https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/1221ac0561bcbcd664d159e33c3d1693.pdf 60391390c9ba37e4adf6505ee4ee202b PDF Text Text ! i . . ·- .' lB f I I[g] ;;, ANNUAL RlaPOftT " OF TH E L. ' S UPERIO~ COAL COMFA y ,.., OF i:~ WYOMI G -:~ / . FOR PERIOD . JULY I~ 19 10 - JUNE 3 0 !!:1 19 11 • ' • ■ )' • �SUPERIOR COAL COMPANY 0 F YI YO MING. ANNUAL REPORT: July l, 1910=- June 30, 19110 Superior, Wyo., July 28, 1911, '\J\ CSUPERINTENDENT. ~~ '- �- - - - - - - ----- - - I 1J D E X 4 7 7- 8 10 2- 5- ~- 12 10=, 12- 13 A 38 B 17- 18 l0Q=.104 94 C Cars, P-lt Construction C:. Equipwcnt, Heeded~i;,::u::i."! i.., ,~i:,,-r:-,,, c:: :-a::,: ,>!i,:c _ i::::,,-. ,,, ..,,,.•,,~:'.,*,..,::.,·,,·,,..,,.,,,,..,,.,,:, Coal, Cost of, Co:;iparaiivo State:::iont* 1~~:;;::,,.;mi:~0~,'.l,.,:::,::,~"""'.:'*** '~,;,,~::i ,:,::,,.,c,'.:.:,,b•,,;, Coal, Production end Disposition of*::e,:::;":,*:;-,,:,::, i ->'·:·,i:,:;:,:-, *"' *,..., ::,~.,,...,,...:;,.,..,,f,,;:,:, ,:,,·,h·:,r, Coal', 'i'otai Pro due tion of all mines to Juno 30, 1911'!')*:;,::,~,·n:~?-**''"~:.~•·H·,,,...,:, Construe tion, EKpsn<li tur3s f or\'l:."n,'it"!:;:*,:,::i,;,:.::*::•~,..,~ ,~::,:::,·,:::;•::~,;,::i,-..,,::,:, • ***"' ,;,;;,,.,,::·::,>'.'u:~ COS~S: 0 1 A11 rSINE: 1 B ' llINE: Sumary of Equiµ1ent to June 30., 19111~:=:~:.•n::::,:;:.,;,::,:.::,'.i:·,,;,,:,,.,,,:lS: llining llach ines:h/t~**l!t***:se~,~***:;,*::,*,~*****'-''t':t,,/n'.,(~'<1!!~',l,::::::',•:, ,~u Electric Drills('**::.::-,*,.,.-.,;u:;,:,~*::~i::i.·:::•:;,* :::c~l(f~~***,,..::.):1;::;:,'.) l'.:::.:~,,;, .·r:.1:~ Box Car Loader?ltl'.?l/1:~>.'l\':l'.<t< ~'::'.ltci:(:'!1'!,:, ~ ,:,l.'.?***~:.i-)'.:i,,•u;l:f:~'.t:'-::)(::,1:,:;:~':,!!>"•::!:,"t* Radialaxe Coal Cutter :.'?'.f:i::l;t:1,'!~'t:":,::~,h,»:lr)lt~·l<'t**:;,""*~'li:::o)::C:;,,:i-:.,'!*~ Uotor Generator Set*n~•0 ~:ct** 1'~'xl[c~:,,:,:,1t~:,1;,,;.*•t:c~"r:jt-~~~c:":J;c:"; ,.. ~,:,::;>'c>.":)!H"$ 3-- Ton Locomotive* **1!1~·0 ~,,*:!"•\."Cs.":t~:1,.:,~,;~~;,*'"***:r:*~i:a-.:t<=-':\l<,:-,::r** Outside Plane Upper I A1 1'.=>:<:.':>',:":~ ~'.?(.l~~.:r:.1:~,:r.,'l->'tt.'<\'.(1)':.h'.t?.J!,l_'t:!<~t:'t,;:l-'!~ci.c Sumary of Equipwent to June 30 1 1911****~~~~~~**~*~~~ JJining Mach inas~:Cl'I$: ~*~'n'h?:*-l?t's:ln;h."!>."l llr>!t¢~l':f.<,..,,":.,,:;::.-~**~'~ *i;><:'.:i'<!J::,":' Electric Drills* *21-"*~***:!t*~':i:,~-:,:,,;,* *****~ret:!<~*:."'*l!IS:-2'.:*:::1'.?*~ 3- i'on Locoooti ves1":':;"•l(c •'**ll:l/r::,~•~ 1'<ir*-~~ 1,~ ~,lc~~:.'.r:h:l::!l"(:),'tt:>'.<'#1\'::lr Electric Exhaust Fan~1a11••:0::.11c***-:,.~.:.:;c ~"'**:►.:11::..:.x;,,.-,,"h'.t:lc:."z:' >'lll;i,': Stable****"'***~:'.f~,,1::111:1"<,-.,r,t,,.,;;i;.-1,,.,:;,:j!r1,"'*"'**·:,*>.1r _,.,... ~*'"*w.::,t•~··*'" ,'\-1►.~ Hay Shed*:)ll:t:1.r.:r,... ~-,;:,,r,.:r::..******~•.;1111:~"'~*•~•.,t":'l,', •.,., ""::.**;"'"'*'R~~, f,:h"* 40 14 26,,. 27 28- 29 30 5.2- 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 6l 62 6a 64 65 66 6? 68 69 �l IM DE X8 COSTS: Coni 1d Con•G°1d. uca MINE: Sunr.iary of Equ i p;ae:ni to Juna 30, l 9ll*~•n·.-.;c*:.:1.::,:i8i.:,:;,::,~~,·,::,~,:, llining t!ach ine s ~1 :.~ :;: :.:::~:-~ U~:: t.": :ttt."::l;: ~-~~~~·.:\) ! "! ~, 1.": '(.:it: ,~r.t:..:t~:<;~ 1,•.:~~< ~!n·✓• :;.! ~r :·.: f:) ~·.t ~·:c 0 ! Eloc t rio Drills::::;:-.:;,¢:.;.::,i;,,:: ~,,::,;,i:.:,::,:;i,;,::,::, ,,,.,,:, .,,.,:;i,:,,:;~,··~"~,,,;,,,;, ,;, ,:,:,~,::::::::1:: tloior G0n0ro.tox- sei *::.:-,:.:,,:::::.: ,,,-,,:,,;,,.,,;,,: ,,~.,::o:,:;:;,::.:v,:o·,~~;·,,;,~'.,*::,,•,::.,:;,,;,:;:i.:: 3-.. 'i'on Loe ~oti v0 s 1., :~~·,::,1.,:t!_'<l)(: ~: *:::::n:c.:;:,,,,;, :..~*':::~,:,,:: ~; ,:,~,~ ~ ,- :.;:rr::, :;::~1'.::,'.: Pnetu-10l0ctric Mining tl~c h i no;..,,:,,::,·,,:,-;,-t:,:,~ir:*"'"'*,:,:;,,:,~.,,::;•,,;,,;r,:,,~,~~,::1 h"J.p"1 1'*~·.:~:::,C ~... ~~ 1~:::t.: ~:, 11 D11 HINE: *:)~.!!;"l~·: * :": '(.::~:;: l~~-· :.:: ~=.t ~'".: f: 'l. 0 : -.;,•~-:: ~!~ 1:: :!t f'.:!): : ,~-.! !~ : ·~ * ! ".! ! ;! 1-< !~~ ::::~::~!1.~! SUGr.lli\I'Y of Equip.:.1 0nt i o June 30 ; 191r::,;,,~::,:::::r:..~:.-:,::,;.,,:,,-:i::,~,,;.:::,i:¢ llining Uachinoo::,,:,,,:'.l:~,:::::,~-:*l,"',·:,: i:,::: ,:, ::;, :.;,, ,:,,;,,:,:c,:;,,;,$(,,:, ,~::,~h·,i:(-.:";·,:,::,t.'< ~":¢ Electric Elthaust FM _-:,:,,·,,::,:,,:,,:,·· :::,·,)'(::~::i,:-,:::·-:i:<~., ,:,f,,:,*t~>:n?::;:::,,~:-,,:,,;,1,::~e: 75 H. P. Electric Hois·~, Slop0':::;:::·, -~::,~:,,:,,::1·,\,l.: J~r;•:~>;<:h': i'.<,:,,:,,:,:;.:*~"(:;t 4-... Ton Loe orno ti Vi.)::a.·:~t;::: ~': f.·::,i::(: ,·, i;,:;, c, ,:; ,-;:;:,:, :;:,;::'::\'<,,::;, :,•:,·, ,:, i::::: (!l'.'>'.l l~l'.tt:'tl'.c 70 '71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 Bl 82 83 tJEU unm: Sunonry of Equ i };l:lont t o Juno so, 19111'.:::o·, ,;::.:·,:.:t, :::"':;n~::r,:i,~~ 0 (? llining liac hines01 *:::::n;11,"l1':('!,'J:'l ~:'.:I* "•:": :':<": ".::"1:;:~,;:~:;:::,:.:.:::, ::'t ¢~,'.: ;',:,!:1)::i,;,~~ Electric Dri111:: •"!:".::::nc,~'li:,,::,-,,,,,·, ,_~:;,,.. ~~,;,,·,,;;,;::-,::i,:,,·, ,;i~:::i:,::,~~ ~-;:, *l)* :;t•):.'l::X~ 75 H. P. Electric Hoist, Slopei., :::::,:::,::,::,:c.;,:·,::.*::,::u:,t.: •..,,;o;-rl'.! ~~i:t'-'i:<"' Rescr.a0ning Bina & 36" Belt Con v 0yorc::,;:::::;:i:ii~•:u'.i ~:11~~~, ~* 0 ~ M 85 86 8'7 88 llanvur~f: f.:f~n~:J-l':'~.c t:.: ::-ttti.,"( :..;~~":c 1..:: ..":::t::-t:t.c1~µ,=.~~~ t: :::~:~i;:~,~~:7 1..~!..:t:.'".:i.._,~.:\-:1: )~n·c\"!~1..~a'-1:~ 89 PL!.□p!?,::_": (.!:~!~':! !::::'{~ \".tt~~--C !~:,_~-,;:: 1:t ~:-);~1i~ :)t•: •~ ,;'t-~~ ~~! ~fl ~.t~t1 ! '.'l';.~t~~ :;,: {:'.! •• ~: ::t:7: ~~.t~"t -..._,~\°!! * l!ft,(~ 90 91 Blac ksni ih & Boilor Repair S hop *''*::-i~::e1:<!'dn:,:::-;"n:,::n,,:<>'< (<\": ~n:<" * D Ds VG lo pril en t J llinei."r :"<,;,({lc'lci;, * ::::.-,:;, l'.<1,(:::1,c:c~::.tir:l,'<r ,,.;, ,:,* t) ~ :.'l 1~,.,~., :::::r::::*t:i ,:.ii:,,;,,::, ,(I ,;,,:,~ t'.:i,11 11<** ~~ :.", $ Daya, Uumber llines Workad•~l,'":i;-:1;t);l:t':** ~'"<i.':l'.'!>'l,:i :,u1¢ ,,:1<,.:~"l:-:~ ~ ,~:t': • i t:'<l'i •'< ~:;l** * ~"***~ t:t:itlll 19- 21 25 E F G Gas Producer Plant, Cost of 95 �IND E X1 Cont 1d H Hydraulic Cartridg<aa i, R0po:rt on 'r0sis:.:r:)o;,,.~,,.,,.,,;::::::,a\"::c•*::,::i,:,:;:*::,::,,;,i:,::,:.:::::::,,-.,,:,,:e,,,r.~::: Hydraulic Cartridges, Cost 0 ~!."~::::,,~-,,::,.:,,::::,::.:~i::i,-,i;,,:,:;:f,::t,;:,,::,·,.,:,:.~,*'-"~"l•·,·~,.,.•,,:,~·,::1::: 1·,::,,:,::<i;:ti;; 41 43 L Labor &: &ierial Sta ienent*•'.1~"::):.":,:,~"!,~:,"!,":,~:.;1::,>,-"'::'•,:::~l~ l'.!1'C():,':1.":!::,.:,::,:,,;i,;,,· n;,i;i,;;,,,::,:;:::n.:,::,;•, ,:~;'.:(l!'.< 15- 16 iliac~ llaneous Inx ornation for th0 Y0ur"":::?::i,-: :::,:i,,::, :~::1::•:~:."ti:,,,:::.;,::, r,,:Ji:, ,:,,:.:::;,,·,,~::i::.:::,,::::z 44 , Mine Rescuo Apparatus:::::~ :~i;t:.,,,;:,..,~~..,:.::)i;":,;,:· ::.i::u:::;::),;.: ::cc::::;.:::,:;,i;::.;i::n;::;z,;n."l~"::;'l~"l~)! l~k'l~,:;: :~::,."<:'.!t;::_"n,:: llachina & Carpen tar Shop l) Cost of* l)l'.!>;:(l:) :·:i::::::::::,~-:,:,uli':~"l(::,'r;"t,:h:::::-::.::;.:;':::;t','.l~>'.t>:<\'<~•,;::.:,::ii;: llaterial. Off ic o 1 Cost of''--::,::i:~::,::,~-:::,:."::...,,:,:::::,-,:.;,t-:,;,•·,::n,"t,.·,-.;;:•••:;::;,::i,::,:n;,:;,:.;,;:-.:,,.::,-:::u:,ic"::.'t~:r::,~·,,:,,:,,::!,'?i;t llAPS: General Vi0v oi Suporio~••12;:i;c:;i,..,i.:z,;,,::-::(~,:,,·,,;i,:!::,,r:i. 1~::>,.,,,·, ,;,,;:~,'t~,,:-i;:~,** ~"i::*:rn::t: Poweir Pla.c,t 1 Etc o ,.-:i:n.--:i:,:::,;~i:,;:,n::,,;,,::u;,:;,,:..:r •· ,:r,:i · :.1 :::·:•,.-,':,'),::c.":~-,.\'r::~~**u*i::,:ri1c,:,::,,;c~ 0 nu Slope Ca'lon*'~,1·.,,~•1 ~"!:;:,;,::;i i:r ·•t.,,;,~,:::::,-:,;,i:.,;,~ ~" '-";-:::,~'l,"!::<i;c::,,-.,r:,* 'i('li;t**** :l::A't::,,::...::o 0 ,AO Llina;;H;,·· ."!:;: ,:.,.,..,,;, r::::* :::(:~n:::.": :.'h'< ,:,**~(! . :."! ::::::t<,'l:,:'.h":t": ,;i :."l :.": i:,:.:,u.:r,'t:':,:C~~l!< i'<i:<,;:,:, i:t>:< f< ~i;t 0Ati liin0, No o l Sema~ftt;,i;:,...,~i;;~i;,~,-:::;,:,:i;,:::i:,,,,(:t!?,;i:*~**'~~*~o**'-'l;"t~*i::,.-,:;:~~Q tJBtJ lline!;tO~(!~~Of:i:::"!~t~..:~,1,;"l!.,":::ta~~l_".t!;"l "' t;!l~f.! \;l\,_--X~?,.!!t*~ ~~ l,t1¢~-l~!,:.C l~'1,"?~~,!1¢!.:t~1,~1,~~(.r ~:;C-.."'t:;::~:::i:.: ncn llinG1-.:(! t"!C !~:.~(i¢=:t~C:.':,"l!r&·:::,:(:(r:):)~~~:.:,·.... t.~t\!)*~::t~\-:!"':t.·n·.:r:,~:.;:1.'; ~~~~l:.'t~:.;,-:tR!!n.~:::=;t,;:~n): onu liinoC! ·!ot::·~,::~:'!·:e:1..~:.,:.,~i;tt.':~*:...',;'::.-r~::c:~~~~*~ :,~ . .~::::i~~(:*~::t::r~:.?t::.c:;:;.~,;:~:.::~,:c-.::;:~:.::~:¢¢ . General wp of SUperiorli=**,;: 5Jl 92 93 l 99 105 106 107 108 109 110 ~i.:cl,":,:,~-zi:r::i::-.::,:":i::,-,:.:,**~'·,(t,:~,;,:.:•:·,,;,*,.,:..'I:::::,~,;;,._!:~>:: 111 0 c~~t:*(:li'r~"l,:,,:,,:i,;:t:,t:,":!.'<\."U.':Ui"!::,,._-::;,i;::;e:.:,:.;:~,·,!';<:'.<::~.:<i'.n":,":{:~-z,,.*,:::::** 1":::'.t¢ 42 31- 34 36 37 44 p Po'i7der I 'Zest made at Pouder, Uo. of Kegs used~":Qt":1!t~:.:u:,i;,:.::::;~':;'!t:l<:,.":\'<:':::'r::,:·,:..,*i:,,h..,,:,:..":::t:'.:~":t":~*~~:;,.:,:tt:n;,~~:..':,·,:~:,:,,-:: Props, l!o. used!.'(*•~• ,...,,...Ja~,._...,_.i:.,.-i~,**::,:::~-z,::::,:ll:':.:c::,i::*;..,*:nil,:r:~i"l:.::~::: 1:r,:::,.,::n;.:1,::i:.·0 :,:.·ut1:.!1s::::,::o::~":i;i Pouer I Cost per R:. Ua ::?~o:•*(.;(:1;":~'t:,'h,e ,,,;,l!c~•'.::ll*:."r:.,":,!:i~\':l,':>"t~'.•:::,::*,"1~..::ii::u)ti!,~1:,{::r:-:1:1:.;.1::,;,,:~~.,*¢ Power I Dif f eront llachines*i;c:.;,,:':(': -:::,,...,,...,,:::~:~':,;"c**(<~:,,(lt".c:'.'<~·,,-,,:r*>!"~~,~,;c,,.;,~:::n:c~"l:."1,.':¢:;l:,:{*0 R 46 s Stoc~ Horse & Uule Report* s,",t'* -~'~f•1<:::~,;.~,:,,,::::~'!~-:*:r::'::-~~".?,:r:::,:::l'.(,:t:.)*~~i~,::~,,..n•:**':z~i."ti.tt* Show 1 llotion Picture*~**** 111 tn"!t.c~:1t*~~i:c~*::t -~clil:. tr1.1::.:.::"!;:::::,~,:i\-:::::::::::('!,~~~"'r\.,1!<:fr"-<~i':~:*:.':lft..._. 39 48 �INDEX, Contldo T Ties, Noo used~ (;c:;t::n~.::..)~-! ~'(: ;-c*(lf11~tr(l!,"l~!:;r~--:,;:~,:~ ..-.. :;:~' *:;: :.:-.: 1.·: •!:)~ * * 1!/i..'k t.-:::;;:.:.:::.:i~ ::~:~*~'c!~~~: ,:.;~.:\~l,{W' :;.1( :,;c1:-t l'one□ ents, Oooupiod and Vo.can ti,'.1~;,;n_.,~; *,;:,;,\-:::):.h"t:::~..,~.,:;,~:;1>-'::.:"? •':~D::>. :."*:~,;,~ ::>.>:<, .:,,:,,::,,••,~i:ti:: ?enor.ients 1 Report on Cons true t i on~,, ,: ,,::;,,::.;:.:,,::,::,.,:,,,,~., •-~>:::;:,~1.~:::,,,,.,,,.n;, ,;,::.::~-:,:::,.-,,'t::,,~; 1.,;:;:1;: 35 45 49 u Uater Uorks, Sia.tooent of Operati on'':·a:,,;,::,,:::::,:,:;::;:~::::-i,::~··~i,,,~!:;!*'::::-:::z:~i-:,;,,-,,; ::,:;:1::~·,i;a:::i;: Ua tar Uorks , Coo i of ~:-:~ ~!,::,;,_::, ~,:.:,~1 ::;- ::i ..--,,::,z.::;:,~,;,r, ,::,:a:-:::,:.::~:, ~:,::,i:,:;, ~::f:,;,,;, ,,,.,!.'-- '., l_'; = ~,;,:·,,:,::i:.-.:::, :;:i:~i:: 47 96 -98 ��2 AWlcruAL REPORT P0riod, July l, 1910=- Juno 30 1 l9llo The development in all'ld around the five raines at Superior has baen such during the pasi year that ihe coal production has been increased from 3800 tons daily to t.14CO tons daily I vi ihout the ope:n:.iion of ~1E0 Shali o Th0 miMs are so eqtdpped that by opornting tiEo Shaft, and cromiing ihe oiher mu1es, the output can be increased io fro□ 5200 io 5500 tons per d~yo liINIUG; Ai t he be%inning of this yoar iher0 r10r0 tm:>lve nininE; !7ia.Chines in use, p~oducing aboui one third of the entire output of the caopz ihere are nou ts:r~nty=siz nining I?&c~ines uorking;, a.rad ovar sixty par cent of the coal produced is Da.chine ninedo nearly all of the d0valopBsnt t10rk in the tilines is noo being done by machines, and it is the intention to equip the nines ~iih a sufficient ·(l number of machines so that tha entire production t1ill be machine min13d 1 eJccept the dra~ing of the pillars. CONSTRUCTIOll: The construction for the year at the different Eines consisted of the follouing improvements: •A• UIUE: The installation of a double drura hoist and second tracI. on the outside Plane; 3•• Jaffrey Electric llining ?J.achi 1- Howell Electric Drill; l - G. E. 3-- Ton LocOl!lotive~ea; l - 50 x. w. llotor Generator Sot. ' �3 ANNUAL REP OR Tr Cont'd cmISTRUCTIOU: Cont 1d: Th0 erection of on0 siabl0 and hay barn; the installation of 2-= 3 :?o 1 G. E.. Loc0Botiv0s; 3== Jeffrey Electric ~ining &chines; 1-= Howell Electric D?ill; 1-- Joifray Electric Drillo 'rho instt\llat.ion of 1~- 50 Ko P. l'fotor G·enor a tor Sot; 2-= 3 Ton G. E. Locomotiv0e; 3~- Jeffr0y Electric liini,--ig Machines; 1-= Hormll El octric Dr.ill; 2-- Jefi roy Elociric Drills ; 1-= Deoing Elo~tric P!liJp o The i nsta llaiicn of l= 75 H. P. Electric Hoist fo.,~ the Slope; 1-=- ~ Ton Jeffr0y Storage B~ttery Locomotive; 2-"" Jeffrey Elocil"'ic liil'ling linchines; 1-- Der:1ing 11:lectrio Pur:ipo Tho Slope and antrios of this nine have been driven ahead dilring the past year and the coal h~ndlGd thru DBn liinoo There hru:: been installed 1-- 75 H.P. Elect~ ric Hoist .for the Slope, 1-- Jeffrey Electric Liining llachino, l - Dainil'lg Eleciric Furap~ A Blacksmith and Boiler Repuir Shop ha.a been builto CEU1'RAL POliER PL.ANT: ?he installation of 2-250 H.P. Boilers ( additional equipment), uith temporary corrugated iron buildL"'lg. UATER UORKS: One additional ~ell has bean drilled and tcro of the old nells deepened. ·Thare are nou nine \7ells in ser- vice, equipped \7i th electric driven pumping jacks. 41251 of service lines laid. GAS PRO!JUCER: 1-150 :ir. u. Gas Engine and Generator and 1- 1J, a R. n. Uood Gas producer has been contracted tor, and the foundation put in. �4 ANN U. AL REPORT _cont Id CONSTRUCTION: RESCUE & PIRE DEP 1T EQUIPl.IBWr: 4-- 0 Protot1 Patent Self Contained Breathing .Apparatus., rrith accessories; 3-- carts uith hose, and 26-= Fire ~ttinguish0rs. TENEMTI:UTS: There wero 15-.. 3 Roon and 41-= 4 Row T0no□ onis iiniohed during the past yea.x- 3 e:;ivfog the :folloi7il'i.g: 63-- <J... Roo1::i Tenements 250-- 4 Roon Tenor;ients 8-- 5 Roo:1 Ten0m.ents 5-=-- 6 Roo1 '!10ne::10nts 3-- 8 Room Tencrnenio. �5 GENERAL CONDITIONS AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE SUPERIOR MINES For the year July 1st, 1910- June 30th, 1911. LOUER MINE: MOo 7 SEAll: Noo l North Entry: One rocm1 has been driven up in the aircourse pillars and the entry pillars pulled frora Noo 13 Room out to No. 10 Roomo pillars .. Noo 2 North Entry: Too ro0ms have been driven up in the mrcourse Dip Entry: A Slope has been driven dom1 the pitch from thia entry to tho poor coal, and rooms are being uorked both uays from this Slope .. The uorldng out of the small triangle of coal left in this □ ine haa been greatly retarded by the amount of TI"ater required to handle. A large P',;mtp ia n0t1 being installed, and ibis aine should be worked out and closed do~n during the next six raonthso Phare are 12 niners and 10 conpany nen employed in this mineo UPPER unTE: UOo l SE.Ali: A neu double druu electric hoist has been installed and the second track laid on the outcide Plane: This will give an output of from 1000 to 1200 tons per day fro~ this mine. ?he Slope is nou dom1 to the turning point of the 5th North Entry, or 2100 feet from the rock tunnel. ?he coal seam at this point sho\78 215~ coal, 2• rock and 3·11111 coal, uith a roof that requires timberingo It is necessary to take -down from 12• to 18• top rock to get enough height for the cross timbers. South Drift: All the rooo and entry pillars have been drawn in this entry out as far as Room 51 and the entry is walled off with a rock stopping. No. l South Entry: All the roora and entry pillars have been drawn in this entry out as far as Room 2, and both the top and back entries walled at the Return Aircourse. No, 2 South Entry: The escapeway at the face of this entry has been driven down the pitch parallel to the section line 155 feet and the seam here has a rock parting_313 1 in thickness. All the twenty-eight roo~a off this entry are finished ~d the pillars of the eleven inside rooms are being drawn. �6 UPPER MINE, NOo l SEAM:., Cont'Ddo Moo 3 South Entry: This entry iG noTT driven 1750 ieet from the Slope and has tcrant~ 0ight rooms turnsdo ii'he last 140 feet of the entry :ls in ~ivery dirty ooal., l.3!o •co~~ a sec b on being•:..... • • • • • • o.:.s1osoN£ IOC.3•• Ro,:.I<' 0.:.4" c:0.19.L O!..s!.'HOCK ,:1c.3•co/QJ. Uill drl va this entry in to the section line and connect l'Ji th the eacapawa.y fr<ra Hoo 2 South Entryo A concrete overcast has been pi,t ili'l over this entry at th0 aircourseo Noo 4 South ~~try: Has besn driven in 750 feet ruid eleven roo::ns turn0do These rooas are not being r1or1co<il at the preseni iiraa, m1.d for tfoai past :five months th0 uo.r k in this entry has be0n dono by mining rn:1.chin0so Concrete overcast is b0ing put in ovor t his entryo Nao 5 Souih Entry: Is drivon in 80 f0ei to the Roturn Aircoursoo Hoo l tTorth Entry: lJo dovolor,:inent TTork has been dm.'lo i i1 Noo 3 Bean during ·,he pasi year on accou.-,t of the poor sho·:1ing ox thiG sew:i hereo There uors toenty-...tuo rooms in this eniTy, all but iho il!leide four of TThich are liniahodo Those four are along tho fault. and may bo ai.Jt or s0.ven huntlrod feet in l~ng'tho The pillnrs o:l the first seven l'"oons have been drarm; ·t hose of the eigh·~ n02~·t iaf;ide are being 'ialmn outo IToo 2 Uorth Ent:ry: A roch tunnel TTas driven through the fault 80 feet at the face ox this e,::h·y but Hoo 3 Seaw m;i.s not looatedo .All the tueniy-one r ooms of this entry are fi.J:,ish~d ru1d the pillars of th0 insido ten are beia~ dr~nno i,Too 3 North Entry: Is nou driven in 1230 feet to the £a.ult and has tuenty=,two rooJs turned. A.~ electric locoraotive io being used in this entry to handle ths coal nnd all the roo@s aro being cut b ymining machines. Thero are sand rock veins through th0 coal seaiil on the north aide of the Slope, uhich give so□e troublo when oining nachines are being used. At the face of this entry~ rook tunnel has been driven across the fault 180 feat to prospect Ho. _3 Seam. Uo. 4 Horth Entry: Driven in from tha·s1opa 400 feet and five rooQs turned; all nork is baing done by machines. ':rhe Slope, Manway and Return Aircourse are all being driven ahead vith ~achinas and new entries are being turned. Concrete overcasts have been put in over the Slope and llan~ay at no. 3 and lio.. 4 North Entries. . No. 3 Horth, No. 4 South and No. 4 North Entries are uired for mining oaahinas 1 and three machines are now in use in these entries. A 50 K. w. ~otor generator set has been installed off the Return Aircourse �UPPER_MINE, ?!Oo 1 1 SEAM, Contldo at Noo 4 South Entry, the feeder line for which is strung down the Return Airoourseo Some i7ater has been found in the Slope, and sprinkling lines have been laid in No~ 3 North, Moo 4 South, No 4: Morth Entries and up the Return Aircourse to Noo 3 South Entryo 0 There is a strong plnoba.bili ty that th0 dirty coal on the south side is approaching the Slope anJ that the entries on this aide of the mine will be shortenedo The prospecting for lfoo 3 Sean, on thG north side of th@ fault;, is being pushed., as the life of this mine depends on this sea~o this mine. There are 105 miners 3 19 loaders and 30 company men \'JOX'king in a B a, M I N E Main Drift: Has not been driven a.~y during the past year, as it is at the south line of·ssction 20 1 but has been used as a hauling road for the cars from the Pla.neo Plane: Has been drivan up 330.feet above the hoist location and ~ill noo be pushed through to the outcropo The track on the Plane has been changed from si.~teen to forty pound railo 2nd & 3rd Ueat Entries: The roo::l pillara off these entries have been dracrn under the canon uhera the caving uould not affect the tenements or water lines. Noo 2 South Entry: Aro® has been driven in at the face of this entry 80 feet, but stopped, as the parting in the coal seam is now nearly three feet thick. There were fiftr-three rooms off thia entry; the inside of six in very dirty coal; all rooms are nou finished ~d the pillars being draun uhere ~ossible. No. 3 South Entry: Has been driven in 260 feet from rooms off No. 2 South, and the coal seam at the face is getting dirty, there being two bands of rook 59 and 7• in thickness near the middle. There are twenty-eight rooms working, the coal . from which is being hauled to the Plane by a 3 ton electric locomotive. No. 4 South Entry: Is now driven in 920 feet from the Plane and has nineteen rooms turned, ten of which are nearly finished. The trolley wire is being strung in this entry preparatory to the installation of the 3 ton electric locomotive now in use in No. S North Entry. Seam at the face of this entry is 61 6• coal. ' ' �---() 0 _0 _B ___u__u.....,r_N_._E___ Noo 5 South Entry: and fifteen rooms turnedo Cont Id. Has been driven in 780 feet from the Plane Noo 2 North Entry: Tt7o additional rooms have been driven up parallel to the section lina and all 'vork in this entry ,1ill be finished in another month. Moo 3 North Entry: A narrou roora is being driven up the pitch parallel to the section line, off from uhich three roons hava bean turnedo Eleven rooms in this entry are no11 finished and the draoing of the x-oo:m. pillars is started. A 3 ton electric locomotive has been in use here for the :past eight rnonths but will shortly be moved to Woo 4 South Entry. Noo 4 north Entry: Has boon drhren in 770 feet from t ho ?lane • and fifteen rooms t urned; it is about 480 feet from the face to.the section lineo The coal at the facs of this entry i s 61 4u in t hicknesso Roo 5 North Entry: Has been driven in 440 fee~ from the ?lane, but no rooms have been turned. Thi0 entry is now being pushed ahead by double shift of hand mining. The roof here is very bad, requiring tim= l>eringo Uoo G, ~rorth Eniry: Has been driven in 730 feet from the Plane, but no rooms have been turned, and is being pushed ahead by hand miningo Dip Entry: Hafl~been driven in 760 feet to the south line of Section 20 and is nou bein& driven up the pitch parallel to the section so as to break in the Drift at the foot of the Planeo There are thirtyfour rooos turned off this entry, the first tuenty of Phich are finished, and the pillars of a few under the canon are being dra~n. The l~st nine rooms in this entry are being driven across the pitch on the slips cf the coal. A 2" pipe line bas been laid up the Plane Aircour~e to a res... ervoir near the hoist, and sprinkling lines laid in all the working entries off the Plana. Two small electric locomotives have beon used in No. 3 South and no. 3 North Entries in connection with a snubbing mule with marked success. On account of the necessity of ventilating both •B• and •Eu Hines with the same fan, it bas required the changing of the present tan to a blower, using the shaft at the head as an outlet. Another fan is required at once to keep the air in this mine up to the proper standard. There are 30 Miners, 77 company men and 85 loaders employed in this mine. �Cl Cu MINE: The Slope in this mine is do\7n to the tenth levels, or 4000 feet from the surface. The seam ai the face shous coal 6 r 6tl There is a great amount of water coming in no\1, requiring constant pumping; the sinking is nou being done by cutting on the top uith a Radial.axe Punching Machine. ~his Slope uill be pushed ahead as rapidly as poss= ible so as to reach Section 16 t1hich bus been leased from the stateo 1 0 Noo 2 South Entry: All roCJ.iil and eni:ry pillars have been dra\m in this entrr fro:n the section line to the ouicropo Noo 3 South Entry: A cut ofi entry ha.a b00n driven fr07:1 RooB 22 through to the surface, cutting off the long roows of this entry 8 and no,1 all ihe roo:ns are finished and the pillars are being dravmo No. 4 South Entry: Has been driven 575 feet to the outcrop coal and an escapeuay driven up at the face 85 feet to Noo 3 South Entryo There are fifty=three roo:lls turned off of this entry, all but six of i'7hich ate finishedo Uill not bo able to drau any of these ro<i.,11 pillars until No S South Entry is finished and uorked outo Ten dip rooms have been turned off the back ent~ across the pitch to cut off the long rooms in Moo 5 South Entryo 0 Uoo 5 South Entry: Has been driven. 635 feet and has thirty-seven rooms turned, tuelve of ghich are finished. The roof is such in this entry that all rooms have to be cross barred io protect the ma.chineso Seam at face sho-crs l •10° coal, 2n rockii 61 coalo t!oo 6 South Entry: H.as been driven 910 feet and has thirty-three rooms turned, sixteen of uhich are finished. The first Panel Slope off of this entry is down 600 feet ~ith tuelve rooraa turned and uidened out. A 15 Ho P. electric hoist has been installed in the back entry to handle the coal fro3 this Panel Slope. The second Panel Slope has been turne~ and driven 60 feet. Slope. No, 8 South Entry: Has been turned and driven in 80 feet from the Ho. 6 Morth Entry: This is the first entry on the north side of the Slope now working and has been driven in 500 feet to the east line of Section 20; six rooms are turned and are being uorked by miners. Only the first three rooms in this entry \Till be of any length on account of the section line. No. 7 North Entry: Has been turned and driven in ,720 feet fran the Slope and there are twelve rooms turned; all work is being done vrith machines. �10 tJ Cu MIN Ea Contldo Noo 8 North Entry: Mo rooms are turned. Hae been turned and driven in 320 fseto Noo 9 North Entry: from the Slopeo Has been turned and driven in 250 feet &:tall electric locomotives are being used for hauling the cars in Noo 3 South, Noo 4 South, Noa 5 Souih and Noo 6 South Entries with very good succeaso the roo:mso Mules or Emlall horses are us.ad to snub the empty cars up The second □otor generator set has been installed in a special room off Noa 6 South Entryo All raining is being done by mining machines except in Noa 3 South and Noo 6 Horth Entries. The Panel Slopes are being driven 'l-'lith a pneumelediric punching machine. A sump has been made off the Return Aircourse about 400 feet below No. 9 lJorih Entry \'"Jhere a sta:tionary pump is being locr>.ted. Sprinkling lines are laid il?!. all the south entrieso Rock walls have oeen put in, on both sides of the Return Aircourse, at No. l North Entry and the ~alls of the undercast taken out. There are concrete overcasts over all the entries doun to and including Noa 6 South Entry. There are 68 rainers, 56 loaders and 83 company raen employed in this raineo t\f:,,D •• ll I N E: Main Drift: A 400 foot rock tunnel hae been driven for a runaround over the Slope and is now being used as the main hauling road. Con-crate bridges have been put in over the Slope and llanway. The pillars of Rooms 16 to 21 are being driven as far back as the section line. 'fhe track ·in the Drift is now of forty pound rail into the foot of No 2 Plane and a 10 ton locomotive is being used to haul the carso 0 No. 2 Plane: The Plane has been driven up the pitch parallel to the section line 870 feet above the hoist and fifteen rooms turned at right angles toward the outcrop. The coal seam is thinning out, there being only 410• of coal at the face. No. 2 South Entry off Plane: Three additional rooms have been turned in the triangle between the fire, room and &he Plane and all the rooms in this entry are finished but no pillars drawn. �11 u D ll MINE Cont'd. Noo 3 South Entry off Plane: All the rooms in this ontry are finished and the pillars of the last Gight inside are__ being dram10 Moo 4 South Entry off Plane: Haa been driven in 780 feet to Noo 8 RoOZil of lfoo 3 South Entry and has irrnnty=four rooms turnad9 the first five and the last eight of \7hich are driven up to the ou·tcrop coal 0 Tho pillars of all the rooms off these entries will be drann as rapidly as possible and the entir~ body of coal bstueen the Plana and the outcrop should be worked out this ne1;t yearo SLOPE: Has been driven 1170 feet to just above the 6ih Entrieso .A ll of this development ia in Section 17 and already t \10 sets of entries have been turned,. The track is boing l aid rd th forty pound rail, and for the past year all raining has beon done \·;i th a Jeff r0y oining machinoo The seam ai the face Gh0\1S 81 2u of ooalo Noo l North Entry: Has been driven in 120 feet to the south line of Section 18; there are fourteen rooms t-urned, all but throe of ohich are finishado Noo 2 North Entry: Has been driven in 400 feat to the section line and has seven rooms turned, tqo of uhich are finished. No 3 north Entry: Thie entry is in Section 17 and has been driven in 4:50.i'eet from the Slope; only 50 feet oore \7ill reach the section line,. ?here are four rooms turned. 0 No .. 4 North Entry: Has been turned and driven in 150 faGt £rom the Slope No .. 3 South Entry off Slope: Has been driven in 410 feet to the section line and stopped. No. 4 South Entry: Has been driven in 120 feet from the Slope .. All the orking down the Slope is being done by Bining cachines uith vary good success. A 4• x 6° Deming Pump has been installed to handle the water which ie pumped to the stable or to the Main Drift for sprinkling. The Slope has been driven through to the surface and a 75 H.P. electric hoist installed to handle the coal from this Slope to the Drift parting, from where it is hauled to the dump by the locomotive. A 40 H.P. electric driven fan with a capacity of 40,000 cubic feet per minute has been installed to ventilate the Slope. �12 D O U IN E Conttdo t1 The old Dip Entry has been abandoned and all the material taken out 0 The pillars of the first a:iJ~teen roons off the Main Drift, ~hich uere left when the land uas returned to the Government, are crushing and m.ll be entirely lost in another yearo There are employed in this mine 92 oiners, 33 loaders and 5t company meno a D n MIN Ea NOo 3 SEAM A Slope, llanuay end Aircourse have been driven in Noo 3 Saa~ direct,. ly over the Slope in nnu Mine, Noo 1 Seamo These openings start from th® oui= crop near the aouth-uest corner of Section 17 and are being driven to . the pitch. The coal from this raiae uill be handled up the slope qith the 30 Ho Po hoist from nAu Plane and then by locomotive dotm. tho canon and through unc1 Main Drift to the dump. There is a 4 ton Jeffrey Siorage Battery Locomotive on hand t1hich will be used for this uork so as to avoid stringing the trolley .vire through the pastureo Slope: Is dovn 405 feet and there are crosscuts to both the Air--course and llant1ayo The Aircourse and llanuay are doun about the same as the Slopeo air shaft 40 feet in depth has been sunk to the Aircourse. An The coal SOD.ill at face of Slope shous 11 4n of coal and bone and 41 5° coal 1 but is of a very good quality. Prospects both to the east and uest shou this seam ~ith 6 feet of clean coal, so expect that the dirty streak is only local. t E • ll I 'NE: This mine has been developed during the past year by driving the Slope and entries only, the rooms not being worked. All the coal has been handled through •B 1 Hine Dip Entry. Shaft: The shaft is finished and timbered, also lined with redwood to keep back the water. Concrete posts and bunting have been put in and the bottom made as nearly :fire proof as possible. The c;ages are S\1\lng and every thing ready to hmist coal at any time. Slope: A 75 H.P. electric hoist has been installed above the Dip Entry to handle the coal either to the shaft or · to "13 1 Mine. 'l'his Slope has been driven 550 feet to the point of turning No. 4 South Entry. The roof �..,..- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - =----=--=-= - - - -- 13 o E o MINE Cont 1d Slope, Contldg is very bad and has caved several times, stopping the progress until it could be retimbered. Seam at f ace shorrs 71 sn of clean coal. Rock Man~ay: This escapeuay ~as driven across the measures from 150 feet uest of the Boiler House t o a point about 80 feet belo~ the Dip Entry, and has a vertical raise ox 7~ £eat. It is the intention to use this as a Manway ~d thu.o avoid having to hoist the men up the shaft. No. l North Entry: Has been driven i n 800 feet to the section line end is now being driven up the pitch along the section line. There are oighteen rooms turned._from this entry; the sea.n at the i a ce is 7 1 3° of coal. Uoo 2 North Entry: Has been driven in 400 fe@t and an airoourse ~riven through to No. l North Entry. The eBpty parting on the north aids of the shaft ru:i.s be en connectedo Noo 3 Norih Entry: Ha~ been driven in single 350 feet and uill work out of soall bloclc of coal between the uater w0llso Noo 1 South Eniry: Is nov in 700 feat frora the Slope and has ten rooms turned. The searu here has a rock parting of 18" in the centero No. 2 South Entry: Has been driven 450 feet and stopped on account of dirty coal. There are nine rooms turnedo No. 3 South Entry: Has been driven i n 350 feet a.~d the seam at the face is still claa..~. The neJtt entry to the north uill be in Section 21, and as the Slope goes doun 1 these north entries will be longer. On the south side, the dirty coal seems to be running about parallel to the Slope 1 allowing entries of only 600 or 700 feet in length. The ventilation of this mine is from nBa fan and should be changed at once, as the shai't is now being used as an upcasto A new stable and hay shed has been built near the mouth of the rock manway for the flBn and 8 E1 lline stock, the old stable near the railroad station having been torn dom1. All the development work and mining is being done by mining machine~ in this mine. There are now employed in this mine 9 loaders and 24 company men. �14 NEEDED CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT In order to continue increasing the daily output of coal, and to change to machine mining,. the fol10\1ing additional equipment is required: -nAti MIME: Mining machines, electric drills, electric loco~oiiv0So t1B O lITNE: Electric ventilating fem, eloctr T'-;10 PDfl small m:1mr tiin.L.'llg oachfoes 1 electric drills I electric locomotives I small electric hoisi, electric p~npo una lil?1E 1 WOo 3 SE.MI: llining tlachines, electric drills, ventilating fan, hoist build= ing and motor generaior·aeto IIED L1I!!E: llining machines, electric drills, electric locoraotiveso \'TATER DORKS: Uater pipe lines at PAU and ung Campa. TENEllENTS: ~- 3 Room, and l - 8 Rooo D:lelling at nnn Camp. Additional School Buildings. NEW BUILDINGS & MACHIMERY: Gas Producer and additional feeder panels in Central Po~er Plant. GRADIUG ROADS AND BUILDING FEHCES: ADDITIONAL RAILROAD TRACKS AT •B• AlTD •n• 1mrns: �---- .15 LABOR &MATERIAL STATEMENTo July 1, 1910- June 30, 19110 Month: Pay Rol l & Vouchered Labor : Material Bought : Total : July 75,323 30 89,507 ~ 48,309 18 72,835 47 86.,390 76 90,542 68 88.,597 29 33.,653 76 £111)234 61 3.0,~60 95 37.,63$ 92 45,676 96 0,,2 99 8., a 12 2.,313 55 7,099 65 11.,312 24 9.,658 57 12.473 20 290,4230 52 1081977006 130,'74:l 65 78,770 13 110,474 39 132,067 72 111,415 67 106,625 41 81,753 30 83,300 1 9 54,519 64: 70 , 569 0 9 94_,415 75 1.,163.,630. 00 65,475.72 65,475.72 111498 12 357., 397 36 111~98 12 1.,230 ,603 84 August Septaraber October November December January February llarch April Uay June TOTAL: . 69.,439 75 66,200 54 43.,207 40 60,910 52 81,9~2 55 873.,206 048 1 I ltatll on Hand as per Forra 31., July 1 1 1910: Cost of Handling llat 11 Jul y 1 11910-· June 30..11911: 873.,206 48 �------------------------------==-16 I - - LABOR & MATERIAL STATEUENT- July 1 1 1910- June 30, 1911° DIST RIB UT ION: I COS 'l' OF COAL: 13aterial Labor Total. 814277 63 171180 69 985458 32 10780 06 7774 9'7 1446 39 n 1116 85 14208 67 14360 44 1053 61 3485 88 l.0986 71 1911 49 24988 73 22135 41 2500 00 1800 00 14:472 59 2500 00 2621 61 4500 00 1000 00 1601 00 COUSTRUCTION: ?.enement Water Worka Mine .Buildings Misc~ Buildings Boiler House Extension Tools & Shop Equipment Gas Producer 11 .A.U Plane J' Fire Equipraent Rescuo Station Equipment Hoists Machines & llotor Generator llining & Drills Hydraulic Uining Car tridge ~hree Ton Locomotives t Four Ton Stor age Battery t ® otive. Pn0tmelectric Coal llining Ma.china 588 51 1654 79 504 28 177 92 45 43 96 21 ...... ...... ...... 2 19 0 0 0 e O 0 27673 48 'rotal: 683 15 966 82 3995 72 822 08 1555 57 11672 83 11769 04 15862 00 15862 ,00 6300 00 6300 00 8345 00 8345 00 4851 00 4851 00 750 00 747 81 98322 90 125996 38 UISCELLAUEOUS: Electric Light Repairing Tenements Delivering Coal Bill Collectible Cash Receipts for llaterial. Pay Roll Deductions, Do Departraent Bills Superior Water Works Handling Uaterial Ineurance Claims Total: 3476 23 4353 91 2429 13 1113 70 6 00 ...... 1554 23 16231 23 2090 94 ....... 31255 37 5796 16 1275 27 421 75 9180 14 1725 88 892 98 2281 38 9461 65 5 2 B2 69 78 30512 17 9272 39 5629 18 2850 88 10293 84 1731 88 892 98 3835 61 25692 88 1498 12 69 78 61767 54 SUUUARY: Total Cost of Coal 9 Construction • • • • 1 Miscellaneous Mat 11 on Hand July 1, 1911 f OT AL: 814277 63 27673 48 31255 37 873206 48 171180 69 985458 32 98322 90 125996 38 30512 17 61767 54 57381 60 57381 60 357397 36 1230603 84 - - �InPROVEMENTS AND BETTERMENTS CHARGED AGAINST COST OF COAL. July l, 1910- June 30 1 l9llo 0 Ao MINE: Remodeling Box Car Loader Building, & Pips Line llouth of Mine Building Installing Electric Haulage Plant Prospecting for Mo 3 Seam 0 11 :A 11 Plans Ne\7 llina Cars Installing Motor Generator Set Balance of cost of one 3 Ton Locomotive 1~m Ra.diala.xe Coal Cutter oith Acceasorios Remodeling Pan House Painting Tipple Extending Electric Haulage Plant Installing Prop Sau Installing Sprinkling Lines Testing Hydraulic Uining Cartridges POfider House Balance of cost of t~o 3 ?on Locomotives 1- Jeffrey Drill New lli.no Cars New Stablo Neu Hay Shed 1• 0 1• U I 490 14 23.r& 81 108 54i LSG7 00 1587 37 1121 34 105 82 53 53 1462 15 $5630 70 189 76 51 56 974 59 6l 16 264 8l 76 42 40 4:0 118 72 256 02 3082 07 980 17 869 62 $6465 30 N E: Extending Electric Haulage Plant Extending Sprinkling Lines Installing Prop Saw Powder House louth of Mine Building Installing Motor Genera.tor Set Balance of cost of two 3 ton Locomotives 2-- Jeffrey Drills 1043 92 272 46 189 53 1-- Deming Pump 52014 New Kine Cars 39 54 117 69 111 76 107 05 512 04 2396 28 $5310 41 �18 IMPROVEMENTS & BETTERMENTS CHARGED AGAINS'l' COST OF COAL 1 Cont'd• 0 D a ti IN E: Extending Electric Haulage Plant Installing Prop Sa\7 Powder House 558 43 114 43 15 04 L!ine Telephone 73 82 Mine Mouth Building Noo 3 Seam Davelop:11ent Hoving & Re-setting Motor Generator Set Installing Fan, and Building 158 99 4640 89 428 96 877 26 1720 87 liew Hine Cars l - Deming Pump 50014 Installing 75 H. Po Hoist, and Building Installing 4 ~on Jeffrey Stole,ttory Loco~otivo 539 84 163 65 $9800 32 °' E o, ll I M E: Rescreening Bins~ 36° Bolt Conveyor 551 08 Lining Shaft 301 94 42 56 3257 02 lline llouth Building Manrray Finishing Box Car Loader Building 78 84 Uew Cars 499 65 717 49 256 03 457 8l l-• Deming Pump ,. 1-• Jeffrey Drill Installing 75 H.P. Hoist $6162 42 �I llIME DEVELOPUli:NT DORI11G YEAR. July 1 1 1910-- Juno 30 1 1911. YARDS ~! t ::i ).,_ ~ () '1 nAO r!.til?E: II) July 21 l~ Aug .. Sept .. 20 Oct~ ~3 Uov~ .l}O Doc. Jan. 45 i 35 30 35 Fob~ liar.. .Apr. I!a.y June TOTAL: I } t ~ 138 5 5 141 135 102 100 102 {\ 15 15 15 70 67 7 5 70 7 43 43 8 43 310 I 1os.1 7 7 7 7 .. 7 · 99 ~ ~ I ~~It. ~ ~ ~, ~ ~ 20 I 110 12 h 20 ~ 110 115 15 15 92 90 \ ,7~ !tJ 92 ' • ~., 55 •• 50 .. 0 0 0. •• 102 55 23 2S M 839 ~ 0 :::i ~ ~ ~ I!;- ~ l: ~ ~ ~ I ~l r ~ ~ ), )._ Q_, ), r ~ .\::: ~ ~ ~ ~ ¼\ ~ 0 0 I( ~ ~ 11 38 -1:0 00 83 10 tJ8 80 97 .... •• 23 0. .. 16 • 0 .. 72 2G 36 95 26 97 90 80 90 105 102 28 25 28 10 10 •• 295 IS-- "'I ~ t <C ~ ~ ') ~ } ~ ..J 0 " 1--- 32 ~56 -466 32 27 37 43 43 69 69 69 ' 4$9 427 424 4S7 377 105 .... 326 354 195 208 37 224 1100 458 4333 I ' 0 • 9B II UIUE: July Aug. Sept. Oct~ llov. Dec. Jan. Feb~ liar.Apr. llay June TOT.AL: .... .... 43 .... 4393 .... .... 92 .... •• .30. 145 .... 30.. 135 •• 142 130 15 27 145 .. 33 13545 1915 33 47 •• 3S 47 45 19 •• 36 .. 36 159 .. 165 47 9022 1035 ... . ..• ..• 10352 .... 101 .. 103 .. •• •• 52 52 ~5 93 32 34 46 946 ·' I 23 103 24 104 101 103 101 104 llO llO 20 25 25 25 36 35 36 33 36 36 354 113 126 127 130 133.2 37 32 37 32 37 32 48 43 48 ll 21 21 399 260 255 253 1! 356 356 357 474 ! I 535 551 347 362 374 4480 I i �I I I I 20 llIUE DEVELOPliENT DURII'i!G YEAR, Cont •do July l, 1910-. June 30, l9llo YARDS ~0 '-1 II) ltCI l.lI!JE: July Augo Septo Oct. II \ nov. Deco Jan~ Feb. llar. Apr. llay Juns • 'i'O'i'AL: 5 5 4 35 I I I 30 i 26 I I I I I I I 85 23 2'7 18 19 20 247 ).. t ~ \.;: ~ J II) \;J ~ ~ \) \) 41 )..._ ~ <~ ' ~ ~ ~ ~ t ~ .... ..8 125 125 123 123 125 125 115 16 115 ll7 1'7 ~o 16 40 50 46 50 319 93 90 93 1369 -- 10 a 9 ~ ~ 108 109 10(? 108 106 l ~ 108 8 . 8 7 40• 24 23 23 142 --- - ~ ~ } ~ --1 V) ~ ~ 16 17 16 17 16 16 100 .20 96 100 23 24 16 16 66 62 66 1135 J fl;: 17 214 J t ~ V) } f..: \5\ t ~ t- ~" ~ t "~ ~ },,_ 41 ~ ~ 0 0 ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ K ~ 37 50 50 50 43 195 195 195 195 195 195 137 136 137 173 44 174 43 173 2100 35 35 90 35 30 35 540 V} 0 K ~ 37 32 531 531 575 37 32 568 549 3'7 48 37 48 37 32 37 451 I 567 552 537 559 520 506 522 ; ; 6517 I . I I I 1 D• I llU!E: - July 55 Aug. 57 Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec; Jan~ Feb. llar~ Apr. llay June TOTAL: 55 40 37 40 112 113 112 35 35 33 82 53 82 8l 51 53 57 113 53 110 57 50 53 55 113 45 40 45 55 50 609 90 88 92 1188 58 553 28 28 40 40 27 56 57 57 27 26 40 26 27 24 20 20 20 22 20 32 45 30 32 83 43 45 27 27 27 77 83 28 57 77 28 BO 53 73 60 503 77 684 28 43 46 43 425 21 28 30 33 299 133 133 130 200 • 197 199 104 101 100 80 76 37 32 32 16 16 16 37 32 32 27 27 80 32 1533 336 486 485 473 · 546 533 544 522 493 513 509 496 530 6130 I �21 MINE DEVELOPllEN'i' DURING YEAR. 1 Conttd July l, 1910-- June 30, 1911. YARDS t ).._ ,,~ 0 llEt1 - -July - --·· .. -·-- Dao; 16 17 17 17 15 16 J'Mo 23 Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov; l Feb~ llar~ Apr. ~ ~ HINE: I June TO'i'AL: • I--- ·• 40 40 6 85 95 8 92 361 '7 8 6 8 85 83 05 95 93 ss. 36 95 120 .tJ:2 23 120 123 83 21 23 22 85 78 74 24 24 77 •• 78 10 76 6 4 78 10 325 19 16 18 165 83 80 83 981 22 I 11s ll60 ~ )... ~ ~ f ~ ~ ~ ~ 0~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ t V)\J ~ ~ -- ~ --- -~--- -~ - __ 95 a llay ~ ~ 22 16 17 16 17 17 16 23 20 24 16 17 17 216 J ::) ~ ~ )... ~ t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ \!)-... ~ ")t- i " ~ 0 0 ri:::- -<13 23 21 43 4:1 43 22 20 24 46 22 21 16 21 16 21 27 16 46 57 57 23 "} ~~ .__0 1 34:4, 348 328 348 334 58 27 397 32 36 11 32 3,8 36 285 279 36 ll ll 293 219 534 lI 352 lG 17 17 389 369 I 293 4066 J I StnruARY: 8 A1 I j I lline I 310 1054 - 99 102 839 72 295 1100 458 946 90 354 1332 399 4480 4333 159 1035 •• 165 •c• llino 247 1369 142 319 1135 214 540 2100 451 6517 •n• Uine 609 1188 553 503 684 425 299 1533 336 6130 j 1160 325 165 981 216 534 ,293 219 4066 1119 1254 4585 1017 2022 6362 1863 I •E• Uine 173 I I I TOTAL: 1498 I seo6 ' i 913 1 llinfJ I I .. -- 25526 I �22 ; AVERAGE MOMTHLY EARNINGS BY MINERS. ( For the period July l, 1910- June 30 1 1911) "" ll_IlJERS ~~ /,10.NTH ~~~ I I I I I 1 Uo. for Period. .. 15' ~ \I' II: LOADERS - ... !"l ~ It"~\) i., o a ~ht t ~ ~ t n.:t " ~ti K~ ~~ ~~ {~~i ~~~~ 25 July August 27 September I 13 October 22 November iI 25 Dece@ber 26 January 2.,:.,,I February 19 llarch 20 April 12 : Uay 17 i 21 June Ave. Per c:i "' ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ 0 ., 171 140 120 139 167 166 187 191 181 140 130 117 i.: ~ ~ ll; 144 132 110 127 156 159 16'7 178 161 133 121 10-1 ~ t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,J ~ Q: a ~ K 01 1,j q ~ \) ~ ~ ~ ~ { ~ t.i ~ I_(_ ' ~ () ~ i.: le! t ,J t~ . ~ l<i~ II;- ~ } ~ ~ ., <." Q ~ ~ 0 /:" K Iii ~~ ~ ~ "' i. \S'--16',. \l' ~ ~ ~ l( { ~ ~~ t ~ II.~ ~ ! 8~ 13 70 85 87 04 45 34 81 32 87 51 90 68 79 77 92 32 I 49 46 ' i' 89 00 94: 32 I I 94 67 ! i 89 32 54 8()~ 58 90 59 33'· 41 ti9 66 70 43 25 5'7 53 61 80 67 38 59 89 8 11 4 22 43 7 35 57 14 16 19 13 13 13 43 22 32 38 42 37 4.-4 85 55 90 34 87 53 19 61 93 ! I I i I ! I i I : I .! i i 21 154 141 74 27 67 94 13 10 35 19 50 25 I ·! I I 0 July August September October Noveober Decenber January February Uarch April llay I ' I June Ave. Per ?lo. for Period. 25 27 13 21 26 26 25 20 18 12 18 26 21 56 48 50 47 38 32 27 29 35 40 40 40 31 74 79 89 11 33 93 77 03 95 22 97 53 88 29 'i ' 1, B"MI U E 87 26 94 80 40 29 49 36 53 4~ 55 82 73 69 79 71 74 89 83 33 88 55 90 66 38 90 90 71 20 60 10 52 29 5115 31 75 79 31 64 58 107 51 108 37 100 91 71 81 49 28 53 92 31 .26 43 44 51 80 34 35 28 31 60 93 92 90 73 98 104 89 • 93 86 39 34 72 80 82 56 79 70 38 76 39 84 97 41 77 44 60 79 83 91 85 78 85 80 36 35 36 32 56 12 70 54 33 42 58 73 ~4 ~9 67 54 68 07 56 89 :1 ,· 'I l I 'l l i 54 16 I 36 64 " 74 25 79 82 56 98 65 .23 : '' ,j �- ----- - · AVERAGE MOM'i'HLY EARNINGS BY :UIMERS, Cont 1do MINERS ~ ff) ~ l<l~ ~ ..J " 25 116 106 August 27 September ! 12 October :1 23 Movember !Ill 26 December ! 26 107 98 101 96 104 87 90 63 '<I \I' ~~ !t " ~1 15-!l<J " ¼'- '!:: I~i r ~ ~ ~~- I LOADERS l.i -.s- "' )$' '1l- ~ It: I\:'~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~Q~~ ~()~~~rt}~ ~~~ ~~t~i~~t~~i?.{ Ij ~l:i a.:~ti:.~~ July Junuary ' 25 67 66 61 61 February 21 68 61 19 11 68 65 Uarch i: April May 17 June : 26 11--c-----=: . - -~ , - Ava o Per Ho. for Period. 1 ,, 21 67 j 61 56 I 1 63 7l ! 67 - - • --~-- I 85 i' 74 1 84 32 111 54: Jti.nuary tJ I ! 25 27 13 21 25 26 25 February ,, 21 March 18 , lZ April I 10~- 46 86 100 97 95 90 106 98 109 103 107 107 98 102 97 92 93 17 102 ll>l 101 26 97 l~ 103 Uay June 90 97 90 40 34 64 45 75 82 41 36 36 36 80 22 44 77 91 36 t?:4 77 48 67 73 44 53 57 , 67 73 36 78 62 76 46 72 24 80 03 89 01 89 87 78 71 78 68 60 57 70 63 52 52 57 52 64 87 72 38 ll 10 10 15 14 18 18 9 41 04 60 88 50 46 47 8-'2: 104 28 85 89 122 70 110 13 I 120 96 104 25 I 111 16 76 09 M 82 81 15 72 80 47 76 55 4:3 74 63 79 36 87 43 102 93 60 53 79 59 94 59 18 63 88 36 76 ~2 22 57 94 63 51 61 , -55 80 59 89 39- - - - ;- - --+--·-- 109 07 83 72 87 92 28 1 118 17 • 11 July August September October Novenber December t~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~~~!( 64 77 100 89 43 50 70 91 86 84 103 52 D 0 llI U E 80 40 105 15 46 89 76 70 91 90 108 59 89 83 99 09 71 94 65 72 44 70 70 10 105 55 76 63 72 08 50 17 72 99 113 76 II - 24 25 28 28 33 8 8 11 12 16 16 20 23 22 26 29 26 52 38 39 55 35 47 42 46 31 38 02 45 55 27 30 41 05 58 90 Ave. Per I Lio. for Perio<!.. 21 94 76 52 82 86 19 17 43 90 76 10 33 16 I 52 35 I 64 57 I 53 35 52 10 45 62 I 49 42 34 75 45 74 66 92 ·- 52 05 J �AVERAGE UONTHLY EARNINGS BY rlINERS 1 Cont 1d. E o I:.'! ! [I ~- - - . - - ME MIWERS 1.i ... ~i:: l:gj i ~ ..J X~ ti ll:- lqt "t 'l:~ ... ~ !l(°~O "i !<I~~ ~~ -<•1 ~~< ~t ,~!I;- .~--- ~~ ~!c' ¼ ~ " t ~ a: { i ~ R ~ ~ ~,.: ~ '~ t ~ 1 "~ ~ ~ ~ ... ~,~~ ~(q} ~t ~ ~ ~ ~~ I!~~ ~ : { ~~ ~ ~ \::~ July 25 2 l 59 58 119 16 27 2 2 116 10 116 10 August September 13 2 32 21 2 32 21 October 21 2 2 76 10 76 10 ?Joves ber 26 2 2 66 37 66 37 December 26 2 93 68 93 68 2 January 25 94 63 94 63 2 2 Febrwiry 20 73 25 2 2 73 25 •: 18 March l II 1 47 88 47 88 April 12 0 i 0 May 18 0 0 ' 26 i June l 175 93 87 97 2 .. :-l 0 \::_ '<j ~~~ ~~~"i ~ ~~ 14 12 I I Ave. Per llo. for Period. I LOADERS ~ ls- 'II ~ ~ ~ tu'Ii'~< ~ Ill ~ ~"}~}/I~ ~ ... ~4-- ~ ~ )1oNTH .. - · - 11 8 51 28 65 26 73 35 8 6 48 90 27 93 10 10 ll 10 7 4'7 97 68 53 8 9 8 9 8 67 37 84 21 9 10 11 11 10 68 03 83 14 ' 72 43 • 90 54 76 40 54 26 76 40 67 83 38 12 61 82 9 34 66 56 20 80 49 9 57 17 10 10 37 30 89 44 ' I 21 I 2 I 1 74 78 89 53 ,, 11 69 66 �_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,.,1 STATEMENT SHOWING MUFIDER OF DAYS MINES WORKED & lfCP.IDER OF MIUERS AND DAY UEM EM.PLOYED. •.,t:; "M/N£ I ,.Tt,1.t...,, :!t) ... :i ... ,ys Uorked. 25 ,;of Minerso 171 ,;of Loaderso ,.of Co. Men. 38 0 0 0 45 42 o ,;-r. 25 27 50 ,. o! lliners. 5b ,,of Loaders. ,.of Co, l1an. 49 45 I 13 38 55 66 53 56 "c 25 19 16'7 166 187 191 0 00 QO Q 0 •• • • 0 39 .c:o 38 42 21 29 69 59 26 35 26 40 79 6t:1 88 74: 25 --- I 20 40 40 94 75 99 77 12 17 ,.:21 20 181 140 130 117 11 14 16 19 48 47 44 42 18 12 38 90 75 31 90 66 18 ~ 26 1 34 1 35 !; 93 •.f, 86 i· ., 74 f. so I •I •'' ~7 12 98 36 69 ( -- ~--- 48 60 78 85 21 ,. of llinars. I 1oa I 100 : 97 106 >.of Loaders. I 11 ! 10 l 10 15 ,.of Co. llen. ! aa .1 57 ~6 45 25 - -- - -· --- -· ·25• l 27 • 13 ! 109 14 44 17 l. -26-7 21 68 19 68 73 78 68 92 96 94 25 21 107 18 98 24 52 52 18 12 17 26 102 101 101 97 .t ,· 25 28 28 33: '- ,:'·· 56 50 54 54:-::1 - 25 26 107 18 43 ll 65 60 82 67 .· 71 _.·l·v . 57 ,- 61 :· ·' ' 89 ,'. 99..: ' 'i .• ~ -1i : ·'. ·,.,t·'!·· • ~£ • M / N.£" 25 l 27 .2 : 2 ,. of llinere. >.of Loaders. >, of Co. lle:n. 14 j· 12 2,6 \· 32 t • . l 66 26 67 67 89 ·' Lys Worked. ,7vN-e M"9Y \ - 26 90 •.. ·1 13 2 21 2 26 2 26 2 25 2 8 10 30 10 23 11 29 27 20 I 10 2 9 29 25 12 .. 10 18 26 .:Ji ll 11 .· to ·1, 28 27 29 18 l •• . '. 2 :•.j' • so··:·\ · ·i J• ~;: l . • I >ns true tion: I ,.of Co.Men. 8 4:6 ,9?K . i 23 104 I l /7~7{',:H .l ! 25 27 Miners. 1116 10'7 Loaderso . 40 41 1,06 Co. lien ! 4<) 63 I . rs.a . 22 MhVE° ~ys Worked. ~ys Uorked. .;7,9.v . • ,, 1. of 1. of - ..l)&t:. . 139 ·--- . ".B /'°7/N.E ,ya i7orked. l .A/oV'. - - 25 26 ~ II : 28 1 6 14 •• •• •• •• •• •• .. • • .. ; - ... ... ' ,., ,.· •• ,n 11 Outside: ,.of Co.Uen. >tal No. of ui Jm,ployed. I I 170 178 180 196 .' 188 188 192 171 167 162 140 151 -- I : 1 961 . I 952 ;. . : . f' 908 969 ·1010 1027 1079 1084 1058 969 971 912 • - : .L �- 26 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT 0~ EXPEliSESo Total all llineso Period, July 1 1 1910=-June 30 1 19110 Labor '1 0 11 S Par !.!aterial Par Ton 67967 51 52096 57 3124 62 442 66 16560 15 0070 'i'on Lump Mining Hauling 38835 85 Loading Entry Run lline Ventilation Drainage 938673 85 Dead Uork Botteroents 557370 38 0572 128715 38 131 34100 77 035 20701 77 021 32326 78 033 11085 98 011 18255 00 018 11721 49 012 Total 'ton 625337 89 053 180810 95 37225 39 003 21145 43 017 48886 93 005 15700 81 007 24730 00 020 31620 92 4614 83 6474 92 19899 43 Per • 642 I lM 038 021 050 016 025 032 I l 1 977509 70 1 '.i' 0 T A L S. 814277 63 .175 985458 32 1.008 .833 171180 69 I I I I I ii i S&le Period Previouo Yearo 1 I I Period, July l, 1909-June 30, 1910. :1 I ' I 'i l Lump Dead Work Battements 483193 04 .559 118256 60 137 30906 97 036 23732 01 027 41668 85 048 10807 77 013 19273 05 022 2141 82 002 T O If AL S. 729980 ll !lining Hauling 32694 85 Loading Entry I Run lline Ventilatioil Drainage 832052 90 864747.75 38547 88 64264 55 2585 66 716 01 15650 ll 46'19 18 3518 95 3221 38 .844 133183 72 521740 92 074 18252115 003 33492 63 001 24448 02 018 57318 96 COG 15486 95 004 22792 00 004 5363 20 .603 ~154 .998 .044: S6316a 83 2ll 039 028 066 019 026 006 :1 I ! lI ! i ,, ' , .I i ' J �' CO!!PAMTIVE STATEMENT OF COAL HINED 1 REDUCED TO RUM OF llINE BASIS. tli th Cost and Uumber of Days llinos iJorked. A a ll I 11 E 0 Da.yi3 II ~ona Uorked I Uiuod Year - -1907-B -- 278 263 1908-9 1909-10 276 1910-ll 252 II -·, -- -- ·--- Toial Cost . - - - - ~-=-- -~ - Cosi p@r -· - 'i'on ~ I OBOfilitJE I -- I 'Iona r~; Worked I.1ined l ---= = I 212688 20 ! 231780 38 1.ose; _J!11 257 - - • - .. Total Cost l 152205 ~5 135118 69 .eae ii 261 179872 35 180031 72 1.003 ' 2~885 so 221989 99 l.083 !1 258 i 272 I I -- - -- - -·- ·- -- Cost per Ton • C ll ll I lJ E - 1907-8 190&-9 1909-10 1910-ll 280 : 126382 . 85 l 122387 59 • 968 259 226682.35 ; 213710 99 ! .942 263 258 I 264667. 9Q I 2508~ 02 l 299887-20 1 as656a 14 l - - =--=-=-=--:--=1 . I 52562 13 10230 .937 1289?5 35 120902 83 .920 207401 15 190891 79 0888 24-4009 85 216623 05 42726 90 ' O .j . I t 200 263 .948 I 270 .955 256 onautNE 31153 60 30~05 95 .983 109703 63 • 966 169671 80 173039 20 1.020 193103 80 197710 65 1.023 113568 55 ,i T O 'r A L •Efl?J!tlE ... ... 1907-8 1908-9 1909-10 151 1910-U 257 I 328 00 .i 18121 60 27820 65 2151 44 6.559 26438 2a 1.459 52776 10 l.896 I 1019 1043 1232 1280 352469 50 840674 36 .966 649426 60 626900 61 .966 864747 75 863163 83 .998 977509 70 985458 32 1.ooa - �28 ; COAL PRODUCED BY THE SUPERIOR CO.AL COMPANY July l, l910- Juno 30, l9llo I I j_ l~ OAU HINE L_-I! LUl'.llp -- -- - ?6tal. R. ll. J'ulir Augo Sopto Oct. l~OVo Doc. · 1911: Jan. ' : Feb. Har. Apr. May R. •U. I ! 1910: !I ncti llINE ! I R, U· ! Lunp : 19664,90 1 17988.05 : 4:0?8. 85 i 22033.60 : 4511035 19318. 8475.35 I 8796. 25 I 1941. 17860.50 I.i 17752,05 3457025 23401.30 11 25645. 90 I' 4675, 35 24059. 60 :11 27007, 30 [ 2733050 841.70 .18823.20 . 99.90 19218.10 667,60 7807.75 1029,75 16830.75 760.20 22641.10 106.80 23952,80 I I m:l:J~ 23408085 29136065 11355 .75 24633.35 1; 27\: 33{\ 2~848. 80 13[: 28t1 29:, 27874.45 30( 11 ,I ' 24080.85 24080. 85 ! 24819,45 I 2377,90 27645.15 30' 17268,05 17268,05 j 21968.05 ;I 709,15 22748.25 23' 19116.50 19116. 50 :, 19322.65 I; 1701. 20292.65 211 11185.55 111as. ss 11 1205s. s 5 :l 519.65 l248l.15 13 14807.90 14807. ~o i i 19340. 65 I_· 636085 18581025 19 13~ 0 13449. 70 • 27280.35 i 436,40 29102,65 29 3505.95 209182.25 212688,20 i 244009.85 11 27778.25 272108,95 2998 ·- -- - - - • - - - _!! u . -- 1 .Tn ... o TOTAL: -~- ~ ·-- - - ---- 1910: July Aug. Sept. Oct. rrov~ Dec.· 1911: Jan~ Feb. Uar. Apr. Uay June TOTAL: DISPOSI~ION OF COAL PRODUCED. 7r -Union Pacific 0-U R.R. •Southern R. R. Co. &-11. Co • 1Pacific co. , ---- R: -rI. - Lump R. M. LUI!lp-- T ~)j, - i 61014.so I soo3.55 1652.70 31,10 74402.05 I 96ll.i5 1347.30 , 164. 95 284s2. 65 'l a145. 35 394.as 59558. I 6359,4s 401.20 1 74553,75 1 8616.30 152.80 464,15 ! 82445.95 9946.75 Commercial LUl!lp R. Mo 502,85 1529.80 405.75 a~.10 618.15 487.10 5932.90 Th Co JAi. I I 397.45 85404.05 9194,80 336.75 '74646.25 3209.lO ·4 62.90 70620.50 394. 46129.40 481.55 658ll.55 363.45 93917.75 3892,35 816996.50 58126,45 3005.35 6447.15 3933.30 6921.55 31 19 301 ·47 8254.60 8763.05 61 21 231.80 2242,20 372,40 11 279.35 11 124.65 3026.30 196.25 503.95 72.95 3152,80 6535.60 5625.15 42494.75 241 - ~ �. ------------ ·-_... DDU -----~ UINE ~ 0 R. ll. Total. Ro Uo Lwu~ 395~35 264.60 966.05 1684.65 2024.60 601.95 13331.30 19205.65 7484.35 12998.65 16705.65 20917.25 13726.65 19470.25 8450.40 14683.30 18730.25 21519.80 30520 2468.15 1001.65 1804.40 2630.10 2732.25 53150~0 4875085 - Used at llinee. \R. U. R. ll•. 131. 1421.35 1434.80 777.45 1025.20 955.90 1245.30 167. 125. 240. 303. 341. 313. 226. 161. 166. 106 •. 1981 157. 155. 91. 83. 83. 77. 1 102. 82. 93. 32. 1253. Total. R. Mo 76603.-40 81919.30 96938. 92062015 a,14. 65 36445.75 40020.40 6171.65 74019020 80190085 99931.70 92471.55 7460.15 3442.25 102484.05 105926.30 408.40 18566.40 18974,80 2923.60 2786.30 992.15 283. 14365.75 14648.75 2715.85 450.10 14520.20 14970.30 2028.85 2151.10 160. 679.65 9660.55 9820.55 1351.35 206.95 14902.10 15109.05 2187.15 843.80 542,40 106. 22894.30 23000.30 2925,30 7551. 65 185552.15 193103.80 27820065 38835.85 Lump . TOTAL ALL MINES. E0 LiIUE LU!Ill?__ Retail -- -- - 98035.45 100821.75 80058.10 79065.95 75281,05 77432.15 ~6733.95 4:7413.60 69819. 05 70662.85 95652.30 96194.70 938673085 977509,70 TO~AL., . Luop Total. R. M. 5315. 90 76603.40 81919.30 4875,85 92062.15 96938. 3574.65 36445.75 40020.40 6171.65 74019.20 80190.85 7460.15 92471.55 99931.10 34-42.25 102484. O~!. 105926.30 I 1111.40 1133.60 1134.50 915.95 884.80 1227.30 13267.55 2756.30 1022.15 2151.10 98035.45 10079lt 75 79065.95 • 80088.10 '74862.35 77013.45 679.65 47127.35 4780'7. 843.80 69815.65 70659.45 542.40 95681. 96223.40 38835. 85 938673.85 977509.70 �'i'O'i'AL OUTPUT OF THE SUPERIOR CO.AL COMPANY MINESo From Date of First Production, Oct., 1906 1 to June 30 1 19110 YEAR: 1906 I UAtt rlBU I 9117045 I ucu nnt1 tl]:il I ALL MINES. 12008015 2890070 220664070 1907 1189830 10678075 69513025 21489070 1908 170138020 82720.80 185719.55 56680025 •-1909 l75lllo 168687.95 234434.95 141894080 1910 239153.20 236239005 320156.35 192099065 31810015 1019458.40 1911 99908055 124786070 137232005 TOTAL: 812411.40 623113025 9499~6.85 201050 495460030 3280 72~56.70 96523.75 14132.10 4'72583.15 508688., 15 46471.75 !I 2940631.40 �----- -· STATEMEUT OJ.!' 'rHE MUMBER Olr KEGS Oli' PO\IDER USED IN 'l'HE SUPERIOR ITTITESa .AlID rnE RESUL'i'S OBT.AI11EDo July 1 0 1910=- Jtm0 30 1 l9llo _J~ - tlACI· 11INE Uonth MIUERS Nooof '?ono Tone llined. por Keg. Irogs Uoed. Yoo oi July .lug. Sept. Oct. Nov; Dec; 19664 90 19318 8475 35 217 181 109 17860 50 23401 30 196 24059 60 219 239 Jan; 24080 85 214 Feb, 16766 17825 50 10549 05 160 155 M llar. Apr. llay June TOTAL: 90o'7 lOG.7 78.4 91.G 98.3 109.8 112.5 104.8 115 125.6 12382 90 82 151 10684: 70 205068 65 86 124.2 105.6 • 1941 !JBO llINE U I HE R S lJOo o:Z 'i'ona !!ined. r1oo oi Kego Tona per Kego Usedo 7338 30 7864 60 2156 3528 30 5170 90 5696 48.24 3'604 a945 95 1823 35 2970 65 Gl 65 28 120.3 121 77 26 52 98 64 67 89 ~l 39 23 4614 30 40 5~536 05 ,s46 99.4 72 aa 75.5 79.3 99 115.3 96.2 nnn HINE •· C • lliltE I I July 17524 '10 Aug. 21168 7724 40 15312 13124 12512 95 11566 05 8811 Sept. Oct~ lov~ Dec; Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. •1 June Total: 8171 5100 8075 10 12ll.7 141206 ao 142 144 76 116 68 92 65 42 53 40 25 89 952 • Jloatly Pillar Work, 123.4 147 101.6 132 193 136 177.~ 209.8 154.l 127.5 323. • 136.l 148.3 12148 20 16837 102 '7135 116 128 12800 16180 25 18816 .15766 11526 11205 35 6920 10960 05 15990 156283 85 149 148 192 143 11& 83 80 80 120 1457 119,l 113 61. 5 100 109.3 98 110.2 100.2 185 86.5 1S7 133.2 107,3 �32 S'i'.A'l'EMEN'f Oli' THE MtJr.lBER OF KEGS OF POm>ER USED 1 Cont 1 do 11 Bti etA 0 MIME tlonth ' MACHINES HACHINES Noo of Tons liined. Uooof Kegs Used. HINE Tons per Kego Noo of Nooof Tono liin0d. Kogo Used. 10649 75 14168 95 120 6640 25 30 14:223 75 Tono per KElgo ! II July Aug. Sept. Oct; i 220 8807 64:o~ 221.s l89o7 Nov~ 20475 75 175 Dec~ 6089 30 55S0 45 25 50 117 24305 110 125 131 Jan~ Feb; 580 Mar~ 1291 1625 2425 2765 . Apr, May June • TOTAL: 8686 I I •l I I ~l 25 10 40 29 135 95oS ......... 16377 ........ 22666 35 64:o3 116820 80 19 51.6 162.5 6006 ••••••• 0 200 ... ... .113.3 .. 1020 114.5 ... ... ... nnai llINE llClt l!InE I July Aug. Sept, Oct, Nov; 996S 12480 5572 35 12778 60 16400 15 135 130 140 132 Jan; 9030 130 60 4800 ·40 ll'eb; 4828 11ar. 9520 65 7900 80 10570 16547 05 120390 60 Dec~· Apr. Kay Jun.e TOTAL: 40 80 65 70 120 1142 73.8 96 39.8 142 126.2 150.5 120 120.7 119 121.5 151 137.9 105.4 1578 45 47 2633 25 1315 40 1883 30 2550 2703 20 !208 80 3152 75 3767 2807 70 4194 7010 36803 85 32 25 45 51 92 97 60 53 25 55 92 674 33.6 82.3 52.6 41.9 50 29.6 33.l 52.5 71 112·.3 75.4 76-.2 54. 6 �I 33 S'i'ATEUEMT OF THE mnmER OF KEGS OF POTIDER USED, Cont 1d. °' E 11 tlINE u E o, MINE llACHI?lES -- I Noo of Yonth I Nooof 'i'ons Mined. : Kegs Used. : 3052 July Septo Oct~ Dec; Jan~ Feb~ Mar • . Apr. Hay June • i 'rO'lAL: ........ ...... ........ ...... ....... ....... 11639 30 Tons 45 G7o8 I 61.7 33.4 180.4 131.5 136.6 80 10 20 5 683 ..... ...... .... ...... .... ..... 7706 ...... ...... 150 : -- p1a1r Keg '10 I I ?Jov~ - -- - i 2468 15 II 1001 65 18~ 40 2630 10 II Aug. .. - . . ·- - ·- - . 'rons lJoo o:l l~Oo Of 'tons Mined Lbs" Usod per Lbo 2049 25 2928 60 2715 85 700 1500 1200 600 2o9 2028 85 ' PERUISSABLE POWDER 1351 35 500 2187 15 1100 1225 6825 2985 30 16241 35 2. 2.s 3.4 2.7 2 2.4 2.4 ;~ I 0• B I no, of I ! Ho.of Tons llined ! Lbs. I I Jan; Feb. Kar; .tpr, uo. of No.of Tons Tona Mined Lbs. Used per Lb. Used. ' J ·, I ' ' ·, I i I I I ,I I iI I ; 1100 1700 i 1900 2000 2050 15222 . I 14465 18364 j ..... lay 10232 16370 TO!AL: 74653 June 'l'ons per Lb. i July Aug. Sept. Oct. liov. Dec~ PERMISSABLE POWDER PERllISSABLE POWDER I I u- C a· llilJE o- 11 IlJE ..... I ..... .... 8750 * ill Narrow York. 9065 13657 9900 1850 2800 ·a .... 573 2000 8.5 875 38372 350 8400 14.7 a.s 9.7 ... 5.1 ... 4302 1200 .... 200 4.9 4.9 a.a 2.2 ... '2,9* 2.5 406 ' �STATEr.1EMT OF 1rHE NUUBER OF KEGS OF POWDER USED, Cont td., ll I N I!: R S llonth No. of No.of 5.'ons Mined Kegs llACHI11ES Tons per Kez No. o:Z Tons ilined Used July Aug. Sept. Oct. 1lov; Dec; Jan; Feb~ liar; Apr, Uay June , TOHL: 56676 10 65187 60 25490 75 49500 80 57876 45 61084 55 56236 90 4:070? 522 539 ! ! ' I 329 4'76 40147 80 24392 40 34388 70 43405 70 555094 75 108.5 120.977.7 100. 114.4 567 107.7 115. 113.7 350 330 227 217 335 4895 121.7 lllO'l.4 158.5 129.6 113.4 PEID!ISS.ABLE POWDER. 110. of i'ons Mined No.of Lbs, I Tons per Lb. Used July Aug. Sept. Oct. lov; Dec. Jan• ro ••· 1ar. Apr. 11&1 .l'Ulle TOUL: 26336 25 31045 60 309'19 85 66330 85 11583 35 19130 15 3860 30 129266 35 Kegs 'rons psir Keg Used 506 489 1100 oK 7.2 3650 6000 4300 2600 5.2 7.2 2500 3350 4.6 5.7 1575 2.4 23975 5.4 2 25243 20 31750 35 14529 65 30690 05 42055 25 18505 50 13539 25 8560 75 80955 65 12333 50 17189 48988 40 2943~0 55 - 34'7 422 225 262 376 182 1a1r 131 283 100 165 441 3121 72o'7 75.2 64.6 . 117.l 111.a 101.6 72.4 65.3 109.4 123.3 104 •.1 lll.l 94.3 �STATEMENT OF THE NUUBER OF TIES USED IN THE SUPERIOR MIMESo July 1., 1910- June 30, 10110 V 0 Honth: A0 MIME ' July 452 300 Augo Sept. i ..... . ... ...... 358 415 ! 1146 ; 0 • i Uov~ ......... ... 'i'oial 3i~4.x'2: 4x5x5 4x5x4 MIME Hs\7ed 486 I 867 0 0 0 865 1446 • ' 0 • Feb. • 969 409 •• 0 3933 0 0 0 •• 0 0 • 4091 i Uar. Apr. lCM 0 •• 2836 28 l Jano Tota.lo P.=9 I ~~;g •• 0 Dec; 0 0 0 •• 0 •• 0 • 0 •• • 0 0 • • ! Uay June • 0 • 0 •• TOTAL: i 4369 ! uco llillE I Aug. 7_86 489 Septo 400 Oct. 1080 302 i 372 ...... .... ..... o O 0 ..... Nov~ . . . . . . . Dae~ ... 900 ..... Jan. . . . . 1305 Febo ...... 1023 ..... Uar. . . . . Apr. t!ay ......... ......... ' ......... TOTAL: 4060 ... 3429 I •E• unm July . . . ... I ...... Aug. ... Sept. ... ... ...... Oct. 238 Nov. ...... ...... 500 Dec. 762 Jan. ...... ...... ...... Jeb. lfar. ...... ...... ...... .lpr. llay ..... ...... 340 June . 95 !O'l'AL: 1935 ... ... 452 , 380 : : .June i Hecred 99 ...... 310 .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 673 ... 1031 1097 1557 350 962 ' ... . .. 1312 1480 77 1400 1154 210 ... 1850 1350 50 4561 ... . .. . .. ~70 20 509 212 . . . ... ... 721 ... ...... ...... 292 ...... 1630 696 ...... 1630 696 ••• ... 132 160 . . . .. . 120 . 120 . .. 280 80 . . . . . . . .. 360 120 ... 1345 1465 9757 ... 51«.rn 819 ... 2158 ... 1339 210 1345 10068 1542 16497 4144 • Oct. July llBtl 3x4x4 j 4Jc5x4 I 4x5;~5 ••• j ••• 1 ...... ...... ...... ...... ... ... ......... ... ... ... ......... ... ... ...... I ... 992 ... ... ... 128 ... ... ...... 1460 200 ... ... 1170 ...... 900 735 1305 .352.. ... 360 ... 1023 12 ... 115 ... 228 ...... ... ... ...... ...... ...... ... 1641 4185 ... ... 1238 1582 ...... ... 917 2820 ... 400 920 ...... 238 5027 1835 500 3156 2209 .210.. 762 3266 2171 ...... 5756 1884 498 ...... ... 1870 ..... ... 247 . 340 .620 ... 1088 061 ... 1173 ... I ... ... 2300 200 761 ..26.... 3M ..16.... 240 343 16 ~Dt1 HINE 468 852 826 240 7489 53 468 30-1 360 162 561 162 6387 104 152 2924 3889 304 5669 WTAL 224 696 388 40 95 1935 215 21'162 819 16956 • •• 210 ...... 1320 6862 ..26.... 5673 6254 2108 ...... 2566 16 596 635 2846 3448 3880 42376 �STATE!.1ENT OF THE NUMBER OF PROPS USED IN THE SUPERIOR llINES JUly 1 191~ Juno 30 I 1911 0 Ati Uonth: July ' mm~ . tlBO• MINE a• a·• TOTAL 3157 . . . . .. 331 90 ... ... 185 4505 . . . ...... ...... ... 1694 Sept. ... ... ... ... ...... 4120 .. . .. . . .. . .. Oct. 1042 670 2655 3000 ... 50 4762 112 ... 1504 50 230 2326 ... 2459 1000 5023 ... 743 2453 1062 ...... 397 1315 590 . . . 3368 6297 1010 ... 700 Jan. 1531 1550 548 ...... 558 4265 155 1204 ...... 298 990 1793 878 12g1 1152 4520 . . . 854 ... 204: 448 1453 2168 . . . 2470 . .. 156 1720 Apr. 240 1278 243 1234 ... 2995 1483 ... 152 340 567 llay 846 ... 1301 ...... ...... 1403 2147 146 342 2564 Juna 546 . . . 4:40 4:60 137 TOTAL: 822·2 - -11573 14925 34:02 7071 45193 580-7 76.~5 1736 4623 24542 4681 61 71 290 2732 2562 Aug. 91 2366 1373 10 1 TOTAL 6 '1 5388 71 9·t 10 1 2736 352 24:59 989 Nov. Deco 8 24:59 1024: 636 59 0 •• Febo }Jar. 4273 5t\4 0 • • 424 48 857 ' I:." ~ (.,, - -- . -- c0 MUJE - -..::'"..:"'- ~--==-....:,__-- " ' = . ,_ ... 2337 758 160 ' 128-1 ... ... 1588 546 48 Sept. 75 . . . 406 583 . .. Oct. 890 ·574 i 1093 ... 268 2825 571 136 ! 1566 1326 ... ... 3028 40 . . . . . . 2019 . .. 919 1212 .rari. 104 . . . 1624 ... 1628 3356 530 ...... 3610 949 ... 182 833 2312 800 Uar. 102 4578 798 i . . . . . . 1468 1120 ... 2588 588 Ya.y ... ...... 5335 2504 890 1368 ... ..30. 3502 6703 836 -;Jury Aug. ... 1~4 0 626~T~i 111 1• ::-~- 54 - - ~= I 2938 I 244 I I l Feb. 684 Apr. 968 June • - TOT.ALt- 4 518- 1538- -21708 4308 4266 36338 ---- ,uiy Aug. Sept. Oct~ Nov~ Dec • . Jan. Feb. Mar, ......... ...... ...... ..20.... 7283 . . n_nn - = 2a2 ,899 •• 0 ---- a:. - I Uov. Dec~ 1129 2 /;' 758 - - -- --==~ ' - .-.=.=.-..;.,:-: , ~ ,= ~ --- --·-~ ••• • •• ~.1798 I ... .264.. ...... 168 ... 1475 .... ... 1458 ... .16.. 1498 30-1 ... 1572 484 380 ... 14 1122 ... 479·54: ...... ...50 1279 800 1702 .. . . 302 . .. 1272 ...48 34918 ...... 401 950 34 1130 ••• • . • ,.. -~,:10 , • . ., 472 -40 382 42 2542 5496 ....... ...... ...... ...... ... 6370 ... 4450 6246 ...... ... ...... ... ... 176 ... 4007 1766 5522 ...... 406 11923 11893 ... 456 ...... 144 5823 . .. 3915 3537 630 4515 ... 5054 13736 ...... ...... ......... .....8. 476 ...20 1879 3024 2611 ... 2433 3143 1176 ... ... ... ... ... ... 1104 1248 3446 UEtJ llIUE __j'_QTAL,.__ 1379 1227 54 176 76 468 532 4931 48 75 598 2658 583 la540 2719 9947 2245 · 9283 388 13023 . . . ... 256 1252 1842 2239 2694 8594 May ... ...... ...... ...... -333 ... 107 ... 1784 146 3416 2846 971 9163 June 226 2926 905 460 538 10513 . 289 ... 464 1793 24950 794 21749 50618 9446 17115 123978 \lpr. - Total•- --246- ,- 182 74 6837 I .1 l ... l ...... ...... 12680 1634 691 160lf 567 5684 - - I �COST OF POWER AT SUPERIORe WYOMINGo July 1 1 1910- June 30~ l9llo Ko Uo HOURSo l.!onth Light July August September PoD"er 6958 6845 6281 113714 121285 100101 10462 130138 11346 153855 12744 164660 12804 166062 lllJ.!8 146266 9692 156928 8937 116355 8145 138907 7471 1 171549 112833 i 1679820 October Nove!:lber -, Decenber January February llarch April May June • TOT.AL: Toial Cost Total 1206'72 128130 ' 106382 1406!:DO 165201 17740-1 178866 157414 166620 125292 147052 179020 1792653 6900 31 7318 18 5294: 40 5129 39 643.9 30 5398 26 4888 72 4962 95 3776 54 3618 36 3691 28 4084 22 61501 91 Cost per ~.- ilo- Hou--r- ,,- 0057 .05'7 o0-1:77 0036 0039 .030 0027 0031 .022 0028 .025 0023 .0352 STATEMENT OF P01JER USED AT SUPERIOR MIUESo U U tl B E R K I L 0 \'1 A T T S July August September October November December January February March April Kay June • TOTAL: I •A" IIBD nc11 35770 45260 30548 53364 58814 62400 41062 44224 49095 36490 47942 65219 35492 22581 304662 364595 570188 23600 25980 22166 .25844 26878 27938 31300 26336 26767 22250 23022 27321 28173 23687 28300 31555 35246 35000 30936 32100 25923 30862 DEA •nu Total At 11662 5486 103839 05715 12558 7020 118991 0538 9600 5100 91101 0477 13410 6600 127518 032 13917 8836 140000 0379 14651 11525 151760 0282 17132 6766 131260 0246 21200 6180 128876 029425 22041 6916 136919 01891 14827 7000 106490 02288 19165 8350 129341 01954 28745 8400 160437 018 198908 88179 1526532 .0325 " I I �SUMUARY OF ACCIDENTS OCCURI't!G DURING YEARo July l~ 1910- June 30 1 19llo FAT AL: - llIUES ~ - - :a.=z-:.::=. U O lJ=o F A T A L: --- --===.--· - .. =-:.:~--,::.,.:.._ -• MINES uAn l oBti ucn onu OEtl Geno Out= Total. o A11 t!Bt1 ocu UD~l ~EU side. side. ---- 1 ?.liners ~aders • Drivers Inside Hen Outside Men l 'loprilen Minor Accidents - - l : T O T A L: 2 l ·- - -·· 11 l l 2 7 6 2 l Total. Gon. Out- 3 l 2 2 - •· 17 l 10 l ·.\ 3 3 9 5 11 2 95 14 141 2 l \\ 3 - 18 29 --- 3 20 16 28 20 l 2 - - .- . - . 14 10 5 5 5 8 4 3 7 20 8 4 5 8 ll 8 31 46 28 20 .. l 31 ~6 -- - CAUSE OJ? ACCIDEUT: .. Fall of Roe It Fall of Coal Uine Cars Kiscellaneous T 0 TA L: -~-.:-- I - --- 2 2 Released during year ending June 30 1 1911: lot released: 2 l 1 l --- - lion- Fatal Fatal 3 --- 127@ $1.00 2 50.00 l 13 l 144 $121.00· lQ0 •.00 51.00 $278.00 .. ~ - ·--:.-- ;:- - -. 35 20 l l 2 13 14 41 45 i4f - �SUMMARY OF ACCIDENTS August 1, 1906- June 30) 19llv FATAL Kiners I.oaders Drivers Inside Hen Outside Men Topmen llinor Accidents CAUSE OF ACCIDENT -l'all of Rock l'all of Coal lline Cars lliscellaneous · MINES I tlBO ! ncu nnn llEtl Geno tlAtl 'l'otal Out= side sI2 i l I l Il i l i l I l I 75 27 9 l 8 6 7 l l 2 3 l I i 54 l 180 24 12 37· l 13 10 10 5 2 4 29 7 2 18 2 l 12 5 20 16 l 11 I 108 87 112 58 2 l I I - t~-~;=-,~= !==..__ --- 'I;)\ - 35 20 46 11 23 95 46 413 - 1\-0(. 'I,,°> l ":Jo ?./~t" 1 l 3 l l ! l 1 l l Struck with Pick 'l' 0 '1'- A L NON= FAT AL: II 4 4 2 l ·- lot Released Non• Fatal Fatal 'l, \, \f) 4 4 2 l 11 Released during period August l, 1906- June 30, 1911: iouabers per Union Agreement 'l, 'v ' I "'-' 0 'b'l, 0c 'o' '\'\ tr ~\, 'l., ,(;J' ~ 32 11 14 12 l 17 17 14 7 15 34 23 4 l 34 22 52 21 10 3 9 14 108 87 112 68 2 70 l 174 46 413 36 · - f-- -- -- 377@ $ 1.00 l l 500.00 150.00 l 10 51,00 50,00 -- - $377.oo 500.00 150,00 51.00 500.00 33 l 424 ~~j 45 $1578,00 �RE'PORT OF HORSES & MULES AT SUPERIOR ON UAND JULY 1 1 1910: HORSES llULESo 53 35 Received 0 8 61 35 Died & Sold ,;xi:: 0 6 QU HAlID JULY lz 1911: 52 29 8 Horses Purchased for i850.00. Average cosi oi horse, ~106.25 $ • ~ 3 Horses sold for $340.00 fl 0 300.00$640.00 -Total Sales. 2 Uules J Average in _ ___ I Died. Killed. Sick. ~::z.~uring • 1 • A• llIUE: 1 Horses. I l:l\llas. Horses. i'tules 10 2 7 I•B• UilJE: 7 •c• l.linE: 6 7 1 D1 ltIME: 4 7 l l 1 E1 LfINE: 3 l l l OUTSIDE: 19 l 2 STORE: 2 TOT.AL: Injured. Horses. Mules l 4 Horseo. Mules l l 1 2 Horses. Muies I :1 51 l l - I 27 6 3 I l 2 l I l 5 4 I l �I ,1 l P I T C ARS I On Hand July l, 1910 On Hand June 30, 1911. In Shop fo r Repairs New Cara Received Cars in Service 136 19 113 250 269 i:u,"t DBCI ·381 12 344 356 ncu 275 25 37 264 289 nn• 15rp.'? 7 50 198 205 949 63 200 1056 111 gi::i:rc llINE: I :,., aAII ! I i 'I 1· TOTAL I * One ·ear lost in non Uine **Two cars lost in 11 A0 llina *** ·2a cars taken down and parts used to repair cars in serviceo ,I YEAR:* j 1901 1907 ! 1908 1909 1910 1911 CHARGED TO COST OF COAL: ... ... 182 TOTAL: 104 104 339 339 25 150 207 ···** ... ... 300 200 532 618 1150 150 200 TOTAL: C~ARGED TO COBSTRUCTION: ... II * -Oal.encler Year 11 •• In January, 1911, the balance of the cost of the 200 pit care for 1q10 was oharged out. ' �HYDRAULIC CARTRIDGE AND POWDER TESTS. HYDRAULIC CARTRIDGRS: In June, 1910 1 a iesi of the Hydraulie Cartridges uas made in tiBu and nett Mines 1 and t\"rnlve of these cartridges t1ere ordered. They uere received in October and 02~periments have been carried on since that time as follovs: Two Hydraulic Cartridges have been in use continuously in the Dip Eniry of 0 Bu Mine, breaking down the centers of the rooms whioh have been undercut \7ith a nining raachineo The rooms have bean driven airaigh.i up the pitch and with the slips to see in uhich the cartridges uould give the b0st result; it has been found, horrever, to make very little difference. By the experiments carried on in this mine, ii has been sho,:n that the Hydraulic Cartridges uill only bring dorm the centers of the rooms, requiring the squaring up of the ribs ~ith po~der shotso ?he cartridges can ·ba used in this seam with very littlo, if any, additional. cost, and ~ith tha saving of some blastingo Four Hydraulic Cartridges ~ere tried out for seven months in No. All possible tests wero made, but it uas found that the cartridges could noi be depended upon to break down even the centers of the rooras in this seara under the present conditionso 5 South and Noo 6 South Entries of ncn l'lineo Other e:i~perinents ure to be carried on in -the other minea during the co:aing year. POUDER TESTS: Throughout tho past year a s.eries of tests of three different kinds of permissa.ble poi7der has been carried on in connection \7ith different grades of black powder, to ascertain the comparative cost and resulto of the quality of the cool. from tho different pouders. At first, Trojan, Uonobal and Aetna Powders uere purchased in t~o ton lots and usod through the different mines under all conditions after mining machines. It has been the practice to use electric exploders in connection with all the permiasable ponder. La.tor, a car load of Monobel poudor was purchased and in rlJ311 Mino a test of one month ~as made, using llonobel pouder exclusively; statement belou shows the comparative oost of ponnissable powder and black pouder. 16 1 177 Tons cibst $199.90, or $. 012 por ton for Black Powder. If ti 101 100 Tons 364.50, or .036 11 "Ponnissablo Powder. If 11 fl fl 371.15, or .031 11 1911: 12 1 137 Tons If Barch, 1911: April, lli\11: May, The above statement inclui:Ias the cost of squibs and exploders. �P0\'1DER TEST MADE AT ncn r1IME. Location of I Teet: lfoo of Shot. I I Amount (023) I Po,1der used. & Kine! of Cost of Por1doxper Ton of Coal. I Tons of Coal Coal par over 'i1otal Lb. o:f 5-1/2 Powder Bz,,r Produeod. 'i'ons Sar00n. Rooms 22-23 6 So. Entry 8 240--Trojan .0265 5.93 21.40% 38.8 Do 9 224-Honobel .0266 6046 23065 83.7 Do 8 150-Aetna. .0343 6.00 20.70 63.2 9 258-Bllr P .0135 5o27 31.70 85.5 8 202-Blk PF .0103 6.75 29.10 85,25 58-Monobol 77-Black .0145--' 24.64: 88,75 144-llonobel:..1 * ,0759 27.34 61.55 Do Do Roo;;is 30-31 5 So. Entry I 4-Hydruulie 2-llonobel 2--F Roo!ls 22-23 6 So, Entry 4-Hydraulic 6-Monobel * Includes excess tirne required to drill 511 hole, also time required for tuo can to shoot center uith Wator !Jachine • .. Centers were not shot dovm properly with Cartridge and uare finally shot with 32 01 uonobel. �43 COST OF HYDRAULIC MINING CARTRIDGES. ( Purchased :from The Hydraulic Hining Cariridge Co., Wew Yorko) Labor !.fo,;terial Total. COST TO JULY 1, 1910: ----c:a -=----- ----ao COST JULY 1 2 1910-- JUHE 30, 1911: 12- Four inch: 5 Piston, Hydraulic llining Cartridges, complete aitr pipe, pump, tan!::, liners 1 keys and flexible tubing. Invoice 6000 00 Freight 52 01 Spare Parts 247 99 6300 00 TOTAL COST: Labor-------------Uaterial------6300 00 6300 00 Uo charge against Cost of Coal. . . 6300 00 6300 00 �44 UYSCELLANEOUB INFORllA 'i1ION FOR 'i'HE YEARo July 1 1 1910- June 30, 19llo r? Tons Uined No. of Days uorked Days uorkad b y lliners Days worked by Co. llen Total Dayo uorlced by all Tons per day for each Miner Tonn per day for Co. uau Tons per d~y for each ~rnploye . Kego Pot1der uaod Tons coal per kE>g Lbs. Pe11nisuable Poudor used Tone coal per Lb. Fatal Accidents Non~ F~tal Accidents 'fons coal for each Faial Accident 1ons ~oal for each Non-n Accident 13 ZJ C To-r/91.. .E 212688 244010 299@87 193104 27820 977509 1280 256 257 252 258 257 40320 30226 36120 31232 3084 J.40982 69208 10836 17476 21156 12544 7196 51156 47702 57276 ~3776 10280 210190 6.9 5o3 8.3 602 9. 80 14.l 1906 13o9 14.l l!:i.~ 3.8 406 2o7 5.1 5.2 -1.~ 4:o 2 80:J_'l 2094 2131 150 2076 1566 10508 90.6 71o2 102.4 lOSol 12409 l 8750 ~00 6025 805 2 406 2.4 31 46 28 212688 122005 6861 5304 10710 :a3975 5o4: a 127 325836 9655 13910 7697 20 2 3 2 2 2 3 l 2 3 - POWE R: - -- - -· - -- - - -- ------ -Hoists, Electric Hoists, Steam Boilers Pumps llining Machines LocGmotives, Electric Box Car Loaders, Stear.d Box Car Loaders, Electric Motor Generator Sets Kine Cars Horses Kules •__ - - -• - - 2 l 2 3 3 l l l 250 10 7 - - .-~;..=.~.;.~-::;;.;._ l 8 7 3 4 l 2 344 7 4 264 6 7 - - -· 3 2 l l l 198 4 7 10 l 4 9 24 10 3 l 4 1056 3 l 30 26 �TENEMENTS OCCUPIED AND VACAIT~ During the period July l; 1910,.. June 30, 1911. llonth: Occupied Vacant Totalo July 283 7 290 August 265 25 290 September 286 32 317 October 286 53 339 Movember 297 43 340 December 299 41 340 January 307 34 341 February 305 36 341 llarch 306 35 341 April 296 45 341 llay 291 50 341 June 299 42 341 3519 443 .3962 1 �STATW.JENT OF RENT, WATER & ELECTRIC LIGHT ACCOUNTS. July 1 1 1910,. Juno 30 1 1911. llonth ! • I Bal. ~nt Uater due froa this thio month , month last month July Teno Light l'otal Hou Colleotsd this mmouni due Pay month Roll 911 93 641 63 4529 48 4025 a7 J 18 00 2411 52 35 50 2465 02 I ., Teno , 449 48 2611 76 18 00 I I I Aug. . Co. Us~ ~ept. Tan. Co. Use I I 914 98 645 04 4621 26 17 50 24W6 85 2411 35 4125 07 1 ' 5~ 6S 1¥-9 .f:3 : 2'165 02 ! I -16 45 :449 74: 2446 85 ,, iM9 74 2592 92 798 27 623 57 446L.': 50 1 3931 86 18 00 2057 01 ' 23 50 2098 51 I ' i Oct. 'l'on. t / 435 45 2695 12 Co. Use I Ten. 1232 06 ! 2875 42 Co. Use I Nov. edo or Bill 322 91 2652 96 Coo Uso collect- Tfro Invo & Cash ·, Bal. Un- 23 87 508 7~ 2096 51 I ! 715 13 685 22 4530 92 4i~7 11 51 75 1232 06 18 00 2196 63 19 00 2233 63 2233 6S , · [. I 695 95 766 33 t::569 'i'e 4325 61 18 00 2359 94 23 00 2400 94 II 60 76 183 3~ II :. I. 24:00 94 r ! Dec. Ten. 177 59 1 2857 82 685 77 754 03 4475 21 4222 23 I 18 00 1264 07 20 00 1302 07 I Co. Use Jan. I Ten. 179 83 1 2919 23 lS 00 Co. Use Feb. i I Ten. Co. Ueo 117 19 2940 8l I 18 00 Ten. :315 69 i liar. ! Co. Use .Apr. 'ren. Co.Use by fen. Co.Use 73 15 1179 es 1302 07 : 228 72 : ! :369 61 i i 675 80 79110 4565 96 4374 71 883 65 58 00 959 65 I 74 06. 117 19 959 65 634 51 771 78 4464 29 4097 58 51 02 a15 69 58 00 1062 83 1 1062 83 1 986 83 2983 29 18 00 683 62 788 ~o 710 47 58 00 2969 90 18 00 697 12 786 87 4682 61 4262 ea 787 17 54 00 859 17 50 17 369 6l 859 17 2831 91 18 00 708 10 768 96 4678 58 4337 38 385 50 54 00 457 50 87 50 253 70 457 50 124 59 315 53 495 28 47'71 00 4485 61 786 47 56 67 !228 72 786 47 i ' ; I : June Ten. i 253 70 2835 66 728 25 Co.Use i 18 00 423 28 I - 801 36 4618 97 4178 85 54 00 495 28 -- Worthless ; Accounts dropped. I I pf Balances I. collected, TOTAL: lZ -..... -·--- ! ~ - S20? OG 322 91 33982 80 25726 90 9298 79 69331 40 50614 21 18322 54 ' 315 53 - ~ -~. �41 J__ , I I STATEliEUT OF OPERATION OF SUPERIOR WATER WORKSo July 1 1 191().. June 30 1 l9llo DEB, I T' 1.,- Month: Cost of Operation. c· RED IT So Water to Tenements. To Co:ipany Useo Deficit Total. charged to Cost of Coal. July 3323 50 911 98 211 75 2199 77 3323 50 Augo 3326 33 914 98 189 51 2221 84 3326 33 Sept. 2855 28 798 27 175 39 1881 62 2855 28 Oct. 2911 76 ns 1n 69 50 2127 13 2911 76 Uov. 3021 87 695 95 62 25 2263 67 3021 ~ Deco 1949 84 685 77 76 00 1188 07 1949 84 Jan. 1559 45 675 80 65 50 818 15 1559 45 Feb. 1621 34 634 51 24· 50 962 33 1621 34 Haro 1394 09 683 62 4'1 75 662 72 1394 09 Apr. 1484 29 697 12 41 00 746 17 1484 29 . llay 1093 60 708 10 35 00 ·- ., 350 50 1093 60 June 1151 53 728 25 57 63 365 65 1151 53 TOTAL: 25692 88 8849 413 1055 78 15787 62 256.92 88 ' �STATEMEUT OF ?.WTION PICTURE SHOW .ACCOUUT. July l, 1910,.. June 30, 1911. Gain. Month Receiptso Expendi tureso July 260070 196033 64037 Aug. 201.20 177.50 23070 Sept. 127.50 88055 38.95 Oct. 195.60 176095 18.65 Nov. 158.85 129.19 29.66 Dec. 137.50 137.50 ..... Jan. 202.55 157093 4:4. 62 Feb. 139.20 116073 22.4'7 llar. 229.60 141028 88.32 Apr. 221.70 140.33 81.37 May 168.80 145.99 22.81 June 141.40 101.21 40.19 TOTAL: 2184.60 1709.49 475.11 �REPORT OH TEfflIEl\TT COMS'i1RUCTION & OTHER RF.NTABLE BUILDINGS. PRIOR TO JUNE 30, 1910, there uere constructed: 1-- l Roo:i Cabin, Rock l-- 1 Reiom Store Bi.lilding~ tiAu, TI1rame 2-• l RC1cra School . Houses, li'r.~.no 1-- 2 Story Cabin, Rock 1-- 3 Reem Cabin., Rock 48-- 3 Room Houses, Frar:ie 207-- 4 RoQ~ Houses, Frame 2-- 4 RoO!ll Houses, Concrete 4-- 5 Ro0;:1 Houses~ Concrete 4- 5 Room Houses, Frame 3- 6 Room Housea I Pram.a l-- 6 Roo:;;i House, Concrete ( Superintendent 1s Residence) 1-- School House, Frame 1-- lliners I Ueeting Hall, Frame 1- Bank Building, Concrete 1-- Opera House, Frame _k::, Hospital Building, Frarae 280-- Total. BUILT DURING THE YEAR EHDil!G JUNE 30 1 1911: 41-- 4 Room Houses, Frame 15-- 3 Roon Houses, Frame 3-- 8 Room Houses I Fra'71e . 2-- 6 Roen Houses, Frame 1-- 1 Roan School House I Frame 62-- Total. UNDER CONSTRUCTION: No buildings under construction. ,.,., . .., �50 FIRE FIGHTING EQ.UIPi.iENTo OUTSIDE: TherG are fire hydra.."lts at convenient block corners through-out the tenern.ents on UBt1 and ocu Hills; also ai Po\1er House, 0 Bn Dmnp and uAa Dump. Carts uith 400 feet of 2-1/2°· hose are located on each of the hills and near the lline Officeo A 12 1 000 gallon tank is located on the hill above 0 c0 D~mp and kept filled wiih uator from the nino; from this tank ia a pipe with taps and hose a~ong the dwnp. ~he ne~ pipe line from Uell Noo 4, near uno Hine, to the tank above the Gas PDoducer Plant vill give fire protection at nna Dump and all of the tenements at 0 n° Hine; leaving only the tenements in IIACJ Canon uithoui a hose protection. IUSIDE: Throughout all the mines, ohere thero are sprinkling lines, hose is kept at convaniGnt points, and these lines have taps every 75 or 100 feet. In the entries \?here there are no pipe lines 1 barrels of uater are kept. There are also at the most convenient points throughout the mines, small chezdcal firtt extinguishers uhich can easily be carried by one person. Up to the present time there have been no fires of any consequence, either in the mines or on the surface, and the utmoot precautions are being taken to prevent any in the future. �51 MilJE RESCUE APPARATUS. Th~re have been purcbaaGd 1 and vary recently received, four Siebe Gorman ° Proto O Pat.a nt Self Contained BrGJathing Appnratue to be used in connection m. th mine rescuo uor1to It is the intention to build a small training station :ln t1hich to familiarine the men 'Oith the use ox the breath~g apparatus, and also to form classes in the first aid to the injuredo ~ho car oi tM Unitf!d States Buroau of Hines has oade one visit to Superior during the past year and a great nu.~ber of the raen soE:J:1 interested in the worko Follouing is a atateraent of the cosi of this apparatus to date: Labor ?.!aterial ..... COST TO JULY 1 2 1910: • • • • 0 Total. ..... COST JULY la 191~ JUNE ao, 1911: 4-- 11 Proto • Patent Self Con- tained Breathing Apparatus Invoice 500 00 Freight 6 12 Accessories Freight 506 12 607 60 46 53 14- Railway & Uarine Fire Ex- 654 13 S tinguishers 143 50 Freight 10 17 153 67 22'1 40 227 40 14 25 1555 5'1 50 68 160; 00 Hose 45 43 45 43 Assembling tQTJ.I, COS'l': Labor------- - 45 43 Katerial---1555 57 1601 00 • �EXPENDITURES lPOR SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTIOHo (For tho period July l, 1910- June 30, 1911) - TENEMENT .CONSTRUCTION: BOILER HOUSE EXTENSION: GAS PRODUCER: RESCUE STATION EQ.UIP?1EU'i': llIUNG llACHINES & DRILLS: llINING UACHIUES & DRILLS: PHE:UllATIC PUMCHER llACHINE: HYDRAULIC CARTRIDGES: JEFFREY STORAGE BATTERY LOCO: Go E. 3•-TON LOCOMOTIVES: TOOLS & SHOP EQUIPUENT: llISOELLA.UEOUS BUILDINGS: UlllE BUILDINGS: WATER WORKS: FIRE DEP I '1'. • EQUIPUENT: •A• .PLANE: YACHINERY ( Hoiets-M.G.Sets) NEW SllAFTS TO VAN DYKE SEAM: ROADS & FENCES: RAILROAD TRACKS 1 E• llINE: EXPElJDI TURES APPROPRIA'rION. 24,988.73 73.,223.82 14,472.59 13,941.95 2,621.61 27,500.00 1,601.00 2,101.00 7,162.00 8,136.54 8.,700.00 750.00 6,300.00 4,851.00 8,345.00 8,700.00 750.00 6,300.00 4,851.00 8,345.00 2,500.00 1,800.00 2,500.00 22,135.41 1,000.00 4.,500.00 11,769.04 ......... ......... 2,500.00 1,aoo.00 2,soo.00 22,000.00 1,000.00 4,500.00 11.,000.00 54,ooo.oo s,000.00 ......... 3,321.99 125,996.38 267,471.30 Ao Fo E. 1J: l G. M. o. #21 Ao Ii'. E. 1f, 2 G. ll. o. ,f} 2 Ao F. E. {J:18 G. 11. o. {J: 5 A. F. Eo ,f/=79 G. M. o. {}l.4 A. Ji1. E. {;91 G. M. o. {J,12 I I I I A. F. E. ,C,28 G. u. o. 1} 8 DO DO DO DO A. F •. E. -/} 3 G. u. o. 4 DO DO DO * DO DO DO DO DO A. F. E. ,fJ, 4 G. M. O. #19 �53 EA'PLANATORY STATEMENT 01? EXPENDITURES FOR SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION For the period July 1 1 1910- June 30, 19110 TENEMEWT COUSTRUCTIOU; Including 3... 4= and 8 roora lJ-ii10llingso BOILER mlUSE EXTENSION: Including Corrugated iron building; 2== 250 H, P. liarin0 Boilerso GAS PRODUCER PLANT: Foundation for Engine & C-enoratoro RESCUE STATION EQ.UIPI.!IDJ'l': Including 4= 11Proto" P.lteni Self coniainGd Sr0athing .1-\pparaius 1 uith accessories; Pire Fighting Equipraento UNDERGROUND EQ.UIPllElfi': c--- Jeffrey liining Machines received July 30 1 19100 6-= Jeffrey Uining l'Iachines received Febn.1ary 25, 19110 3== Houell Drills 1-- Pneumatic Puncher llachine 12-- Hydraulic Cartridges ~ith Spare Parts. l-- 4-- Ton Jeffrey Storage Battory Locomotive, ~ith l Extra Battery. 5-- 3-- Ton Ganeral Electric·Locomotivea. 2- 75 H.P. Electric Hoists. 2-- 250 X. u. llotor Generator Sets. TOOLS & SHOP E9,UIPHENT: Including Equipment of 11 E11 Blacksmith & Boiler Repair ShopJ Finishing of llachine & Carpenter Shop, and tools and equipment for same. UISCELLAltEOUS BUILDIUGS: Including l•- Uaterial Office. KIBE BUILDINGS: Including General Hay Barn &Blacks~ith Shop. I.ATER WORKS: Including 2- New Wells; Deepening Uells; Steam Condenser; Extending Pipe Lines. �EXPLANATORY STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES FOR SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION CO'MT 1 D FIRE DEPARTllEN'i1 EQUIPMENT: Including 3-... Carts with LJ:Oot · of 2=l/2 s-1 hose each; Fii."e El~tin= guishers and houseso " A t1 PLA..l\JE: Including ne.-; double drai'":l olec·~ric hoist; Second tra clt on planeo �' --rI - • SUllHARY OF EQUIPMENT l!'OR O A a IlINE Labor Uateria.l Tot~. 1-- Dump, Tipple &Screens 2670 21 2245 79 4916 00 2•• Sets R.R. Track Scales 1616 70 2996 4-2 '}613 12 862 66 3891 83 4:754: 49 l - Electric E:ithauat Fan & Bldgo 253 50 1708 28 1961 78 l-- 50 K. w. llotor Gsnerator Set 94 l '7 1819 76 1913 93 l-- Box Car Loadsr 1 Boiler and Buildiilg. ...... ...... 1722 53 1722 53 4058 30 4058 30 ...... 259 73 259 73 l-- Radialaxe Coal Cl.1.tter{ Tranof erred to 0 cr1 I1ine ) 5 00 14-57 15 1462 15 Hoisting Equipment, consisting of • l•- Slope Hoist 1-- Plane Hoist l- Rock Building 2133 76 13602 08 15735 86 Outside Plane Upper UAR 1913 22 4174 , 15 6087 37 l - Stable 465 39 643 37 1108 76 520 35 10534 98 15146 38730 85 49265 83 1- S Ton Locoraotiv0 3• Mining Machines 0 l•- Electric Drill 1- Blacksoith Shop I 671 81 �56 ' I COST OF MINING MACHnJES FOR II Ati MINEc. { Purchased :f rom Jeffrey 1:Ifgo Co o , Ccit.1mbus~ O.) I Labor I os·.r TO JULY 1, 1910: i - - - - c:a II I Material I I Total . ----- I -----I I I OST JUI,Y 1 2 1910- JUNE 30 8 1911: 1 00 - Jeffrey El ectric Coul liining Machine, Type li !.1 1 28 A, 22 0 Volt, 6 1 Cut, ~1 7 Chain I corn"" plete ui th Self Propelling Stael 30tl Gange 'rruck 0 and all usuo.l pcl.rioo Invo:ice Froighi 2-- Jeffrey Electric Coc1l Eiining llachines ~ Type ll u, 19 .A, 250 : I l : ! I I i i I I I I I I I I II I i I I l 1500 00 118 03 1618 03 I I I Volt, 51, 44,u Cut,* 7 Chain, compl ete ~ith Self PropellinG ! I Steel 30 91 Gauge Truck, and all usuo.l parts. Invoice Froi ght Installation Uire & Cab l e 2200 00 132 36 2332 36 107 91 4058 30 4058 30 OTAL COST: l-- Jef frey 28 A Mining Machine Lab or----------- llater i al 1618 03 2- Jeffrey 19 A llini ng Llachines 1618 03 Lab or---- ------- llaterial 2440 27 2440 27 4058 30 No charge against Coot of Coal. 107 91 �57 COST OF ELECTRIC DRILLS FOR t1Au MINE: ~ kl.bolt." !OST TO JULY 1, 1910 : To·~ul o liuierial -7 I I ------- I -----= .. -----I ! !OST . JULY 1 1 1910- .nnm 30 2 1911 : l-- Spry Type 9 S11 Spry El ectric I I Drill, 220=-250 Volt, D. Co, 10 ?hrsad Hollou Feed Bar ~ith hand made square socket, 6 1 sine la pos is, Md f ollor1= ing augers: 2- 3 1 Augers to drill a 5° Holeo 1-- 3 1 Connec t i on for above auger. Purchas0d from HOi7ells Mining Drill Co., Pl yraouth, Pao I I Invoice Freight 250 00 9 73 259 73 1.l'OTAL COST: 1- Houel l El ect ric Dril l Labor------------Uaterial---259 73 259 73 Bo charge against Cost of Coal . 259 73 259 73 �58 { Purchased from Oiiw:ma Box Cur Loader Co., Ottu1-;ir1a., Iot7a.o) I Labox- I Material I COST TO JTJI,Y 1, 1910: I I I I I Engineering Exc~vatioi'l Foundation 1- Standard Steara Loadei"J> 5 35 ll 59 I 9 64: 61 85 I 5 35 I 1850 00 I 277 20 492 60 I II 235 19 '71 49 2127 30 492 60 235 19 I I I I I I 142 85 456 83 700 00 336 00 103 6 00 142 08 284 93 3807 52 4:264 35 COST JULY l. l 910- Jm!E 30, 1911: 220 73 185 10 405 83 Ra!1oueling Building Pipe Lino 84 31 I 84 31 305 04 185 10 . ·ro'UL COST: Labor------- 862 66 llatarial----3891 83 . 4754 49 I n the above statement, there is the follouing charge against •Cost of Coal: I : Invoice Freight Pi:po & l?Htings Unloading& Setting 1- 50 FI. Po, Yni. i?il"ed Boiler, 75 a Dia.~ 121 6° long. Ynvoice Building i 11 59 ' oquipr,,od with car movlng drun: Fl"eight !lI ! I I II 'i'oia.l. Labor -----405 83 Ya.terial-- 84 31 490 14 I I �59 COS'.i' OF RADIALP..XE CO.AL CU?T~R FOR "A11 ?JINE. Labor COST TO JULY 1, 1910: I ----- I I material. Toii:!.l o ------ ------ 1436 86 20 29 1457 1 5 1457 15 5 00 1~62 15 ; ' I COST JULY1 2 1910- JUNE 30 2 1911: 1-- Radialwt0 Coal Cutter t 1206 1 uith accessories. Hanufactttrod by tho Ingersol l- R::mcl Company. Shipped fron Hanna; Uyo. , by The l I I II i Union Pacific Coal Conpany. Invoice Freight Unloading I 5 00 5 co I I TOT.AL COS'i': Labor--------- 5 00 llatorial---1457 15 14 62 1 5 In the above statement, the entire charge is against Coat of Coal . �6U conT OF UOTOR GEHEHATOR nET Ii10TI fl..;\f! m NE. ( Purchased :from Tiestinghouse Elec'i:l"ic & Mfg. Coo; Pi ttsbt1rg, Pa. ) Lnbor ! Uateria.1 I I ! ,OST TO JULY 1, 1910: Total. I l I -----I II tOST JULY l, 1910- JUME 30. 1911: ' : : I ! ! ------ ------ I 1-fl: ll- S=- Compound \7ound ;1sc1 Generator 1 50 K. Vo, CO!iln~Oi'l shaft Dith 1-- fJ, 13 1 A H = ac C L:1 L!otor; 75 H. 1'. 8 2200 I l I I I I I Volt, 3 Phase, 7200 Alts~ 850 R. P. u. J nountad on common shaft uith ~bove generator, \1ith bed plate, auto ats.rter ! and oil. Invoice Freight Installation Cable Insulators, Wire, Etc. 1463 ll 180 00 94 17 165 00 11 65 270 82 1819 76 1913 93 'l'OTAL CCIS'r: Labor--------94 17 Uaterial----1819 76 1913 93 In the above·statement, there is the folloITing charge against Cost of Coal: Labo,---------94 17 llatorial------11 65 105 82 1643 11 94 17 �61 COS'i' OF 3 . TOH LOCOHOTIVE FQR "Af1 MWE. ( Furchaaed from General El.<3ctric Company, Schenectady, 1To Yo) Labor l1aterfol Tota.lo ----- -------- ----- 90s? TO JULY la 1910: COST JULY 1 1 1()10- JtnJE 30 2 1911: 1- 3 Ton Locomotive, 250 Voli, gaug0 3ou, opoed 7.6 li PH, D. P. B. 1200 Lbso, no r00l. 2-- tlotors 1 55 Jl::lPo 1-- Controller. With acce9eories. Invoice Freight 1595 00 127 53 1722 53 1722 53 1722 53 'l'OTAL COST: Labor-------------llaterial---1722 5S 1722 53 In the above statement, there is the folloning charge against Cost of Coal: Uaterial1- 53.53 �62 COS'i' OF OUTSIDE PLANE UPPER n A ti TO DUMP. Labor I.iaterial ..... ....... COST TO JULY l. 1910: Tota.lo ••••• 0 COS? JULY 1 2 1910- JUME 30. 1911: Engineering & Suporviaion 157 38 157 38 Grading 54:3 99 543 99 'l'"racl: 559 44 2009 56 2569 00 Sheaves 114 60 98 89 213 49 1423 00 138 45 383 85 1561 45 667 84 120 40 ~17,;\ 15 6087 37 1- Special Haulage Hoist, complete, uith 22 H. Po tlotor: Invoice Freight Installation Rock Building 283 99 253 82 1913 22 TO'l'J.L COST: Labor--- 1913 22 liateria.l• 4174 15 6087 37 In the abova statement, there ia the follo~ing charge against Cost of Coal: Labor---- 1408 94 Uatarial- 178 43 1587 37 374 22 �63 8Um.WlY Oli' EQ:UIPr.1ENT FOR ti B O UINEo Labor llaiarial "loial l•- Du.mp and Tipple 240-'3 66 28BO Of, 523-1 70 1- $Gt R.R. 1rack Scales 777 35 1371 58 2140 93 1-- Electric ~thau;;;t Fan 270 9'7 2129 90 2-100 87 10- !.lining Machines { 2 in use in oE 0 ) 187 64 11682 45 11870 09 6- Electric Drills ...... 1534 88 1534 88 2-- 3 ~on Locomotives ll 66 3445 06 3456 72 4:58 23 4416 45 ~874 68 182 10 1108 61 1290 71 1-- 10 1on Loconotive, including cost of installation 856 13 3129 93 3986 06 1-- Stable 531 51 448 66 980 17 1-- Hay Shed 180 84 188 78 369 62 1- Blacksraith Shop 32 53 5893 62 42 28 74 Bl 32328 62 38222 24 l-- Electric Hoist, 75 H.P., and ihe cost of installutio 1-- &aall Electric Hoist for hoisting coal for 9 E" Daveloiment ( Transferred to oco) �64 --f COST OF UIMiriG MACHINES FOR UB O t.!INEo ( Purchased from Jeffrey Mfg. Coo, Colunbua, Oo ) Labor !1a.terial Totalo 7678 00 457 38 8135 38 COST TO JULY l. 1910: 7-- Jeffrey Electric Coal Mining Uachines, Type M M, 19 A, 250 Volt, 6 I , 44 n Cut, 'if 7 Chain_, complete with Self Propelling Steel 3011 Gauge 'rn,ck, and all usual partsp Invoice Freight Hm1dling 11 80 Installation 175 84 187 64 ll 80 185 90 10 06 8145 t.14 8333 08 3300 00 237 01 3·537 Ol 3537 01 353'7 COST JULY l, 1910=- JUIJE 30 2 1911: 3-- Jeffrey Electric Coal Hining . llachines, Type ll M, 19 A, 250 Volt, 6 t , 4-4 Cl' CU t 1 {} 7 Chain, complete ui th Self Propelling Steel 30 11 Gauge Tr.1ck, and ~l usual part□• Invoice Freight 'l'OTAL COST: **le>- Jeffrey 19 A Mining Ma.chines: Labor--------- 187 64 liaterial----11682 45 11870 09 In the above statement, the charge against Cost of Coal is: Labor-------llaterial----- ** 'l'wo of above machi.l'les now in use at •Eu Mine. 175 84 10 06 185 90 olll �COST OF ELECTRIC DRTLLS FOR uaa MINE. Lobor I Material Total. I !OS'i' 'i'O JULY 1 2 1910: I 4-~ Jeffr0y Electric Rotary Drills, Type A~ 1-1/2 O=- 3, 220 Volt, I complete \,ith ~u·ucks., a ugers a..-id I all usual parts. I I Invoice 995 .00 Preighi 2i?: 08 I i I I 1019 08 1019 08 1019 6~ 250 00 6 02 *256 02 ;OST JULY l, 1910-- JUME 30 2 1911: 1- Jeffrey Electric Rotary Drill, fype A- 1-1/ 2 0=-3, 220 Volt, complete u ith trucks, augers ! and all usual parts o Purchased from Jeffrey Hi g. Co., Columbus, I I Ohioo tnvoic0 Preight 1- Spry Type PSn Spry Elociric Drill ., 220-250 Volt, D. Co 1 10 Thread Hollov Feed Bar ,1i th hand made I square socket, GJ single posts, a.~d folloning augers: 2- 3 t Augers to drill a 5°· Hol0. l- 31 Connection for above auger. Purchased i rom Hor1ells Uining Dri 11 Co., Plymouth~ Pa. 250 00 Invoice Froight 9 78 515 80 259 78 515 80 TQTAL COST: S- Jeffrey DrilllS: Labor------- l!a.terial----1275 10 1- Howell Drill: La.bor--------------Material---- 259 78 1275 10 259 78 1534 88 • In the above statement, there is a charge of $256.02 against Cost of Coal. - �COST OF 3 TOH LOCOTJOTIVES FOR t1B ti MINE. ( Purchas0d from GGnera.l Electric Company, Schenect~dy, Mo Yo ) Lab or rlatarial Tota l. ----- ----.. ----- COST TO JTILY 1 8 1910: COST JULY 1. 1910- JUNE 30. 1~11: 2- 3-Ton Locomotives, 250 Volt, gauge ·30t1 1 s peed 70 6 !1. P. Ho 1 D. B. P. 1200 Lbso, no reelo 2-=- llotors, 55 Aap. 1- Controll0ro With accessorieso I n voice Freight Un loading & Houoing 3190 00 255 06 11 66 11 66 3445 06 TOTAI, COST: tabor-----------11 66 liaterial------3445 06 3456 72 In the above statement, there is the following c harge against Cost of Coal: Labor- - - - -- - 11 66 Yaterial-------107 06 118 72 344:5 06 11 66 3456 72 �ij d CC-ST OF ELEC'i'RIC E'i:FI.AUST FAN FOR t1j3 tl i.rnm. ( furchased :froE'I Gsneral Elocidc Co., Sch,meciady; w. Y. ) lTaierial h.bor To·tal. - - -- COST TO JULY 1, 1910: 1-- 65 R. P. Variable Speed 2080 Volt G. E. Co. A. C. Motor, direct connected to Sturtevant double inlet blo,7er 54u i7ide by 44 1 dial'ileter. Guaranteed for 60 1 000 cubic feet of air per minute against a. 2t1 1.1at e r gai,geo Meucit1ur;1 spi30d o:? 600 R. P. U. Invoice Freight Insurance in TransH Foundation Installation FM Houso 1704 25 24 88 55 12 76 71 156 71 ... lll 87 2 25 14 53 1816 12 65 39 120 51 156 11 2054 40 2211 ll. 2 25 39 41 232 82 COST JULY la 1910 - JUNE 30 2 1911: Fan House Remodeled so that fan could be used as blom,r. 114 26 114 26 75 50 75 50 TOTAL: Labor---------- 270 97 llaterial------2129 90 2400 87 In the above statement the charge against Cost of Coal is: Labor-----------270 97 Jlaterial--------211 53 48.2 50 189 7G 189 76 �68 COST OF STABLE FOR 0 Bti HINE. ( A one story frame building; aise 60 x 28 x 7) I Labor l!aterial Total . . COST TO JULY 1 2 1910: ----~ ----,ca ----Cl;a COST JULY 1 2 191°'3 ,TITHE 30 2 19lli Teaming 16 12 Foundation Supers tructure '\'Tater Lina Lighting 36 86 334 ~9 143 54 531 51 10 53 382 47 55 66 448 66 TOTAL COST: Labor---- --- 531 51 llaterial---- 448 66 980 17 In the above statement, the entire charge is against Cost of Coal. 16 12 47 39 717 46 143 54 55 66 980 17 �-- 69 COST OF HAY SHED FOR ~Bt1 MIUE" ( A one story frame building; aize 60 x 28 x 10) Labor Material Tota.lo COST 'i'O JULY l, 1910: ----- ----c::1 ----- COST JULY l, 1910a JmlE 30 2 1911: Foundation 36 86 6 78 43 64 Su1rnrstructure 143 98 182 00 325 98 180 84 188 78 369 62 TOTAL COST: Labor 180 84 Ma.terial-----188 78 369 62 In the above statooent, the entire charge is against Cost of Coal. �70 Stmr.!ARY Oli' EQUIPMENT FOR (l C ti MI!lE. To June 30 1 1911. La.box- Material ?ota.l. l•- Dump, Tippie & Screens '2:484 88 6668 08 11152 96 2- Sets R.R. Track Sea.lea 1487 72 3443 69 4931 41 1- Bo,c Car Loader, Boilers & Bldgo 708 33 4378 76 508'7 09 1-- Electric ~hauat Fan 385 45 20-12 38 2427 83 7- Mining llachinea ...... 9002 77 9002 77 7- Electric DrillG ...... 1775 91 1775 91 l- 50 K. u. Motor G-Gnorator s~t lll 76 1951 ll ...... 2062 87 344:5 05 3445 05 2-• 3 Ton Locoootiveo 1-- Deoing ·Punp ...... 520 14 520 14 Hoisting Equipment, consisting CJ.f 1-- 200 H.P. Electric Hoist and Building, and installdng. 1762 16 10060 28 11822 44: Haulage Equipment, consisting of 1-- Uotor Generator Set l- 4 Ton Loco:iotive and installation 1110 74 5440 45 655119 305 09 10356 13 172 90 48901 52 59257 65 l - Blacksoith Shop 477 99 �71 ,, . J COST OF liINnIG UACHINES FOR 11 Cil nnm. Purchased. from Jeff ray Mfg. Co., Columbus s O.) Labor Uaterial Total. COST TO JULY 1 2 1910: 4-= Jeffrey Electric Coal llining llachines., Type UM, 19 A, 250 Volt, 6 1 ,44 tt Cui., ~1 7 Cho.in, complete \7i.th Self Propolling Steel sou Gaug0 Truck, a.'ld all usual parts. 4312 00 Invoice Freight 275 92 Ins talla Uon 426 00 5013 92 5013 92 5013 92 COST JULY 1, 1910-- .nnm 30, 1911: 2-- Jeffroy Electric Coal llining Ha.chines, fype r.i H, 19 A, 250 Volt, 61, 44u Cui,* 7 Chain, comple te with Self Propelling Stesl son Gauge Truck, and all ucual parts. I Invoice 2200 00 Freight 170 82 2370 82 1- Jeffrey Electric Coal Mining llachine, Type U l'J, 28 A, ,220 Volt., 5·1 Cut, ,ffe 7 Chain, completo \'lith Self Propelling Steel son Gauge Truck, and all usual parts. Invoice 1500 00 Fre1.ght 118 03 3988 85 'l'OT.&L COST: 6-- Jeffrey 19 A llachines: Labor-----------Uatorial---7384 74 7384 74 l - Jeffrey 2a ·A Uachine: Labor------------Material---1618 03 1618 03 9002 77 lo charge againot Cost of Coal. 1618 03 3988. 85 �72 COST OF ELECTRIC DRILLS FOR uca H!UE: Labor t'la.terial Totalo COST TO JULY 1 2 1910: ~ Jeffrey Electric Rotary Drills , Type A- 1... 1/2 0- 3 1 220 Volt 8 complete ITith trucks, augers and all usual p~rts. Invoice Freight 980 00 M 08 ~ - - - - - - - -·-1000_ 0_0_ 1004 08._ 1004 08 500 00 12 04 512 04ll'f COST JULY 1 2 1910=, .nnm 30, 1911: 2-~ Jeffrey Electric Rotary Drills~ Type AQ 1-1/2 C= 3, 220 Vol~, conplete vith trucks, augers and all usual partso Purchased froin Jeffrey Hfg. Co., Columbus, 0hioo Invoice Freight 1-- Spry Type as a s,ry Electric Drill, 220--250 Volt, D. c., 10 Thread Hollou Feed Bar ,Iith hand raada square socket, 6 1 single posts, and follo~ing augers: ' 2-- 31 Augers to drill a 5n hole. 1-- 31 Connection for above auger. Purchased from Ho~ella llining Drill Co., Pl~.nouth, Pa. Invoice Freight 250 00 9 79 771 83 258 79 771 83 TO'l'AL COST: 6- Jeffrey Drills: 1-- Howell Drill: Labor-----------------llaterial--------1516 12 1516 12 Labor---------------Jlaterial--------...2__5__9----'79____-=2=59.:;.....:.7......9 1775 91 * In the above statenent, there iG a charge of $512.04 against Cost of Coal. �73 COST OF liOTOR GENERATOR STI:'i' FOR tica tn:1m. ( Ptu·chased from '\'Jestinghouse Electric & ?.1f go Coo, Pi ttsbu.rg, Pa.o ) Labor tlaterial Toiizlo ------ ------- ------ ~OS'i' TO JULY l, 1910: O()ST JULY l, 1910- JUNE 30. 1911: 1-- *Generate~, ll- S- CoEpound Uound nsa 50 K. u., coJ11~on shaft oit ~ 1-- * 13~ ~. H. C L Hoior, 75 H. Po, 2200 ~ O tic Volt, 3 Phase, 7200 Alts, 850 R. • P. u. , Eioun·tsc1 on co1~ on shsfi uith aooye ganeraior, ~ith bed plate, auto starter and oil. 1463 11 Invoice I?reight Installation 1400 1 Cable, {} 6 Strand, 3 Conductor. 180 00 1643 11 308 00 195111 2062 87 111 76 111 76 'lOTAL COST: Labor----------- lll 76 llaterial--------195111 2062 87 In th0 above statement, there is a charge against Cost of Coal as follows: Labor---------- 111 76 llaterial-------------111 76 419 76 �COS? OF 3 TOH LOC0?1OT'IVES FOR tlCil nnm. ( Pi!rqhased irom General Electric Co.i""Jpany ~ Sch0nec'i:ady, M. Y. )o la.b ox- Material 'iotai,l. ----- ----- ----- OOST TO JULY l, 1910: QOST .TIJLY 1 2 1910- JUHE 30n 1911: 2-- 3 Ton Locomotives, 250 Volt, gauge 30°, speed 7.6. U. l'. Ho, D. B. P., 1230 Lbs~~ no reelo ~ llotors, 55 Aopf 1-- Controller. Uith accessories. Invoice Froigh·c 3190 00 255 05 3445 05 31.145 05 344:5 05 TOT.AL COS'r: Labor--------------- liaterial------3445 05 3445 05 In tho a'bovo statement, there ia the f ollm·ling charge a.gainat Cost of Coal: Labor---------------llaterial-------107 05 10'7 05 �75 • COST OF PlllEm.TF.LECTRIC COAL r1INING MACHINE ( Purchased troa The '.Pij@ wi10l0ctric oochit'lo Co., Syracuse, U. Y. ) Labor tlatedal ---~ ---= 'fo•~alo COST TO JULY 1 2 1910: ---- COST JDtY 1 1 1910-- Jtn'ffi 30, 1911: 1.... fypG P 1 Class 6, Forn Da 3, 220= 250 Volt, D. Co Pnoumelectric Coal Mining 1.!achinG~ ,J 564 1 co:.1plete uiih iru.ck board and trestles. 700 00 47 81 Ynv·oice Freight Handling 2 19 2 19 747 81 TOT.AL COS'r: Labor------------ 2 19 Material-----747 81 750 00 Note:- 'rile above oachine is in use in nca tline entirely for driving slopes or entries. No charge against Cost of Coal. 747 81 . 2 19 750 00 �76 COST OF Pm.IP FOR nan l'.i:nJE. ( Furcho.sed from The Hendrie & BolthoH t.Ifg. & Supply Co., Denvor, Coloo) 1o.boT r.1aierial 'i'oial. ----- ------ ------ COST TO JULY l, 1910: COST JULY l. 1910- JUME 30, 1911: 1-- ~n x 6~ Ds□ing Pump, Figo 50 1 Direct Gsa.red tc ,,'J, 368, 7•1/ 2 H.P. : 1050 R. P. liop 220 Volt s D. c. llotor, uiih starting box but no base or pulley. Invoice Freigh 1, '185 00 35 14 520 14 TOTAL COST: Labor------------Imterial-----520 14 520 14 In tho above statement, the entire charge is against Cost of Coal. 520 14 520 14 �77 smm.ARY OF I)iQUIPUEWr FOR O D ti HIHE. TO JID!E 30, 19110 Labor i'.1aterial Total. l - Dw.lp, 'i'ipple & Screens 2463 64 3611 99 6075 63 .2-- Sets R.R. Track Scales 1405 26 2507 Sl 3912 57 l - Electrie Box Car Loader .398 49 3476 98 3875 47 l-- Electric Elthaust Fan 440 96 2032 78 2473 74 239 66 1396 67 1636 33 461 79 4323 07 4784 86 and Building 549 53 4059 36 4608 89 • 3-- Mining Uachinos ...... 3588 65 3588 65 l - Electric Drill ...... 251 02 251 02 l-- 4 Ton Storage Battery Locoraotiw 163 65 4851 00 5014 65 1-- 15 H.P. Elootrlc Hoiot ( Trans= !erred to ~cu ) l-- 75 H.P. Electric Hoisi, Plano 1-- 75 H.P. Electric Hoist, Slope, l•- Deming Pump 1-- 10 Ton Loconotive ...... ...... 500 14 500 14 2686 82 2686· 82 604 94 4675 35 5280 29 357 15 7085 07 593 16 38554 30 45639 37 Haulage Equi~D0nt 1 consisting of 1-- 4 Ton Locomotive ( 1ransferred to nca) 1-- Motor Generator Set 1-- Stable 950 31 �78 COST OF UIMIHG llACHn!ES FOR nno unrn:. ( Purchased f Tom Jef :frey Mfg. Coo , Coh.,__!!bura 1 O. ) Labor tla:terial Total. COST TO JULY 1 1 1910: l-- Jeffrey Electric Coal !lining llachino, Type U ll 1 19 A 1 250 Volt, 61 1 44n Cut, i 7 Chain~ co~pleie uith Seli Propelling Steel 30° Gauge Truck, and all usual p~rta. 1078 00 68 98 109 31 1255 29 Invoice Freight Installation 114;5 98 109 31 1256 29 cosT JULY 1. 1910- JUim so. 1911: 2- Jeffrey Electric Coal liining llachines, Ty e ll U., 19 A, 250 Volt, 61, 44u Cut, ffe 7 Chain, conplGte uith Self Propelling Steel 30° Gauge Truck, and all usual parts. Invoice Freight 2200 00 TOTAL COST: 3- Jeffrey 19 A Machines: Labor------------- llaterial-----3588 65 3588 65 lo charge against Cost of Coal. 132 36 2S32 36 2332 36 2332 36 �79 .COST OF ELECTRIC EltHAUST L" .AN FOR tlDtl HINEo ( l\u"'ohased froo General Elec'ida Cor.i~any, Scheneota.dy, M. Yo ) La'bor' Uaierial Total. COST TO JULY lb 1910: l-= 45 H. Po Variable Spead, 2080 Volt, General Elsctrio A. c. Uotor, direct connected to Sturt0van~ double inlet blop::, er, 430 uida by 36° diametero Guaranteed for 40,000 cubic feet of air psr minute against 2~ oate r gaug,:i. 1492 00 Invoice 102 48 2 00 1596 48 Freight Insuro\J.~ce in Transit 159.tl 48 2 00 1596 48 COST JULY 1 1 1910- JUNE 30. 1911: Foundiliion Installation Building 41 62 251 99 147 35 44:0 96 35 68 77 30 7 69 259 68 540 28 877 26 392 93 436 30 '10TAL COST: Labor -- 440 9 6 Uaterial-------2032 78 2473 74 In the above stateraent, there is the follouing charge against Cost of Coal: Labor--------- 440 96 Yaterial----- 436 30 877 26 �COST OF ELECTRIC SLOPE HOtST FOR tinn MINEo ( Pure has eel f ron Vulcan Irm, '17or!m , '/Jillces- Barre., Pao ) t;;.bor COST TO JULY l, 1910: ~- : ----- Total. Uat~ria l ------ ------ 3350 00 4-132 89 3792 89 COST JULY l, 1g10- Jtnm 30, 1911: 1- 75'!-H, P. Electric Hoi:Jt \~Ji th a 4: 10 11 it 36 8 I.-ane Friction Drum ; and a 4~0 Volt Ues,.cinehouo e Induction }Jotor. Invoice Freight Foundation, Setting and Installing. Building 473 03 76 50 549 53 190 45 76 02 4059 36 TOTAL COST : Labor------- -- 549 53 llaterial-----4059 36 4608 89 In the above statement., there is the follo~ing charge against Cost of Coal: Labor - - - - ----- 453 32 Material----- - 86 52 539 84 663 48 152 52 4608 89 �81 COST OF 4 TON LOC0HOTIVE FOR nno HINEo ( Purchased from Joffrey Hfg. Co., Colurabus, O.) Laboi." 1fo.terial ----- ------- Tota.lo COST TO JULY 1 2 1910: , ------- ( COST JULY 1 2 1910- JUUE 30 2 1911: l-• Jeffroy Electric Loco~otive, :ft 2343, 4 Ton, Type Battery B. D. r!. , 20- H- soa gauge t 250 Volt, uith 2-<JU steel tired uheels. 1-... 126 cell Edioon Storage Battecy, \7 i th all parto including box.es for Ba.t"'ile. Also all uaual parts for locomot iveo Invoice 2850 00 l - Eittra Battery as per above. Invoice Freight on all Installation 163 65 163 65 1701 00 289 82 10 18 4851 00 TOTAL COST: Labor---------- 163 65 Ihterial-------4851 00 5014 65 In the above·statement, there is the folloqfng charge against Cost of Coal: Labor--------- 163 65 llaterial-----------163 65 .t.1840 82 173 83 5014 65 �82 ( Purchased from The Hendr_ i e & BolthoH Hi'g. &. Swpply Coo, Denv-or, Colo. ) Labor Ilaterfa.l 'rotalo ---- ------- ------- ~OST TO JULY l, 1910: XlST JULY 1 1 1910,. JUDE 30 2 1911: l - 411 x 6t1 Doninr; Fig. 50 Tri- plex Funp, Direct. Gen.reel to J5421--7-1/2 H.P., 1200 B. P. ll., 3 ?heso, 60 cycle, 220 Volt, Fort Uayna llotor COiilpens ~itor, i} 569399. ' Invoice Freight 465 00 35 14 500 14 50014 500 14 TOTAL COS'i1: Labor-------------~llaterial------500 14 500 14 In the above statcnent, the entire charge is against Cost of Coal. �COST OF DEVELOPMEMT OF llOo 3 SEAM 2 (I D O rlINEo ~bor ..... COS? TO JULY 1. 1910: &terial •••• 0 • 'i'ote,l. 0 0 O O • COST JULY l, 1910-, JUME 30, 1911: , 112 84 Engineering 112 84 Driving Slope, r.!annay 1 Air=course and Cross Cuts 9551 2795 19 524 15 3319 34 ?in.baring 847 62 52 14 899 76 576 29 308 95 4640 8-9 Air Shaft ( 42' deep) 3.08 95 4064 60 !OTAL COST: Labor----- 4064 60 Material-- 576 29 4640 89 In the above stateoent the entire charge is against Cost of Coal. �-· - - - - - - - - smm.ARY OJ? EQJJIPr:mrn FOR (1 E Cl l:lINE. ~o Ju~e 30, 1911. Labor r.1aterial 'I'otul. Shaft Equi~~ent, consisting of Steel Haad Frame, Eloctric HoiatD Cages and Scroens. 4S72 43 178'74 24 22746 67 2- Sets R. R. '1'racI: Scales 2102 21 2160 56 426.2 77 1- Box car Loador 4014 15 9841 92 13856 07 l - 75 H.P. Electr ic Hoist» Slope 351 48 4047 10 4398 58 1166 18 1166 18 256 03 256 03 1- Electric Drill ....... ....... 2- Darai.~g Pu:ips 28 66 1452 )A 14.80 80 Rescreening Bins & 36n Belt Conveyor U72 01 5487 71 7959 72 1-- Blac kst'l i th & Boiler Repair Shop 689 40 14530 34 1~01 28 44187 16 58717 50 1-- llining llachin<i> 2590 68 �85 COS'i' OP MINING l.!ACHT NT'i:S FOR t1E 0 TUNE. ( 'Purchased from Jeffrey ttZgo Coo i Columbus , O.) Labor 11aterfal Total. COST TO JULY 1 2 1910: ---- -c;a-c:::11 ---- COST JULY l, 1910- JUNE 30 2 1911: 1- Jeffrey Electric CoQl Uining llachina, Type ll li, 19 A, 250 Volt, GI, 44 11 Cut, -!J 7 Chain, complete 11ith Self Propelling Steel son Gauge Truck, and all usual parts. Invoice Freight 1100 00 66 18 1166 18 TOTAL COST: La.bor-------------llaterial---1166 18 1166 18 No charge against Cost of Coal. 1166 18 1166 18 �1 86 COST OF ELECTRIC DRU.I, FOR ttEH liINE. :tabor liaterial Total .. ----=» ---- c::.--- COST JULY 1 2 191().. Jm~E 30 2 1911~ l-= Jeffrey Electric Rotary Drill, Type A- 1-1/2 C= 3, 220 Volt, complete uith trucks, augero Pttrchas0d Jeffr07 Uf g. Co., Coluiubus D a.11d all usual partso fro □ Ohio. Ynvoice Fr0igh·t 250 00 6 03 256 03 TOTAL COST: Labor----------------llaterial------- 256 03 256 03 In the above statefilsnt, the entire charge is against Cost of Coal. 256 03 256 03 1 �87 COST OF ELECTRIC SlOPE HOIST FOR tiE t1 HINE. ( Purchased from Vulcan Iron Works, Uilkes- Barre, Pm. ) \ Labor tlateria.1 Toia.1. ---- ------ ----- 351 48 351 48 3350 00 442 89 254 21 4047 10 3792 89 605 69 4398 58 COST TO JULY 1 2 1910: COST Jlt1,Y 1, 1910-, JUUE 30 1 1911: ~ 1- 75 H. P. Electr ic Hoisi \7ith a 41 o0 x 36° Lane Friction DrU?:1 1 and a ~40 Volt Tiestinghouss Induoiion llotoro Invoice Freight Installation 'l'OTAL COS?: Labor------------ 351 48 tiaterial---------4047 10 4398 58 In the above statement, there is the follouing charge against Cost o:f Coal: Labor------------ 351 48 lla.torial--------- 106 33 457 81 �88 COST OF RESCREENnJG HIN$ ,'),, 36 9 BEM CORV'EYOR FOR 11 E" MINE. ( Frame Structure, 45 it 16 it 49; 3 bins fo:r slaakp nut and egg coal; oquipp0d with ahaking screens; motor drb.ron. ) Labor Material 275 91 3170 49 304 70 105 4S 1131 35 42 18 :2827 89 63 38 114 90 12114: Total. COST TO JULY 1, 1910: Invoice for Screens & Conveyor Freight on same Excavation &Foundation Superstructure Painting Conveyor 1- 40 H. P. 1 2080 Volt Induction t!otor. Invoice Freight Installing 1696 54!: 21 ... o 6 24 3475 19 381 34 434 12 69 58 36 00 2035 89 5372 '75 503 70 36 00 7408 64 COST JULY l, 1910- JUNE 30, 1911: Superstructure ., Painting Conveyor 20112 235 00 436 J.2 77 21 5 76 31 99 114 96 'l'O'l'AL COST: Labor-----2472 01 llaterial---5487 71 7959 72 In the above · statement 1 there is the following charge against Cost of Coal: Labor------ 436 12 JJaterial--- 114 96 551 08 278 33 5 76 266 99 551 08 �89 COST OF UAMUAY FOR t1Eu HINEo ( Driven entirely through rock across the strata , 17° pitch. ) ::, I COST TO JULY 1 2 1~10: I l Labor Ua:ierial Tota.la ----- ------ ~--- ---=- 1057 41 382 01 66 30 1439 4.2 101 40 448 31 360 75 187 00 2088 57 2 70 12 58 205 70 1003 00 3110 COST JULY 1 1 1910- JUNE 30. 1911: COST UP HILL: ( 1661) ( Driven thru slate & sand rook ) Bla.stia g Rock Fiiad & %Siocl~ Lloving Rock Driving & Loading Rock 35 10 360 75 187 00 1640 26 9 88 I COST DOUll HILL: ( 971 ) { 20 1 Earth; balance, shale rock, requiring tmbering. ) Blasting & Loading Rock % Feed & Stock 'i'inbering 797 30 3110 60 30 Teaming, Blacksmithing & lla.sonry Cost per foot GO 30 74 05 902 45 266 00 1168 45 9 30 2 74 12 04 2542 71 714 31 3~57 02 9 66 2 71 12 38 74 05 TOTAL COS'!; 2631 Per Foot �90 COST OF PUMPS FOR UE'1 1.!INE. ( Purchta1.sad £ro1:1 Tho Hendrie & Bolthofi Hfgo & Supply Coo, Denver, Colo. ) Labor Haterial Totalo -- - - -- COST TO JULY 1, 1910; 1--- Deming Triplox Pump 5 x 61 . geared to 7... lf 2 H. P. > 440 Volt, Induction llotor, ~ith 3-2-1/2 K. u. Kuhlam Trans= foroers. Invoioo for Pru~p Invoice for Trai,sfor@ars Freight Installation 515 00 108 00 4.-4 63 I 28 66 28 66 67 02 734 65 667 63 95 68 763 31 COST JULY 1 2 1910- JmTE 30. 1911: 1-... Deming Triplex Pur2p 5 x 6 1 geared to 7-1/2 H. Po 1 4~0 Volt, Induction l'Iotor, ,1ith i-2-l/ 2 re. u. Kv.hlam Transf oroers. Invoice for Pump Invoice for Transformers Freight Installation 515 00 72 24 44 43 85 82 717 49 717 49 TOTAL COST: Labor-------- 28 66 llaterial-----1452 14 1480 80 In the above·statement, there is the follo~ing charge against Cost of Coal: Labor-------Uaterial---- 717 49 717 49 631 67 85 82 �91 COST OF t1Et1 BLACKSHITH & BOILER REP.A.IR SHOPo { A corrugated iron building; sin0 24 x 36) Labor llaterial ----- ------ Toialo COST TO JULY 1 2 1910: ------ ------------ COST JULY l 1 1910- JID!E 30, 1911: Eltcavation 21 55 Superstructure & Installing Nach:L~ery 612 ll Air Line to Flue \'folder Equip:;;ient: 55 74 ~ 250 Volt llotor Freight E:Ktra 'PartG l-- Ryerson Flue Welding Machine Freight 1-- Ryerson Flue Welding Furnace Freight . 1-- 5 H.P. Motor ( Flue Uelder) Freight 1-- Little Gaint Tube Eictracter 2- 8 Hauck Patent Burnero 1- Screw Test Pump 1-- 5 Ho P. 21 55 523 85 1135 96 55 74 186 75 22 23 81 59 365 00 41 89 130 00 37 05 186 75 22 23 * 689 40 129 36 127 90 46 68 1901 28 1377 43 259068 -~ TOT.AL COS'i': Labor---------- 689 40 llaterial-------1901 28 2590 68 In the above statomant thore is no charge against Cost of Coal. !here is included above,the following · charge against the lppropriation for Tools and Shop Equipment: Labor-------- 158 74 Material----- 1377 43 1536 17 �92 COST OF HA.CHINE & CARPENTER SHOP ( A corrugatsd iron buildin;3 sizei 42 I x 46 t ) &abor Pfa:terial 'i'otalo COST TO JULY 1 1 1910: Excavation Rock & Pounda:aon Teaming Superstructure Wiring 49 01 102 88 Painting • 4g Ol 12 49 115 37 235 69 42 20 407 73 643 42 42 20 26 65 25 08 51 73 21 50 21 50 Equipment: 1- Curtis Hand Pips Ba.chine, cutting 4t1 'Pipe l-- Dudley Portable Electric Drill 1-~ Portable Prop Sau Outfit, Smnging Sa'l7 & Motor 1-- 24u, Patent Head, Variable Speed, Motor Driven L~the 1 7~1/2 H.P. llotor Freight .1-- 16° Back Geared Shaper, lloior Driven, 5 H. P. , Uotor 129 22 11,7 21 279 60 154:5 00 313 20 • 622 00 • Freight 1-- Barnes* 2-1/2, 28° Head, back 104 83 geared drill, motor driven, 2•1/ 2 H.P. Motor Freight 477 93 340 oo· 73 67 · 3970 03 3524 73 4447 96 OOS'i' JOLY 1. 1~10- JUNE 30, 1911: Superstructure & Finishing Equipment: 1-- § 3- 10 H.P. llotor Freight Tools 429 77 200 57 429 77 TOTAL COST: Labor--------- 907 70 Katerial------4504 09 5411 79 429 77 12 39 32110 534 06 212 96 32110 963 83 �93 COST OF MATERIAL OFFICE. { A one story frame building, uith basement; size, 22 1 J~ ~o•) Labor liaterial Totc:u. COST TO JULY 1, 1910: Engineering 4 16 El~cavating .::15 14 Foundation Carpenter i'Iork 76 15 4 16 ~5 l~ 76 15 l 42 126 87 l tl.'' ~"' 126 87 COST JULY 1 2 1g10,. JUNE 30 2 1911: Teaming 21 25 111 64 325 37 205 74 664 00 Foundation Superstructure Finishing &Painting lloving liaterial to Ne~ Offices lloving Old Offices 21 25 18 91 374 95 289 29 683 15 255 06 197 79 1116 85 Uoving Hat 1l & Old Offices / Labor---------- 790 87 Uaterial------- 683 16 1347 15 255 06 197 79 683 15 TOTAL COS'i': • Building: 130 55 700 32 495 03 1474 08 Labor-------------------- 452 85 1926 87 1800 00 �94 COST OF GEUERAL HAY BARUo ( one stor>/ fre.r.1e shed along one side for vagons. ) A b u i l d i n g ; s i z e 1 2 7 x 8 2 1 1 T T i t h a 1 4 Labor 1ia:i0ria.l ----=a ------ Toto.lo COST TO JULY 1 2 1910: tQI---- COST JULY l, 1910,. JUUE 30. 1911: llxoavation 30 99 Potmdation 7 84 551 40 Superstructu:re Lighting Pip-:i Line ll 22 TOT.AL COST: Labor-------839 08 llaterial----529 76 1368 84 r.Ioving Bunll:) Houses for) r.Stable--uien:-) 7 84 5 2 9 76 237 63 839 08 Building:- 30 99 Labor----76 65 1445 49 -..:....:_-=-----====g, 108116 11 22 237 63 529 7G 1 3 6 8 8 4 r �95 . I - ._ I I COST OF GAS PRODUCER PLANTo { 1-- 18 x 24 Tandem Gas Engine, direct connected to a 150 X. W., 2300 Volt, Generator. 1-- Sine 8 Uater Sealed R. Do Uood Gas producer.) Totalo l!atG>rial Labor ..... I ..... I COST TO JUiiY 1 1 1910: O O O 0 I COST JULY 1, 1910,. JUllE ao, 1911: Engineering~ Supervision 193 24 Grading &Excavation 257 59 Fom.s later Lines TOTAL COST; l,abor---- 1654 79 Material966 82 2621 61 193 24 257 59 I Foundation Concrete II 644 04 233 70 877 74 417 68 644 41 I 315 44 1654 79 I 966 82 648 63 226 73 333 19 2621 61 �96 l I I I COST OF \'!ATER. WORKS SYSTEH ( 3 Prosp0ct Uells, four □ilos north of Suporior, abandoned; 9 Permanent \Jells at Superior, varying in depth from 600 t ·1;o 725 t, cased riith ion pipe and equippsd nith eleci:ric driven p'Wllpizig jacks and 4t1 or 611 tubingo 2 Steam Line Pumps; 3-- 50 1 000 gollon TToodon tnn~so Pips Lines, June 30 1 1911:: 8fl ITooden Pipe •...... 5460 4u Uood0n Pipe ...... 10602 3/4° Iron Pipe ...... 11385 Labor L!a'ierial Totalo COST TO JULY 1 2 1910: Prospect Uella 750-1 37 50-14 98 PennanentWells • 20410 89 8865 Ol 125t19 35 29275 90 1161 80 4505 18 5666 98 3718 00 3718 00 Pumps, ~ubing & Uachinery 4-- Do.mie E. H. l'unping Jae ks, co:nplet0 \7ith 440 Volt Hotor w-id Transf' orrners 2--- 9 x 5-l/ 4 Duplex Funps Invoice Freight Ii'ound.~tion Instilllaiion ~ai,hs & Pipo Line Engr., Ditching & Gr~<liltg Pmip House Excavating Teat1ing Superstructure Lighting Concrete Tank 1- Portable Dillion Box Electric Hoist, 20 1 Drum, 25 H.P. Uotor. Invoice Freight Unloading & Uiring 357 00 145 25 611 71 135 25 965 03 'l-433 16 491 71 9578 74. 450 43 14011 90 9537 29 550 68 7 31 76 15 1128 13 9086 86 2705 95 36 59 25 65 295 23 12 80 123 73 14 59 44682 40 815 00 75 94 34816 63 905 53 79499 03 �• I I COST OF UATER TTOR.JCS SYSTEU C01JT 1D: L~bot> Haterial Total. ~-4:% 88 4275 50 8772 38 COST JULY l, 1~10,. Jm1E 30, 1911: Permanent Wells { Drilling Wells ,fJ, 8 & 9, and de0pening Walls 7~ 6 & 2 from 5951 to 720') Pumps, Tubing & Machinery 3-- Do,7nie E Ho Special Single Acti.~g Class A Plr~Jps, 43, * r;ith 72 :i~ 8 Pulleys and oxtr~ h0uvy fly uh0els. 3-- 20 H. Po Dest. Ba.so, 3 Phase, 60 C-g-clGJ, '3:40 volt 1 llotors, 850 R. P. u. Inyoice 2321 79 F~oight 367 20 2688 99 5695 99 7085 83 28 80 28 80 984 16 984 16 Tank &Pipo Lines 1389 84 Pufilp HOUGO Painting D0livering Equipment {Stock) 1888 25 7774 97 687 00 14:360 44 2575 25 22135 41 ~ TOTAL COST: Labor-------- 52457 37 llateriul----- 49177 07 101634 44 �COST OF DATER UCRltS SYSTEM COUT 1 D. Totalo Labor Material Pipe Lines 1025 32 182 41 1207 73 Uell Drilling 707 86 201 66 909 52 Tanks 139 35 129 98 2.69 33 60 00 60 00 CTtlPROVEMENTS· CHARGED ~O OPERATION: Pw.ip House Derrio!!s 111 08 153 63 264 71 Well Equipment 95 14 2078 75 949 25 1676 93 3755 68 1044 39 �99 �.i.UU BUILDING: ( Reinforced Concrote; 82 x 68; gmvel roof; concrete ( coal bins in building .) Labor COST TO JULY l, 1910: - Ha.terial 272 60 Plans & Engineering Excavation Rock & Concrete Worl{ \7indo·.vs & Roof Ualls Finishing 324 56 4979 02 1020 77 1539 89 874 81 78 10 703 77 Pa.fating Coal Bino Ash ?unnel Lighting '71 56 48 01 9913 09 ll 38 11375 44 201113 581 85 251 72 18 63 119 88 ~ 29 56 42 4980 74 Total. 272 60 335 94 6854 46 3031 90 2121 74 1126 53 9G 73 823 65 125 85 104 43 1~893 83 COST JULY 1 2 1n10 - JtThJE 30 2 l~ll: ------ I -------TOTAL COST OF BTJILDnJG: Labor------ ---- 9913 09 llatorial------- 4g8Q 7~ 14:8<33 83 BOILERS: COST TO JULY la 1910: 4-250 H.P. Boilers, Internal Furnace, for 160/f, Pressure; fro~ llurray Iron Works Co., Burlington, Iowa. Invoice Freight 4-300 H.P. Boilers, Internal Furnace, for 160/J: Pressure; from S. Freeman & Sona Uf go Co., Racine, Wis. Invoice Freight Unloading & Setting Raising & Setting Battery 1f l Raising & Setting Battery f 2 16199 00 2859 78 2380 60 786 5~ 80 95 3248 14 15100 00 2642 09 783 24 136 .55 37720 66 19058 78 17742 09 3163 84 923 14 80 95 40968 80 I~ �101 COST OF BOILER l'LAWT CONT 1 D: BO'.CLERS Coni 1d Labor Uaterial Totalo ------- -------- ------- 3906 41 3271 34 2698 43 6604 84 7943 45 826 03 650 55 12663 00 11214 79 1548 85 13313 55 222 41 8876 74 1814 87 25842 57 34719 31 COST JULY l, 1~10 = JUNE 30e 1911: TOTAL COST OF BOILERS: Labor-------- 3248 14 &terial-----37720 66 40968 80 BOILER ATT.ACffi, EH'.i'S: ( Reinforc0d concrete 80 1 stack t'Jith concrete and s-'uiel appr ot~ch; A~erican Underfeed Stokers, t oo per boiler; ion e1ctra heavy steam pipes, etc. 2-- FairbankG1 llorse Boiler Feed Fumpa.) - COST 'i'O JULY l, l Cll O: Stack & Concrote Approach Steam & Uater Line~ P~nps Breeching Stokor & Stoker Piping Pipe Covering COST JULY l, 1910 - JUUE 30, 1911: TOTAL COST OF BOILER A'i'TACIIliENTS: Labor-------- 8876 74 Material---- 25842 57 34719 31 722 82 2037 28 J.gl;~===-= --=-=-= --==~==-= --=-=-= --=-=-~==-= --=-=-=--=-==:4:!JI~ �102 OOST OF BOU.ER PLA..ijT C NT ID: BOILER HOUSE CONVEYOR: Labor COST TO JULY 1 2 1910: Excavation Foundation & Coal Hopper Engineering Superstructure Conveyor ?.iachinery ( 420 Feet of Rubber Belt Material Totalo l t1l 77 31 72~ 48 5 32 4:97 00 287 08 142 08 1011 56 129 14 626 14 5 32 762 ~2 Conveyor from Hopper ti.-1der R, R. traclm to Boiler House Bins) 59 18 18 24 Freight on above rJachinery Conveyor Engine 1368 57 12563 7 821 60 18 24 2624 94 COST JULY 1 1 1910- JUNE 30. 1911: --------- I~ TOTAL COST OF BOILER HOUSE CONVEYOR: Labor--------- 1368 57 llaterial-•---- 1256 37 2624 94 �103 COST OF BOILER PLANT CONT 1D: BOILER HOUSE EXTEUSIOM: ( A corrugated iron building, with concrete foun( dation and floor; size, 35 x 42. ) COST TO JULY 1 2 1910: Labor Material Total. ----- ----- ----- COST JULY 1 1 1910- JUNE 30 2 1911: Engineering & Supervision Excavation Foundation Teat1ing Breeching Lights Pipe Fittings Condenser &Uater Lines Building 2- llarine Boilers, 250 H.P., for 160# per square inch uorld.ng pressure; 126 1 in diaraatar, 16 1 3 u long, ~ith l37--3-l/2P diameter, 12-1/21 flues; 245 1 diameter Morrison Furnaces, conplete nith cast iron sadles, water colu:nns, pop valves, ate. Invoice Freight 2-- Sets of Castings, Fronts, and Grates for above boilers. Invoice Freight Unloading, Setting & Covering above Boilers. 3 00 M 54 330 00 815 42 57 69 7-40 99 1556 41 212 46 312 07 168 59 524 53 41 54 330 00 37 67 262 13 205 4-5 57 69 .206 26 862 66 862 66 1024 66 262 13 1230 11 6334 75 1523 52 ·3485 88 TOTAL COST OF BOILER HOUSE EXTENSION: Labor---------3485 88 Haterial------10986 71 14472 59 561 75 6896 50 325 00 248 51 573 51 404 73 10986 71 1928 25 14472 59 ·I �104 COST OF BOILER PLAUT COUT 1D: RECAP ITU LAT ION: Labor Material Tot~lo -- BUILDIMG . 9913 09 4980 74 14:898 83: BOILERS 3248 14 37720 66 40968 80 BOILER .ATTACHHENTS 8876 74 25842 57 34719 31 BOILER HOUSE COlmYOR 1368 57 1256 37 2624 94 BOILER HOUSE EXTEHSIOH 3485 88 26892 42 10986 71 80787 05 14472 59 107679 47 Total Cost of: �.,,.-,9,v °,o " _;;.&, o,,-.,r;;- HO/.::, T' "-/ Ot/S.«" "iF°_,..$ , , - ~ o . » U C I ~ .,.,,_;9_N T �1101.l •• ... l'-,;1 l :r---.l "-: r-'?"" 7. ( j / / ) =· ---· �i ( ( I l, ' ' �' :,•• ·, ·._'.-, .' --- ~"-. '..J'-• '-'' ,' ,.- ... (. .,•.•- , :-...-,~·... 1-• I I . --- �,, ' .r / //>' • ,.,· z .. .~· -..... . . .... .. ~-r"" • ,c,,,- , .., , , _. I· ., -- �l ·/ / '-J I �I 1 . ) I I ; r I tf / ! f ,,. , ) 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Superior Coal Company Annual Report Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Superior Coal Company, Annual Report, 1912 Description An account of the resource Documents reporting the annual report for the Superior Coal Company in 1912. These documents are bound together in a book. Some of the documents have an ink stain removing some of the written text. 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 1-0267 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co.