https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/8b7066c3e7619229994fead78a07c970.pdf cb8590ac2e47143ed20f1a763a44a9bc PDF Text Text a .... 12 , 10 3 8 :Dr. L. ]!. You.n 6 , Vice 2?z-c 9i ci.r.2,1t - ::.--i tt bu:-.:· gl.1 ,~Ju o.l Comy2ny ,,__., .:.'i t tsbu:rc)l, l ;..nn □ylv an ic1 I t rrn.s vor.-y ni c G o f (1-ete of lTov e:;nb 2r th. · 1 ,, 8 • ei1JOY0 d ., · :vou ..;l) . /, L t?.'Vl.rl{.; .al ' , .,.. - - - • 1 1 • ,..' G a z-.,_: 1.f.L . ; . U :S , r •· ~ fitted into -t1: e o:r g an i z a t ioii, n :LJ c1y , c. ··v· · mo s v e17 r.::uch i ·1tercr., t ed . "" e r::11 t 2..1 ·,0d.~c.,~ oc~•<lO i:• l ungu,.c. 1 0 ~n ::-l r call ;:r ! L· t c:.. ::.'in (-l v:l sit ,,;i. t h llin . f tlrnre i c w y t h i. n • -~=,· · Clu:tl: ' 1alJ cnrn::clo ol:ed ··.~1ile ll.?.l'G, r sh,._11 be e,lc. i to 0c,1d :t t to __ im o!' to ~-ou. . .. C •• I V / �RECEIVE[ f~J \j 1 2 1938 VICE P Ri::SfDf::NT 0PER AT!0 N L.E.YoUN G November 9, 1938 , ... ICE I> n.E S 1DE1'-r u. George B. Pryde, Vice President, The Union Pacific Coal Company, Rock Springs, Wyoming. Dear :hlr. Pryde : l\.ir. Clark is very enthusiastic about his trip to Rock Springs. I have just written a note to Mr. !,IcAuliffe telling him how much Mr. Clark enjoyed every minute of his trip. It surely was kind of you to meet him and to give him personal attention. Mr. Clark was impressed, not only rJith the plant and underground methods, but with the splendid spirit of the comr.un ities. I told him that you had given your entire life to the Union Pacific Coal company, und that your own contribution played a large part in the development of the organization and the successful results. ·:1it h be st wishes, I am Very cordially yours, LEY-k �~~~ ~r»T~;Y ; ·~~! PdtM!~ L.E.YouNG October 26, 1938 ,.,:: ..... ...__,1 ,, i.:/ Mr. I. N. Bayless, General Manager, . The Union Pacific Coal Company, Rock Springs, ~7yoming. My dear Mr. Bayless: This will introduce to you Mr. J". T. Clark, .assistant Production Uanager, Pittsbur{gl Coal company. -.,. A.s I have advised you, we would like to have Mr. Clark spend several days in the Rock Springs district, visiting mines of the Union Pacific Coal Company. He is particularly interested in the use of shaking conveyors end duckbills, and your safety and bonus program. A.ny courtesies you extend to him will be appreciated sincerely. Very cordially yours, LEY-k �/ L.E.YOUNG October 26, 1938 , r lC~ PUESID'ENT Mr. George B. Pryde, Vice President, The Union Pacific Coal Company, Rock Springs, Wyoming. 1Jiy dear Mr. Pryde : This Vlill introduce to you :WJr. J. T. Clark, Assistant Production Manager, Pittsburg}i Coal Company. As I have advised you, we ~@uld like to have Mr. Clark spend several days in the Rook Springs district, visiting mines of the Union Pacific Coal comi:any. He is :particularly interested in the use of shaking conveyors and duckbills, and your saf'ety and bonus progran.. .A:n.y courtesies you extend to him uill be a:p:preciated sincerely. Very cordially yours, LEY-k �WE TE u ]I 0 Ci.Ass OF SmVICB '!},\i Is ll full-rute T' )Im or Cable, . •unless Its dcft...::d character Is Indicated by n suitable symbol above or pre~ the address. R. B. WHITE PRESIDENT .,I ' SYMBOLS DL-D:11 Leu" NL-Night L<ttcr LC~ Deferred Coble NLTmC.blc Niaht Letter 0 NEVI/COMB CARLTON J.C. WII. LEVER CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD FIRST VICl!•PRESIDC:NT ..... Ship Radlawtm The filing time shown in the date line on te1eer,.ma and day letters is STANDARD TIME at point of origin. Time of receipt is STANDARD TIME at point of dcetinntioa Received at r KH4 7 TOUR=PITTSBURGH PEMN OCT 29 12 C8A ·1 N BAYLESS= OK AM 1938 OCT 29 N,1 8 ROCKSPRINGS DYO= CLARK LEFT TONIGHT =L E YO UNG r.- ARRfVE ROCl<SPRJ°NGS SUNDAY NIGHT= TBl!I OOIIIPANT WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM rra PATRONS CONCERNING rrs SERVICE 12 ��~ RCSOATHOlC l l>IT H C tl ATI O N'S CA PITAL '-Jlie SI-iOREHAM r!o1111ccticul s h •c11uc a l G,Aicrl d>.Jtrccl \Vas hi no I) C • <.) ton •• ~~ 4 ..... •I / ./ ij r,l. ,c / ,{, /(j, ••, I I'.) -f. ~l,j_/ I . u :P!t~/u ~ ~ /1..f.cj~IK";t."1 �·Tl M ,.,,.,..1 C ' -- -- _--...., �October 1:5, l9:x3 t·;r. L.E. Youns , Vice ?resident Pi ttr:itiuriSh Co Gl Company Pittsburgh, Pe. Dear Dr. Youne: ...• • r - · Yours of October 10th: -·•~~ I arr. l~ing fori·:ard to the visit of f, r. J. 'L Clark. I am confi deut that he ,;;ill enjoy his visit h9re anc1 _y; e v,ill 0.lso enjoy discussing mining ,... _..,...~·,.. ----··comrr1;rorii~ in general, ,,,1th him. You will of course notify us of t he dc:. te or ~r. Clark's arrival. Yours truly, Origfoal Sir:rncdr L N. BAYLESS �~ kp<ti~~ ~~~ L .E .YouNG October 10, 1938 Mr. I. N. Bayless, ~neral Manager, The Union Pacific Coal Company , Rock Springs, Wyoming. Dear lwrr. Bayless: Thank you for your good favor of October 7. I appreciate your suggestions with regard to the mining of slabs on pillars under· draw slate. I shall suggest that Mr. Clark talk with you about this when he is in Rock Springs. Mr. Clark will probably be able to visit Rock Springs the latter part of the month or early in November. For your own information, Mr. J. T. Cleirk is Assistant Production Manager and has charge of several of our largest mines, one conveyor mine and Oile Joy mine. Mr. Clark was placed in charge of mechanization for Pittsburgh Coal Company in 1927, and continued in that capa.ci ty for some time. Later we gave him charge of a division. He has been with the Company imny years and participated in the earliest work in the development of the Joy machine, before the Joy Manufacturing Company was even thought of. Mr. Clark bas recently been President of the Pittsburgh Coal Mining Institute, and it occurs to me that if you desire, he could discuss in a practical way, some of the features of the new Pennsylvania mining law. Needless to say he is one of our right hand men, and his experience, judgnent, and leadership mean a great deal to the Pittsburgh Coal Comiany. Cordially yours, LEY-k �October 11, 1938 . :Dr. L. E. Youne;, Vice P resident Pi ttsbur&1 Coal Ccm;?my P ittsburgh, P ennsylvania Deur Dr. Young: Referring to yours of October 8th, \-:i'i;h attached. letter to Mr. McAuliffe; I shall be glad: indeed, to t alce cure of : -_:r. Cl2.rk v.he;.1 he comes out here, shouing him anything tho.t · rJi.11 be of interest. I em oU:t'e th a t h0 will find the D. O. Clark operations of unusual interest on account of the many new features embodied. I era very glad to hear from you,, a nd hop e that everything i a going along all right \; i th you. With kind personal rega rds, I am Very since1.~e1y yours, / l V Or!g!l'!:11 Slg ned : 6[1'.}fi'Gf B. PilYDf �II( . RECEIVED OCT l l 1938 ~ L.E.YouNG '\' xcE PnE s 10E::-.-r ~~o/Wd?/4 ~~ V ICE r-"' ;,,:z.;m E N T, OPER ,:,--!QN October 8, 1938 Mr. George B. Pryde, Vice Pre&ident, The Union Pacific Coal Gompany, Rock Springs, Wyoming. Dear Mr. Pryde: Herewith is -copy of a letter I have just written to Mr. McAuliffe on proposed visit of Mr. J• T. Clark. I am. sure Mr. Clark will enjoy greatly his visit to Rock Springs, and I regret it is not possible for me to accompany him. With beat wishes, I am Very cordially yours, LEY-k �Otttober 8, 1938 Mr. Eugene McA.ul.iffe, President, The Union Pacific Coal Compa ny, 1416 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nebraska. Dear Mr. M:cAuliffe: - ---.... Thank you very much for --'y-~ur good f ti.vor of October 5, in re~rd to inspect ion trip I plan for Mr. Cla.rkf Due to certain unavoidable delays in our work at Mont eur_J.O-Mr: c1ark may not be able to leave as I had hoped, on October 21. A.a soon as he is able_ to set a date I shall advise you end Mr. Pryde. Your suggestion as to the amount of time spent underground and about the plant is in accord with my own thoughts in the matter, and I shall therefore arrange reservations for wir. Clark so that he will arrive at Rock Springs on a Sunday evening, and leave on the Denver sleeper the following Thursday. Cordially yours, LEY-k �RE CEIV ED OCT 5- '1938 VI CE Pk t::: S IO C: NT, OPER AT ION At Rocle Spz--J.n g s, "fly oming 0C 'q; be!' 5 0 19~8 Dr. t. CJ~owi ? ,. Vice re den;t .. Pi sbur 6el Cour~ ny F tsbur -~ Pennsylvania ~el:l:' Dr. Young : Yours of o ct.o ber l st forwa1~ded to me here. Yle Y1ould be very glad to have you send youzllr. J. T. Clark to Rock $'prings at any time which meets his convenience. If you will advise I:1 r. Pryde. the hour of his arrival, he t'.rill be met and ho tel reservations made for him. Ve uould be deli~ted to uQsign a comp ete~t man to l'lr. Clark, taking him in and through our mines, '\'Jhere the operating conditions are both best and v.:orst9 and. thereafter lir. Bayless and lir. :Pryde ,.·Jill give him ever.v available f'i €,Ure us to output per man shift, cost of labor, ex!-llosives, timber, and other material, I!laintenance, power, etc. , ,;;i th depreoi ution chargc:tit including our experience as to the life of troughing, Duckbill a, etc.; in subotanoe, every particle of information in our hands \"Jill be made available to ilr. Clark i:d thou t reservation. It is my thoueht that about three doys underground, with one day :for the accumulation of information vm.ich might be put together end sent to you, ,·1 1th a couple of evenings for general uiscussions, r;ould give him a very good line on our activities. Very sincerely yours, Or!;?inn.l Si'.!nP,d: EUG:::f~l: r:;c,t]LlffE cc - Jlr. George B. P r y d e . / � 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 Correspondence Regarding J.T. Clark's Visit Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1938 Subject The topic of the resource Visit, 1938 Letters Description An account of the resource Letters and documents regarding J.T. Clark's visit to the mines. The documents are held together by a brass pin. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource George B. Pryde, I.N. Bayless, L.E. Young, Eugene McAuliffe Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0289 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co.