dry Vacuum Pumpso Purchased from H. R. Worthington, November 24, 1913. Invoice- FOB Harrison 2-GENERAL ELECTRIC Induction Motors, 35 HP, 440 Volts, 60 Cycles. Purchased from General Electric Co., August 13, 1913. Invoice Freight on all Teaming Foundation, Setting & Fitting Tank Pipe Fitting Building CONT I NUE D $ 124 58 124 58 I I 3000 00 524 14 423 35 5 50 146112 190 63 144 42 196 04 $2122 29 405 29 22 39 2426 76 64 52 6866 45 3947 49 5 50 1866 41 213 02 257118 260 56 8988 74 �COST OF ELECTRIC POWER PLANT, Continuedo ( POWER PLANT CHANGESo) COOLING TOWER AND RESERVOIR~ LABOR Engineering & Supervision Excavating Teaming Foundation & Reinforced Concrete Reservoir Pipe Lines Grading Structure~ 52 1 high, 20 t wide, 40 1 long. Teaming Engineering & Supervision Excavating Ereotine: $ 97 36 143 21 32 87 344 03 318 24 60 00 41 91 23 38 132 82 630 75 $1824 57 MATERIAL 25 67 309 94 1284 43 14 97 1358 95 2993 96 TOTAL 97 36 168 88 32 87 653 97 1602 67 60 00 1 I I 2202 78 4818 53 I I i WATER SOFTENER: Engineering & Supervision 1-KEHNICOTT Water Softenero Capacity 3800 gallons per hour. Purchased from The Kennicott Coo, December, 19130 Invoice Freight Foundation 8: Setting Bni1 ,;i,.,.,. $ 58 05 58 05 444 95 21 00 $ 524 00 1865 00 339 71 143 78 79 64 2428 13 2204 71 588 73 100 64 2952 13 FEED WATER HEATER: Engineering & supervision l-~KENNY Feed Water Heater, 2000 HP. Purchased from Vincent Kenny, November 24, 1913. Invoice Freight Installing & Fitting Pine Coverinf:I' CONT IN U E Dw 49 35 $ 49 35 323 01 100 17 $ 472 58 497 00 123 50 13 14 186 34 819 98 620 50 386 15 286 51 1292 51 I I I I �-- I COST OF ELECTRIC POWER PLAMT, Continuedo ( POl'iER PLANT CHAUGES ) ECCENTRIC STOKER DRIVES: * Engineering & Supervision 10-Complete Sets Eccentric Stoker Drives for 911 American rriarine Stokers, consisting of necessary stoker heads, pedestals, springs, rods, eccentrics, etco Purchased from American Stoker co •., July 19, 19130 Invoice Freight Foundation & Installing LABOR MATERIAL $ 54 19 365 80 $419 99 TOTAE 54 19 1262 24 208 52 198 36 1669 12 1470 76 564 16 2089 11 STIICHRONOUS MOTOR FOR EXCITER SET: 1-CEllERAL ELECTRIC 100 K:VA Synchronous Motor. 2300 Volta. Purchased from General Electric Coo, Nov. 25, 19130 Invoice ,, Freight Insurance Less Red Bill 415 against The U. P. Coal co., Reliance, for 1-60 HP, 2080 Volt GENERAL ELECTRIC Induction Motor, transferred from Superior to Reliance. I12stallation of new motor $ 1213 80 114 53 a oa 90 97 $ 90 97 75 9 00 4 07 576 43 572 36 95 04 667 40 71117 80 00 $79117 504 08 115 37 619 45 1215 25 195 37 1410 62 ADDITIONS TO POWER & BOILER PLANT BUILDINGS: Power Plant Building Boiler Plant Building * Installed in Boiler Plant, but essential in making Power Plant Changes. �1 I COST OF ELECTRIC POWER PLANT, Continuedo RECAPITULATION: COST OF ELECTRIC POWER PLA?TT TO JULY 1, 1913- Prior to changeso LABOR MATERIAL TOT.AL $ 7710 90 78366 98 86077 88 $ 1799 88 2122 29 1824 57 524 00 472 53 419 99 90 97 79117 $ 8045 40 7461 34 6866 45 2993 96 2428 13 819 98 1669 12 576 43 619 45 23434 86 9261 22 8988 74 4818 53 2952 13 1292 51 2089 11 667 40 1410 62 31480 26 $15756 30 101801 84 117558 14 POWER PLANT CHAMGES: Rebuidling Turbines to Run Cijndensing Condensers Cooling Tower & Reservoir Water Softener Feed Water Heater Eccentric Stoker Drives "' Synchronous Motor for Exciter Set Additions to Power & Boiler Plant Bldgso TOTAL • Installed in Boiler Plant, but essential in making Power Plant Changes o �l I COST OF WATER WORKS SYSTEMo 3-Prospect Wells~ four miles north of Superior, abandoned; 9- Pe rmanent Wells, a.t Super ior, varying in dept h from 600 ' to 725 1 ., cased with 10 11 pipe and equipped with electr ic driven pumping jacks and 411 or 611 tubing .. PIPE LINES Ju1!E 30., 1914g COST TO JULY 1., 1913: 8 11 Wooden Pipeoo••••• • •o5460 4n Wooden Pipe .. . .... • •19449 3/4° Iron Pipe •.•... .. •14922 I - .. I $ 7504 37 Prospect Well s 24907 77 Permanent Wells 1161 80 Pumps, Tubing & Machinery 4-•DOWNIE E. Ho Pumping Jacks, Single Acting. Class A. Complete with 4-WESTINGHOUSE Induction Motorso 20 HP, 850 RPM, 440 Volts, 3 Phase, 60 Cycle . Purchased from Stearns Roger Mf g. Co. , llovember 3., 1909 11 Invoice- FOB Superior 3--DOWNIE E. H. Pumping Jacks 3- WESTINGHOUSE Induction Motors ( Srune type as above ) Purchased from Stearns-Roger Mfg. Co . , I May 23 1 1910 a Invoice- FOB Superior 2--DO\VNIE E. Ha Pumping Jackso 2-WESTINGHOUSE Induction Motorso ( Same type as above) Purchased f rom Stearns-Roger Hf g o Co ., July 26., 1910. Invoice Freight 2-9 x 5-1/4 Duplex Plunger & Ring Made by Buffalo Steam Pattern Pumps . Pump Co . Purchased from Stearns-Roger Mf g. Co • ., November 12, 1909. Invoice Freight Foundation Installation I : I l i I ! I TOT.AL MATERIAL LABOR = - --- I I I I 12549 35 38048 28 3851 55 5044 98 13140 51 I 2689 75 I I I I I I, I I I i i I I I I I i I I 3718 00 I I 3718 00 I I I I I! I I 2688 99 2688 99 1357 61 457 82 1815 43 I I I I 611 7l 965 03 357 00 145 25 135 25 491 71 2705 95 FORW ARD--- ---------------- $35150 68 30226 87 65877 55 I ! iI I I - --- - I �I I 11 i I : I I i ,j I 1: COST OF 17ATER W ORKS SYSTEM., - Cont i nued. LABQR Brought Forward-- - -------------------- ------ · $35150 68 Tubing & & chi.nary., Continuado 1--9 x 12 Chandler & Taylor Thr ottling Engine, compl et e with 1-- 10 x 12 CroTTn Face Iron Pulley with off set hubo Purchased from Hendrie&. Bolthoff., December 31, 19070 Invoice Freight Transferred to The u. Po Coal Co., Reliance, February 17., 19120 Rad Bill 251 Prepaid Fr~ight 1-6 x 8 KNOWLES Pumpa Purchased f r om I Blake & Knowles., July 16., 19120 Invoice Freight 1--10 HP WESTINGHOUSE Induction Motoro 440 Volt., 60 Cycle, 3 Phase, 840 RPi.'!o Purchased from Westinghouse Electric ci Mfg. Co., May 21 1 1912-for above pumpo Invoice Freight Wiring Motors Pump House Excavating 36 58 Teaming 25 65 Superstructure & Finishing 308 03 Concrete Tank 123 73 1--Portable Dillion Box Electric Hoist., 20 11 Dr um., with 25 HP WESTINGHOUSE Motor. Purchased from Westinghouse Electric & Mfgo Co . 1 May 2., 1910. Invoice Freight 14 59 Unloading & Wiring Tanks and Pipe Lines 5823 00 9086 86 Engineering., Ditching & Grading Delivering Equipment- Stock Steam Condenser 1888 25 Pumps., - MA-~ M~ _- r _ TO'.t~L~ ] I 30226 87 I i I I 65377 55 I I I I I i I : : l I i i 330 00 47 25 ' ! I i I ! I I I 301 80 I• 84 55 9 10 i I I 470 00 90 00 I ; 560 00 ' : I ' : i I I 223 00 43 12 152 88 : 266 12 152 88 I I I I I ! I 586 79 76 15 i I j I 1156 93 815 00 75 94 14897 48 450 43 984 16 687 00 905 53 20720 48 9537 29 984 i6 2575 25 49863 37 102320 74 "I i - FORWARD------------➔ 52457 37 I ! �COST OF WATER WORKS SYSTEM, Continued. -1- LABQR _ Brought Forward-~----------------- ----- ----$52457 37 J __Ml\. TERIAL _r TOTAL l 49863 37 I 102320 74 I Water Works Syst emi f or D Mine 8: "D" Uine Tenementso Tanks & Pipe tines 1- 5 x 6 DEMUIG Triplex Pu.mp, geared to 1-- 7-1/2 HP woon ·Motor, 440 Volt, 3 Phase, 60 Cyola, with Compensa.toro Invoice Freight i Purchased from Hendrie & Bolthoff, : June 23.:, 1911. Pump House Pipe Line for "A" Mine Tenements I 11 1699 07 1957 25 I !I I I I I I I ! I 515 00 39 33 I 116 49 1468 85 53960 29 i I 554 33 I I I I 125 37 656 77 $54938 58 I I II 241 86 2125 62 i 108898 87 I I II I I I I I I I ! I I I 3656 32 ! I Completion of Pipe Line for 11A11 Mine I Tenements I Pumps, Tubing & Machinery: I 2-7~1/2 HP GENERAL ELECTRIC Motorso Purchased from General Electric co., October 17, 19130 Invoice Freight 1-1..1/2 HP WESTrnGHOUSE Motor. Purchased from Westinghouse Electric &Mfg, Co • .:, June 30, 19130 Invoice Freight I ! I COST JULY l, 1913-JUNE 30, 1914: I I 11 : I II I I I 1247 26 1649 35 402 09 I I I I I I 240 48 16 96 I 257 44 $1247 26 I l I I 167 85 28 82 855 70 I I 196 17 2102 96 I I I I i $56185 84 TOTAL COST: - . - -- 54815 99 I 111001 88 I �0 0 g 0 0 0 !' ~ ~ 0 (JO, 0 Cl d. •••. -· New Wllgc Sc• le- (/1 ~!'I !:.0 5· :la - ~ 0 80 (JI a, 0 0 ~ 0 c,, 0 0 0 0 0 0 J. ff N !C· 00 --1 ~.o 0 :s • 0 ui 0 <[ 0 t> ...0 leiz 0 Q 0 :: GI ,., ;::; (II • n 0 0 p 0 U -.ICSIUl~C.ON- g'~f;'!~f 18287.18 CII ~ '/ .51,prr DI K. IP. Cars _& 0 .: J>.lo 0 -~ ~i: ri,-=> ~ :s-n. ..1 Cl) Ji-· UG8 ~ ,.. -· (A a: New wage Scale El _.) ., 21 72 !),80 22403.S.S 13'741,45 12 562.20 a'o do do s ~ 10 914.50 p l R, ,r. 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Title A name given to the resource Superior Coal Company Annual Report of Assistant General Manager 1914 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Superior Coal Company, Annual Report, Assistant Manager, 1914 Description An account of the resource Documents reporting the annual report in 1914. Papers are bound within a book. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource W.D. Bruman Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0263 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co.