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Dickinson, General Superintendent, Union Pacific Coal Company, Rock Springs, Wyoming. Dear Mr. Dickinson: I have just received word from our Sales Manager in Columbus, stating that a Mr. N. J. Clark, Manager of the Caledonia Collieries Company, of Australia, had been in Columbus in the course of touring the United States coal fields. Mr. Clark is on his way West, and expects to be in this vicinity in a few weeks. He is especially interested in the mining of thick coal seams, ranging fran 14' to 25', so I was wondering should Mr. Clark desire to go to Wyoming, if you would be so kind and give him all the possible information in regard to your Hanna, Wyoming operation. I am compelled to le~ve for Canada and the Northwest in a few days, so I will be unable personally to conduct Mr. Clark. However, with your permission I will write a letter of introduction to you, and any information you wish to give him will certainly be appreciated. Very sim erely yours, TEE ~~NUFACTURING CO. By . ~P;L__ a d /e/:9 . iE. o. 'iederan ers Salt Lake City 0£fice. EOW/G �UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 316 Federal Building Sa lt Lali:e City, Utah May 14, 1926. Mr. George B. Pryde, Vioe-.Pres. & Gen'l Mgr., The Union Paoifio Coal Oompacy-, Rook Springs, Wyoming. Dear Mr. Prydet :Messrs. K. Ikeda and L. Miyazald ot Japan called at this office this mrnillg and are desirous of r~oeiving information .. ~ relatiy e to coal mines in Wyoming. They are visiting the coal mines in this country in the interest of bettering coal rn1n1ng conditions in Japan. In the absence of Mr. Dyer, I am taking the liberty of referring them to you. A:rJ3 courtesies extended these gentlemen will be appreciated. Yours very trul.y, :Miss 1W' teson, Olerk For l3. w. Dyer, District M1n1ng Supenisor. \. �Rock Springs - tfu.y l'/th 0 1926. Mr. Eugene ilcAuliffo: ruines i'or u faw days, looking iflto cur safety pra~!,ices. ~'hey 'co.mo They pl~n to go th:roush ·tir·w !'!lining 1·egio~ in the ,' eaet0r1'l' states of 'ihi.6 cmurtry, then i;o Great D,·itain and contincn- '-f / tal 1!;UX'Op$0 l Orig-inal Signed: _· - GtOi"lGE [}, PRYD \:. cb �Form 1206A i:LASS OF SERVICE OEStRm 1'El.£ORAt,I DAY~ WEST UNION NIIJIHT MESSAGE NO, CASH OR CHG. • CHECK 'JaOIII' lETTER l'a"-millll mark ail X oppo1119 tllt daA of eervlce desired: OTHERWISE THE MESSAGE WIU.BETRANSMITTED AS A FUU. RATE TELEGRAM AM NEWCOMB CARLTON, PRESIDENT GEORGE W. E. ATKINS, FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Send the following messat1e, subject to the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to S • Uv Ii'&1l1kl0.0 0 c/o Goocirn:.:.rl i'.::.111lli'o.c·~i..ll:'in::; Co. u 4{}~!1 o.nd I!:l'.!.oto:::i.cl Gta. u GM.ca.::;o v 1 1:L1oio . TIME FILED �UNI0N Form 1204 1 CLASS OF SERVICE, SYMBOL TE_ LEGRAM DAY LETTER BLUE NIGHT MESSAGE NITE NIGHT LETTER NL AM 'If none of lheso three symbols ,ppenrs niter the check (number of ·•ords) this Is n telegrnm, Other,se Its chnroctor Is I ndlcated by the 'llbol appearing niter the check. NEWCOMB CARL.T-ON, PRESIDENT , • GEORGE W , I!:. ATKINS , FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT 1-c_LA_s_s_o_F_sE_R_v,_c_Ef--s_v_M_Bo_L--i TELEGRAM DAY LETTER BLUE NIGHT MESSAGE NI,.;. NIGHT LETTER NL II none of these three symbols appears after !be check (number of words) this Is a telegram. Otho"" wlseltscharecter ls Indicated by the . bol appearing alter e check. Tho flfln11: time a5. shewn In Iha dato lino on full•rato tele11:r1ms and day lottors, and tho limo of receipt at destination as shown on all messa11:es Is STANDARD TIIIE CEIVED AT _'92G SOU'.rF .F.ROWI t.c oG.rr sn r NG3 ,;·· • • 1r1v 1 2 4 KH Q 42 BLUE G C CHJCAGO AW DICKINSON JLL 1121AM MAY 18 1926 21- UN I ON PAC If IC COAL CO ROC l<SP~ I NGS WYO . MANY THANKS YOUR WJ RE SEVENTEENTH GOOD-MAN REPRESENTATIVE . G HODSON LE.AV I.Ni CHICAGO FOR ROCKSPRINGS TUESDAY EVENJNG STOP IF MITSUB ·iSHI REPRESETNTATIVES BEFORE ARRIVAL OUR MAN WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR CONVEYING OUR CORDIAL I NVIT ATION TO MIM TO VISIT OUR FACTORY AND WIRE US HI~ FUTURE ADDRESS SW FARNHA M 104 0AM �TELEPHONE J.. "MITSUBISH i , NEW YORK" TOKYO, JAPAN M ITSUBISHI S HOJI K AISHA, L TD. BENTLEY'S COMPLETE PHRASE BRANCHES (MITSUBISHI COMPANY, LTD.) RECTOR 2560•64 CABLE ADDRESS1 HEA rf'~ OFFICE YOKOHAMA CODE USED: BRANCHES OTARU 120 BROADWAY KOBE KURE OSAKA SASEBO NAGOYA DAIREN NEW YORK HONGKONG LONDON SHANGHAI PARIS HANKOW LYONS TIENTSIN BERLIN SYDNEY SINGAPORE NAGASAKI HARBIN MOJt TSINGTAO June· 15th, 19Z6o SOERABAYA SEATTLE VLADIVOSTOCK ETC. IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO No .. .......................... ... Mr . A. w. Dickinsonp U. P. Coal. Coo Rock Spring, Wyo · Dear Sir: We take this opportunity of tha1'lcing you very . ' deeply for your exceptionally kind assistance during our recent visit. We are happy to in~orm you th,!at we gained greater knowledge from your information and: personal guidance through the mines , which is. indeed appreciated by us. very greatly. We shall sail tomorrow morning for Europe but fondly expect to return here October and 9all on you a ~ gain on the· way home. With very best regards, meanwhile , we remain,Very truly yours,. Jib. % $_,du/ vi/a-no/el/. //Iv. ,? .J4~f~ , /~ ha ? t ~ {:,:Jti t.et>V v l t4J,.,{,j ,{,;,vlt:n,;";1;-ef',x,2'f;t. . z - o / - ? /l l rl/.11/ / �_,, " TELEPHONE RECTOR ,/ T~=~~ ~o::::N =- BRANCHES YOKOHAMA OTARU KOBE KURE OSAKA SA!3EBO NAGOYA DAIREN NAGASAKI HARBIN MOJI TSINGTAO • (i / 2560- 64 / CABLE ADORESS r ..... "MITSUBISHI, NEW YORK" XJI M JTSUBJSHJ S HOJI K AISHA, LTD. CODE USED : BENTLEY"S COMPLETE PHRASE (MITSUBISHI COMPANY, LTD.) / 120 BROADWAY NEW BRANCHES RECEIVED YORK ,. ; June 15th,, 1926. .l . . 1:'.~ J GENERf.l_ Mi\NA_G_E~ HONGKONG LONDON SHANGHAI PARIS HANKOW L YONS TIENTSIN BERLIN SINGAPORE SYDNEY BOERABAYA SEATTLE VLADIVOSTOCK ETC . " IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO No . ............................. . Mr. G. B. Pryde,, Geno Mgr. U. P . Coal Co,. Rock Spring, Wy. Dear Sir: We wish to express our deep appreciation of your· warm hospitality when Mr . Miyazaki and I called on you recently. By Mr. Dickinson's kind assistance, we obtained valuable knowledge and inf'ormation which were more than we could expect. We are sure that the visit to your esta'.'9 blishment is one of' the most profitable and memorable· ·events in our present trip. On board o:r the s. s. 0 Aquitania.." which sails from New York tomorrow. morning, we are leaving here ~or Europe-, but expect to return here during October and again have the pleasure of calling on you. With very best regards~ meanwhile, we remain, Very a o r d i a l 1 ~ �:- \. l.!r. K. l!cd u. 5 ?fr t.s ub:.i.sr1 :i. ii h 0 j .l , i(c.lo i'w , U d., l 2U B 1°0 H U\FW I Neu Yorl~ City 9 ?J(;m ·tork . ,,m sorry I did not. se,; you a little later in Duquoin, as \·;,~ O;{poc·t ed to drlve 1;o st. Louis, but shall be gl ud to huve you visit us a gain 1."1h0n you return to Wyoming. Hope that both yourself und Ur. !liya:rnki will ha ve a pleasant und profitable trip on ·t:.he other side • . 0 Very sincerely yours, Ori_!:in n J s izne.d! GtO;?-C t l,, I:! PP"nriJ I t;J _!.. �����\ •. 1.,. • Il;.:'/t1 , ..-~ . Li:!.\,3ul1i_,: i S12oj i l:~. :.□ ~1c. , 120 ~rO[\ClXiU7{ 2 1;c~;· Yo 1.t Ci1;y . 11 ~ : .:- !.c}1 tl~:~'":1:: :~..C'J ~ ~ -\ ~~ -y-, U l .. 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UNION AM 1'0 rm 1204 CLASS OF SERVICE SYMBOL TELEGRAM DAY LETTER BLUE NIGHT MESSAGE NITE NIGHT LETTER NL If none of theso throe symbols oppenrs after tho chock (number cii !words) this 1s..n telegr:\m, Other wise Its chnreclor Is Indicated by the lsvmbol nppearlna niter tho check. e AT ng time as shown In the data line n full-rate telegrams and day letters, and tho time of receipt at destination as shown on all messaies, Is STANDARD TIME. RECEIVED 41~.l;t,!(~ . 43NL '' DENVER COLO DEC 16 1926 GEORGE P~YDE ~/ VICE PRESIDENT UNION PACIFIC COAL CO ROCKSPRINGS WYO MR N .MATSUDA CH I EF ENG I NEER OF MITSU l Ml Nl NG COMPANY OF JAPAN DESIRES TO VIS!T YOUR HANNA MINE ON fEXT TUESDAY AS THE MINING CONDITIONS THERE ARE SIMILAR TO THOSE HE :., YOU KINDLY ADVISE ME EY TELEGRAPH HAS STOP IF WGREEABLE W1TH MY EXPENSE JOHN HEMRICK 623PM �Form 1217.A EST CLASS OF SERVICE DESIRED TELEGRAM DAY U-JT ,;,.;..::E.c.cR_ __ 1 UNION NO. CASH OR CHG NIGHT MESSAGE CHECK NIGHT LETTER Patrons should mark an X opposite the class of service desired; OTHERWISE THE MESSAGE Will BE TRANSMITTED AS A FULL-RATE TELEGRAM TIME FILED NEWCOMB CARLTON , PRESIDENT GEORGE W . E . ATKINS. FIRST VICE·PRZSIDENT Send the following message, subject to the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to Rock Spril'l6B December 17th, 1926. John H. Emrick , Sullivan r!n.chinery Co., Donver, Colorado. No objection Have him ca.11 on rJr. Butl e r Goo. D. Pryde �Rock Springs - December 17th, .1926. Hr. T. H. Butler: Mr. N. ?fatsuda, Chief Enginoer of 1'1itoui r.i:lning Company of Japan, is expected to be in Hnnnu on Tuesday next to look over your mining conditions. Tiill you please see that he is eho~m throuah the property? CC: ab �Hz,. To ITo Butlm."' D Su1)t O ~ Union Pacific CoBl Coou :Hannap Wyoming o With tn.0 pel?mission Qf I:I:-t'o Geol,?ge Bo l'ryde I am introducir~; to you by means of thi n let"ue:c> 1:'.ro Hci :1a:tsuda~ Chief Engineer o:? -'Gh0 lii tsu.i }Uning Company O Ii"tido O of Tokyo Japan. W:1°. natsuda des11.-,es to vfsit your min011 I,) L"my oow."'tesi0s \7hich y.ou e~rtenl!. to him nill be very much a;_)p1•eoiatea..~ indeedo ' Yours very truly 0 J1IE-C C-GBP 0 �ARTHUR E. BLACKWOOD, v,ce President. J . DUt:,!CAN UPHAM, Trea sure r. FREDERICK K. COPELAND, President. ·~ ~]~©®fh:!®~ ~ ~)/ GENERAL OFFICE PEOPLES GAS BUILDING CHICAGO. U . S.A. HOWARD T. WALSH.Vice Pre sid e nt . THOMAS W. FRY, Secretary . MANUFACTURERS OF fy1 ~ N 1_N ~~ ~ ,,(tu ~ ll RYU~ ~:M_A-<E.,tftfl:I:~.~ !? WORKS : CLAREMONT, N.11 . MICHIGAN CITY, IND. Cab le Addreo!l- "DIAMOND~ CHICAGO Codes. A lAB.C ( 5'!'),r. &C.,GENEP.A!.,LIEBERS (5 Lelter).WESTERH UHIOH (SLcltcl"). BENTLEV's,(S l et to r}. IN REPLY REFER TO LONG DI STANCE TELEPHONE MAIN 1627. JOHN H. EMRICK, MANAGER 836 EQUITABLE BU I LDI NG. DENVER, COLO. December 23, 1926. BRANCH OFFICES: DIRMINOHAM, ALA. BOSTON BUTTE, MONT, CALCUTTA. CHRISTIANIA, NORWAY. CLAREMONT, N . H . CLEVELAND, DALLA~, TE X. OEN V £A ,C OLO , DULUTH . MINN . EL PASO ,TEX. Hf:NRV£TTA , OKLA , HUNTINGTON W . \/A. J OPLIN ,M O . KNOX. V IL-L E, TENN , LONDON . ENG. Mr. ·George B. Pryde, Vice-President, Union Pacific Coal Company, Rocle Springs, \7yo. Dear Sir: I want to thank y·o u very kinclly f or g iving permission ta ].Tr. N. I.Iatsuda, Chief 3ng ineer of the :Mitsui Mining Campany, Tokyo, Japan, to visit your Hanna, Wyoming, mine. It has been my pleasure to meet a number of Japanese who have come over to loolc around. to learn v,hat they could ~d I must say that among them 1.1r. liatsuda appeals as being an outstanding, high caliber type of man. Than1cing you again for your lcindness and with the Season's Greetings, I arn Yours very truly, JRE-C MEXICO. O . F' MUS~OOEE , O KLA , NEwvo nK . PAR IS , F RANCE: PITTSOURCM . PA . ST. LOUIS , M O , SALT LAH.I? C ITV, UT.Al-I, S A N FRANCISCO . SANTIAG O , CHILE , SF'OKANE , WASH , SYDNEY. N . S . W TERRE HAUTC'. IND. TO.-<VO TORONTO. TURIN , ITALY. VANCOUVER, a.c . �JAMES R . THORPE !,' PRESIDENT _, ALL COAL SHIPPED TO BE PAID FOR AT CIRCULAR PRICE AT DATE OF SHIPMENT MINE WEIGHTS TO GOVERN SHIPMENTS ,•);' HERBERT ADDISON VICE• PRE S IDENT AND SALES MANAGER , !~ /(\ .\ t '\ ci! /\... __./ ! 1 \ 1 ··11,.,_,;, , . fr i r ' 'HE B~G HORN COLLIERIES IN EVENT OF STRIKE& AT MINES OR STOPPAGE FROM CAUSES BEYOND OUR CONTROL , WE RESERVE THE OPTION OF TERMINATING ALL CONTRACTS AND MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF BIG HORN COAL CA.NCELLINO UN F ILLED ORDERS WITH " MINE POBTOFFICI CROSBY , WYOMING G ENERAL O F FICES 412·14 COLORADO BLDG . DENVER.COLORADO OUT RECOURSE PHONE MAIN 544 C!'o!=b y, 1.'/yoming March 13th 1926 Mr Georgf'.l B .P~y•fo, . h ner::t l : :ans gar, Union Pacific Coal Company, Rock SpringE, v:~roming De a r l '. r Pryde:This v,ill introduce Ur John R Jones, Mine Forenian for this company, who i s i n Rock Spri ngs for a !ow days to see , if possible, first hand some of the latest 'Safety First' and othe r recent mining innovations. Both he and the writer will appre ciate vory much if you can consistently give him permission to visit your mines while he is there. 'l'h=,;1king you in advance for any courtesies you may extent! · Mr Jones, I am, Yours very truly, ~~ Supe rin ten tierut �- r.'tr. Joo Sea to n~ c/ o Spring Gunyon Coa l Co ., Spring Canyon, Utaho_ Dear Joe: I fill sorry I did not get to s ee you on Sa:tv.rday before you left but I v1as norkint; quit G l u'~e in t h o 0ngineers 11 office o \fo uld like 'i;o hu ve hud u talk Y1i th you befoi· 0 you left our to get your Jpiui:m on/11:.echaniccl lou dingo opport unity to see 0 1, • op3rotions. No doubt you found a consid- erable chcn :.1e in th 3 l ast fe,1 y0urs since you uer0 enployed by us as an ofJ ic-ial. Let ue hear from you soine t illle so J,hat :;: mu.y knor: hov you are i;ett.ing a.longo i."Jith kind· personal. reiards for yourself and fanily o I reno.in Vel'y truly yours 0 , ~1tR~tr1R-,o I ' _ cb �GENERAL MAtl AGEfl D~ •. Gaorgo otia Soi~1g Diroo-tor11 U. S. Geol.og:nl Survey0 D~p~rttron~ of the Iutorior~ f/aGhing<l:on O n.. a• Daar Dr~ Snith: "'to'r.'llt{;:, Suporvioing lining Enginoo? 0£ tho Geological Surv0y~ 1:1ho i-s 0 :1 hie ·~my ta !il.nsknc rrould like to 000 so:::ra of' the rook duotinG dono c.~ 'i''h3 U~ion Puoifi:c. Coal Con~ nineso Xn ?eply I m.rsd you yeoter- do.y ac f'o!lovs: 1 ' !.t;)ttor tc::inty sixth. · 1::ill be vary glad· ha.vo Ur.' -:;a ,Jill be very glad indeed to bo.vo i.:!r. ·stu.:mrt visit our m110Q c.nd I hc.ve arranged ,Ii t h ?!r. ·George. n. _Pryde0 our Vice Preoidant .- and Gero..i':u ifu.n!lger nt Rock Springs.,. to talce care of hia, 1'.lr. ·st0unrt to advice r.J?. Pryde de.ta of' nrrival.~ , �JOHN McNEIL PRE:S JOENT 1 M E , McNEIL COAL CORPORATION . , ~ ~ lrna~~~ A~0 "=--'~ - - = l~~R~ __..--::::: == __= o ~~F-1;, ~~ EQUITABLE Bl~ / ~ 4= - ,-=....... ~ 7 --- " · '---'--'---,d-~ ' 1///2 , / g~~!f ~.E,cl 1~m ,' ~ ~ ~ d"'ERAL!~~R - 0-UTT CO. ,COLO '' \ • October 11, 1923. Mr. George B. Pryde, V.P. and G. M. Union Pacific Coal Company Rock Springs, Wyoming My dear Mr. Pryde: ~~,J / On my father's return from his recent and very pleasant trip to Rock Springs, he informed me that you had been good enough to invite me and others of our Company to see .the conveyor loaders in operation. We find it convenient to make this trip early next week and will call on you about Monday or Tuesday. There will be a tout four others in my party. I trust we will not inconvenience you to any great extent. · My father sailed on October 6 from New York for San Diego by way of the Panama Canal. I am sure he will enjoy this trip, as he has often expressed a keen interest in the canal and lock. Yours very truly, Jl mm~ +-P AMM McC ��;, .: r � 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 1925-1926 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Mine Visits, 1926 Description An account of the resource Letters regarding visits from people throughout 1926. Documents are held together by staples. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource A.W. Dickenson, E.W. Winderanders, May Justeson, George B. Pryde, S.W. Farnham, John H. Emirick, Eugene McAuliffe Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0299 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co.