https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/3856f75cbc22fd2c47da6f23ffa80958.pdf decf99f18c05d871c1711d238ef44d80 PDF Text Text S[PERIOR COAL CO~IP Nr OF ,rYOMING ANNUAL REPORT OF ASSISTANT GENERAL ~IANAGER YEAR ENDING JlJNE 30th 1915 �SUPER!OR CO..:'i. L C OMPANY .Q...l. WYOMING -o- AUNUAL REPORT il ASSISTANT GENERAL :UANAGER 0 YEAR ENDING JUNE 30TH, 1915 0 i ' I Assistant General 1!a.tlager �INDEX General Baview of Mining fo r t ho past year o ., 0 • • • Goneral Review of Conditions a.ud Development: n_au Uine • • "l3" llin.G • • • • • o o o o o '° o o o a o o o o o • o o • o • o • o • o "0 11 !line • • • • • • o • • o o o o • o .. o • • • • .. o • • • • • • • • • "D" !line • • • • o • • o o o o o a o o o a o • «> • o o o • a • o • • o ''E'' Mine • • • • • o o o o o o o a o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o General • • • o • o o o o o o o o o o o • o • o a • • • o • • • • • • • • 2-3 3 :S-1 5-6 7-8 8-9 Blasting .Material, Cost per ton of o 000000000000 33 • o • ' . 41 o o o O O O 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Q O O O O O D O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O O O O • 0 0 • • • • 0 0 0 ti Q O • • • • • • • • 1 .Q. Cars, Pit • • • • • • • • • • • • • o o o • • o • Coal, Oompara.tive Cost of Produotion 9 illustrated: "A" Mine • • • • • • • 41 o • o • • o o • a o • • o "B'' lli.no O a O e O O O O • 0 0 D O O 4J O O a O O O o • o • o o o • • o O O o o o o o o • O O O O O O O 52 53 54 55 56 "C" Mino • • • • • • • • • ._ • • • • • • o • • • • • o o • • • o o o • • • ''D" Mine ■ e a f "E" llina • • • • • • • • • • • • • o • • • a o • o • a • • o o o o o • o a All Minas. • • • • • • • • • • • • • o o a • • o • • • • o o • o • o a • • 57 Coal, Cost of, Comparative Statement o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 21-22 Production and Disposition of • • • o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 23-27 Total Production of All llines to June 30P 1915 • • • • • • • ~ o o • 28 Porcentage Mined by :Machines ••••••••••••••••• A • 18 Construction, Expenditures for •• o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 48-49 O O O O O O • 0 0 O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 0 COSTS: "A" mna Cost ot Damp & Tipple, Changes Comploted in Ju~ 1914 • • • • • • • • Coat of .Arranging Plane for Endless Ropo System. • • • • • • • • • • 50 51 Da.15, Number Mines Worked • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 20 Earn1Dgoa, Avera.go, by Miners am Loaders • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 15-17 l. Jiret Aid Work - B:3port by Mr. f. Gibson, Ch.a.ir.illa.D. ot Bu.reau ot Safety • • 1! 10-11 �INDEX - Cont'd Injuries, Personal o 0 0 0 0 0 Labor & Material Statement o • 0 0 37-39 O 0 0 • 13-14 • .... W.scellaneous Information for the Year Powder - Report by T. H. Butler, General Shot Inspector Number of Kegs Used . o • • • • • • • • • • • o Number of Lbs. of Permissible Used o • • • • o • Power, Cost of • • Props & Ties Used • • e e • e 42 O O O O • 0 0 O 0 • 0 • • • • • • • • • 0 • • 12 29-31 • 32 0000000•• 34 • • . . • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • 44 Stock, Horse & Mule Report • • • . • • . • • o • • • • • • • • • Store, Operations, Statement of, by l\ir. E. B. Treat, Sup't. of Stores •• • 4C 47 Ties, Number Used • • • • • • o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Tene.'llents, Oc~upied and VacanJii • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Tenement, Report on Construction • • • • o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 42 4€ Water Works, Stateinant of Operation ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4! O Rent, Light & Water, Statement of O 0 • -o- 0 • ....... • • 0 • .. • • . . . 35-36 • 34 �. GENERAL REVmw OF MINING Yeer Ending June 30, 1915 As the general effort to push development work during the year ending June 30th, 1914 11 rasulted i n a larga wnount of territory being opened up, which we found was not im.rnediately needed, 11 A. 11 Mine North of the fault in No. 1 Seam wa.s closed dmm October 24th., 19140 "D" Mine No. 3 Saam was closed on November 7th, 1914, and No. l Seam on November 15th, 1914. The development worlc in "B" lline in the V3.n Dyke Seam was carried on until :.!arch 13th, 1915, at which time this mine TTS.s closed down and allowed to fill up with v1ater. "D" Mine, No. 1 Seam, has been kept in shape so that it can be opened at an.v time 11ith a very slight am.aunt of work~ although the water has been allowed to fill up the lower pa.rt of the slope. The general condition of the development work in the other mines is such that their output can at any time be increased from 150 to 250 tons per day and is being kept ahead with this point in view. The lease with the State for tho mining privilege in Section 16, 11 0 11 Mine, expired June 30th and at the present time this lease has not been renewed although there is a. probability of a rone\78.l for a short period with a cancelation clause, if the working of this coal is not found profitable. The development of the lower part of "E" Mine has been retarded somewhat on account of rock in slope. Tb.is is clearing up and work is going ahead so that wo will be able to maintain a normal output from this mine as the upper part works out. �GENERAL CONDITIOiil' 011' MINES JUNE 30TH, 1915 ~ PROSPECTIVE OU~PUT :r'OR El'TSUIHG YEAR SUPERIOR By Frank So Davis 9 Mine Superintendent No. 3 Seam: The slope is now dovm a.bout 1640 feet, and No. 5 North and :No. 5 South En.trios are advancing. After e. per-iod of seven ruonths,during which time the slope did not ad.va.nce 9 work was resumed early in June and progress is again being ma.ie. Development on No. 2 South, aol'oss the gulch 9 failed to show good coal, all being red crop coal, consequently no rooms were turned. Tho single entry driven, howover, ,,ill be utilized as an escapeuay, a road to connect with it now being driven parallel to the boundary f.rom ·the South end of No. 3 South Entry. No. 3 South Entry has reached the bou11d.o.ry, am pillars are being dra.m, except a.t the extreme South end. Nearly 400 feet of this entry \7as driven through crop coal e.nd dirt, and rooms 19 to 24 inclusive Vlere stopped for crop coal beforo re;.:,,c;hiw5 their destined length. No. 4 and No. 5 South Entries have advanced steadily throughout the year; being about 1100 feet and 500 feet from the Slope. 16 rooms a.re advanc- ing on the No. 4 South, and 7 rooms are turned on No. 5. On No. 3 North Entry, all room pillars have been drawn, and several rooms turned to the d ip from the back entry have been driven towards No. 4 :North. No. 4 North is near the fault, a.11 rooms advancing. Jlo. 5 North has six rooms turned. Bo. 1 Beam: Practically no development work ha.a been done in this mine durine �t~e pa.st year, uork being coufiued to the 17i thd1•awa.l of pillars. The rapid ad- vance in No• 3 Seam made it; p ossi 1)le to recover the pi lla.rs in uo. 3 South and No. 3 and. Noo 4 North l!":ntrieso entirely finisl10c... IJo. 2 South and No. 2 North Entries have been Wo • .IJ.. Nol't h p illars a.re being withdrailln rapidly. No. 3 south is all finishec.i_ except r oan ancl Entry stumps, and pillar work is beginning on Ho. 4 :N"oi,th. Considerable machine 1-:ork has been done hore 9 and a high percenti:\ge of the pillar coal has been recovered. No. 7 Seam: T'nis mine is nearly finished. A production of about 100 tons daily has been maintained throughout th9 year, but can be kept up for only a few months more. Uorth "A" was closed d01'1n October 24th, with the slope 386 feet do,T.a from the tunnel. DeYa1.opment t o this point showed up ~ell. A section at the face taken Octobor 1st showed 7 f(;Jet 4 inches of coal \"Tith 7 inches of bone, five i'ae·~ te:a. inc:ies from the floor. Roof fa.irly gdod. ".B" um: Van Dyke Saum: Davelop:nent was pushed. on. this mine until it was closed down on March 13th, 1915. At this time the main Entry uas in far enough so tha.t three rooms had been turued, tho slope, muzmay and a.ir course were up to the -quarter section line between the NE--~ and SE-l of Section 29, dividing this CompWly's property from th3.t of tho u. P. R. R. co., and do\'ln 459 f'aat; far enough to turn an entry North. llec:i.rly all material was removed and tm \'.O rkings are now fUll of vrotar. �A section at the face of the slopa showed: Coa.1 190" Bone 0 9 4 11 Coa.l 2°1 11 Bone 0 9 4 11 Coal 2 °2 11 An experiment in t his miue during the year convinced us that the introduction of motor haulage on the lov10r end of the slope \7as not feasible, consequently the installation of~ new and larger hoist is contemplated 0 together with the removal of the present hoist to l0i7er "E" o Development work h~a been confined mostly to No.·8p No. 9 and No. 10 South Entries, and No. 10 North. The slope has not advanced.. No. 3 south and No. 8 North Entries have been finished and abandoned during the yea:r. 4 South will be finished within a few weeks. No. No. 5 South has a few months pillaJ.- coal remaining. No. 6 South Entry bd.s been driven to the Boundary P and all work in this Entry is now confined to the drawing of pillars. The stretch of this Entry from 55 to 65 room, \i1ioh was driven through surface dirt, and crop coal close to the entry on the inside rooms, reduces the amount of pillar co&.l available here. lfo. 8 South Entry has advanced steadily throughout the yoar, and is in about 3100 feet with tho panel planes, to No. 5, ,..11 driven through to the Entry above. The rooms on the first panel plane have been finished, and most of the pillars recovered. ~11 rooms on tho second plane are advancing. Work in rooms on the third plane began July 1st this yea.r. �No 0 9 Scuth Entry , a f ·t or standing sane months, was started up again in Usy, and is progressingo Work in Noo 10 Sou 'i;h r ill be r0sumed shortly. section 16: No. 10 North ~ntry , after being driven 740 :feet, was stopped pending orders, am nine rooms turned. The inside 1"ooms,6, 7 9 a and i, originally in Section 16, h.::i.ve now been driven up into Sec•~ion 21 and no royalty coal is now being produced here. This cod.l gets higher as the rooms advance toward No. 9 North Entry. Only eight rooms were opened in No. 11 North. These have been driven up their full length and pilld.rs were being drawn on June 30th 9 when this worlc wa.s stoppad. Low coal and a very bad roof combined with the royalt y paid the State, make this part o:f the mine very expensive t;o wor lc. "D 11 UmE: No. 1 Seam: This mine was closed down on November 14th, 1914. Prior to this t i:--ne, the mine had been averaging 1300 tons daily, and on September 24th 9 had hoisted 1458 tone in eight hours. The work in this seam has al,rn.ys been handicapped, and the cost increased by tm necessity o:f lecl.ving the pillars untouched, to protect No. 3 Seam Lline, which ie above it; this nea.?· ly doubling tho devolopment v,ork necess- ary to maintain a. certain tonnage. From July 1st to the timo this min9 ~~s closed, development oork was consti:mtly vushed, and at the latter date, considerable now territory was open. lo. 8 North Entry blid boen stoppod on account of encroaching on land not yet acquired by tha superior coal Company, and No. 9 North &nd the Slope were ap.. Proaching the same boundary. were progressing rapidly. No. 7 North, and No. 7, No. e and No. 9 South No. 8 North had sixteen rooms advancing, and No. 7 �South had ten, Noo 8 South, fift cen 9 a-nd the two mines had nine rooms turnedo lio pillars were being dram 9 exc ept in No o 5 North, and two at th0 head of No o 5 plane, in Section 19.., whore six o:i.· oight diggers were employed. No. 2 North Entry i n Noo 3 S0am had not yet gone far 0nough to determine \'lhether or not the extraction of p ill~rs in No. 5 North No. 1 Seam, \'lhich is under it, had caused any subsida.nce in the strata above, but from exporienco gained a.t ".a" i'.'iine, it scorns unlikely that the upper seam would be materially injured, oven \'Jere all the pillars withdrawn in "D'' No. 1. The mine is standing quite we 11. There is but one large cavo in any of the entries which were working above No. 9 North and South; 'Ghis No. 7 north. in A. good many rooms have caved 9 however, and a r;ood deal of pre- paratory work ·,7ill be nec0ssai-y ,1mnover the mino is reopened. No. 3 Se~. This mine was closed on November 7th, 1914. A Tieek earlier, than No. l Sown. The long wall work had been found L~practic~l under existing conditions here, and had been definitely cJ.bandoned. The room cl.Ud pillar method v,a.s proving much moro satisfactory, and soillo machino coal was being produced in No. 3 South and. no. 1 North Entries. Ho. l, No. 2 and No. 3 South, and No. 2 and No. 3 North Entries wore being driven as rapidly as possible, but the large a.mount of ~ovolopment wo1•k with but a fe\7 rooms turnod, made this an expensive mine Dovolopmont on the North side of this mine does not give ~uch pr~miso of better conditions. No. 2 :Morth shows only four foot six i?lChos of oo al at the fac With fifteon inches of coal and bone abovo. No. 3 North shows four feet sovon in- ches of coal with sixtoon inchos of coal and bona. ' Conditions are bottor on tho South side, No. 2 South h"ntry, tho bast one shoWing fivo feet :tour inches of coal, with only six inches of bona; No. 3 South, �fivo foet of coal with sixtccm iooh0s of coal and bono 0 No. l South has four feet seven inches of coal 9 vith fourteen inches of bone and five inches of coal above. It seems doubtful wmtv...er it is crise to allow the pillars in No. l seam to remain in place any long0r for tho sake of this seam, especially on tm North side, as \7e will lose as much pillar coal in the lower scam as wo can gain in No. 3 if their removal is delayed much longer. Bo. 7 Seams The upper part of this mine was formerly shown as 11B'' Mine. It was consolidated with "E" Mino on December 1st, 1914, and has sinco boen dnovm u.s "Uppar E". Old "B" dump was theroaftor used only for tho Van Dylce Seam; upper "E" coal being lovrerod to "E" sh.a.ft ovor a now track laid in the boundary air course. Tb.ore are but fivo rooms now advancing in ·i;his mino, thcso being on No. 9 North Entry, and tho production will decrease rapidly from now on. It uill be noceasary to movo the hoist nov, located at the hoa.d of the plane down to about No. 6 south Entry within a fe\7 months. Lm1ere "E", formerly known as "E" Mino, has made steady progress throughout the yoar. Its output increc.sod to labout 1200 tons with the consolidation of tho two mines" with a consequent decro~so in cost. Tho South sido of this mine holds out very little hope in tho way of dovolo:pmont, however, as tho rock bd.llds thicken to such an extont UZI. as to make i_y'prof'i tabla to work. !his rock attained a thickness of four foot eight inchos in tho alopo at ono timo, but is now rapidly diminishing, and to the North, u.isappea.rs within two or throo hundred foot from tho slope. This ma.kas this a ono sidod mine, w1 th a consequent lose of spood in dovolopment • A now hoist is neodod in order to koop �paoa with tm loss o:f output in 11Uppcn· E" as the present hoist is t3Jcod to its oap~ity Vlith a consts.ntly l cu gt llening haul. No• 5 and 1-To o 6 North En'Grios are wo rkod out~ except for pillar coal a No. 7 North is in to t ho boundary, with the esca.:p3-way about half way up to I{o. 6 Northo Host of the rooms 9 18 in nu.mber, ar0 still advancing. No• 8 North is in to 14 room, none of them up moro th:m half their distance. No. 9 North is in to 3 room; only room necks boing turned. The slope is 250 feot below No. 9 North, progress having b'3on hindorod by rock and watoro Vla are still obtaining BCIID pillar coal fron lifo. 6 and No. 7 South 0 a.ll work in these ,entries being on tho retroa.t. No. 8 South has but two rooms 0 both advancing, and No. 9 South has boon driven only as far as the air cou.rso, on accoUl'.lt of rock. Difficulty with tho troachorous roof has been luJ.•gely overcom0 by 1:1. system of small cogs or cribs in tm rooms, in connection with small stumps or pillars of coal loft in place. W.hilo this increases the cost of timboring, we arc ro- covoring a larger percontaza of the coal, .md thoroby decreasing tho total cost por ton. Tho ventilation has boon greatly imporvod in this mine, many stoppings having boon built a.ni others made tight, and tho mino as a who lo, is in much bettor condition thil?l it \71:a.B a. year ago. It will be nocossary to increase tho development woa, ho\7ovor, to malrn up for tho decrolising output from "Up:por E", and for this roason we aro now dml.blo shifting somo of tho Entries. GE?1EML: O.Ving to lossonad dooiand for coal, th!> following oponings ooased work during tho yoa.r: North "A" "D" --no. 3 Seam ''D" --No. l " "B" -Vandyke seam Oct. 24, 1914 Nov. 7 , 1914 Nov. 15, 1914 1.la.r. 13, 1915 �The installation of tho cond.ensers 9 wator tower and \"'later softouo1• a.t the pOi'Ter plant was com:pletod 9 Y:rith tho anticipated heavy reduction in tho cost of power. Tho boilo:z=,s are much improved, and v,o have aufficien·~ capacity to run all the Minos, if rcquirod. 9 P i ~h a ·(; loast two boilers in rosorvo. The endless ropn at 11A11 vas star'God Sopt0:nbe1· 6 9 1914, and has resultod in an increased tonnage and decreased cost at this mine. There wore very few serious accidents during the yoar, and no f~talitioso Much work was done in the safe guar-d.ing of machinery and caro has boon exorcised to keop the mines in as safe a condition as possible. First aid has boon encouraged throughout the yoar. In a.c1.d.ition to 'liha contost at Rock Springo on 2-'l..pril 1st, at which the team from 11:E" lino -cook socond :_prize, several contests havo been hold locully P and a keen rivalry dovolop0d botl'!eon tho different mines. Rosults arc shown by the fact tha'G most of tho injured man hlivo received proper band.aging cllld proliminc;l.ry troa.tmon'c bofo1·O roachin6 the doctor's office. Thore have bcon no labor troubles during ·tho pas'o year. Tho sanitary condition of tho camp remains good; no contagion duo to lack of ca.re in this resp:3ct having app3a.rod during tho poriod covoNd by this roport. �SUPERIOR COAL COMPANY :BUREAU OF SAFETY AND FIRST AID WO.HK By Thomas Gibson, Chair-;nan of tho Bureau of Safoty Much int0rost is ta..k:on by tho Superintendent, the Mino Foreman and tho Assistant Mino For0mon regarding tho First Aid v,ork at Suporl or. are hold ovary Friday evoniz1go of tho uook. Regulc.U' m0otings Tho First Aid building is kept opon oach ovoning Newspapers and magazines are kept 011 hand, and every encouragement is offered to induce the employed to take an interest in First Aid work. In the First .L\id building, there is kept on hand the following: 4 Fluss Proto Breathing apparatus. 4 large oxygen cylin._,o-ers filed with cor:ipressed oxygen. l Salvator reviving apparatus with mask. Bandages. Splints. Other material necessary for first aid to the injured. Contests a.re held in the First Aid ,1orlc. and all those taldng part a.ra presented with a. pretty gold button on which is inscribed, ":Better be safe than sorryt'• and in addition thereto, cash priz9s are given to the teams \7ho show the most skill and. neatness in tying bandages, etc. On April 1st, 1915, there was held at Rock Springs a general contest and throe teams from Superior too~ pa.rt, rocoiving t110 second prize, This p:riza was made up of five beautii"Ul medals, and eacl1 merab0r of the winning team was presented \11th one. Uay 30th, 1915, a contest WaB held on the ball grounds, the teams competing for a. bronze shield, upon which was inscribed; "SUparior Coal Company, Champion First Aid Team". The shia.d is a.bout 16 inches by 22 inches, and is put up at the mouth of the slope oi' the mine where the winning tsam is employed. !Joticoa.ble improvements have been made in the machine shlbp,- gearings h.avo been shielded, pullsJS have bean protected, E.S well a.s all high speed belts. �In tm boiler house the bel t s <2.!'C 1n·0tectod by a mosh wire shield. The fan engine is fenced in, with pl.:i.tf'o11n over bo:i.lers giving access to the valves. have been placed in consp icu ous p l a ce s . Danger signs The Mine Foreman and those in ch arge are seeing to it th.:J.t all t h e rn i 11ers aud. loaders place timbera.nd props in the proper place at the proper -~ime., "A" 1.mm: In this mine tb.9 gearing on pumps and electric hoists are all shielded. Transformers and resista.nco coil have fences around ·chern 11 end.less rope shives a.re well protected at ·c; op c::.nd bottom of :;:>lane, danger signs are :pla.cecl inside and outside of the mines, on the powclor houses, and other conspicuous pl a ces, and all trolley r1ira is fenced at crossings on rnannay. "0" MINE: All electric hoisting engines have shields on g ea ri ngs, generators and transformers,- wmre it is necessary, fences are put up. Trolley wires on the partings are guarde u., and d:1nger signs are put up in concpicuous places. "E" llDm: :Box car loador is fenced in, and all f!8ariDoCPS on :pumps and hoists have been guarded. A safety device has been installed in the bottom of the shaft to protect t he cai6 es fror,1 f .;.lling objec1is ·. places in and a.round tho mines• Danger signs have been put up in many �SUPElUO.R C~L COwPANY REPORT OF POWDER By To Ro Butler Gene r· 1 Shot Insp3ctor -oDuring the yoar the use of l!'F 'black po-.!fder has been discontinued entirely. C bla.ck :powcl0r is used exclusively for m:.J.cllino mined coa.l iu all the mines, excepting E mine, whera a small amoun'G of Ti-ojan permissible pow- der ic usad in extremely ·; vet ·rll'o rk, ::mJ. where th:J roQl;: band. i3 extreme ly thick and strong. 'Where FF blaclc por,der vr,1-s formerly used by r,1 inors 9 F black powder is n.Oi7 used ·rrith goocl results. Since discontim~ing ti1e use of FF 'bla.cic powtl.aJ.• 11 the coal is much better and reaches its des·t;in.:i;i;ion in. much l;,J t·ce r shape than it dii \7hen FF black pov1dar was ueed, owing to the fuct t hat tho slo·: rer grad.0s of powder have not the shattering effect on. tho co cl.l that the F·F ha.so wo !uve tested no new powders or v_sed , m~/ permissi blo porrders e::t- parimanta.lly in the Superior Mines during the yo<.:U·; ~e rulos and. rog11la.tions rogarding the use a:ndha.nd11ng of· ,J xplosivss are strictly complied with, an,i all :possibility of accidents :f1.•om 'i;he source of c::r:plo:1i 7es, removod so far ;;;.s in OUJ." po\7er. hibited. Olay is used for stemming and tho use of sotal turapiug bars proThe use of :f'U.sa or squibs is forbiu.d.on and. all shots are fired v,ri'i;h electricity. -o-O-o- �J.cl.BOR AlID :tiA!EERliL STATEMENT Year Ending Juna 30, 1915 llONTH Ju'.q • August September October lovember December Ja:rmary Pebra.a.ry llaroh April J.la.y June I roi!AL Pay Roll and Vouchered Labor Material Bought ., 76,691 68 66,998 78 77,980 68 74,001 98 66,953 53 62,509 25 56,435 01 44,547 ?6 48,918 35 45,821 17 54,654 66 59 1 011 60 $734,524 45 Total $17,244 88 13,243 92 17,829 08 27,256 48 21,886 37 17,029 55 17,757 66 12,387 03 12, 798 77 9, 562 87 10,849 82 12,826 25 $93,936 56 80,242 70 95,809 76 101,258 46 889839 90 7911538 80 74,192 67 56,934 79 61,717 12 55,384 04 6511504 48 71,837 85 $190,672 68 ~"925,197 '13 39,589 85 39,589 86 447 94 447 94 $230,?10 47 $965,234 92 ! llatarial on BaDd as per lol'l!l 31, Ju]J 1, 1914 Cost Of Band.ling Ka.tertal Ju]J 11 1914 J1ma 30, 1915 - - ----- ·- $734,524 45 L..•,• r - �i I LABOR A..'l'ID lIATT.it··n .AL STATis1IBNT - DISTRIBUTION -- LA.DOR COST OF COAL: $7100276 29 I I ; i iI !I 1~ I!8680475T.P~84 I I I I 76 53 i $4,412 86 285 31 ; 788 l3 . 74 79 : 1,304 50 l 5,307 45 : 7 82 :I 195 49 34 36 25 90 ' 116 34 i 6,797 23 j 312 62 I 74 65 -196 43 I 76 53 I 11 0 1~ 69 , ; sv597 55 I 1,616 04 3,632 32 4,348 18 20071 92 2,938 05 ll,461 26 89 31 3,445 84 4,284 33 192 42 477 28 1,031 11 l,223 56 11 88 2,154 33 3,009 48 136 02 301 22 1,586 87 51 04 26.520 60 339 20 3o973 88 23 25 I Selling Expenses Sapply Store Expense Shut-dmm Expense Prospeoting Billa Collectible Department Bills PaJ .Roll Deductions Cash Receipts Inventory Deficit ll&m.ling Ua.torial i I 538 56 1,374 84 6 90 ,... 498 98 ~19.835 30 I 34,805 63 IA!l'EBIAL cm lWID JULY 1, 1915 tJJlOIABr, $710,276 29 4,412 86 19,835 30 i'ot~l Coat of Ooal !otal Cost er oonstl'li.otion !l!ota.l Cost of llisco lJ.a.naous Jfaterial on Hand July 1, 1915 --- - -- -- -· - -- • - - --- -- 3,687 96 6,570 37 iI 15,809 44 I I i'O!AL - -- I! i General Expenses -- - 285 31 I 448 93 Ij 74 719 I 10304 50 II 1 0333 57 I 71 82 ii 195 49 I 34 36 25 90 116 34 ! 60797 23 1!I 289 37 i 74 65 i 196 '2.-3 I I JIIOOELLANEOUS: Electric Light & Power .Plant Expenses Water Plant Ex:p8llS8S Tenement Ex:panses Coal Department: !OTAL I I CONSTRIJCTION: 1Iin1ng r.1achines and Drills Electric Hoists Power Lines Horses and Milles Endless Ropa Haulage Systera Pipes and Fittings Pamps and Motors llillS Signals and Telephones Fire Pighting Equipment First Aid Equipment Bails, fies and Track Fastenings Pu.var Plant Changes Water Works Oonstra.otion !l'ipple and Screens 11Att Damp Shaker Saraans "C" Dwnp roTAL 1! i MATERIAL 1580199 55 ·- . ~734,524 45 - - I I I 281 73 3,923 12 s,31s 44 I 1,223 56 U 88 2,692 89 4,384 32 136 02 308 12 1 1 586 87 447 94 46.355 90 -1 34,805 63 -- l68,l9i 66 868,475 84 15,697 65 ll,184 69 46,355 90 26,520 60 34,805 63 34.805 63 966,234 92230, 71C>4?1 -- - �&_VllR.'i.GE E.iRi'JIHGS OF MINERS Al."® LOADERS i t! r: A II MINE I I I mrnERS 1 I LOAD~~ ---- ! l, Avora.go I ~ ~ c-- I Per Total - Enplo~ d I II lll II A.vcrago I 1-: ~ n ,.,..., )- ~]:QY,Qd < I.LI I ~ II -6" :;- t ~ ).- 'I) • Por Per 1.'Ionth Day "-r 19 12 80 69 69 -'89 84 64 65 09 s.p1; 0c1; 19 14 19 20 64 55 80 07 69 80 89 92 82 68 87 76 19 84 74 04 14 93 86 88 14 68 18 54 20 67 '13 63 72 63 02 55 66 77 58 lfOT Ju. hb Jlar' Apr lfaJ 17 15 .Jua Ave. tor Pviod 17 79 Vfork~- Por Month I)_ , ·75 75 63 25 56 50 60 85 43 69-- ~ ~ ~ ' ,, Por Day l< .P0r 6° ~ iv ~ Month I I-~ : ~ 3 st -l 4 7/3 104 17 5 48 •38 5 42 3 99 4 52 3 10 3 81 4 36 4 55 4 20 3 98 4 31 4 27 l- 5 85 t 36 4 64 44 6 24 ·70 17 88 15 73 33 78 74 82 '10 81 09 68 91 75 83 6? 59 83 79 95 40 4 14 1:1 4 14 157 4 77 58 4 92 59 5 05 66 4 83 85 4 65 90 4 77 - 80- 59 80 82 4 75 70 70 -4-· 16 - --- - - -- . . - - - ••· 1 ' l Avorage ___~-- .. j Por Avorago 1 : Worki~____ ; , .Pvr 1 Por Por 1 , , 0 1 lr~ - I ~ Dec \ " qJ ~ ,._ • <> ci,t 1-_: ( Aug. I P0r Total C)/ ... ,j>:):: I Avorago Par Avorag0 I Dsy Month l L--- -- - -,-- - -- - - ----- 36 62 23 3 27 : 65 69 35 : 47 95 I 3 40 I 49 32 38 57 16 3 01 • 66 18 40 46 21 3 23 I 49 73 40 52 17 2 75 , 66 52 49 68 GB 3 43 i 79 81 64 16 3 77 i 68 92 54 55 52 66 3 76 : 56 49 63 86 4 26 I 69 00 63 52 56 3 75 ! 58 ?8 76 66 83 3 71 I Tl 12 '18 73 76 9i 3 85 : 84 37 I Da.y l 3 46 1 4 11 1 3 48 3 55 3 50 3 99 4 05 4 03 4 60 4 19 4 28 4 22 I 53 . 59·- 20--- -~ 48 _L__~5 99 3 88 I ~ Aug Sept I Oo1; llff Dec I Jan I I Jeb I '' I ...-Apr l6 34 32 14 32 15 35 l'I 36 26 21 12 ~ 32 54 98 4 58 62 07 4 43 63 96 4 33 73 53 4 33 l 6 7 9 11 - - ~-- -- -- ' ATe. :for P91'1ed 28 32 31 67 01r --4--19- 65 I 59 62 83 5 24 68 59 62 07 4 43 77 73 73 34 4 89 71 60 80 43 4 73 66 59 9 I I 29--57 22°T3 58 24 ! .l'rmil I " B II MDtE mmas 5 'I 7 9 - ---- -- - --- - ----r-- - --- ------ LOADERS 50 05 1' 3_13_·-· 55 14 3 45 43 03 3 59 49 60 4 13 40 40 47 75 60 35 103 21 91 66 2 89 3 18 3 55 42 62 3 04 56 51 3 77. 67 51 3 9f 3 97 123 85 4 76 91 66 4 36 4 37 103 10 4 30 132 56 5 62 32 81 3 65 40 09 4 46 l- - - - - - ~ - --··--- - - - - - - -·- I ! 17. 34 30 I.-.--. 38 4 ____ 61 .. L42 62 55 4 17 ~- 69- -15.. li ____ _ -----= \ 63 60 3 '14 62 17 3 66 - �.t\.VER.AGE R.\ Rl.HllTGS OF MINERS AllD LOADERS Year Ending June 30 9 1915 " C " llilIB l lINERS I 11--- - - - , - - -- "' J--., "); r. . - ---,r-----,--- - · . · -·- -- ~ - - - - - - - - l''-- Avoraga i .: -e- Por Total ,- ~ ~ ~. ~ l~~ od v; Por Per ~ .:CS Month Day ii ~} ._ I ~ n- - - - --+--- July Aug Sept Oct Nov ,D c Jan Feb Mar April llay June 17 13 18 14 19 21 18 12 15 15 18 20 T-r Avora~ --- Avorage Per Avorage ""' ! Working ,.;; I Por Month 75 73 68 77 77 80 77 71 69 70 66 66 85 57 73 85 93 55 74 31 99 63 100 68 90 06 59 67 76 76 76 15 92 66 102 47 5 03 5 68 5 20 5 31 5 24 4 79 5 oo 4 97 5 12 5 08 5 15 5 12 92 42 76 88 108 69 78 17 106 10 104 46 93 57 63 03 82 32 80 51 101 09 107 13 - ' Averago ! Per Avorage ; ! Por Total ~ i' tynp3:~rod .. - - - Working ·- . I Por 11 :-;.; ~ f ; Per Per I Por :Por1 Day I ~ , i Month Day \ . l.!onth Day: I l~ +---lf----+- - - - + - - - - l - - - + - ---i'r---+'- 81 76 79 81 82 83 80 75 74 74 72 69 i : LOADERS 'i 5 44 1 47 ! 45 : 5 91 1 44 ; 40 : 6 04 !1 4S • 40 ; 5 58 ·,·i 47 40 i 5 58 1 43 39 !1 4 97 lj 43 · 39 5 20 I· 49 46 5 25 I 51 49 5 48 I 50 1 49 5 37 50 49 5 62 53 46 5 36 50 47 64 63 1 3 80 54 78 4 21 76 30 4 24 51 75 3 10 I 72 89 3 84 88 49 4 21 64 93 s 61 1:6 60 3 88 61 11 4 07 60 92 4 06 67 15 3 73 82 54 4 13 44 _ l· I Ave for l!= ==P== er~i~o;;, d:b:~1~7::b:7~7~~ 7;;, 2 ~ =8~5~ 4_5:::-, __c!:=5~ 03= =!~9== 1=2=0~= 5=3=6=-_1 _48 I I 6760 2651 34 _J 97 ! 64 ; +---_ ___ L __ __ , 66 01 ~ 88 i 82 02 60 81 80 36 91 92 69 16 48 51 62 36 62 16 77 35 87 81 56 4 34 i 4 23 4 38 3 84 4 04 4 16 j 4 14 ! 4 30 4 39 70 94 4 17 4 I I \ If 18 13 18 14 9 MINEBS - --- 73 55 75 60 88 75 70 58 89 08 88 71 80 72 98 80 28 92 72 51 D II MINE 4 o9 I 91 94 6 83 1 107 12 4 95 110 40 99 13 5 77 40 83 3 21 LOADERS 64 96 3 61 a 24 I 72 I 66 48 92 3 76 6 13 1 79 68 I 64 19 3 57 7 08 I 92 76 I 46 02 3 29 4 54 109 87 1 26 97 3 00 5 ll 11 75 I 68 ! 89 88 -6 42 i 71 65 3 98 36 4 10 74 57 4 14 , 55 71 3 98 33 79 3 75 53 �AVERAGE E.t\.illi°INGS -OF l'IIlIBRS AND LOADERS Yo~r Ending Juno 30 9 1915 " E " MINE .1------ 6 - --- --~-r --[&R -. - - - "'~ I rJ Avor~---- Por Total • lo ad "'ii: I ~'i.. I ., " I Per Per· ~ ~ 4-- ~ ,- - - -I-CJ - -: 'OJ :- 1 f ~ l ! I 1·· - . ~>- l . A}::::s- I ! ;; · "'~ I -~ \l~ ! 81 67 ! 3 27 ; 118 42 ! 4 74 . 36 , 35 98 43 1 4 69 1 116 66 j 5 56 26 . 26 I 99 16 I 3 97 i 113 85 I 4 55 : 32 29 96 83 14 21 ! 117 57 5 11 J 35 29 98 73 4 ll : 112 44 4 68 ·1 35 31 1 81 62 3 26 101 32 l -1 05 86 75 • 71 88 3 59 77 50 1 3 88 :; 86 84 , 49 20 3 78 , 53 81 : 4 14 ·: 83 82 : 59 93 i 4 00 I 64 40 4 29 :t 82 78 • 56 79 4 06 • 61 27 4 37 . 81 73 : 74 88 4 16 78 83 ; 4 .38 '! 76 : 72 I 79 10 3 96 82 31 j4 12 j' 75 j 70 i I i 1 79 02 i 3 95 , - Av~~~ - Por Average ,j : ! ~ ~ Par Total , Per Avorag-~ 1 1· ' <;\~ Working '. ,, ~ ~ -~ployed Working , Por Por -: 4 a. ~ iPar Por POl I P0r- ~ .(.J0. L~ \--~:~~- --~-~~_! _~~~thJ_~ay ~:--~~ : -f\ 1 25 I 29 : 20 21 32 ! 27 25 i 31 , 27 23 ' 34 ; 28 Nov I 24 41 : 36 Dae I 25 72 : 58 Jan 20 j 69 : 64 ' leb 13 I 70 • 64 j Ka.r 15 I 72 ! 67 I Apr 14 ' 82 76 Kay 18 80 76 1 J'ane J... ~9__ 77 74 , Ave f'or ' 1 _[ Ptri~j 2o_L :7 51 I July ' Aug Stpt Oct i ~vor_-- ] f- 1 1 I 91 53 i 4 58 ; 61 ! 57 4 I Month.1 ~~~ i , Day , Mo~~hj _ 62 50 • 2 49 ' 63 98 ! 2 56 : 75 89 3 61 75 89 I 3 61 \ ' 72 32 2 89 79 80 J 3 19 • 59 44 2 58 71 74 3 12 : 6113 , 2 55 69 01 , 2 88 61 95 2 48 71 03 . 2 84 55 90 , 2 79 57 23 , 2 86 ! 39 26 • 3 02 ' •39 73 • 3 05 : . 47 00 3 13 • 49 41 • 3 29 : 43 25 • 3 09 47 99 : 3 43 ! 58 06 ; 3 23 61 28 1 3 40 66 48 ; 3 32 71 22 l_~ __f?_6 ;· 1 , 58 57 2 93 63 19 i 3 16 / �STATEMENT SHOWING PERCENT.."i.GE OF COAL MINED BY MACHINES J u l y 1 0 1914:--- Junc 30 9 1915 wm I llUti fil II B II MIN& " A " TOTAL TONS .PER I T-OTAL TONS TONS MINED · CENT TONS MINED 1.llEED BY MINED BY I INES INES 233929 125000 Dec Jan Fob Karch April BY INES TOTAL Nov MINED MA.CH- May June Sept l MA.CH- 7178 4995 7381 5860 7865 11380 10694 9406 12170 13128 17480 17463 Oct PER CENT MA.OH- 16004 11607 14697 13415 17904 22901 22086 19791 21805 19734 24727 27258 Juq Aug I I' MINE " 0 11 TOTAL TONS PER I TONS MINED ! CENT 40 4S 50 44 44 50 48 48 56 67 71 13164 11292 12330 13529 15613 1613 1720 2497 988 9784 74 8417 75 8923 72 9641 72 11183 72 1613 100 1720 100 2497 100 988 100 64 53 7.2746 54766 75 20011 21071 16830 23108 24866 21663 14862 18730 18842 22286 2iIB92 9031 45 6669 ! 4.-5 9219 I 44 4...3 7176 9301 1 40 10673 i 4.-3 945a l 44 1101 48 8079 ; 46 9053 : 4 8 10637 48 12121 50 242204 109518 1554:3 I l I 45 I I MINE II E )I MINE " D 11 TOTAL July Aug Sept Oct Bov Dec 214 59 17987 23996 21962 11080 14468 10214 14489 12069 8151 67 57 60 55 74 Jan hb larch April Jlay - Ju. !Oi'AL ~ 96484.- 59391 I I I 62 - -·- ·- 9066 9968 10683 10779 124 16 24937 21785 15176 18220 17300 22053 23906 6015 5448 6023 5881 6209 15215 13653 9344 11012 9992 l.2440 14044··- 61 55 56 55 50 61 63 62 60 58 56 59 82504 66397 02777 76515 80121 74317 67252 52326 59743 55876 69066 75556 46476 35743 46035 40627 42709 38881 35525 28348 33249 32173 40557 43628 52 53 197087 115276 58 842450 463951 55 .. 56 54 56 53 53 54 56 58 59 58 �STATEi'..IENT SHOV!Il\JG VlORK DONE BY MINING MA.CHINES July 1 0 191-1---Juno 30, 1915 l40NTH MINE "A rt No. o:r II Tons I Cuts Per Cut I Uay I June 1533 1230 1381 1322 1660 2610 2657 2448 2803 3167 4086 3039 TOTAL OUTS 28736 July !UgllSt I S ptembor I Octobor I November I Dooembor Jarma.ry I I I ! .Pobruary March April r Il I 4 .69 l l 4.06 Il 5.34 II 4o43 4o74 4.36 4.03 3.84 4.34 4.15 4.28 4.55 MINE It B II Tons Cuts Par Out MINE 11 0 11 1 No. of Tons i Cu'i;s Por Out 11 No. of I 2578 1896 2372 2810 3058 431 456 642 222 l I 3.80 4. 44 3.76 3.43 3.66 3.74 3.77 5.89 4.-4-5 ' 2033 ·4.44 i 1334 5.00 ; 4.37 ' 4o 44 4.43 ; 4.61 ;I 4.75 1 4.65 , 4.78 i 2111 1616 2101 2317 1990 1526 1899 1784 2390 2479 5.os ; 4.45 i 4.90 i l I 23580 · 14465 i ! ..i.vo. Tons Per Cut- 4 . 64 ! · 3.79 4.35 I I ! I ! MINE ''D" I I Juq August September Octobor November Decembor l I January 3128 2182 3289 2557 1487 . 4.63 4.68 4.41 4.72 5.48 11 i TOTAL MINE "E" I Pebraary J.farch April I 14ay June . ,i.... 1000 ·I 3.33 1'776 i 3.07 3.20 lOGl 1700 3.46 3.90 1592 3.72 4089 3716 3.67 3.57 2615 3.54 3114 3.44 2903 3.31 3760 3.65 3851 .. 11080 8418 11034 10005 9690 9447 8819 7231 8038 7854 10236 10169 4.19 4.25 4.17 4.0(t 4.32 1' 4.12 4.03 3.92 4.14 4.10 3.96 4.29 I 11 II' -. 'l'OTAL CUTS 112229 32805 12643 i Ave. Tons ! Per Cut 4.70 3.51 4.13 I I .I �STATEMENT SROWU TG NUM.BER OF DAYS MINES WORKED & NUt IDER OF MINERS AND DAY MEN :EMPLOYED l\lilIB II A II I July ! I Aug , Sop·i; I Oo t i ! Mov j Doc I 1 I Days Worked No, of :Uinors No. of Load.ors no. of Co. Mon 19 00 30 76 12 I 69 36 74 19 ! 64 1 19 107 51 71 M i 73 1 , Jan Fob ~r Apr May Juno ! 17 92 50 05 14 93 so I 60 15 14 18 54 90 70 20 ! 67 00 I 79 : ; 20 89 57 01 59 06 66 . 85 ao 70 I I I I I !~::--~~~- ---,- --;;--;;----,~ ;;-.-- -;-..--~~INE =+·-'~' ~B~.~"-=-=+-==-=--=c-c-r-~ - -,--.-----+---- : j Daya Workod 16 • 12 14 15 17 I 26 21 24 9 1 :tro, of Minors 34 32 32 35 35 I ~ ! No. of Load.ors 65 68 77 71 66 !I *6 7 1 ' 9 11 no. of Co • .Men 69 70 77 60 ~ 60 11 11 9 ~ 15 1- - - - - - - - + - -~ 1 11 Days '\'lorkod E'o, of Minors '. llo, of Loaders 1 llo, of Co. Mon Days Workod , Iio, of Minors no, of Loaders , I lo, of Co. llen i- -:::Da_y_a -wo- rkod --- - ·1 lo, of llinors ?lo, of Load.ors , No, of Co. Mon 17 ! Ol . 47 70 13 76 44 67 18 79 43 69 MINE 11 0" 14 19 I 21 01 82 j 03 13 - 10 75 75 79 70 12 86 79 09 oo - · . , _ __ 31 Z2 56 15 1 10 74. i 72 __,___ ___, __ - - - - l ,_ _ **MIN!" II D II 111 .....-.,9--,j-~-- - ,-----,-----r--90 92 09 20 69 34 35 50 1,____.,____----1, --;----;--~-+I 72 1 109 I 60 ; #MINE II E" 32 26 53 15 74 I 25 - •21 - - f5 -- ---2s·29 36 40 12 75 !~ : :g ~: ~! ;g ~~ ! ~~ ~~ - 18 10 00 ·-24 - • 2tr 41 72 35 06 49 95 20 -- 13 - -·15 ___ 14 69 06 09 10 :fo 80 77 75 90 70 03 72 02 82 01 76 100 92 94 00 I ! -- - - - -.,-------r-- . -- -r===c GENE~L l _J)JJTSTIP. I >---E-------r-----r----.---.-----,-----11 ,:-/_ llo, ot C;o. Man I u3 01 75 04 I 63 I 50 56 51 51 45 50 42 706 •combined with ''E" l'.iino. va.n DykG S9am only t1~om Dec. 1, 1914. 1.la.rch 13, 1915. ••fenporarily olosod Novombor 14, 1914. l lnclud.es old "B". Olosad down �COMPARATIVE STATEUENT OF EXPENSES. TOTAL ALL MINES. Por i od 9 J uly 1 0 1914---Juno 30, 1915. LABOR TONS "(-- llJUP 900 21,976 nnmmm 747,209 llOO ; <~ Maintonanco I Depreciation of Plant - - - ---32007 003 PER W!.TERIAL PER TOJ:T TON TOTAL I PER ' TON · : - ·- · - 0039 $ 15704.71 .019 $ 40592.54 .050 25424.32 , .030 25424.32 .030 Air, Drainage and Light 17371.66 .021 17637.44 .021 35009 .10 0042 I Mining 4'Z8 061.35 .. 567 66055.18 .079 544116.53 .646 : Hauling 90283.59 .107 26426.85 .0!51 . 116710.44 .138 ) Weighing and Loading 27317.48 .032 1466.0l .002 28783.49 .034 Dave lopment 37673 .. 77 .045 3934.91 .004 41608.68 .049 : SU.perintendenca 26680.61 .032 4139.36 .005 30819 .97 .037 j $710276.29 .84Z $160788.78 .191 ~~ 871065.07 1.034 1 I GRATE 9,7001.Q.Q. WT 5,95~ Sl!CK ' . ! TOTAL t------- ! I SAHE PERIOD PREVIOUS YEAR. 'I Period, July 1, 1913---June 30, 1914 II llJUP. ! 36~600 500 I I .., I i Maintenance $ 47377.70 .047 ~ 15902.61 .016 $ 63280.39 Daprecia.tion of Pla.nt 26575.72 .026 .052 Mining 31031.90 .031 $ 21337.34 .021 $ 52369.24 622800.68 66093.89 .066 556706.79 .555 Hauling 119676.92 • 119 27918.ll .028 147595.03 .147 . Weighing and Loading 35149.67 .035 1.309.79 .001 36459.46 .036 Deva lopmant 82858.19 .082 20099.70 .020 102957.89 .102 SU.pe1•1ntendence 31814.70 .032 6880.35 .007 38695.05 .039 $904615.95 .901 $186117.51 .1;35 $1090733.46 1.086 26575.72 .026 llIEE~ 893l.37 ! •! G&i'R 13,687..22.Q. WT 7,05~ j r-- Air, Dra.i?1.a&"'8 .And Light I I I .063 I I I i i I 57,60~ 842,450.llQQ. I .621 . BIAox 53,983 .!Q.Q. ,__l,vu4 1 5 ~ !L'OTAL �COMPA.'iA.TI . VE STATE:::IB'I'T~ 0:E' COA1 MINED, REDUCED TO :mm OF MINE BASIS Wi th Cost .ind Wvml>er of Daye Minos Worked MINE l~ - - - r - - - - - . - -- -- ~ DA.YS "70:RK- II A II TONS MINED ED I I I TOTAL COST I ! , COST j PER I TON -19_0_7 - 8-t--2-7-8---+--l- 5_2_2_0_5_. 9_5_1---; I;)-13 - 51 _ 1_8_0_69 '. I II 1 1908•9 1909-10 1910-ll 1911-12 1912-13 1913•14 1914-15 263 276 252 248 220 224 201 179872.35 204885.30 212688.20 223773 .85 186875.70 193472.10 235928 . 95 MINE 1907-8 1908-9 1909-10 1910-11 1911-12 1912-13 1913-14 1914-15 - , - - -- I DAYS I WOiiK~ ED - - - -- TONS MINED '. - .....-- ---'I TOTAL COST COST i PER TON ! I 258 l 272 ' 257 ' 241 223 236 I 154 ! 120902.83 190891.79 216623.05 208366 .20 163284.10 206322.60 75018.16 128975 0 35 ' 207401.15 244009085 251182 .25 ' 171805.35 . 208577.65 72745.50 I MINE " C " - - 90$ - 525_6_2-.13 ---4l.-23 - 0 -'!f l8043lo72 l loOO3 ' 221989.99 11.083 231780.38 l.089 232111. 74 l.O38 202256.06 1.082 223553.67 l.156 233447 .67 . 998 - - 088- 8--1:-2-6 1--f ·---·4 2726. 126382.85 $ 122387.59 .968 226682.35 213710.99 .942 264667.90 250804.62 .948 299807.20 286568.14 .955 268545.75 256103.98 .954 235117.10 212531 . 34 .909 250846.55 252236.71 l.OO7 242204.20 231204.91 .955 , 280 259 263 258 243 221 220 200 MINE 11 B 11 ( - - - - , - - - - - - - -------i- ---f'-- _"!: ---=--- · ~: -~..;...-.:.- - -· - 7. 200 ! 263 I 270 256 242 221 219 ?.: -- II .937 I .920 : .888 j .830 'i .953 i .989 1 l.O31 ! D " 31163.00 i ~ 30605.95 .983 1135sa.55 : 109103.63 .966 169671.80 ; 173039.20 1.020 193 103 . 80 197710.65 l.O23 234112.90 : 233780.04 • .953 236191.00 1 225896.93 .959 242043.00 j 265005.58 l.O95 96485.45 j 1036_~7 .02 1.074 : TOTAL ,.._ l 1907-S 1908-9 1909-10 151 1910-11 257 1911-12 275 I 1912-13 270 It I: 191'3-14 278 .__ 1914-15 243 ' MINE "------B " -- . - ----- ··- -·- -·- · - - -· --- - - -- ---··- --- -- 1--· --- -· -- ···- . -- - - - - .. -·-·---•' I I ' ' 328.00 $ 2151.44 6.559 26438.23 l.459 18121.60 l.896 52776.10 21e2v.65 l.18O 69420.76 58052.65 l.132 115409.13 •101946.50 l.307 143314.90 109625.70 197086.45 227737.31 1.156 1019 1043 l.232 1280 1249 1155 1177 070 352469.60 $ 340674.36 626900.61 649426.60 063163.83 864747.75 977509.70 I 985458.32 1037067 .40 ! 989790,.72 919377 .56 932015.45 1090733.46 1004564.90 871065.07 842450.55 .966 .966 .998 1.oos .954 .986 l.O86 1.034 �00,\.L PRODUCE.1) BY SU.PFu.'U Oll COAL 00:ill'ANY - n A IEMEl - -- IDMP l!Oll1l!H RIDT OF MilTE I 629 517 1, 217 967 627 649 691 571 515 30 July Aug sept oct Nov I Dec I i Jan Feb I J.laroh April llay JUna I I TOW. l I II I 60 j I - • ·- NUT SLACK I I I ! I I 11 9 091 i I i I I •I 17 , 277 22 , 252 21,395 19 , 220 21 , 290 19 , 704 24, 726 27 , 198 : : i I I I : ! i ! I I ! i I -- - -· I TOTAL : 18 , 004 11, 608 14, 697 13,415 17, 904 22 , 901 22 , 086 19 , 791 21, 805 19 , 734 . 24, 726 27 , 258 I 'I : ' I ----·r·- - -- --------7--- - -- ---- - - , - - -· ·---·- - - -· - . · · - · · - - - - ··--· I --- --- t- - - - - - - ----L- 171)375 6,473 _- __ 227 , 456 ' I --- -. . ----·1 --- ·•-- . -----· - ... - GRA TE I -- --t-- - 13 ,,480 12 ,448 I II -- II ,I - -·· ·--------- 233,929 - - ----'1 _ _ t. _ _ _ _ i I l I r· ---" --- -r --- I July I I NOY I Dec 11 Jazi Peb : March I i i April I JlaJ 13 , 164 11, 292 ! 12 , 329 13 , 529 15, 613 1, 613 I 1, 720 2 ,498 988 I I i i I I I I I l - - -- ···- 1- - ·-I I' ! I ! June ~ --- r - - -- . ·- --- ~ TAL -- --- I I I B MINE ! Aug Sept i Oct If I -- - - -- - -- 13, 164 11 1 292 12, 329 13 , 629 15, 613 19 613 1, 720 2 , 498 988 -· - ~ - - - - --- --- 72 , 746 72 , 746 - ' �July 1 0 1914---Juno 30 0 1915 llOBTH I I RUlif OF MINE -1-- i i MINE • 616 MAL 9,205 232 , 999 Nov Dec Jan l!'eb 043 NUT I June 766 1,512 998 549 618 823 I I GRA.TE 738 781 478 463 QII I lla.rch A.pril Kay July Aug II - - --- ----- -!------ - -199528 i 14,777 19,558 15,833 22 , 559 24,248 20,840 14,018 17,992 18,062 21,800 23,776 Sept Oct i llJMP - - TOTAL : SLACK . I ' I I I I ' 20,011 ! 15,543 I . 21,070 I 16,o:n 23,108 24,066 21,663 14,861 I 18,730 Ii 18,843 i 22,286 I 24,392 I I i 11 : ! 242,204 I I ; i MINE " D n I I I I I I I 204 1,366 624 21,459 17,783 22,631 21,530 11,000 21,459 17,907 22,997 21,962 11,000 2,194 94,291 96,485 Jul.J Aug Sept Oct lov Dec Jan hb larch April Kay ~- June ~OTaL '--- =- �COAL P RODUCED BY SU.PERI OR COAL COMPANY 9 Continued Ju ly 1 0 1914- - June 30 9 1915 -- - -· MINE IIONTH II I E I 690 910 1,346 1,136 1,015 Juns 535 540 326 341 210 220 182 4 , 621 4,116 1,929 3 , 230 4 , 760 16 , 312 14,109 10,071 11, 030 12 , 100 17,373 19 , 272 TOTAL 4,091 119,731 Oot Nov Dec Jan Peb llarch April llay 225 157 435 444 468 I ; GW.TE July If I mJN OF lllEE Aug Sept I IDUP II SL!lCK NOT TOTAL j I ; I 979 509 707 407 512 335 271 594 1 9 527 075 •. 492 146 199 410 405 322 319 400 4,059 4,191 5,4:46 5,094 5,601 6,590 5,956 3,060 4,930 4,252 3,029 3,716 10 11 683 I 10,779 ;I 12, 416 l 24,937 ! 21,703 159176 i 10,221 ! 17,299 ! 22,oss 23 , 905 I 9,700 5, 960 57,604 1~7,005 979 509 707 407 312 335 271 594 1,527 075 492 146 199 • 410 405 322 319 400 . - 4,059 4,191 5,446 . 5,094 5,681 6,590 5,956 3,860 4,930 4,252 3,829 3,716 02,504 66,390 82,776 76,516 00,121 74,317 67,252 52,326 69,744 66,876 69,065 75,555 9,700 6,960 67,604 842,450 l,354 9,866 ,l 9,960 ; I T0TAir--ALL MINES JuJ.J Aug Sept Oct Jay Dec Jan Jab March Apru : l!a,J t---_ une L~ 1,337 1 1 644 • 4,530 3,033 1,644 l,802 2,054 1,740 1,594 1,029 698 858 76,147 59,059 69,~27 66,370 71,289 64,425 58,064 45,807 52,108 49,866 63,907 70,.246 21,963 74•;,223 690 910 1, 346 l,1S6 1 , 015 1,354 -- I - I �DISTRIBUTION OF COAL MINED July 1!) 19 14---Jima 30 0 1915 I Ulil'IOII! PACI FIC SYSTEM UON'l!H llll1IP ! Ri.Jlif OF MINE July Aug sept oat Nov Dec Jan Feb March April May 390 415 416 372 468 376 366 324 459 461 368 June TOTAL 4 , 417 ! I GRATE NOT SLACK I i 76 0050 59 0007 68 0492 650000 711) 267 64 !)321 58 1)068 4 50 718 52 0146 4 8 , 407 64 0905 70 .. 012 7431)393 I ' I I I i I I I 44 I ! I iI 18 I I ! 90 18 I L. COMMERCLU llay 947 1, 174 4 , 101 2 , 727 1, 176 1, 426 1, 688 1, 416 1, 134 470 429 June TOTAL 17 , 546 Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb U&rch I April I 858 6 7 1,376 1, 338 41 251 438 3 , 457 271 I 594 10527 iI 875 I 491 146 139 427 690 910 10346 1, 136 970 1, 354 939 520 721 308 381 335 90610 I 4 11 233 397 431 5,942 -:=.-. ~- I USED AND DUMPED I I I Used at Minas I I I ! Mina Rwl Jul7 Aug Sept Oct Bov Dec Jan lab Jlarch Aprn ~ _ J'ulle TOTAL =--- Slack Total 28 35 32 30 46 40 31 33 26 26 373 l.Z.!_573 J.Z,946 77,628 60,243 69 , 865 · 650797 73 , 360 64, 890 58 , 434 46 , 220 52,832 49 , 048 63 , 365 '70 .. 012 ___753 , 694 : 51)776 i -----r936 2, 237 4 0020 20858 3,155 3s, 537 4s, O68 2 11 881 39383 3 , 062 2, 884 2,581 35, 602 i i : i I I 2, 850 40922 129370 811934 5, 792 611463 6, 834 5, 285 5, 649 4, 073 4,342 4 . 64-3 72 , 157 -- ; I ! ! / I I i I I -- - -· I Total Dunoed 1, 283 1, 260 1, 203 1, 100 1, 128 1 , 100 1, 138 1, 103 1, 117 1, 085 1, 230 1, 200 1, 371 1, 325 1, 000 960 1 , 101 1, 150 988 955 1, 066 1 , 040 11'~!5_ ____1,241 _ -- --·· 23 23 1,188 821 I 955 i 425 I 11)581 193 ! I 160 227 ' 180 ! 46 I I I 46 I July TOTAL I l I Slack I i Used & Dumped! i 1, 283 I 1, 203 I 1, 128 l 1, 806 1, 117 II 2, 562 I 2 , 184 1, 132 1,181 988 I 668 1, 332 813 132 . - - ---·--- ·-- 2,946 I I 1,06 ~ 1,241 16,891 �• 1 I DISTlUBUTIOH OF COAL :MINED July l, 191L2,..,==J\.U10 30, 1915 ! UIIION PACIFIC j MINE SYSTEM i " A n .MI NE MINE II II B !I C II MII:IB II D It MINE II 40 48 I 2270339 118,851 Ltm1p ! Bun of Mine Grate i I ' 4,417 I' 743,393 70,849 227,379 18 18 236,403 94,280 753,694 4,876 2 0 194 17,546 I I I 1/ CO:.:!EIDIAL Lu:np I 6,433 , ! I 819 770 3,457 Grate 9,610 9,610 Jut 5,942 5,942 . Slack 35,602 35,602 lmn ot Uine I TOTAL l,853 6,448 1,853 5,695 2,194 55,967 72,157 44 106 ll 110 373 I Il~ ! ~AT MINES Run Of l!ine I I I 102 ; I 13,573 ! l 102 ! 44 106 242,204 ll 96,485 I 90 I 5,776 TOTAL I I 90 Slack I I I TOT.A.L E " J.3,683 2,945 2,945 197,378 842,742 �TONS OF COAL LOADED YEARLY SINCE MINES \VEBE OPEN'.1!TIJ II " B" MINE l "0 MINE I YEA.ll ENDING JUNE 30th "A" MINE 11 I "D" MI NE "E" MIJ.1E I l 1908 152 , 205 1909 1910 II I I I 3211326 111190 42s, 727 126 0 383 3ls, l5!3 II 179 , 872 129 , 177 226 , 682 I 1131)569 ' 204, 885 207 ,401 264, 668 1 16911672 I 1911 212 , 688 244, 010 ,, I ; I 96 11296 ! I: 352 ,468 I ' 326 I I lBs,122 I '' I I II 62 , 780 l ALL MINES I I 1907 l I I i I 649 , 628 I I 864:, 748 ! I 299 , 887 193 , 104 I 27 ,,821 : 977 , 510 I 1912 223 , 774 251, 182 268, 546 234:, 713 m, as2 I 1, 037 , 067 1913 186 , 875 171, 885 235 , 117 236, 191 101, 947 932 , 015 1914 193, 472 208, 577 250 , 847 242p 043 109 , 626 1, 004, 565 1915 233 , 929 72 11 746 242 , 204 96 , 485 197, 086 842, 450 GBAED TOTAL 1, 650 , 480 1,327 , 705 1, 9469660 1, 318, 120 513 , 782 6, 756, 747 I ~ �STATEMENT OF l\Tt.JMBER OF KEGS OF BLACK POWDER USED .AND RESULTS OB'.11A.INED July 1 9 1914- --June 30 0 19150 i MINE " B " I M I NERS Noo Of Tons Mined I I ! Kegs per Keg I 112 107 106 I I Used JUll9 50 25 49 25 25 40 160 268 228 415 197 264 290 245 !MAL 108929 604 180 September October liovember December February l lla:ch ! April llay I Tons i 97 62 i January ~ Noo of I 10826 6612 7316 7555 10039 11521 11392 10385 9635 6606 7247 9795 Ju'.cy .A:agust 69 56 63 135 43 i I I .MU TE II A " UONTH I I I MINERS No. of' 1 No. of Kegs Tons Mined 3380 2875 3407 3888 I i I 4430 I I : Used Tons . ; I 4 3 3 376 719 ' 1136 : 1299 5 886 9 I per Keg I I I ' i ' I I I I I ! ! i i I I I ' I 17980 I ! 24: _r_ 749 I ; I I! ! I I ·--- ' ' I July ' August I September j October I lovembar I December I 1! It I I January February I larch I I I ·- i April Jlay June - - -~--- TOTAL ~ 1~980 8874 11852 9654 13807 14193 12205 7761 9651 9789 11649 12271 -- .. - 152 167 174 210 282 53 68 46 49 41 30 35 35 29 49 35 ... 346 -· ---- - - 407 222 276 338 291 351 -- . -· - - I ' I I 6991 7773 9507 9893 2929 i I ! I Ii 81 104 132 124 22 I I I ; i 86 I 75 I 72 80 l.33 I I !! i ! I I II ! II I -· - - -·- -· - . . ··- - . - - -· i I I I ! ----L-. 80 463 I .l -- - --- . - · 37093 249 533 132686 '-· I 72 . MINE II D II I MINE " C " I I ' - I I .. . . .- �STATmENT OF l ~ R OF liEGS OF BL!l.CK POWDER USED AND RESULTS OBTAINED J u l y 1 0 1914-- June 30 9 1915 IlllTu"'E TOTAL " E " 1I I N ERS Noo of' I Used keg 14 9862 41 28 34 39 275 181 212 158 188 304* 127 278 176 261 283 253 36028 20654 36742 35888 37412 35436 31727 23978 26494 23703 28509 31928 81811 384 213 . 378499 Tons Mined Kegs ' Juq U&rch 3851 4520 4660 4898 6207 9722 8130 5832 7208 April 7308 L!aJ 9613 A'llgllst Beptamber October Bovember December January l'ebra.ary I I I ' June Tons per No. of Tons Mined NO o OZ 25 22 31 33 32 64 21 MINERS No. o:f I I I 'I I I I I I I I Tons ' I per Kegs ' Used l Keg 273 248 294 260 172 116 144 81 125 82 'II 132 124 I ' I I ! I i i i I ! 99 iI 114 I I ! mtL - - -= llONTR 2008 ----- l I I I I iI 125 138 217 305 I 220 296 i 212 i 289 ; 288 I 280 ! I -: 188 ''I I I I' ·-- - -i - -- ----·-- __., ___,_____ UIE~L " A " -----4-- ____ ···--M~ - '~ 13__ •~------ --J I : I I i Julf ' A'Dg'Ust ! I September October lovember ! I December Jamw,y I I I ll A C H I N E S lebrua.ry larch April 7178 4995 7381 5860 7865 11380 10694 9406 12170 13128 ~ ~ June 17480 17463 ~ TOW, 125000 90 85 90 80 90 125 128 126 147 164 225 80 69 82 73 87 91 83 233 75 83 80 78 75 1583 79 4UPPER "B" CONSOLIDATED WITH ''E" Dm ~ 1st• I MAOHINES I 9784 8417 8923 9641 11183 1613 1720 2497 988 110 170 160 160 200 45 41 10 89 ' 50 56 60 56 36* 72 61 99 54766 920 60 24 �S~TEUENT OF NtP....IBER 0.n1:' KEGS OF BM.CK PO\'JDER USED AND RESULTS OBTAll'!ED . I l'CUr.Jl: ·ci o n llONTII Hoo of Tons ]lined I I I I MINE " D II MACHINES MAC H ! l'IES li!'Oo Of Tons Kegs per Used. ! Keg lil'Oa I Mined Kegs Used 14468 10214 14489 12069 8151 230 110 180 140 50 Tons .J ~ AUgQSt September October liovember December I January l.i'ebruary : llarch ' April I l l Uay I June I !OOTA.L 9031 150 6669 9219 7176 9301 10673 9458 7101 9079 9053 10637 12121 90 109518 I 60 74 90 86 108 127 113 80 102 83 86 84 I I I I I i Keg ' 64 I 93 81 86 163 ' I I I 89 82 91 82 99 130 145 per I I I ! t I I I I I I I ' I ! 84 59391 82 1329 i I 84 lll Tons E'Oo Of Of 710 84 I I I I I I !: II II ' Juq June 6015 5448 4423 5881 6209 15216 13403 9144 10912 9812 12268 13767 ....... MAL 112497 I TOTAL MINE O E " AUg\lat ! September October I November December January Pebrua.ry larch April Kay 130 90 90 . 90 193 250 159 178 113 194 212 65 69 79 54 58 61 87 63 65 ----- 1819 - 46476 35743 44435 40627 42709 38881 36275 28148 33149 31993 50 42 49 120 - . - 538 490 615 406 446 I 66 61 73 73 79 79 68 69 74 74 43351 376 549 590 461172 6361 72 40386 62 700 585 610 556 85 73 �STA.TEMENT OF 1'J1™BER OF P OUNDS Oh~ PERMISSIBLE Pam>ER USED AN.D RESULTS OBTAINED I i TOTAL Noo of MINE It E II :N'Oo Of Tons Tons Pounds par No. of' Tona Mined U sed Pound Mined YOB'l!H No. of' Tons Pounds Used par Pound I I Ju~ August September 1600 400 4. 1600 400 4. 1.25 ! 1.39 October I November I i 200 200 100 400 400 300 1.25 1. llay June 250 200 100 180 172 277 .43 .92 277 200 200 100 400 400 300 i'Oi!AL 2779 2000 1.39 2779 2000 January Peb1'l1B.ey Jlarch April J ! December l. .45 250 200 100 180 l'/2 l. l. 045 .4S .92 �STATEMENT SHOWING COSTS PER TON OF BLASTING MATERIAL J u ly 1 0 1914=---June 30 9 19150 MINE ,, A. ti KOB'l'H MA.CHINE BLA.STING ' COST COA.L MATERU.L I PER ; TON I 1 XIND OF POWDER USED iMAOHiml 1 COAL I - Jul:f Aug sept Oct BOT Dec I Jan I Feb Kar Apr lay Jlme 7190 4990 7380 5860 7840 11375 10700 9400 12170 13130 17480 17470 $ 150016 184066 273.63 152.24 183.46 245.99 262.03 249.19 283.56 331.72 458.49 408.89 0021 0037 0037 0026 .023 0022 .025 .026 .023 .026 .026 .024 B II l3LA.STING ! COST '. KIND OF. , MA.TERIA.L l PER POWDER TON USED I ' $207.17 0021 Black : MINE Black 9800 8410 I 8920 9650 11180 1613 1720 24.-97 ' I[ 988 I " II II II II ft " " " !/ " I II 301.67 I 0036 211.42 ! 0035 259056 .027 396007 ' .035 86 ;12 ' .053 \ 57.23 ; 0033 77.76 I 0031 1 19.98 I .020 I ) I !, - JL_ II II I II II ' rt " " II II I : I i I t . _I_ ___ I " I -·- -- -- I I MINE I JuJ.r Aug Sept Oct i i llov Dec Jan I feb lar Apr liq ~ I -- I I July l Sept Oct I , Alig I I i 1l01' I Dec I i Jan leb Jla.l' Apz, M8J Jl3lla 9020 6670 9220 7170 9310 10680 9450 7100 9080 9050 10645 12120 - KINE 6015 5450 6020 5880 6208 15320 13650 9380 10900 10080 : 12460 j 1.4.050 " C " -- - · -- - - $272.49 161.72 200.06 240.64 198.23 285.35 96.29 168.53 228.28 220.61 267.72 244.69 -- . . . II ,. · · ·- .030 .024 .022 .034 .021 .027 .010 .024 .025 .024 .025 --- .... -- - - Blaok I 14139 ft 10150 14490 12100 8150 II " " " " ·- -· · · - II . $426.76 196.44 356.56 240.44 105.22 D " - • -· l - -- ' -- , .030 Blaok I .019 '. fl .024 : II .020 I II .014 i II ' 'I : :' : '1 I 1 I II i I I I tt II I i " II It . ! o~-~ MINE - - .. - - -· - . . - . - -- -. - - --- -- . I 7 i E It $220.13 275.93 253.18 206.44 205.84 607.46 346.23 345.81 384.67 296.07 490.78 397.39 .036 .051 .042 .035 .033 .040 .025 .037 .o35 .029 .039 .028 Blaek " II & Trojan It " " & Trojan I II II II " II II " "II " " " " II II II l �ST.i.\.TEMEMT OF P ROP S AHD TIES USED IN SUPERIOR lllUES Yea~ G1'o ir...g Jun3 so~ 1915 "'I P R.OPS 6' JilBB av 70 ·-- 1729 n A" III I 11799 19030 I 10 9 l2' 14 1 I 16' i'OTAL II' 29 131 16 432 33174 i I I I ll n 120 3263 5052 4 4 n Cn 4486 1398 29195 10 424 11 ! l 57 8500 J 908 36428 : 19 13213 I I I II D II 559 151 12393 II ·:s n 2551 18268 16259 36 9445 34879 81937 79. , __ 7 91 I I ____ 37466 i 1680 1 128781 ! I TtmL ; -· - -· - ·- -- - 87 1 24 737 -·· ·· · -· • - - i 264 ___ . ·- ·- . - - ---:c.-==== I I I I I - - -- · --- ! . -· - . - - -- - -- - - -- . - -----· - -· I - I TIES 'i SAWED__ _ ·-- -- --- - - --- ,- - -- -- ___ _ I I REWED 3x4 4x5 TCJ.i!AL 4ft X 4½ II A II 2590 2785 5375 435 ~5 B" 144 1160 1304 398 398 I " Cn 3916 4508 8424 666 666 ! ! "D" 32 3337 3369 99 99 1010 2894 3904 1461 1461 i I I I i ! ' II !I'Ol!AL ' I ' 5x6 I I -- I "I" I !OBI. =--- - 7692 -- -- - -~--- ---22376 14684 -~- -- - - - - -- - -- - - -- 3059 . - ----- - . - - 3059 11 .. ' �COST OF P0N].:R AT SUPERIOR l Yea.:- En ding June 30 0 1915 .. j I I KI:rtOU'ATT HOO'I S COST PER llO!im Ligb.-c; PGWel' Juq Jum 14i,932 15, 691 14,742 160162 16,610 15,098 15,265 12.,725 130155 120663 12,385 13,614 282!>163 2550207 2930344 2709056 2570291 2470976 2459462 2109504 230,393 212.157 2270959 22411438 ffl!L 1'13.042 2,956,950 !llgtlSt September October lovember December Jazm.a.ry Pebraary larch April liar - - _ TC>rAL TOTAL COST 297 0095 2700898 3080086 2860218 2730901 2630074 2600727 i 2230229 243,548 2240820 240.344 2380052 ~ 70646038 -·- 639708.43 .0204 ·- s,129 11 992 ._ 70227.32 69531055 69147.28 5 0176.51 40383.99 4,974.87 40216.13 49518.37 4- 014704:6 4,484.61 40253.96 K.. Vl. Ho ! i .0257 I .0265 .0211 00213 .0180 .0165 00190 .Ql88 .0184 .0175 .0188 .0179 l- .. _ •·- I STATEMENT OF PO\"lER USED AT SUP.E.RIOR MIDS - - - KIBE kO!m " A " Juq AllgQ.at September October lovember Dec8112bar ~~ i I I I ~~ I !pr11 llaJ Jluie ---~ ~ - I ! NCR1BE.R OF KILOWA!L'rS HINE r.tINE "D" "0" "B" 1UNE MINE 51,728 42,248 47,543 45,738 38,428 41,846 50,301 44,583 46,235 54,659 21,204 49,454 58,986 49,326 45,601 68,324 8,300 38,971 69,770 3,810 59,290 62,556 3,449 51,544 66,493 1,705 62,223 61,709 58,234 63,596 66,100 62,247 63,867 ------ - - - - --- - ·716,107 213,053 640,914 -· -- 53,515 47,138 52,042 50,866 26,524 "E" TOTAL 47,549 42,677 47,928 47,707 54,504 102,326 90,648 73,186 78,079 71,065 77,867 242,583 215,827 241,089 223,890 ' 234,941 227,927 223,518 190,735 208,500 191,008 207,563 78,358 204,472 - -- --- 230,085 -- .. 811,894 - -- --- 2,612,063 I i . I .I �n'.DIZED STAT.EMBNT oar COST PER K.ILOWAT'l' H(!)UR .OF POWER Year Ending June 30, 1915 l I I GAS DEPRECI~I Gen'l POWER 1 ~~ -O~er!& \ -- -----·-··-1:a...1>_:LLfst~-t ;-- KO:N!R TEN.ANCE ation ! Repairs lWashing Repairs Coal I · · t·- · - -- \ July '\ . 004'() Aug I.0026 . l I. 0035 i' • 0043 lI • 0041 I \ \ .0073 1 .0033 \ \ 1 • 0042 \ . 0021 I \ Sept Oct Nov • : . 0012 ' i, • 0001 I \ .0001 \ i . 0001 • 0008 . 0052 • 0032 • 0217 : • 0002 : o 0032 .0006 ~0052 .003G .0227 • 0002 . 0045 • 0031 . 0l 7f/ . I . 0046 \ . 0022 I : 1 .0035 ; j • 003;£; 00003 .0021 . 0001 . 0016 . 0046 . 0031 . 0174 : I . 0033 00006 I .oooi .0009 .0042 .0023 ! .0142 ! .0035 .0003 .0180 j 273 0 901 j .000G .0045 .0015 I .0126 1 .00~6 .0003 .0165 : 263,0?4 ; . 0014 . 0053 . 0027 i o 0146 .0043 .0001 .0190 260,727 .0003 .0045 .0025 I • 0132 . 0051 .000Q .01aa ! 223,229 Deo .0012 .0030 .0017 : .0001 .ran .0012 .0J26 Feb. .0015 .0039 . 0013 I • 0001 i .0005 I 0013 I I 00006 I .0033 I• Water TOTAL 1 PLANT ATION Exp. - - - - - - -· ·,__ _______ ·- t------ - > -- --+----~---<-- I 1.0013 Mar • 1 i .0029 .0011 .0021 i I I I .0002 .0051 .0027 I .0134 i .0017 .0001 .0042 .0024 .0001 .0043 .0033 .0001 .0049 __ ._0031 1.01~2.l _ Apr I I· 001G l4ay .0015 .0027 .0019 June .0014 .0025 .0011 .0001 i .0001 i i I I i 1 I I .0046 .0Q.04 .0l84 J 243,548 0121 1 .0050 .0004 .0175 224,a20 : .0138 .004-7 .0003 .0188 240,333 .0048 00091 .01?9 • 238,052 I : I I ! 0 i ..J �July lo 1914---Juna 30 9 1915 I FAT i.\. 1, ' 00~.F!TION \ : lt.A_U I I i I iiners Drivers I I ; ' 1: ! limES iI MINES i I "13" ! "0" i rinn i "E" I TOTAL "A II "B" . ! i I 13 I 4 3 ! I I !Op tl8U I NON-FATAL Loaders, Inside Inside man Oiltside man J.Iechanics TOO!A.L I A l l 4 2 1 I 2 - I I i "C" "D" "E" 23 5 l2 2 l 4. 47 10 ·1t 7 4 11 30 2 8 2 l ll TOTAL i i l 2 1 3 3 1 l i 25 II 12 I 28 2 l2 - ~ 3T- --108 I i ! I I j I ' I CAUSE OF ACCIDENT 1all of rock hll of coal Ihle cars I I II I Il I I I I POiVder &: gas Jlf.Jli:ng TO~ ,_ 2 4 12 3 2 7 ' _ lliecellaneous :.__ l 3 25 I 3 12 3 6 11 l 2 7 16 l 14 6 l2 44 4 l 5 l2 4 28 2 6 31 22 l2 108 I I I I ,@ $1.00 Balea.sed during Yec1r anding June 30, 1915 !100 I I i'&tal, $100.00 I I Died after treatment I I In Hospital I ?iot recevered sufficiently to work I 5 1iot released 3 I Lett the service I .hougb.t suit against Camps.DY 'I Ainaunt paid in settlement of claims prior to establishment of compensation Law A:nount paid in sett lament of c la.imS Ulldar I I I I I I r---CompenBB,tion Law* ::::--. mnm~T. --· ~ •~ta.1 amount paid into state Treasury• I T06 1% 19g - ~ ,..:>;i:. 'l':t ! �PERSONAL INJU.IUES DURING THE YEA.RENDING JONE 30 .. 1915 --- - - ,·-· - .. - - r-- - I KIND OF I NUMBER OF TONS OF COAL I NUMBER OF I i IlIJURY INJURIES MINED INJURIES PER I ' (Class)* -· WCATION I LUNE II ··-- A II A B C D MINE II B II !I I II C ' 25 7 I I ?ll:NE i 1lDlE I II tt D II E II I 'l'OTAL ALL MINES ! 106087 29049 I l2 4 6,062 16,187 I I 164096 54.99 i 28 6 8,650 40,367 II I I I 115061 24077 I A B C D ; I l2 5 8,040 19 0 297 I i I 123091 51062 I 0 31 5 6,358 39,417 152.22 25.37 108 27 7,800 31,202 128.19 32.05 A l3 C D I i I I i I I ' i I A B C A B C D 9,357 33,418 ' I D I i I !l ' A B C D " ; I I I I .MILLION TONS ; I i ·' MINE ! PER INJURY I -- -- - "CLASS A--Fatal InJuries Olaes B--Perma.nent disability; i.e., such in.juries as have prevented the injured employee from again engaging in the \70rk in \7hich he was engaged prior to tho time of in.jury. Olaes 0--Injuries causing loss of more than three days time a.lld requiring attention of a physician or surgeon but from which person injured entirely recovored. Class D--Accidents resulting in slight injuries,which did not prevent the injured employee from performing his duties fl>• more than three days during the ton days immediately following the accident. I I �SUMr![.lRY OF PlfilSO.NA.L INJURIES Five Years M ding June 30th 9 1915 - II FAT A L OCCUPA.TION "A" l"B't ; u c 11 ' i 3 '; ?liners Drivers I Top men Loaders , Inside Inside men Ou.tside men Mechanics TOTAL 6 TOTAL 2/ 5 ! l' l 4 2 l 5 2 14 l i " I I - - -- 51 i: .. I MINES "A" "B" 66 36 17 9 1: 3 72 29 13 I 36 l 3 13 140 1 I I 1 l i ! I MINES "D" "E" I 2 I l 1 I =-~ = NON-FATA L I "0" I ''D" I"E" TOTAL 54 ; 7 3 53 251 3 51 ! 17 15 ! 4 2 l 41 25 14 12 4 274 --7 52 10 j 220 100 ; 11 : I I CAUSE OF ACCIDENT I Fall of Rock Fall of Coal Mine care Powder and gaa l l l ! 1 ! 6 5 l l 2 :' 14 1912 j 1913 1914 1916 5 Yr s.End. ing June I 1.1:mE llINE " B " Fatal 122 , 004 5, 422 Non-Fatal " C " Fatal Hon-Fatal MINE " D " JUEE " E II ALL 11nms - - Fatal llon-Patal Fata l Non-Fatal 1 TONS I ' 7, 219 ! ' TONS TONS 6 , 674 7, 739 30. 1916 TONS I TONS I 1, 050, 739 9 , 357 7, 506 171, 885 6, 139 5, 794 6, 062 I ! 83 , 727 4,739 4 35 167 674 ------ ! TONS 212 , 688 Fatal " A " 6 , 861 Non-Fatal 138 82 248 FOR EACH NON-FATAL ACCIDENT l 1911 37 13 2 TOllS MINED FOR EACH FATAL AND Year Ending June 30th 34 3o I 26 ! ll 16 I l 30 22 60 'I 31 '),7 59 51 2 1 1 6 5 8 9 7 35 45 43 31 13 140 174 155 142 63 7 l 3 2 ! 2 ' I Miscellaneous TOTAL 1 11 5 l J.U ning MINE 1 1_6!!_J ~t ~;t ~ - iI : II i I 158 , 066 5,451 11, 534 6 , 550 7 , 584 8, 660 8, 650 8,365 9 , 655 6,018 236, 191 5,761 60,511 8,068 8,040 200, 507 7,060 13 , 910 9 , 809 8 , 496 54,813 9,136 6,358 247,666 7,863 466,008 345, 689 6,100 I 6,657 - 167,428 7,610 7,~oo 342,400 7!-~~8 Fatal 1325, 836 Hon-Fatal l 7,350 ' i �REP C>It~ om HORSES AT SUPERIOR - HORSES ml HAND JULY ls, 1914 \ 56 I I MULES 24 1 I Received 7 Died and Sold 16 11 GJI RAND JUEE 30, 1915 47** 19 6* ! ! I - - ,' ! ?Horses purchased fo~ $1,079 75 Average cost of horse 154 25 4llules purchased for Average cost of mule 524 75 l.31 19 iZ Horses sold for r i!ulee sold for !ota.l sales 432 49 lI *Includes 2 head received f r om Reliance for which no payment has yet bean ma.de o II A.VERA.GE IN t USE DURING --- YEAR Horses Mu.las I "An 12 5 "BIi 8 2 "C n 7 4 6 10 5 3 i II D" II I" ~ IDE !otAi. I I ~ 24 ----- II DIED KILLED - INJURED SIOK I Horses Mules Horses Mules Horses Mules Horses Ku.lee ' 2 2 6 3 2 2 l 3 5 3 4 2 2 1 l l l 1 16 54 I' I ---- --- I UIB I: 579 17 $1 0 011 66 I j ;' i *$Inoludes 2 head condemned stock in Reliance pasture fo r saleo 18 10 2 �P I T O A RS MINE II k_ ll " .B fl " C II I I ON lWID JULY 1, 1914 IN SHOP NEiV CA.RS FOR .REPAI RS 28 OA.ltc:3 !N SERVICE REOElVED - . --- -·- -. 2l8 I 283 I I 261 280 I I 1 r, D ll I "En 9 119 . 19 ' 1250 362 I ll.30 l 68 I I i I 311 I i l ! I ' 301 205 381 I I' ; I I I 1198 i ! I I f ! I ! i !' Oars lost in Mines: .Prior to this year This year, "E" ' Worn out care dismantled i for repair material: I ; i 3 i 147 51 Prior to this year This year ! I I I ' I j ! I I ! 196 I I! : I 289 i I TOTAL JULY 1 0 1915 I 12 322 I ON RAND I I li = YEA.R * OHABGED TO OONST.mJCTION CHARGErD TO COST OF COAL TO!e!L 104 • •• • •• 182 150 200 30 104 339 207 300 200 125 75 I 1906 1907 1908 339 25 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 150 ••• 95 75 •• • 50 ••• !Oti.L 838 * Calendar Year ..... ... . .50.. ... , ... 562 - 1400 �MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Year Ending June 30th, 1915 • -:s =-- 1( C JJ Tons mined by miners Yoa ;-9·29 ·ai-,-~io 37~~{~ ·-~11 l?,980 132,686 3'7;094 11 11 11 Eachinea 125,000 54 , 766 109,518 59,391 115,276 463,951 Total tons mined 233,929 72,746 242,204 96,485 197,086 842,450 Daya mine worked 201 164 200 ?2 243 870 j r Days worked by mine.rs 13,661 2,206 14,395 4,434 11,638 46,334 ! : Days worked by loaders 4,828 10,581 8,713 5,046 12,891 42,059 ; i Days worked by all 44,933 15,019 40,281 1 8 ,948 4?,333 166,514 ' ' Tona per day for each miner 7.97 8.15 9.22 s.~? ? .03 8.1~ 11 11 11 11 , I " loader 11.72 11.34 12.57 11.77 a. 96 11.o~ 1 11 11 ;i all others " 9.12 10.19 a.64 10. •n 11.31 14.10 2.203 8,369 ! 944 Kegs po wder used 1,862 1,1'73 2,187 ! 249 '749 80 2S9 188 / Tons co a l per keg por1der (minero) 180 1 11 11 62 '73 II ii 11 (machines) 84 82 59 79 2,000 2,000 I Pounds of per r:1i ss i bl e powder used Tons cc; al per pound permissible powder (miners) 11 11 11 lbo permissible pv1der. 1.3' (tnachines) ·4.1 3.51 4. 64 4.70 3.79 4.35 ff " tt cut by machines 1 ; Fatal Accidents 108 31 12 28 12 25 ··Ion-fatal accidents ·J ons of coal for each fatal accident 7.800 6.358 8.040 8.650 6.062 9 .3_57 i ons of coal for each non-fatal accidnt POWER --,_T 3 4 2 1 3 Hoisting Engines 2 1 1 ,Boilers 12 --- I I l.J Pumps l Mining machines. e1eotric n " air 8 Locomotives 1 Mi.ne ll. oars ll"dim.ber of head:_ o:t' l.ive stock ___ _ 2 1 4 311 18 - - ~- 2 9 2 4 4 301 20.11 11 1 J ~ -- . 5 ! I 12 34 4 381 .13 1,.1PS - l.S J - - - 64 J _ jj �TENEMENTS 00CuP I.ED AND VACANT Year ~ming June 30 0 1915 OCCUPIED llONTR VACANT - ·--- - - --·- - - -- - - -·----·· . I' . I TOTAL ·- I I 343 July 1914 318 25 AUgt1St 314 29 September 316 27 343 October 324 19 343 November 325 18 343 Dece!Ilber 306 37 343 January 301 42 343 Pebraary 300 43 343 290 5,5 343 larch 312 31 343 April 80 343 88 343 t: 263 255 --- - r• • - -- • -- • • - r - -· I I 1 I 343 I I I I I l - I ! i i I �STATIDDENT O~J !.]_:NT, WATER AffD ELEC1rRIC LIGHT ACCOUNTS Year Etiding June 30, 1915 • .O~.L 0 I Due Rent From Last MON"TH Ju~.y Augus ·t . / September •! October I November December January Februa:.ry Ma1~c11 1 Apri l M.ay June 11onth 1. this Ji onth 3024 50 ~J.01 55 I 79 28 I 136 56 29~7 68 2974 65 102 56 3093 05 3106 28 153 63 37 90 2926 36 155 67 1 2863 41 ! 1 32 16 i 2866 97 I • ' ;,il,) 56 1 2781 07 114 30 105 55 92 26 2597 61 2499 09 2431 58 Worthless Accounts Dropped 610 82 612 03 612 18 634 61 630 77 595 42 58? 03 583 55 562 46 529 18 • 511 75 493 67 Lieht this Month A..ro.ount Pay Due Roll Cash Bill Bal. Uncolleoted 20 24 3·J 80 1· -:.·n .:,~ 4 ,> 136 56 102 56 '!otal 924 02 4660 89 4100 58 460 79 4560 30 4629 76 3963 89 419 05 453 98 4882 71 4543 93 4565 32 44?9 76 4523 18 4048 18 3870 17 3787 58 4027 90 4139 24 3537 13 484 53 3r/86 12 3835 92 3522 10 3342 16 3349 63 1260 68 621 64 4'73 92 362 84 482 73 400 29 401 01 387 85 6963 47 10741 72 51894 31 45191 82 6209 31 959 21 897 08 869 09 80? 09 753 78 770 07 2746 38 3840 77 I ~ 911 31 906 37 967 42 992 03 984 25 4? 97 64 \ HOW COLLEC'£ED '19 28 20 24 47 00 20 24 118 47 20 24 65 55 2·0 _24 34 '74 5 '74 153 63 37 90 155 6'7 132 16 \ :310 56 138 98 105 55 92 26 44 36 24 G8 . Balance :u.1roi1~ Uncollected TOT.AL Water I t hio Month 101 55 34112 25 448 82 44 36 \ �STATEMENT OF 0PERA~I0l'1 OF suPERIOR WATER WOHKS Yeaz> Elldiug June 30 0 1915 DEB I 'l' CREDI T S MONm Operation ements Company Use Water to Merchandise Dspartment July $ 1,588 21 617 82 2 00 16 47 951 92 Aug 1,608 29 605 03 2 00 22 80 978 46 I . 1,608 29 Sept 1,543 35 566 70 2 00 15 32 959 33 ! 11)543 35 -_Cost Of ·Water \78.ter to to Ten- Deficit charged to cost of coal TOTAL I 10588 21 I I I I Oot 1,505 82 589 43 2 00 15 91 898 48 Nov 1,219 35 585 09 2 00 4 29 627 97 Dao - 975 46 545 94 2 00 4 27 423 25 I 10505 82 I I i I 'I l i ' I I !' ' 1 0219 35 975 46 :I 1,238 64 Ja.n. 1,238 64 526 03 2 00 3 96 706 65 lab 1,078 61 518 55 2 00 4 56 553 50 1,078 61 Us.roh 1,179 21 49"/ 46 2 00 5 60 674 15 1,179 21 April 1,078 12 529 18 2 00 3 73 543 21 l,O78 12 118.J 1,252 11 511 75 2 00 8 88 729 48 1,252 ll June 1,218 03 477 49 2 00 5 24 733 30 1,21a 03 TO!r!L $15,485 20 6,570 47 24 00 lll 03 8,779 70 15,485 20 �REPORT ON TEl~NT CONSTRUCTION AND OTHER BENTABLE BUIIiDINGS Prior to June 30, 1914 9 there were co1wt;ructed: _1- l Room Oabin 9 Rock 1- 1 B.oom Store Building!) 0 A" Mine 9 Frame 3- 1 Room Sohool Rouses 9 Frame 1-- 2 StOl"Y Cabin9 Rock 1-- 3 Room Cabin, Rock 63- 3 Room Houses 0 Frame 248-- 4 Room Houses, Frame 2-- 4 Room Houses, Concrete 1-- 4 Room House, Frame, for School pUrposes 4:-• 5 Room Houses, Concrete 4- 5 Room Houses, Frame 5-- 6 Room Houses, Frame 1- 6 Room House, Concrete, (SU.perintendent •s Residence) 3-- 8 Room Houses,•Frame 2- School Rouses 1-- Miners I Me0ting Hall, Frame 1- Bank Building, Concrete 1- Opera House, Frame 1- Hospital Building~ Frame 344- TOT AL Ba.ilt during year ending Ju,ne 30, 1915: 0-• BllildingS • Additions to Tenement BuildiDgB lJJlder Construe tions 0-- Building&• �SiIPERIOR STORE 1,-.•'i.:;• 0 July _.,, 1015 \;0 J'vn0 30-~h 11 1914 July 1s·" t,tl 1£l1'2.- to June 30th 0 1915 Su~orintendent of stores =-~~ ~ -71 I I'-9Z- Gros0 Year 1914 Sales Ear:nil"!gS '\ fjl43,898.33 I\:~4,627.22 ll.3,341.37 I 29,179.81 1915 cel'.l:G- age Pel:- I Total centExpenses aga .,. . Daoreaae v 30,556.96 cent- l age 0240 l !!2, 'l! 89A. 77 \, .,.:.,0 -· al66 {)101) 732.45 .O?<', 0257 21,516078 al89 7o6G3a03 .068 \ ? 30069 a42 a006 0023 0017 Increase Per- ! Net Earnings ~? 5,447.41 ~~ 20377099 ( !l!ha value of merchandise on hand June 3Oth9 1915!) WM ~5 0 906a31 0 an increase of 07, 124.86 over June 30th 0 1914. Tho principal increase nas in pov;- der,suga.r, canned goocl.s, and shoes. The avar&.;;,eoo numbGr of men employed in 1915 was 845 0 and in 1914 0 995 , a decrease of 150. !I!h8 average monthly sales per eraployee in 1915 were $11.17, and 1n 1914, ~12.05, a deoraase of 88¢. Th.a outstanding accounts due frOm employees at close of business June 30th, 1915, was 02 , 623 • 96 , outsiders, :)438.10; June 30th, 1914, $4,765.51, oUte1ders, tj5 • a decrease of :J2l4.l.55 and ~83.99 respectively, and a total 22 09 9 reduction of ~,225.54 "D" Mino was closed November 14th, 1914. 'I �DETA.I L_B OF CAP ITAL EXPIDIDlTURES ..... Yo a,x, E:nd.:lng~ Jl.ID..£l 30-l;h • . =-a 0 1915 . ·~, e· DESCRIPTION AMOUlfl! tiquipnent: JJ1nillg: JJachines a:nd Drills 255 31 Jlauling: Hoists Endless .Ropa Stock 20334, 55 Installat ion 3064110 10304 50 Sprinkling &: Drai~ Pipe Lines "D" Mina "E'' Mine Pumps 7,280 15 l 1 73 6 09 195 49 Poi7er Lines Feeder Lima Inside 51 90 22 40 49 "A" Mina "B" Mim "D" Mine 203 31 I 74 79 ij rety: 34 36 25 90 116 34 Tslaphones "A" Mina Fire Fighting Equipment Guards on Machinery 176 60 Improvements: B.Elnodeling li'mror Plant Changing Turoi.::1.e Come-r-..s{?:::-? Water 8oftenor Water Yater 23 25 161 4.-6 58. 74 65 127 33 Cooling Towar a,377 4.-3 Total Equipment Baul.age Boads: Ba.Us & Track Fastenings 1,695 50 366 02 828 92 502 35 1,043 14 "A" Mine "B" 141m "0" !line ''D" K1na "E" 1l1ne V&1Jd1'a9 ~- e6 ee - 285 61 247 48 601 57 527 74 636 46_ g 36 !lee: "A" Kine "B" Wlle "0" Kille "D" nm, "E" U1ne V&lld~ !ota.l pul.ag8 Roads ! '---- ~a.rried. toru~d 387 27 4,492 01 2.305 22 6,797 23 15,1"14 66 �- DETAILS OF CLP ITAL EXPmm ITU.RES Yea.I> Endi ng Ju.110 30th 1915 - T I 0 I DESCRIPTION I I - I; AMOUNT I Bl"ou~·l:; i"O:t"°\'Jal"d. str-.20tures & Btli ldings: Endless Rope• Dump & Screens "C11 Screens 150174 66 316 86 76 53 Total Str-~ctures & Buildings Total Mines .lleroantil9 Store: fixtures & Equipment 39;LID)_ 15p568 05 281 22 ' TQllAL 15 11 849 27 I �mo :.i.: ~•.u.L.i!i C' JLI.RS PRO?! I\Ullli MOUTH TO DUMP U/1.~,, ,....-.,.,, July 1913 - Soptomber 1914 i - \ ' ' t I i I 153 G3 153 63 Engillaering &: SU.pervis ion I IABOB \ MATERIAL TOTAL 2519 77 !rack Changes I f.m.iel to 'Ho. 3 seam 410 9 ) (l:ppro-iimete dista.noe ariv~m, II 2362 82 25 85 Trestle 66 94 I I 82 88 u. 53 57 \ 'I 34 02 Inata.111.Dg Engine & Sheaves 1815 12 756 17 2571 29 50 30 130 57 180 87 613 97 613 97 2920 24 9914 67 Build1Dg ....._ 100 96 707 60 Inv-oica Freight I I I 79 42 750 00 37 60 Belianae• December 20, 1913. I, 244:5 ?O \ 1- 10 X 14. OffiUWA. Haulage Engine 0 Purchased from tha p. coal co., I 'I I Oa.r Rooks ' 2550 26 10 49 e,ooo• Oable, 3/4" 0 699':43 I I �COST OF ~RANGING PLANE FOR ENDLESS ROPE SYSTEM_ MINE "A" ?O HANDLE CARS FROM MINE MOUTH TO DUMP July 1913 - September 1914 -·~ ~ ~ ~==== = = = = = = = = = F = = = = ~ = ~ ~ = = ! i Engineering &: Supervision Traok Changes -Tunnel to No. 3 Seam LABOR , Ma.TERIAL ! TOTAL ! 163 63 \ I ~53 63 2519 77 10 49 2362 82 82 88 2445 70 ! 25 85 53 57 79 42 I 34 02 \ 100 96 l 2530 26 Car Rooks 66 94 - I ! 1-- 10 x 14 OTTIDINA Haulage Engine• Purchased from th9 u. P. coal co., Reliance, December ·20, 1913. Invoice Freight 750 00 37 60 I·• 787 60 \ I 1- 35 BP GENERAL ELECTRIC Motor 'l!Yl)e 1-1-22-35 A. Form "M"• 440 Volts, 600 BPK• Purchased trom General Eleotrio Company, December 2 11 1913 Invoice Freight Installing Engine & Sheaves 425 97 26 00 450 97 1815 12 756 17 2571 29 50 30 130 67 180 87 613 97 613 97 Building la,ooo• cable, ¾'' $ 6994 43 - -· ·--- 2920 24 -- ·- . --- I l (Approximate distancw driven, 410' ) Trestle ll I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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