https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/7c17531bd8d31a60907bac54eb71c678.pdf 7b854bced496f40870c950441e4d0c57 PDF Text Text Form 120 -l E ]E This is a full-rate 1 Tdegram or Cable, -gram unless its char' acter is indicated by a symbol in the check or in the address. u SYMBOLS JIO DLUZ Day letter . Hffll Night Message NL Night Letter lCO Deferred CLT Cable Letter WLT WeelcEnd Letter J . c . WILLEVER, fl'IRBT VICB-~A•••osNT NEWCOMB CARLTON, PRIIGIOl:tNT The filing timo ns shown in tho dmtc line on Cull-rate tclci:ra= and day lotters, nnd the timo of receipt at destination ns !lbown on all mes.s:,ges, isSTANTD TIME. Rreived at ROCK SPRINGS, WYO. _ _ b 1 oK H 17 DOWELL ILL 9O5A FE B 21 192 8 GEO B PRYDE VICE PRE S UN PAC COA L CO ROCKSP RINGS WYO WILL BE UNABLE TO VISIT il/iEE YOU C L,✓- l1: DENVER, FEBY YOU AT RO CKS P~INGS auT WILL HJENTY SEVE NTH N BAYLESS 948A �Form 1206 A CLASS OF SERVICE DESIRED TELEGRAM DAY LETTER WEST NIGHT MESSAGE NIQHT LETTER Patrons should mark an X opposli. tho class of service desired: OTHERWISE THE MESSAGE WILL BE TRANSMITTED AS A 1 1 FULL RATE TELEGRAM UNION AM NEWCOMB CARLTON, PRESIDENT CASH ORCHO. NO, CHECK TIME FILEg J. C . WILL.EVER, FIRST VICE:-PR,ESIDENT Send the following message, subject to.the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to Rook Springs, Wyo., Feb. 2oth, I. f/. Bayless The Un:l.o~ Colliery Ce>mpany ,· Dowell, Ill. V/ould be ·ple~secl t o have you visit here th 0 t t'1e111ty-:-fourth or t\'Jenty-fifth or both dates ii conveniol!Tt . I l eave her e the tuenty~sixth for Denver to. attend the Rocky Mount ai n Coal t'!ining I nstitute maoting. George B. Pryde Charge to Glenera1· office, �ST. LOUIS OFFICE: 40Q_Union Electric Bldg. I. N . BAYLESS, Gen. Supt. UNION COLLIERY COMPANY DOWELL, ILLINOIS Kathloon Cool February 16, 1928. Mr. Geo. B. Pryde, Vice Preso Union Pacific Coal Co., Omaha, Neb. Dear Sir: I am go ing to rrork for the Utah Fuel Company, Utah. l'lr. McAuliffe writes me that you are' acquainted with the Utah field and he suggested that I come by the way of Rock Springs and spend a few days with you. As I am expected to be in Utah before the first of 1~rch my time is short. If it is not asking too much I would like to come to Rock Springs the 24th or 25th of this month and have a t a lk with you. If you will grant this priviledge wire me a t my expense, Union Colliery Company, Dowell, Illinois. Yours very truly, �Ifovember 24th, 1928. Dr. B. n. rli·t·te, 5019 Clinton st ., Los ,\ngelos, Calif. hope tl~t ce rs.1.J.y h&ve another occa sion to visit, i-:ith you r.:hen you go· .. �DR. DIRECTOR GERMAN B . R. WITTE NATIONAL RAILWAY CO . LOS ANGELES, CALIF. ..!004-N,-b.As..iaAI.MA~. ELBERFELD, GERMANY ,:-PHONE-!,.R A N ~.8 ... 5019 Clinton st.; November 21,1928. Mr. G. B. Pryde, Vice President, Union Pacific Coal Company, Rock Springs,Wyoming. My dear Mr. Pryde: Please find enclosed some pictures I took when you showed me the wonderful institutions and accomodations of your company. It will be for me always a worthful souvenir of an outstanding featur of American industry and at the same time of your great courtesy granted to me and my stepson. Very sincerely yours �Rock Sprin~s - September 24th, 192d. Subject: George Watkin Evans in Rock Sprin gs , .3unday, September 23rd, 192 d , Mr. Geo. B. Pryde: Pursuant to your letter of September 21st with enclosure of letter addressed to you by George Watkin Evans under date of September 16th, 1920. i1ir. Evans arrived on Train No. 17 Sunday r.iorri ing and it was my pleasure to discuss mechanical loading devices with him and to entertain him in a small measure. . He is not overpowered by the Jones Loader which he saw in the Pinnacle Mine of the Victor American Fuel Company at Oak Creek, Colorado, but believes that it has a certain usefu1ness in conveying material for a considerable distance. He states that the coal business on the Northwestern coast in in rather bad shape due to oil and to Canadian coal. iJr. Evans left at 11:30 for Salt Lake where he will spend two days, thence to Los Angeles and home. �J/t{y ~t(j ,() ?) CLASS OF SERVICE DESIRED ION TELEGllAM N Form 1207 A CASHORCHG. DAV LETTER NIGFlT MESSAGE CHECK NIGHT LETTER Patrons should mark an X opposite l h• clnss of service desired: OTHERWISE THE MESSAGE WILL BE TRANSMITTED AS A FULL RATE TELEGRAM TIME FILED NEWCOMB CARLTON, PRESIDENT J. C. WILLEVER, FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Send the following message, subject to the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to 19_ _ __ To.__________________...G"'e...a....r'-cg,._e.__.r...,Js.t.......,k..,iun.......""E..,.vua:a. nu..os_______________:___________ Street and No. ( orTNculmcpbheorne_ ) _ _______J,. :l...o._.+,..e....J.._. _TT..,t,. .,"'",h. ,__________________ Place.____ ___________ ..s,.a...J....t...__.I..,..n..,1"'-'ce..__,._.c.....; ....t '"JY'--l,, -J1..,_r+..,fa.1h.. . ._._______ _ Your Jetter Septernber eighteenth li;u+ireJy satisf ... c+ory f_or you to be :in Rock Springs Sunday September ~\'Len.~ =h=i~d~ -- - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - -- George B. Pryde SENDER'S ADDRESS FOR REFERENCE SENDER ' S TELE· PHONE NUMBER �• l Oheyemia, \'/yomi.ng. September 21st, 1928. llr. George Watkin EV-dns, o/o Pnrk Hotel, Rook Springs, l'iyomingo Dear George: I lu.ve ycur lettor of ths 18th instunt, giving me yoUT itinr~:..ry, and e.dvi:n.1.1g that you uill be in Rock Springs on Sunday, tlle 231·d. l regret V'f/z.·y much that I um tiod up -r1i th a wage scal9 • ooui'::n:·•~nco, bu·t I have nrrunged _i;:rith L'Ir. Dickini:.;on to sive you whutevo1· ~.ufcr1u..U.on you r.,:u,y desire rsgardi:ng ro.echanioal loading. l flI:1 sure you \7ill enjoy- visitiug ior a da.17. Sincerelt youie, Oi•iO'inal Sig-ned: GC:~HGE B, PRYDE eh �Cheyenne - September 21st, 1928. Mr. A. u. Dickinson: Herevn.th letter from George \:/atkin Evans which is self- explP.!!13. tory. I v:ish you would drop around Sunday and see .Mr. Ev ~ns, giving him whatever information he may desire on mechanical loading. I doubt very much the advisability of even considering the duckbill in connection \'lith the Jones Conveyor, as it is not strong enough to stand up. You might tell I:ir. Evans what ~r. Foster did with the rope drives, which may be of eh �1f·fJv =-o 5cp l 9 197P GEO.WATKIN EVANS CONSULTING COAL MINING ENGINEER L.C . SMITH BUILDING SEATTLE , U.S . A. Hot el Ut an, Salt Lal(e , Septa 18 1928 . Er. Geor ge B. Pryde, Ge neral lfanager, Union Pacific Co a.l Company, Rock Springs, Jyoming . Dear George; I am no my way to De nver and will be t here noon '!ednesday then out to Route County f or a couple of days to see the Jones Flexible Conveyor working, then b ack to De nver t han back here to Salt Lake. On my way b ack.,, ,;rhic h coul d be next SundayJ I could drop off for the day and sp end t he day and even i ng a t Rock Springs, and unless you hear from me to t he contr ary I will do so. I believe t he train I will come on wil l arrive a t 6-40 in t he morn i ng . I ~will go to the Park Hotel and will give you a ring ab out ni ne or te n oclock, tnis ·will g ive you an opportunity to ge t your beauty sleep on sundayb morning . ± presume you have s een t h e Jonesconveyor in operation and ~hen I see you I Tiish to discuss the merits of this pie~e of equipment \'lith you and see if this · a long "&ith a :auckbill vrill handle certain problems I am interested in at the present time ■ Hope you are well and that it will not be inconvenient for you to be in Rock Spring s Sunday. �.Sopt ember 23rc, 1928 0 'Ju.., _;r . C. A . ·.1cDo·aell , Sai0ty and Porsomael tnlilci.gea-,. ?it-tcburgh Coal Com,m.:oy , P:'-.:t'i,s bt-ii'gh, Pa o D CQX Lr . r1cDono11: deoire t o o.ssm~e yon it ·7as u pl00.su.:re t,o m.vo you visii ua, and m:1 glad to note yo.! cm joyo 10 your visit . al so bod n ve ry :fi D vi sit ui·th Dr. Young , and rog:retted uhen i t caEo ti~o f or hi ni' to l ecve, a s the Doct o? i s aluaya interest~ _i~g; and it uns a r eal t:reut to have hir:l t el l us of his vork bac~ ! hop0 i t r,;J.y be _possible to have you r.oturn on soms ,i / t'Iith !d.nd, perso r.:al :rog~d,s, ! o.m ,1 l ,Y I" Siucoroly youx-s 0 /1 J Origina. l S igned: GEORGE s; PR'tDt oh • �C . .A..MoDowELL SAFETY AND PERSONNEL !v.lA.'iAOER September 15, 1928. Mr. G. B. Pryde, Vice Pres. & Gen 11 Mgr., Union Pacific Coal Company, Rocle Springs, Wyoming. Dear Sir: I have been exceptionally bUS'J since I returned from the West, but I assure you that I have not forgotten the hospitaliw of yourself and your organization during the time I spent at Rock Springs. I enjoyed my visit very much and the contacts I made were greatly appreciated. I was sorry I did not have an opportunity of thanking you again in person after the banquet on Monday evening, but it vras necessary for me to leave before the banquet was over in order to catch my train. Mr. Dickinson very kindly went to the train with me and I enjoyed this additional conversation with him. Your people were exceptionally kind to me during my entire stay and I desire to express my appreciation for such an efficient organization as I was greatly pleased with all I mw and with the information that your men so readily gave me. Again thanking you for your kindness, and remember me to those I met. I am Sincerely yours, (Jr/JP~ Saf~~ & Personnel Mgr. �L.E.YOUNG ·vxcE PRESIDENT Mr. George B. Pryde, Vice President , Union Paci.fie Coal Company, Rock Springs, Wyoming. Dear Mr. Pryde: Your favor of Augus t llth, conc erning Mr. McDowell, has been received and referred to him. I appreciate t he cour tesies you propose to extend him and trust that v1e may be able to r eciprocate . Cordially yours, LEY-k �' ·. ......'__':.'...: . . - llr . L. E . ... ou~1g , 1r1ce ~Pl~os_., Pi i ·c.oot rgh Coo.1 Uoi:.,!}W?.Y , l?::':..·~t sj~rgll, ~no r;rJ·c. 0.t the ·l;r ciu and tdrnn curo ox a I Thuutciu Coal I.'iim.ag 1ns-i;i·c.v.io Dill 'bo hf)ld about the tim:) that ha 'C'ill c.:ntl m2,ei ,,,..✓ /,; v" C-J.ncerely yours, , Original Si j!'Yl iGfORG E b PR'ft E eh �I ,Jul I I L.E.YouNG August 8, 1928 ' ' ICE PRESIDE?-."T Mr. George B. Pryde, Vice President, Union Pacific Coal Company, Rock Springs, rfyoming. Dear Mr. Pryde: V[e v.rill send a team tu the I nternational Firs t Ai d Contest a t Butte. This team 11ill be in char ge of Mro C. A. McDowell, Safety and Personnel Manager. I he.ve suggested to Mr. McDowell that on his return trip he stop off at Rock Springs in order to familiari ze himself 11i th the splendid vmrk nhich the Union Pacific Coal Company has done in reduciri.g accidents, particularly to acquaint himself with safety practice at the Superior Mine, where I understand conditions are somewhat like those in the Pittsburgh district. I presume there r-.rill be no objection to Mr. McDowell stopping off at Rock Springs. He. expects to arrive on one of the day trains, Friday August 24th, and to get in touch with your office on his arrival. Any courtesies you extend him will be sincerely appreciated. Cordially yours, LEY-k �Cheyenne - October 6tm, 1928. Hr. 1 , o. Dickin son: . tta ched is copy of letter wr it te n by k r. McAuliffe, \·1 hich is self-expla na tory, Uhen Lir. B. joh uri·ives in Rock Springs plea se see t ha t he is t ~ken care of o eh G �D~. · H. Poster Boin, nec~ct 0ry, t,1.10ri°"u !nstitu-~e of · Dil'ling a1:d :~0tslluI"cr.i.cal t:n11-rs., ~9 r:0st 39th streo-~, 1Jeo York~- N. Yo De:i.li" D:r. Boin: Your uo·i;o oz OctobeX' ls·;; odvisinz that 21t. B. Joh is dCoill"OUS of v-lsiting OW' Rock Sp:rings, Wyoming, mnes; i:l I am not ablo to be in Rock Springs, our Vice i-1.resident am Genoi·al Mwiagar, I.'ir. George B. • Pryde, ,.;ill sea tllo.t Hr. Joh is I am very glad ilildoed to be of! service to you in this mutter. Gordially yours, eh �GARDNER=DENVER COMPANY FORMERLY THE D J~ NVER ~ ,O®;~D~ILL ~~UF'A e,TID~G e,~~~ o.-== == = = = = = = ~ :1:13 WES'l' SECOND SOU'l'H ST. IN REPLY REFER TO: SALT LAKE ♦ CITY UTAH CABLE ADDRESS "ROCKDRXLL" November 2nd, 1928 Union facific Coal Company , Rock Spri:ng s, \'Tyo. Gentlemen: Attention Mr . A.~.Dickinson We certainl y appreciate your letter of October 27th F.nd the kind spirit in whi ch you entertained Mr. Tachibana.. We did the best we could for Mr. Tachibana here; one of our men accompanied him to the Carbon County Coal fields \'l'here he had an opportunity of seein~ a great many things of interest. It seems as though Howard Drullard, our former rnan e_ger here in Salt Lake wanted Mr. Tachiba:m to visit your property particularly. Mr. Drullard i"s now hea.dquartering at Tokyo, Japan. It has been quite sometime since our representatives have caL1ed on you at Rock Springs but we hope to have the pleasure of seeing you shortly and renewing,,,zrour acquaintance. Yo".lrs very truly, GARDNER-~~ ! COMPAl-rY, --~ ·e~u~ FBM/ Al3 ; �October 27 t h , 1 92G . Ga1· ctI'!er- Ce1wer Go,:1pan:r, 113 ~e st 3acond 0 o u t h St ., ;.;alt L!:tkc City, Ut nh . Sub jGct : Lr . Ll . 'l'o.chl1n.r.!:l , i.l i,1e .Cni;inecr, of the ·Sak i to CcH,,l t~ 5t rJam,.;hii;) ~om1iany of rno~ yo, Ja.w1, Visits ~ock Springs Ll inas, .:'o lio ,i.. -~ y;)1.. _ le::Uer o.!.' Oc ober 24-th, hnHied to conduct hi1 ,i on a \o;ll' ci our properties, ,tith e. particular. . '· Our t,:,·v Butler ohovels are no,i engaged in rock /- liwited schodule , h(, -.:::;.s un;.,bi.e to st.up at t ha:t point. /" J t·ie shall at all time~ be glad to assist you ii'l ~ny t;u,y possible. fiith bes·t v:ishe s, I rel!lain Very truly yours, ,J \ 'f¼ '. j \S~~~ �GARDNER=DENVER COMPANY . FORMERLY ~~ D~A:~VER :RO~·K D~lU[__A~ ~~~1iUJr.A~TlLlJli~1G 6~~g~ o,;-==========~ 113 WES'l' SECOND SOUTH ST. IN REPLY REFER 'l'O: SALT LAKE ♦ CITY UTAH CABLE ADDRESS "ROCKDRILL•' October 24, 1928 Union Pacific Coal Mini ng Co., Rock: Springs, Wyo.Attention Mr. A. W. Dickinson Gentlemen: We take pleasure in introducing to you Mr. N. Tachibana of the _Saki to Coal & Steamship Company of Tokyo, Japan. In our conversation with Mr. Dev,er yesterday we explained that Mr. Tachibana was a coal mining ergineer in Japan and was in t his country for a few months studying .American methods. Our correspondent in Japan requested us to kindly have Mr. Tachibana introduced so t hat he might have the opportunity of coming in contact with the Coal mines in this country. He expects to spend one day in Rock Springs, leaving Thursday evening on the 8:30 P.M. train for Denver. He is interested ini the Butler Shovel but we understand that there is not one running except 1N a mine about 120 miles distant which, of course, he will not be able to get to. We would greatly appreciate any courtesy which you may show him and will be glad to reciprocate in any way which we can. extend our thanks to Mr. Dewar for taking this matter up with you. L FH/AJ3 Kindly �cs Form2!91 SYMBOL Px TELEGRAM -~ Time Filed M 0 4--20."so·ooH CLASS OF SERVICE REQUIRED X Preferred Immediate delivery Dx Day ,Delivery during day Nx Nia ht Delivery by next morning Indicate by X in proper line the class of service required. Do not specify preferred 'service if other service will answer the Jurpose. ' 4 GR MS K omaha Aug 17,.1928 GBP Rocksprings WD Putterbaugh and VC Robbins MCAlester fuel Co a dvised over long distance from Chicago yesterday Mr MCAuliffe had invited them to visit mines to inspect loading machinery and t hat they ~ished to come whil e he was there they will arrive Rocksprings probably- S\:l.nday or monday wi11 advise tra,in later. R-124 RWP 953 AM /~-1 �c;.s. Form2!91 SYMBOL Px TELEGRAM ' \ M Time Filed ' CLASS OF SERVICE REQUIRED X Preferred l!l'mediate deli_very Dx Day Delivery during day Nx Night Delivery by next morn i ng I Indicate by X in proper line the class of service required. . Do not specify. preferred service if other service will answer the purpose . ~- / ---- R. YJ. !'iGll1'C0 t Om.hao 'i t It J. D. Puteir·bmagh am!' V. G. Robbi s, coino hei~e Stu1doy oz- t10indny/uill be oonv,Jmont Ravo hutl no clez'init.e :i.nfo::-rmtio11 as to ,ihcm Mx-. I.foAuliffe r1ill arrive here but ~xp0ot hio Stmday or I.!onday G9 orgo B. Pryde / -. �c.s . ' Form 2191 TELEGRAM ~ Time Filed M SYMBOL 1--28· 5000M CLASS OF SERVICE REQUIRED X Px Preferred Immediate delivery Dx , Day Delivery during day Nx Night Delivery bv ne)!.t morning Indicate by X in proper line the class of service required. Do not specify preferred service if other service will answer the pu_rpose . ll GR F K orn~ha 1020 AM Aug 18,.1928 GBP . Rocksprings Am now advised WD ~uterbaugh and VO Robbins will arrive· Rocksprings Mon~ay morning R-17 "" RWP 1032 AM �J . G , PUTERBAUGH . • • 1 C A. P. RUOOWSKY. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT W . D . PUTERBAUGH . E . P. JOYNER, VICE PRESIDENT SECY . 6 TREASURER MALAKOFF FUEL COMPANY MINES AT General Otllcc: MALAKOFF, TEXAS McALESTER,OKLAHOMA AU 1928 August 27, 1928 Mr. t.!eorge B. Pryde, General b.anager, Union Pacific Goal Go., aock Springs, Wyomingo -::- Deo.r ur. Pryde :f' Upon returning home I \tlsh to extend to you and associates, our sincerest thanks for the courtesies extended to Mr. u. D. Puterbaugh and myself \mile visiting your property at Rock Springs. We both feel that we . have been very greatly benefited by the things that we have learned and seen and trust that we will be able to make a profitable application of the conveyors to our own worko 9 your I think that the Eickhoff installation driving the narro,; entries in the lo,1er workings of the Superior mine more nearly approaches our own entry driving conditions than any thing •e lse which we sau. Accepting your kind invitation to write you for any additional inforoa.tion, we \70uld appreciate having the cost record of the operation of this machine since it v1as installed on this job. I· believe r..r. Sharrer said that they started the job some time in IJa.y and __ to this date have progressed something like 2200 feet with the double entry, all having been done with the small Eickhoff unit and the Jeffrey machine. In order that we may estimate our costs more accurately, we ,;ould appreciate having your record of the follovling for this jobs 1. 2. 3. 4. s. labor cost Power cost Maintenance and Repairs Explosives other miscellaneous costs. The total of these items, as I recall your statement, will be the operating cost of putting the coal into the pit car and or course our comparison v.rill necessarily end at this point as our development haulage cost \tlll be quite different from those in your mine. �• Mro Geoo Bo Pryde, No. 2 8/27/28 I expect that you are quite busily engaged at this time m.th the Rocky Liountain Coal r,i ining Institute and will not expect you to ansuer this letter until a c~nvenient timao Please convey to Urs. Pryde and the daughters, my very best wisheso Hespectfully yours, 1L~ MALA.KOFF FUEL CWPANY. VCR:KHK �Superior - September 11,1928. Subject: Cost of Dr iving 13 So. i:;ntry, C Mine. 1ir. Geo. B . Pryde: Enc losed you will find itimized sta t ement of cost of driving 13 So. J:ntry in C Eine . During this period. a total of 3210 feet of en try hus been driven with this r.1achine. Trusting t his is the inf ormation Hr. Robbins desires. ~ -- .. - •-.,_.,?----,,.1 --- ~ �t1:.~. V. O. Robbins, 1$.rrl.ng Engr ., l.:a lakoi'i' Fuol Gorepruiy, r.1cAloster, Cicluhana • .• mzielmaicd ·, lcadoi.·s e r11:l11g en: t:n nvorago ~S. 00 pe,:, o5.gh~.; hour sh:i.f~,j . You ~n .I lI I j ti~}tionn, ::ind that, o'.? co_ureo, is I:aaping us busy. • U.:i.th ]dm personal ragcrds to ytrureel.f aw i\Jr~ Puterbaugh, and i assuring; you. that ~0 mll be glad to furnish _you any further information o-n 'the $:.1bje·e-t of mechc.mcul loading, I am Sincerely yours, l / ), II �S ub ject: t h ~t ll : ... ond"'Y 1m11' .cct :i.J11 o i' :.. (;: c}1~H,i cal !..oadin~ Kq uip1~ent by ,:; n : :.ic:r:t:ltives of t,1e ..J:i; . Louis , . oc k ~r !.. 0 1 n-ce..:.n , :1nn ? . cific Co1r\J.,ny . mornin i; U r . j . l:. !·.: son , Ji" t::.:: .3 tec..n1s - P..ogo r I.:anu f ::i.c t u rin t P·1cifi. Co.cµ:.1.1111 , c!.nri ... r . '!ouu_, ' " .''. ssi:.; ant , :.:·, . 3?, 1)e r , :irriv ed in :lock rI!-.e rc the:' vi ::: \·:cc "tr. C; str:ribht face duckbill , an en try driv ing 1 :is t .. : l.., -;;rner :.1:.,. Ei:1cy io::- t he Gonve: :·or S a l e s p l ace t .,e C: tiui:1.:,1.1·.:-nt 1.·! it h v Or:i_ any , ;;IilJ. he able to t,101'1 . r:eli '.i.' hey i"ie rc v e r~/J:l' l eas e d. ·1. :; tn c tr e·.tt !"1i..nt 1:..e co · de".i the! 1 , :m o 1 ~:.sk:.., d t. ic..t the:' mi t:,ht have th opp or t :.. n ity to r e ciyro c?.te in k in d , i n t!1e event t l : a:t ':l.nv r%1.i be r s o f o m~ st 9. ff 1,•i 3 h t o in spec t t he i.. _'.);:-op c rti ~1s . �Rock Springs - September "14th, 1920, • D Su.bJec·~; IiSJJ toCtiu,1 of i:J e chan:i.cul Loe..d:l.ng Equipment by RGIJl' 8scnta:t.iv 00 of t he St. Lo u5.o , Rocky Mounte.ih, aud .r'ac i f io Gornpany. t~r. ·G. B. l?r y de: tha:l'.i on Llond ay l!lOl"tlln g · .1:r , J. E . Ma.s on, of tt,e Stear no-Roger Manu fa cturing / Cvrnpany , Hr . Youq; 1 Clli of "Bngi11eer o f t ! e St . Louis, Roc!cy Momitnin, and Pacific Comr;ru:iy , an.d ~r . Young' □ i\osistant , Mr. Barber, arrived il'l Rock Sprin 6 ~, and I sent them un derground t-:Hh Gup e r iri.t endent F, L, !.tcCurty in l~iri e ifo. 8 nhore they viened the straig ht face ctuckbiH, an entry drivii'lg dt,ch.bill, and tl,e f;ic re.p-;=.n·s . The: -;~hen p ro ceege d to Super:i,or on 'i'uosday • • m9 r ni ng and to ,dnton i n J;he a fternoon . '.i.hey appe ~red to be very me.teriguly i ropr~ssed i•,ith thE:J i p'0r fo1-..1ance o f -i;ne duckbills, ana I anticipate that i.Jr. J. E. Uason, who I has the Denver agency . tor the Conveyor 51::iles Company, will b_ e able to place the_-equipment r1i:th them. ·:11:111 They were very ) p.J.~~;:;~d o:t the trea.t:neint accorded them, and • •I .'! as~pd, that . they mi ght have th!3 opportunity :to reciprocat·e .i n kind, in I th,e event the.t any members of our staff VJish to inspect their properties. I • / vs .( �■ Form 1206 A _/CLASS OF SERVICE OESIRED\ CABLE DOMESTIC TELEGRAM • FULL RATE - DAY LETTER DEFERRED NIGHT ..MESSAGE Nlr,HT . LETTER CABL E LETTER WEEK END LETTE R Pntronssbould check cl!l63 or service destred: otherwise mes.sago wlll bo trnnsmltted ns o. !ull•rato communlc:.uton .. WESTERN I NEWCOMB CARLTON . PRE!JID.ENT NO. CASH OR CHG. CHECK TIME FILED .J. C, WILLEVER, PIRST VJClt•PRESrDENT Send lhefoUowing m=age i $ubjccl lo 1/ie ler= on back, hcrcef. which are hereby a[ffced lo 1 (JI (//, fil1f' I 0 • Rock Springa-Soptember 8th, 1928, JOHN E. NASON THE STEARNS-ROGER HANUF ACTURING CO. D DENVER, COLORADO UILL BE CONVEl"\JIENT FOR YOU TO VISlT MINES AT ROCK SPRINGS MONDAY ·OR TUESDAY BUT · YOU SHOULD 'iHRE t~ . DICKWSml OUR GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT THE EX/I.CT DATE Oli' YOUR .ARRIVAL . r!EORGE B •. PRYDll: CHA."qG,E: THE U. P. CO.AL CO. �'\~~:?1:f!f:~Cg <f»Jfffl£llYJ_@~¥1?~#$l.i(l~cl~tffld CABLE: ADDRESS "STE ROG" DENVE:R ~ &JZ,V(J')V IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO September 6, 1928 Union Pacific Coal Company, Rock Springs, Wyoming Attention: Mr. G. B. Pryde, General Manager Gentlemen: We have been advised by Mr. Young, mining engineer for the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Company, that he and perhaps one of his men and perhaps Mr. French, will come with the writer to Rock Springs, arriving there Monday or· Tuesday morning, in order to inspect some of the conveyor installations in your territory. We hope it will be convenient to have us come at this time and will appreciat·e any assistance you may wish to give us. These gentlemen will also want to see an · air driven conveyor, and we will endeavor to arrange with Mr. Quealy to make such a trip after our arrival in Rock Spri~gs. Thanking you for your cooperation, we remain Very truly yours, THE STEARNS ROGER MEG. COMPANY JEM:JC By tJt/4t[~ t. E. MASON PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL OUOTATIONS UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED ARE FOR IMMEDIATE ACCEPTANCE ONLY . QUOTATIONS AND CONTRACTS ARE SUBJECT TO APPROVAL OF AN EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THIS COMPANY . RIGHT 15 RESERVED FOR AN EXECUT I VE OFFICER TO CHANGE PRICES ANO TERMS BEFORE ACCEPTING ORDERS. ALL AGREEMENTS ARE CONTINGENT UPON STRIKES, ACCIDENTS ANO OTHER CONDITIONS BEYOND OUR CONTROL. STENOGRAPHIC ERRORS ARE SUBJECT TO COR• RECTION . ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE COMPANY. �CABLE ADDRESS "STE ROG" DENVER Sept. 13, Mr. A. W. Dickinson, Gen. Supt., Union Pacific Coal Comu8.!ly, Rock Springs~· wyoming. Dear Mr. Dickinson: Wish to thank you very much for the cooperation ~ou and your associates gave me in showing Mr. Young and Mr. Barber of the St. Louis Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co., your mines, . and I can assure you that your courtesy was very much appreciated by the above mentioned gentlemen and myself. • Again thanking you and with best personal regards, I am, Yours very truly, #1-71/~ JEM:B PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL QUOTATIONS UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED ARE FOR IMMEDIATE ACCEPTANCE ONLY . QUOTATIONS ANO CONTRACTS ARE SUBJECT TO APPROVAL OF AN EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THIS COMPANY , RIGHT IS RESERVED FOR AN EXECUTIVE OFFICER TO CHANGE PRICES ANO TERMS BEFORE ACCEPTING ORDERS. ALL AGREEMENTS ARE CONTINGENT UPON STRIKES. ACCIDENTS AND OTHER CONDITIONS BEYOND OUR CONTROL. STENOGRAPHIC ERRORS ARE SUBJECT TO COR• RECTION . ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE COMPANY. �Form 1204 Ct.Ass OF SERVICE This is a full-rate Telegram or Cablegram unless its character is indicated by a symbol in the 1:.heck or in the add;c:ss." E TE 0 SYMBOLS DLUB Day Letter NlTI! Night Message NL Night Letter lCO Deferred The filing time BS shown in the .dato lino on !ull-rnto t.clei:nuna'. Received at 'ff.OCl{SPRIN'5S, WYU~, , r:;. _5 :~:- F I t. 1 ' :L _.,, E;<A I c.L . ,.,.. ,.) ... I ( •1 : 1J f I : , •• 1 I L i,'.\! I .- -..) L ,: LC: n I '.;r 24 5P I T IF YC.U �nook Springs - August 4th, 1928. /), , ·J V' .·• / mr. Eugene McAuliffe: Yours of Augus 1t let to Col. Edv1ard 0°'l'oole: I would be exceedingly pleased if the Colonoi. should coino to \7yoming, as I r0me~er 1nuny cour·i;esies thn·i; he shov1ed me when I visited his p ·operties :;orue yo P..rs ago. () 1 ;. ~i'l1 1 J ,_' ittHv ~: c ··{: ·~I~ ;~ t, , rnYDE I. eh V \ . �11 i: ~E; Vlu ; /~ 'J C :3 - ·, ~ GENERAL Mf\Ml\G: .. Col. Eduard O''l'oole, c/o rir. C. H •. Grady, r~iegerv }1e.u r.~ate,'ial Dapartt10nt, Illinoio Steel OomF311Y 0 208 South I.a Salle Stroot, Chicago, Illinois. Deo.r Colonel o•Toole: You.r latter of July 26th replied to by Mr. l?i.orca in my absence, 'before me this morning.: Ue t1ill b~ delighted to 1l9.ve you vioit us et Rock Spriugs, iJyomin~, e.nd if you ':7- 111 wire tt1•, , he uill a"'roog~ to Iileet you, g:l.vi~ you all the attention posoible. As your timo is short I do l'l.O t think you r1:i.ll 1.>e interested in visi tiiig Oill' mines a.t Cwnbe:rland Uta.t ~e •nearly exhe.usted, . 'but if you he.d ti.roe I t1ould lil.:a to have you visit . our no.4 r.Jine at Hanna• i7yoraing. Cordially yours• \Oil@T.al S ~ 'ii EJG.\:NE ~Rf.Al!LfffE J �PLEASE ADDRESS ALL CORRESPONDENCE TO THE COMPANY ! ; ' ,. c·\ANA3>IAN C' L GEr!i:?A I r.i,'iW\GEi W 1 :~sT~ LOLUERIE-S LlrMlr:t'li!~tlll ---STEAM, DOMESTIC, BLACKSMITH C9AL AND COKE M l"IES AT BELLEVUE LIL.LE BLAIR MORE GREENHILL BLAIRMORE, ALBERTA, CANADA June 28th. 1928. }Lr. A.W. Dickinson, General Superintendent, Union Pacific Coal Company, Rock Springs, Wyo, U.S.A. Dear 1,Ir. Dickinson: I have just been back for about a week and of course very busy 1 but I do not want to delay this letter, as I want to tell you how I was interested and how I enjoyed my visit to your mines and to thank you for your kindness and your courtesy. NH~ Please extend my thanks also to Mr. McCarthy. Yours General Manager. B. --- �I - Rock Springs ... August 2nd, J. 928. Mr. ~Eugene McAuliffe: lli-. R. H. McGran, General Superintondent of the Hooky Moun° iaiu Fuel Company, and Mr. Harry Jones, Chief Engine01? of the same company, visitod our loading operations at Rock Springs, Winton, nnd Superior, on l'Ionday o.nd Tuesday of the .present i:Jaek. '1.n0y uere quHe impressed uith the op0rl{tior1 of tho duckbill, und uill l'lO doubt make · 1"ecommemclatio11.s thai theil" eompa.Y.ly purchase one or -~\'JO of these loa.det"S. Up. l'Jr. McGraw suys that Ji;hey are extremely ho.1:"d Did not ~ct, a11y'Ghi11g from him regardinr; the Colorado situation other than 'Ghe..-t you told me. He io in a rather difficult position. Ori,!?irrn l S i l!nt>d: Gl:OR G~ G. 1':-;\1 ,~t" eh / �July 14th, 19280 Mr. Cadmlllader Evnns, Jr., Office oi' General !.:Snagar, The Hudson Coal Company, Scranton, l'ao Dear i'.' ;r. Evans: I hnve yours ot the 9th insto, ond· ;tt m.ll be .e ntirely eo~v-em.ent to have yoursel:t, • or any of your staff, visit our operations_ any JGima that you find' it convemento I do not corrtempla·te o vi-sit fo the Enst .in · the near· futura, but you may rest a ssured that I shnll be glad to visit youlr' com.puny~ s opora·tions in the event that I do soo · "iiHh kind perso~l regards, I am Very sincerely yours, Orlg-ill:l.l Rigned: GE· RG E 8, ?r. '/ [:~ �THE HUDSON COAL COMPANY OFFICE OF GENERAL MANAGER SCRANTON, PA. JUly 9th, 1923. CADWALLADER EVANS, JR . GENERAL MANAGER Mr. George B• pryde, Vice-pres. & Gen•l Mgr., The union pa cific coa l company, nock spring s, rzyoming. near r.11' . pry de: I want to a clroowledge with many thanks your letter of Llay 28th inviting one of our engineers to visit your loading opera tions. I ha d hoped to have our man visit you before this date but found it impossible, due to other work, to make the necessary arrangements for a visit at this time. I want to assure you, however, that I appreciate your very kind offer and hope that in the near future I can arrange to have him visit your operation. I run pleased to note that you personally had an opportunity to visit some of The Hudson coal cor.ipany operations and hope that when you are in the ~st you will find .time to again visit our operations as well as to come to my office to see me. This invita.tton, of course, is also open to any of your staff. uith best wishes, I am, Yours very truly, 34. �~ c.·. ; /, /i/'. r:ay 28th, 1928. Pl lJ / --.. , . / r / / ' Vr . Gs. :n.liader Evans , .Tr., General llit1 9-ger D T :10 :!u i::.o 1 tfo '.2.:!. Corny111y 1 Scr anton, Penn s ylvai'lia . • :,.;vans: • I have yot,::- lettBr of the 13-th i nnt. addr-essed to !~ - J . a. 3narter . I ha.v0 very .P loasrurt reco lactions of visit.lug your sta ff ,:-ere very !dn d to me . 1 should th~refo r e like very ·r,mch ·r.o reciprocate, and if you desire any mar:ii>e;:s of your . stnff to vis_i-t our loading operations .. I shall he gl ad to ha.ve them c.lo so, siving mo a feu de.y..s advance notice ua tha.J..; .! u9.y 1ool: out Very truly yo ur.s , Original S iP,neu: ,EORGE B, P.' YOE eh • I • �fl ~CEl ,J fJ) Mi::. Y 2 6 1° / i GENrnAL ~1ANAGER THE U--JION ?ACili'IC C 0.4L CO!!P.fil~Y o 1Iay 25 0 19280 Llr. Cadwallader Evans, Jr., General nana ger p The Hudson Coal Com_pany 0 Sc:ran tonp Pao Your letter of rJay 18th has been referred ,:1ill, no d01.1.b t, srant pern iss ion to inspect a;ny of tho Union Pacific properties" Yours very truly 1 General Underground Foreman. �THE HUDSON COAL COMPANY OFFICE OF GENERAL MANAGER SCRANTON, PA. Mey 18th, 1928. CADWALLADER EVANS, JR . GENERAL MANAGER Mr. o. G. Smrrer, General Underground Foren:en, Union Pacific Coal Compan.y, Rock Springs, Wyoming. Dear Sir: Iv.es greatly interested in reading your article in the May issue of the Journal of the An:arican Mining Congress relative to ''Mechanical Loading With Shaking Conveyors in Southern Wyoming"• I shou.ld be pleased to have the benefit of actually observing this method of operation in your mines ana. ·would be pleased to have you advise me specific locations at which this type of equi!r' ment is in use and whether it would be possible for me or a representative of our oompa.~ to visit these locations. Your.s very truly, ~ ~4 • ~- p �UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM ---- -· I OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION COMPANY J I J . P. O'BRIEN PORTLAND. OREGON GENERAL. MANACER June 4th,. 1928. PERSONAL _Mr .. George :s. Pryde, V.P.& Go Mo, The Union Pacific Coal Company, Rock Springs, Wyomingo Dear M:r. Pryde:! have your letter of the 2nd inst., advising of Mr. Vissacts call and the courtesies shown him, which I know will be very much appreciated by him and other officers of the West Canadian Collieries, Ltd. Your kindness in this instance is also appreciated by me, as is· also your statement that. if I have anyone else who desires ta visit and inspec·t your properties you will accord them every facility for doing so. Vli th kindest personal regards, I am, Very truly yours,. _,,......~ / �June 2nd, 1928. u~. J.P. o0arien, Genl . .r.1gr.D Ore::;m1-~;.?.ohingto1., Railro ~~d , Portland, Oregoil . .:e lmd th-zi pl!i.laoure of n eetin13, r-,.nd shm.'1iug arom'ld ow:- If, at any time, you have others th.:l..t you. may · desire to visit, our prop erties, you may rest a si:r..ir sq. t.1at ·c;hey ,Jill be given every i's.eility to do so. fli th kind personal regards, I am Sincerely yours 9 Oril!'in:tl Sir:ned: GEORGE B, PRY!Jl eh �UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION COMPANY J. P. O'BRIEN PORTLAND. OREGON GENl:!RAL. MANAQER ]!fay 8th, 1928. Mr. G. B. Pryde, Vice Pres. & General Manager, Union Pacific Coal Company, Rock Springs, Wyoming. Dear Sir:-This letter will introduce to you Mr. G. A. . Vissac, General Manager of the West Canadian Collieries, Ltd., Blairmore, Alberta, Canada, who desires to look over our mines at Rock Springs and have a little talk with you regarding coal matters. We have done a great deal of business with Mr. Vissac•s company in years gone by, always finding them very accommodating, and in several instances during strike troubles when we were short of coal they have gone out of their way to take care of us in the matter of deliveries over contract requirements, etc., without any increase in price. Any courtesies which you may extend to Mr. Vissac I know will be greatly appreciated by him, as well as myself. �. f' Rock Springs - Ma~ch 10th, 1928. Mr. Eugene MoAuliffe:1 I have youf'e of the 8th regard.ing llr. S. Mcl{ensey, Superintendent, B. H.P. Collie:riee, Ltd., N0v,cal;lile, ----New South \7ales; Aust~ra.lia.. When Mr. McKensey arrives here I will .see thai he is properly t~ken oar~ of, a1;1d that he \7ill have an opportunity to visit our mechanical loading op'a rations partioularly. �c.s. Form219I TEllEGRAM SYMBOL Time .Filed M CLASS OF SERVICE REQUIRED X Px Preferred Immediate delivery Ox Day Delivery during day Nx Night Delivery by next morning Indicate by X in pro.per line the class of service required . Do not specify • p~eferr~d service if other service will answer the pu~pose. OMAHA 215 -PM MARCH 27th 1928 GB P ROllJKSPRI,NGS MR MCKENSEY ARRIVES ROCKSPRINGS, TRAIN 27 FRIDAY 30th FOR .ONE DAY ONLY PLEASE LOOK OUT FOR HIM M- 60 EUGUNE MCAULIFFE 314 am �c;.s. Form 2191 !1•27·5000'1 SYMBOL T1ElEG Time Filed _ _ _ _ _ _ M Px Dx Nx X CLASS OF SERVICE REQUIRED Immediate delivery Delivery during day· Delivery by next morning Indicate by X in proper line the class of service required. Do not specify preferred service if other service will answer the purpose. March 2'1th,_ 1928. George B. Pryde Mr. MacKenzie arrives Rock Springs Train 27 Friday, the 30th, for one day only. Please look out for him. ll-60 Eugene McAuliffe �c.s. J;orm2191 ,...,· 27~5000 M TELEGRA. M . Time Filed M SYMBOL CLASS OF SERVICE REQUIRED X Px Preferred Immediate delivery Dx Day Delivery during day Nx Night Delivery by next morning Indicate by X in proper line the class of service required . Do not specify preferred service if other service will answer the purpose . 4 U.ti. MK Omaha 1005 AM Mar 29,.1928 GBP Rocksprings Mr MC Kensey arrives tra in 27 friday morning please meet him making reservations gei:i.ttle sleep er train 25 gg,turday AM M-62 E MCA 1014 AM / --· �Rook Springe - Maroh 31st, 1928a Mr. Ha oKenzio span·~ the day with us yesterday. :t ma.t him on -~he arrival of Train 27 0 and IJessK'So Dickinson 0 ?llc!<eohan, and myself ' spent the entire day \rlt h him, going firrs·l; to Su~er:!.or to 11 0 11 ' Mine, ·where \70:r~ being done by t~e duck biH and shn!dng :~01w0yors uml0r Em~iromaly difficult conditions. Lnt0r -,;10 C1;1Jne to Rock Sprii..,gs~ going into lie. 8 " Mine, and ·observed t)lo shakine; conveyoro 9quipped uith duck bills working shou 1'i r , J.bclfonzie -~he shaker co nveyor and cluck bin working 011 tho s_taep 'GO!:lo ~.tr. Ha cKan2ie was intensely interested in the shuker conveyor r1orking and s·l;e:t.0s i,;ha-t when Hr. llindmn"Fsh '.-e·~mn:1ed fro m :the eta.tao .that hie 1~ecomme:r.daticms \'Jere thu'i; his comiJMY uso sho.ltlng conveyors equipped -:ith duc.k bille 9 Ur. Ha.cKonzie aft er his investigation, ooincid.ing with Mr. Hindmarsh, stated th.at he was vary anxious ·~o obt,ain a duclt bill. I told him nothing could be done nbou·h ·this m:rail su1 table provision had been ma.de for nnnui'acturing it in Aus"i'.,ralia. He advised me tha-'.; his company 0 being 11 large company, r:ith quite o. .large shop, might take ovor tho .tn.anu£a~ture and sale ' I of the duck; bill with a license, and th4t there are aevera~ other firms in Australia that might desfro to _do soo He \Jill write you on this subject as . 1;1oon as he has 00111ml ted \'Ti th his people on h.i.1;1 re·turn. Ori,rfoal Signed ," GEOR GE B. PfiYOE I I I I �'ioic A11- b'L •. �3/31/280 H0 ulso state~ iho:c. ho cmpeoied tt10· Eic:Id10Zx' shaker oqn° / - veyor-units tog;o-their w:i.th E:l.e!tho:?t' duok bills to be O!.'l the ground on his return homo, but from inx'ol'matim'l r;hich he had it'13>Mived e.bout ·th0 Eickhoff duct billo iu ibio cotmiey he waD i-i.ot ·..rory hop~ful of be:1.n~ Ori<1\nll,\ SlgneJ: GEOR GE B. PR\'f1t f . I �Omaha - March 8, Mr. G. 13. Pryde; Mr. S. UcKensey, Superintendent, 13. H.P. Collieries, Ltd., Newca.stle, New s ~ r a l i a , an associate of Mr . Hindemarsh, expects to arrive at Rock Springs on No. 17, March 29th, and will have but two days. Would like to see the duck bill loader s at Rock Springs and Superior and he would also like to visit our Hanna mines. I have advised him tha t you would. take care of him, arranging to have him met at the train. I will notify you of any change in schedule. \ �CHARLES MCKl~NIS , PRESIDEN T PACIFIC MINING COMPANY 541 SOUTH SPRING STREET LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA Mroh 7tho 19280 Mr, A. -,i' . Dickenson. General Superintendant. Rook Springs Wyomingo Dear Mr, Diokenson;-I want to thank you for your courtesy showing me your coal mining operation sin connection with the loaders and conveyors. I appreciate it greatlyo We have placed an order for 100 feet of conveyor with the air drive . With this equipment we can determine just what we oan do with it and should it not load ore we would be able to use it staoking mill tailings. There was one for sale in Salt Lake but they found use for it while I was there taking it off the market. If at any time I oan be of anny assistance in any way please call on me. I appreciate very muoh your kind treatment while at your plant and hope to someday return the compliment. ' �Rock Springs - April 4th, 1928. I . rJi sh you \Jov.ld make me up px•ints aho\:.Ting the scraper operatiQh at Rock Springs, as I des i re to a~nd this to !Jr . HacKenzie in Australia. eh �r..'ir. s. lieKensey I Supcri nt on dent 0 B. !:1. ?. Colliel'ies 1 Ltd., rle~castle, Heu South ;,:·ales, Austr alia.. •1 Deur ill' . lid(ensey: Am attuching heral:'ith ,:)!'i nt sho·..oing our scraper lo1::!. di :;:1g plant, tog~ther r1 i t h our n,z'(J Form ~9. D!.dly Cost Stutcme· i;, c.:nic h I promised to send you. Hoping you are having a pleasant trip home und \'Ji~ h kind pe-rsonal r agarus, I remain Very truly yours, O,·iv h i,, 1 S \~,;1eii: -~.:.Ci,- .l l ~' PRYnf. cbo �@£@~e1£a1 fj?J~~S2t:, ELRINGTON COLLIERY TELEPHONES g? @ ~,,,ox, 4 ,- ;_·, '::-_ -;.. J I__ NEWCASTLE 18 KURR! KURRI 28. ~ .LV. s.w. r Ir\ ·t • 'f f:[IJ I -J UN 2 > ;J :i:i: I, L i\'l/1f!/;Gcfl I r2. mt t __ cui'.: ,-ou. f or yo 1 r:J of t h e 7th u l timo e:. cJ o ~i 1:c :iJJ. _c ?::: int of :::o :r Lcr __ , 0r lo2ding p l o.n t c.nd copy of Tr .o t ing :r ou o.re \"ie ll , �.I Elrin8ton Colliery, Box 4, West on, N. S. W., Aus tralia. 21-1-28. De&r Hr. Pryde: I have be en intending to v,ri te you f or s ome conside rable time now, but have kept putting it off till the ne xt mail and us I ha ve been fairly busy since returning have not noticed the time fly. I ha ve often tho ught of you and your kindness t o me while in your district. My ch ief, Mr . HcKensey , l e ft for the U. S. A. about a neek ngo and I have asked him to call on you, \7here, I arn sure, you \·Jill be pleased to show him anyt hin g of interest . F e are in stalling Ei ckhoff conv eyors in our new mine here and would like to keep in touch r:i th y ou :md ex change pr oble ms and experiences. The co al tr ade her e has abso lut ely fall en to pieces during the last 6 to 12 month s and until ue ~e t to the stage of d i stilling oil from coal on a commercial basis I do not see much c han ce of a revival. The trouble in t his cou ntry is that the selling price is far too high due l ar gely to the industrial disputes r:hich are co ntinually \7ith us. My mine has been on strilce during the last 3 weeks duo to my taking a man off a. job \7h ich pre viousl y required t ,·,o men. '£his I was able to do due to altered condition s and although one rnan said he could do the job quite easily still we are stopped. Hope you are enjoying pea ce in the industry there although I saw by the papers here that they had had some trouble in Colorado. I also read in the p ress th at you were having a very severe vlinter and hope you are weathering it all ri ght. Fe have h ad beautiful weather since I returned there being scarcely a '\'ieek no,1 but what we have a nice shov,er of rnin and with the exception of an odd hot day have had none of our u_sual summer weather the result being that the whole countryside is a huge garden; vii th grass, fruit, vegetables, etc., in abundance. I had a run of about 100 miles in the car today (Sunday) and for the greater portion the road on e a ch side was grazin ;:; l nnd, Yri th e;rass from 12" to 24'' high; quite different from ;-,hat it is around Rock Springs, say you, end also different to our ordinary summer when the grass is generally all brown and dry. Hell, sir, I must again thank you for your kindness to me and with kindest regards to self, Messrs. Hicks and I.rrcKeehan. Yours faithfully, G. M. Hind1nursh (Signed) ' J �( Rook Springs ... February 2o~tih 1 1928a . J.'jz-o Eugena 1!.cAuliffe: Hor0rri th lcr~·ter from Hr. H:i.ndr!!!lrsh 9 . who vis:i.tod our proportieo l a. s·t f all. Am sure you Hill be glud to read ·th:l s l e tt..or :re gardi ng comli tiomi i n Aust:culia.. ,f / \ Enc. cbo �!i'e1n"Uury 20th, 1928 .. or. G. ~. Hinaraursh, Elrington Colliery, BoJt 4, rieston, N. s. ·a., Australiao Dear t:ro Himimarsh : I r,as agreeably sm.·prised to :roceive your letter of the 21Qt ultimo, in which y ou re counted so 1IJ of your oxpei•iel'lces sinca rctu.:rning from this countryo !-l; is rr.ther discourag;.ng to have a l ab o:r situation such o.s you bi).ve in Aus·!;ral:'i.u, nhe1·e you can c:1. pply modern me·~hods of mining o.nd have . omploye·s blocltl ng your ei'f orts. I believe they are e;d;re!imly shortsighted in doing this be c2.usc· it nould sceo thut in ma chaitlcal loading and more modern mnthods of op~rati on in und a,tound the coul mines lies i:;he only ;3ource of relief from the present doprc ssed condit,ior!s il'l ·;;he coal i ndust,z-yo This is :not only- true of your coull'lliX'Y bu·1; is vrcrld-widoo Ue kl"1ou th at, t7ith the uork no hnve dona machmtlcally , u0 nill ef f e e-!; substa.\'l~io.l savings, some of this being returned to the men in be·l;ter \:<Orlci11g and living condi·~ionc us \"1011 ao in higher earn- inGS• During 1927 The Union Pacific Coal Company loaded rleclianically 1,105,5'73 tons of coal at Rock Spring;,, Uinton, Superior and Hnmo., this figure representing about '2.-0~ of' our· t ·otal p1·oducti on in all di s'i.ric·lis, an increase oi about 501, over the previous yearo i:;e plan to load 1,500,000 tons mechanically this year and have been preparing f Qr this by installing additional loaderso \7e tlill install tr1elve a.ddi tional shaking -co1weyors equipped wHh •the Ernsbarger Universal Duckbill 't"Jhich \70 developed here to supersede tho llcCo.rty Duckbillo . It .is very. similar to tho LicCarty- Duckbill but uorks more smoothly ond will cut do,.rn the operating costs on account of a much louer repair chargeo ~e h,ave formed a conr_pany to manufac.t ure this device and have ob·to.ined sevprnl .df our patents. ~e are shipping a nu!jll)er of those duckbills . throughout the / United Sh·c.es. II J ii • Five 5-B.Uo joy loading machines have boen purchased for Hanna, superseding the tuelve 4-B.U. Joy loaders thut \18 i'_ormerly hndo ,Vie ostimute that the five modern machines ,.dll load as much coal as the twolve -old type machine_s ~d uill result in a considerable saying. ~ !Jle a.re absolutely committed to mechanical loadi11g al'.ld feel that it is the. ansuer to many of our problems in the coal .i ndustry. ·iJe are having ·c.he usual s.o a.sonal t:Jlump, our mines working nbout half time, but for the last six months of -1927 wa operatad quite steadily ,Tithout any labor troubles of any descrip~ion. �The adjoining s·~nto of Ooloro.tlo ha d a rather bo.d labor situuti~n on account of th~ I. VJ. \'.J. 'a colli,ig c. stdke which lasted for several t.reeks. There ar~ aleo labor troubles :lu Ohio and Penn·13ylvuniu where ,it would seem the Union has lost out on account of the dispute between the operators anJ. -~ho miners regur-d:tng a ·r0cluct~ton in wue;es, but t10, in this part of the country, hnvo been particularly fortuna·te in lubor matt.era, and have . be en able to change over fr om hand ·100.ding to machuu.i.cal loading \?ith practicully nq friction u:Hh our employeso Ul:l have hud fairly good neather thia -~ ,inter. There has been considerable anon in places but we rnudt expec-~ that in Hymning . I \': ish you n ould ad vise your chief P· l.lr. McKe11soy» thL1i ne shall be pleas ed to ha~e hi m visH our prop0):'.t:i.es -r,hilo in the UnHed States and shall afi'ord him every facilHy fo r otuuying our methodf.3 of worl!:ing 0 e-~co I shall be gla<l to hr.we . you mdte m3 from t ime to ti nw , detuiling your _problems , and shall tTy --~o anouer nny qucs'.;ions. Mn sure you ,-,:l.ll be making no mistakes by ii-1ci·t cllinr; the sh ald.ng coiweyor. y."as interested in your descdption of your au to ride. You vr.l.11 no doub't rerna rnber th at. \70, in \"iy omi:ug, have little gras's bu·~ a. great deal oi' so.gebrush. r:ith kind personul r0gards und hoping th:::r~ you may corne to the United Sfoto0 in the ·1'lear future, J. am Very aince rely you~sP cbo - �4~<1~ ~ /8 l'r.,e_ 4-- w~ ~ ~. s. tu ~/4:;.~ ,2/- I- U r ~ . ¥- ~ -«- ;J £~ ~ l~u- '1 y~ 7~ ~;;r~.~~·.· ,17 ~/ ~: .. ff ~ /.Gt_ ~ / 4 . ~ I~ ~/ ~ -d' " - 4 ~ 7!C.; r /4•• ~~~Jee, JfhA.. ~ Y~a---e ~~~~lo~ 7~ P~ea. Ad~ . h· .. o/ z{7~ :f!.l?A-v 7€~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~/ ki//4,<¥<:~ _.ty_t ~ - S. a. _~ - -4/ ~ 7 0 1/. 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' -t'a..d ~ i t . d ~~ £ ) ~ :.---. ,,, ~ ~ ~ ~ ·- ½ /;;/~ . -~ - .. ~ <~ ~ ~- 4.h(~ �(i) -4Ule, -,f'~ _Al., ~ , J¼~lu=--v d~ j ~ gt •~ ~ .. -4j -4A-v ~.L <en- c ~ ,~ 1 ~ ~ S~e...... ~ ~ ~a_d- . ,,tr~ ~✓~-~~er& ~7~ - 4 ) -ei. ~ ~~i ~ ~aT&r, de- ~ r ~ , r~ : - ~de-.:«--ee. -t ~ ~ ~~ /~/ r-.s~~:;:r ~~ e9' ~ 4 ~ , ~ ~ , 7ti::',A,~ ~ ~ /bO A c . ~ 6)~ ~ ~ 7 ~/ ~ ~ :J,--- /l.,, /i, -<~_ .. ~~/·-y-J_~~~ ~ ~ C f . / - ~ ~ ~ /.<!~ ~ , ~ y~, ~ - - -~ o , -d<j/~ 4,--~ ~ 7 p ~ ~ /k: ~ 1- -<,o ;;J"CCo.4~c, by /4.✓~ - ~ ~ • _ ~-e.ee. , ~ :3- ,._,_.__, r y ~ :i,. :: k. ?'"'-- --.1. . . ~ ~ ~ . r ~~ - ~~ 14<½f'ee-t(~. ~ ~/· 4~ - ~~ cy ~::z;:~ �Omaha - February 27, 1928. Mr. G. B. Pryde: Returning Mr. Hind.marsh's letter, received with yours of the 20th: This is very interesting, and I would suggest that you write him, trying to develop whether or not Eickhoff is furnishing him with duckbills, stressing the fact that the drives, unless built to handle the duckbill, will not stand up. �Llr. G. rJ. Hindmarsh, E!lrington Colliery» Box 4 0 l'Jestolil, • !-leD Jouth i'Jo.les 9 .Australie.o Referring further to your letter of ,fam,1.ary 2lat, m t1hich you at.ate yo~-, are us ing Bickhof.f i,hakfog cuu.V8ycrs: :;.iu woutle •in g .:.f you a.re- wil:1g ·.;he i°;ickhot:Z duck bill ,-;H-h the conveyors, and t'Jhat success you are having v1i th t.he dz·ivo Btw.10.i..n g up . vui· i:;xp,; ripnce has bee,, ,·1i. th the clri vas th:.i.t they ,;Jill 110-c s ·~.:md ,.:.ap tlith;~einforcing •:Ghan the duck bill is used, as this t.hrous ::. very g:cea:i; strain on ·the drive • . Ue have goue very largely to ·l;he U:ai versal duck bill, as manufactured by t h e Rock Springs Load~r Cor::ipany, !lnd develo,r ed in our or-ga.niza.tlon, but have found it ·n ecessary ·l;o strengthen all of the drives, a.vid in ordaring new drive.s it is necessary for uo to take S'teps to -~we them ouch more raggedly built.. I ; i ! should like -~o be ,favo red v1ith yo'IJX' e,qH~rience in this connection, 1 if you are using the Eickhoff duck bill. \) Very sincerely yours, Original Sig-ned: GEORGE B. PRYDE eh �7 111,,,y 5th, 1928, !.T. G. 1J . Hindmarsh, B.H. P. - Co llieries Proprietary Ltd. 3 P.O. Box 4 D riestonp N. S. rJ. D Aust,ralia.. • Doar Er . Hi nd marsh: • I have your l etter of tha 4th i nst., and by '.i;he time this had a very f:L1 0 vfoi·t ·c;ith h iD, o f n ecessHy .rathe:;:o short, but I t hbk r· . t2eKensey enjoyed .hi~ vizit ox.trerirnl y . I LikCal yourself, he ' ns.s :::.r.wh .:iE;_;ressed uith the D!1aking conveyor~, ::i.ncl will i'!O doubt · Ce are !';-~ill go ing a.heud i n r;talling the sbakil'lig conveyors, . recently having install 6d six in ·~he Rock Spr i r1gs Jield, -and hav~ ,· I re.gret to hear ot your labor troubles, but __hope that . you may get matters straightened out before long so tha t you may have an • opportunity of testing out your ohalting conveyors. I shall be pleased indeed to ha.re a. copy of your Mining Legislation and photogr~phs, which you promise to send to me. Very sincerely yours, Orlgin:11 ·si!;'Ued! ah ' GEORGE B. PRYDt �·-- ----- fJ&.Jc.@rL? ,//· . /J2J . • • Wozuez~&tJ u.::t¥Aidi/~ E:R:NG~oN COLLI ~RV' GENERAL ~,1 ·, : 11:. <:ER TELEPHONES NEW~ 18 KURR I KURRI 28 . &@~~4. ~??./, fl ECElV ED ·-·· ... 11:th ~.~ Apl'i 1, 1928 . .LYS.W. G. 3 . Pl"yde Esq o, Vi.c o Pr esid ent , Union Pa ci f ic Co a l Coy o, Roclr S11"inc;s, \"JYOIUHG. U. S . A . Dear Si1 1 , I 1-m s very pl oas c Ct inde ed to re c eive your l ette1 s 1 Wt:- of F0b o 20t h anr1 L~a l"Ch 31"c1. n.n(.l. to knovr t hat you [lre vrnll. Ro yo1,1..r enquir i es a s to om, cxpe 1"iences v1it h Eickh off Sha.kins Convc:fors. I have t o st ate that v,e l1..ave been on strike o. 11 t :1.~i s year, on J:~l w1k i n c; 8. start t n o days r:i.go. 1.~ie ha ve on orclm,, fro1n En c;l o..nc1 tno of t h ese con veyors cor1p l~tef.vith d.uokbill but r:e do not a nticip"' to havinc; them in commission for Rb out another t:ti..1,.,ee r,1onth s. I rrill be p l o8.secl to exchan c;c experiences n ith you on thi s m"ld any ot he 1" subject of interest and r:oulc1 also be 5lacl _to have any lite1"ature to c r::thcr Hith prices rela tint; to your Universal Duckbill a s manufacture d by t he Rock Spl'il18S Loa der Coy •• I:Iy Chief, l.Ir. I:ic.Konsey, is lcavine; Vancouver to-da~r fol" Austra lia, o..ncl I am uonc101"ing vihether he calle d on you, but seeinr; that his visit has been so hLwried., anrJ. that 2.. c;oocl. cleal of his tir:10 h a.n been talrnn up in Chica go., cloubt v1h0ther he hus I �- 2- I n ill f ol"Y✓ ard dm"ing t he n ext u e ek or h7o, 0~ co p i e s of s or.20/0111" Einine:; Lec;is l at ion to c,;c t h cr Hit h n f c v-1 Hop ing ;/ OU a r e n c l l nn c1 vri th k i n d.e s t 1,q;ar d s, Youl" s f n. i t J:,S ull y , fi. /4. ft~~{ -____,. -----_____ ..... �P . ..J . QUEALY ..-CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD H . C . MARCHANT PFIESIDENT T . 0 . M~L-AUGHLIN T . J . O'BRIEN DIVISION ~LES MANAGER GENERAL SALES MANAGER !:'tr . Ge org e _ • Pryde , Boele Spri ns s , .f;. omi nt; . De a r !.Ir. Pr yd e ;'i'i: is v,i ll i ntro ditce to you ~x . __ . :.: . Pe rry , Genen.>_l T·'!:enc."" e r of the Vioffc.t Conl Comr e ny . rr . Pe r ry de si res to d is cus s v,ith y ou the minin ~· condi ti ons in t he ?.ci c k S:pring s distr i c t end. I f e e l sur e h0 ·ai ll e.:pri reci e.te e.ny co urte sy y ou n~ey extend to h i !':1. Yours ve rJ t rul y , . ~ .:;fltY.~ 0 �P.J . QUEALY H . C . MARCHANT T . O . M<;L-AUGHLIN T. J . O "BRIEN P~ES I OENT DIVISION SALES MANAGER GENERAL SALES MANAGER .CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD DIVISION SALES OFFICE MINES : MT HARRIS . ROUTT CLINIC BUILDING COUN TY , COLORA D O GRAND ISLAND.NEBRASKA GENERAL OFFICE 4-01 BOSTON GENERAL SALES OFFICE BU I L CING BOSTON DENVER , COLORADO BUILOING SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH DENVER ,COLO . Rl~ J ,_ •• EIi \i. ·=- APP. ~; ~ : -:P ri 1 - r.,r. Georg e B. Pryde , . .oc k Spri ng s, ·.: omi n g. De e r ·.'i:r . Pr y d.e;- 1-:r • ::.. t.1 . Pe rry , Gener e l :i,fo.ne g e r of th e I.fo Ce t Co11.l Com::.11cny , i s me k i ne; e t r i :p t o Ut ah , '.!y oming for t; .e pu.i·:pose of inves t i g~t i n8" min ing cond i t i ons etc., in th e se district s. I bel i eve :·-:r. , e r ry v,i ll e ve Q · i nte r e s te d. in me c han ic e.l l c a.d i r"!J r. nd I to ld h i m I •;o ul d dro:p y:ou s. note t o the eff e ct t.'11:t eny c ounte sy exten ded to h i m r:oul d b e e r e e.t ~ P ppr eci e.-;;e d b y !J\YSe lf. ·.;is h ing ;y ou t h e c c mri lifl"',:m ts of th E Se e.son, I r ema in, Yours t ruly~ Rc: :.m - GENERAL MANAGER 6t h , fil!/4 \ �April 9th, 1928. &, . H. C.• Grch!:mt p. Pinnacle-ICc.l!ll!lerer Fuel Coi:np aey, ~-01 Sos ten Build i.11.g, Danver, G~lorado. I am pl~3.sed to rec.eiva your 10-~ter of April 6th Coal. Co;:;1.E.Ja?:y, ,·!ill pro~bl y call upon c e before long to loolc ovei~ om"' ;.r.ec:_anical l oadi ng opcre.'1iiono. You ici.y say t o llr. Perry tb.at -r1e t1illl> be more than pleased t o 2hou him all or ou~ op erat ions that he may desire to see.. ! 1:lli1 SUl"'-6 h 0 will be int,eres-'Ged i n going over them ui~h us. Hope that everything is going uell -:ri"th you. "i"li th kind _personal- regards, I am· Very sincerely yours, Original Signed: GEORGE B, PRYDE' eh �Form 6-1-27-lM /~F , THE MOFFAT COAL COMPANY - GENE!,/,[ i;'.\l!Wll/ ~OAK CREEK, COLO., I A:Dr il 6, 1928 11 102_ hlr~ George B. Pryde, Vice Presicient, Union Pacdfic Coal Co., Rock Springs, '\Jyoming. Dea r 1!r . Pryde:-R ~ M. Perry, Vice President and neneral ~fa.r..ag .:> r oi The liof 1. at Coal CoEp£..ny , for v1hom I am no'7 ,.-;orking, is 19£.Ving f or Utan Monday to look at cori:e mines r1here they are using mechar.ical loaders. I informed him that you ha~ gone into the mechanical loading more thoroughly than any company th at I know of f roil1 Indiana, West, and suggested that he stop at Rock Springs o~ his ::-eturn and get acquainted. Vii th you, which he said he w·ould be more than glad to do o Any courtesies sho 'fm Mr. perry will be greatly app reciated by me. I have bsen looatej here since December 1st, and if you should, by chance, come this way, I would consider it a pleasure to have you stop over and visit with us. Veiy kindest regards, I remain, Yours truly, 0? - .v; ~ :rv.p.l :(L,P R. M. Medill. Superintendent. P.s~ Plce.1:rn :cemember me to Mr. MoAuliffe, Mr. McCarth)r and Uncle Matt when you see him.. I ...... �( LJ D.I'Ch 9th, 1928. Mr . R. ll. L edi ll i The l:offat Co& Ouopany, Oak Greek, Colo. I have your· latter of l~ril 6th, and uill be exceedingly pleased to have llr. Perry visit our mines, looking over our r:iechanical loadi...Ylg operations. I heard son e time ago that ·you ,'Jere in Oak Creek, and talk-Gd ·!;hie . . na·l;·e,er, over with your uncle. .~ t"Jas dorm at the Rocky Mountain Coal l.iining Institute, but evidently you did not attend. '.'J ith kind personal regards, I am Sincerely yours, eh �FORM 753 ALLIS-CHALMERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY E L ECTRICAL M ACHIN E R S TE A M TU RB I NES S TEA ~ H YDRAULIC TU RBINE S ENG I N ES CO ND EN SERS O I L ENG IN ES GA S E N G I N ES M ININ G A ND METAJ, GI CA L MA C HIN E R Y STEAM A N D ELE C TR I C HOI STS C RU S HIN G A N D CEME NT MAKIN G M A C HIN E RY G E N C R A L OF F°ICCS M I L W AUKEE . WI S . /' ~ ~',\, ,,r..~•.,,"'•c.•" ~ i'-~ •~ , "$ 7 /f' ,, 4 ""•;'.'.,' " \ /:,> PU MPI N G ENG I N ES C E NTR IFU G AL P UM PS FLOUR MILL MAC H INE R Y S AW M I LL MACH INERY POWER T RAN S MI SS I O N MA C HI N ERY AIR COMPRE S SOR S A I R BRAK ES HEAV Y FO R G IN GS FARM TRA C TOR S SPECIAL R OA D TR AC T ORS DISTRICT OFFICE SYMES 6UIL.DING DENVER.COLO. C A B L. E A .C:,O R E SS ~ OUNOER S J~nuary 2'Zth-l928 v Mr. George Bo Pryde, General Mana ger, Union .Pacific C:oal Company, Rock ~prings, wyomiog. 1• q.· .'V , Dear Y~. Pryde;Our Home Office advises that Mr. To Sasaki, Manager of the Mitsubishi Mining uompany- Coa 1 :Mining DepartmentJapan, wishes to visit ona or more of the large coal mining properties in the V✓est. Due to the unsettled conditio_ns in Colorado, I have taken the liberty of giving Mr. Sasaki a letter of introduction to you. Thanking you in advance for any favors shown this gentleman, and with kindest personal regards, I am, Very truly yours, FOR W ALLIS COMP.ANY Encl. ~CK, �FORM 7!13 ELECTRICA L MACHINERY HYDRAULIC TURBINES STEAM TURBINES STEAM ENGINES CONDENSERS OIL ENGINES GAS ENGINES MINING AND METALLURGI CA L MACHINERY STEAM AND ELECTRIC HOISTS C R US HI NG AN D CEMENT MAKING MACHIN E R Y GC:NCAAL OFF'ICC S M I LWAUKEE . WIS , PUMPING ENGINES CENTRIFU G AL PUMPS FLOUR MILL MACHIN ERY SA W MILL MACHINERY POWER TRANSMISS I ON MACHINERY AIR COMPRESSORS AIR BRAKES H EAVY FORGINGS FAR M TRACTORS SPECIAL ROAD TR ACTORS CAB LE Al;)DA ESS FOUN D ERS DISTRICT OFFICE SYMES BUILDING DENVER.COLO. January 27th-1928 Mr. George B. :i?ryde, General Ma nager, Union Pacific uoal Company, Rook .:jpr ings, V1yom ing o Dear Mr. ~ryde;This will serve to introduce Mr. T. Sasaki, Manag:er of the Mitsubishi Mining Conpany - coal Mining nepartmentJapan. ~t the prese nt time Mr. ~asaki is visiting in the Nast, aud wishes to stop off at Rock Springs, en route to San Francisco, to visit your coal mining properties. a ny operating data, or courtesies shown Mr. Sasaki, will be gre a tly appreciated by the v,rriter. Hi th kindest personal regards , I am, Very truly yours, . .8LLIS uH.8LilillHS MFG • UOMPANY FOR W ~ M.8 ~ GER JllENVb'R :-1 �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. All materials are the property of Union Pacific Coal Company, on long-term loan at Western Wyoming Community College. For usage inquiries, contact the <a href="https://www.uprrmuseum.org">Union Pacific Museum</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Correspondence Regarding Visits to the Mines in 1928 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Mine Visits, 1928 Description An account of the resource Letters regarding visits from people throughout 1928. Documents are held together by staples. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource I.N. Bayless, George B. Pryde, George Watkins Evans, C.A. McDowell, L.E. Young, J.E. Mason, C.C. Anderson Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0297 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co.