https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/29b4261ca7d2803a5204daccce738669.pdf e4f2bd4327263287aa200cafbdbb81b7 PDF Text Text FILE NOo 284 - Visitors - Colorado School of Mines' Students �COLORADO A C OLLE GE OF SCHOOL MIN E R AL OF MINES E N GIN E E RIN G GOLDEN COLO RAD� May 25, 1955 Mro Vo O. Murray G eneral Manager Union Pacific Coal Co. Rock Springs, Wyoming Dear Mro Murray: We wish to express our thanks to you for the fine visit we had at your property on May 10. We feel that the opportunity which you have afforded us will be beneficial in the future, both academically and materially. In addition we greatly appreciated your generous hospitality in taking care of our lunch. Sincerely, GTBsll George T. Bator Associate Professor d�:t� �May 6, 1955 Y�. George T. Bator, hssociate Professor Colorado .School of :.Iines Mining Department Golden, Colorado Dear Professor Bator: Your letter of ?.'!ay 3rd aavising that a group of sixteen mining students and two facult." members �·.ill visit our properties on May 10th has been received. 'Ne wish to advise that \;e hnve scheduled our Stansbury and Superior mines to 1:wrk 'Iuesdo.y, Y:.ay 10th, and it is our plan at the present time for your group to v�sit the Stans bury Nine, No. 7 Seam, ,•;here a continuous miner, Joy loading machines, ar.d shuttle cars on a belt panel are in operation, also a couple oi shakers doin6 developcrent work. This will give your t;roup an opportunity to s1,e this equip!llent in operation. ·::e will be looking for you on Tuesday, l!B::l 10th,rr and will try to .sho•,; you the complete cycle of operation at this property. '.':ith kindest regards. Very truly yours, Origin2,l Si;roed; V. O. MURRAY VOM:KB �C O L O R A D O A C OLLE G E MINING S C H O O L OF MINE R AL O F MIN E S G OL D E N E N GINE E RIN G DEPARTMENT C OL O R A D O May 3o11 1955 Mr. V. o. Murray General Manager Union Pacific Coal Co. Rock Springs, Wyoming Dear Mr. Murray: As mentioned in your letter of March 4, I write now to call your attention to the fact that our group of 16 mining students and two faculty members wish to visit one of your properties on May 10. Our complete itinerary was sent to you last week, and I trust you have received it. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter, and I am looking forward to meeting you next week. Very truly yours, George T. Bator, Associate Professor GTBsll �MEMORANDUM Sixteen senior mining students from the Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado, under supervision of Professor George T, Bator and Professor Howard L. Hartman, arrived at Rock Springs 5:45 p.m., May 9, 1955, and were taken into the Stansbury Mine thy following morning, May 10, 1955, by Mr. V. O. Murray, General Manager, Mr. C. E. Grosso, Mine Superintendent, Mr. Robt. Yourston, Resident Engineer, Mr. James Mecca, Mine Foreman Nao 7 Seam, and Mr. John Nesbit, Mine Foreman. The group visited all the working places in No. 7 Seam, watching the working cycle of the following equipment operating in this seam: Top cutters, shuttle cars, Joy loaders, Continuous miner, belt ways and shaking conveyors. The average age of the students was probably 22 - 23 years. They were a well behaved bunch of young men and were taken to luncheon at Howard's by The Union Pacific Coal Company. The group was ready to go into the mine at 7:45 a.m., came to the surface about 11:00 a.m., were furnished showers, towels, soap, and then proceeded to Howard's for lunch and left at 1:30 p.m. for Jackson, Wyoming. From this location they hoped to go through the Yellowstone Park into Butte, Montana. General Office Dictated by Mr. V. o. Murray May 10, 1955 �HEi.�0RA.t.lDU?l Sixteen senior mining students from the Colorado .::ichool of Mines, Golden, Colorado, under supervisio of Professor George 'I. Bator and Professor Henard L. Hartr.:ia.n, arrived at Rock Springs 5.:45 .m.t, May 9, 1955, and were taken into the Stansbury lline the following morning, May 10, 195 5, by I.r. V. 0. !.{urray, Gene ral Manager, Mr. C. E. Grosso, 'tine Superintendent; Mr. Robt. Yourston, P-esident Engineer, !Jr. James .Mecca, �Jine Foreman No. 7 Seam, and 2ir. John Nes it, Mine Foremi'm. The group visited all the i;mrking places in Nq. 7 Seam, watching the ,'lOrking cycle of the follm'iing equipment operating j_n this seam: Tor cutters, shuttle cars, Joy loaders, Continuous miner, belt -:.:;a.y;; and shakinr; conveyors. 'Ihe average age of the students r;as iJrobably 22 They were e. v;ell be:haved bunch of younr; nen and ,·Jere taken to luncheon at Howard I s by The Union Pacific Coal Cumpan�r. The group nas reaciy to l,O into the mine at 7: 45 a.m., came to the surface about 11:00 a.m., were furnished shm·1ers, tov1els, soap, and then nroceedec. to Hm·, 2.rd Is for lunch ar.d left 2.t 1: 30 p.m. f�r Jackson, "":"yoming. From this location they hoped to go through the Yellm·,stone Park into Butte, Montan5. 0 1 ·L�1 s·.. \1 General Office Dictated by�- V. 0. �urray May 10, 1955 I , � { -: l� �RELEASE FROM LIABILITY Each of the undersigned hereby states that he·understands and realizes that coal mines and mining If'emises are extremely dangerous; and that for and in consideration of permission granted to him by The Union Pacific Coal Company, a corporation, to visit and inspect its coal mine, operations and premises on this 10th day of _t ____May _______tt _, 19-12,_, and subsequent days, each of said undersigned does hereby assume any and all risk of personal injuries and for loss of or damage to his property, while upon said Company's premises, and while travel­ ing to and from the same, and does hereby, for himself and his heirs, executors, administrators and dependents, forever acquit, release and discharge said The Union Pacific Coal Company, a corporation, and all its officers, agents, servants and employees, from any and all liability, of whatsoever character, for any and all personal injuries, and for loss of or damage to his property, which may be sus­ tained by him while upon said Company's premises, or while traveling to and from the same, irrespective of the manner in which said injuries or damages may arise or be caused, and whether said injuries result in death or otherwise; and each of the undersigned covenants that neither he nor his heirs, execut�rs, administrators, or dependents shall ever institute any action or legal proceeding to recover dam­ ages for such injuries or death, or damages to his property. If this release shall be executed by a female, the pronouns tthe n ; 11 1 1 him 11 , his 11 and "himself", as used herein, shall be read and construed to include their feminine equivalent. Dated this 10th day of ------------May , 19 55 �RELEASE FROM LIABILITY Eaoh of the undersigned hereby states that he understands and realiz es that coal mines and mining :iremises are extreme ly dangerous; and that for and in consideration of permission granted to him by The Union Pacific Coal Company, a corporation, to visit and inspect its coal mine, operations and premises on this 10th day of _____Ma ___ y______,t 19�, and subsequent days, each of said undersigned does hereby assume any and all risk of personal injuries and for loss of or damage to his property,. while upon said Company's premises, and while travel­ ing to and from the same, and does hereby, for himself and his heirs, executors, / administrators and dependents, forever acquit, release and discharge said The Union Pacific Coal Company, a corporation, and all its officers, agents, servants and employees, from any and all liability, of whatsoever character, for any and·all personal injuries, and for loss of or damage to his property, which may be sus­ tained by him v.hile upon said Company's premises, or while traveling to and from the same, irrespective of the manner in which said injuries or damages may arise or be caused, and whether said injuries result in death or otherwise; and each of the undersigned covenants that neither he nor his heirs, executors, administrators, or dependents shall ever institute any action or legal proceeding to recover dam­ ages for such injuries or death, or damages to his property. If this release shall be executed by a female, the pronouns 11 he", 11 him", "his" and 11 himseif 11 , as used herein, shall be read and construed to include their feminine equivalent. Dated this 10th day of May , 19 55 • ------------- I HA.VE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE ABOVE RELEASE. �RELEASE FROM LIABILITY undersigned hereby states that he understands and realizes that coal mines and mining II"emises are extremely dangerous; and that for and in considerati on of permission granted to him by The Union Pacific Coal Company, a corporation, to visit and inspect its coal mine, operations and premises on this ___l_O_t_h_ day of _tt , 19 �, and subsequent days, each of said ____M•ay t _t_t_____ undersigned does hereby assume any and all risk of personal injuries and for loss of or damage to his property, while upon said Company's premises, and while travel­ ing to and from the same, and does hereby, for himself and his heirs, executors, administrators and dependents, forever acquit, release and discharge said The Union Pacific Coal· Company, a corporation, and all its officers, agents, servants and employees, from any and all liabi lity, of whatsoever character, for any and all personal injuries, and for loss of or damage to his property, which may be sus­ tained by him'v.hile upon said Company's premises, or while traveling to and from the same, irrespective of the manner in which said injuries or damages may arise or be caused, and whether said injuries result in death or otherwise; and each of the undersigned covenants that neither he nor his heirs, executors, administrators, or dependents shall ever institute any action or legal proceeding to recover dam­ ages for such injuries or death, or damages to his property. 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V. O o Murray Gener al Manager Un i on P a c i f i c Co a l Co . Ro c k S p r i n g s , W y om i n g D e a r Mr . M u r r a y : I w i s h t o t h ank you for p e rm i s s i o n to vi s i t o n e o f you r p ro p e r t i e s a n d I wi l l a l s o wr i t e to you s ev e r a l d ay s b e f or e o u r v i s i t a s r e qu e s t e d i n you r l e t t e r . V e r y t r u l y you r s t, cJ. � � G eo r g e r. B a tor ..fe. As s o c i a t e Pro f e s sor GTB : 1 1 �( I I ·� I' J' ,/2 / March 4, 195 5 Mr o Ge orge To Bator, Associate Professor Colorado School of Mines Golden, Colorado (CC - Mr o I o Mo C harles Mr o J o B o Hughes Mr o c . E o Gro sso) Dear Profes.sor Bator: This will advise recefpt of your letter of March 2nd stating that yo11 are planning a mine inspzction trip this cominB liay and that �rou i70uld like to schedule a visit in one of The Union P�cific Coal Company ' s mines Tuesday morning , May lOth o ;Ne will be very happy to have you and your group of students visit us and I i1ish you ,,ould call this to my attention a fe\'1 days before you e:>q>ect to arrive so it will enable us to schedule one of our properties to nork on that dateto You no doubt know that r10 have curtailed our operations very materially working only the D 0 O o Clark Mine at Superior , Wyoming and the Stansbury Mine at Stans­ bury, Wyoming. May 10th. As m::1.tters now stand we will expect you on Very truly yours, VOM:tKB ' .v �March 4, 195 5 Llr o George T. Bator, Associ ate Professor Colorado School of Mines Golden, Colorado (CC - fflr . Io 11. Charles Mr . J.tB. Huehes Mro C . E .. Grosso) Dear Professor Bator: This will advis e receipt of your letter of !�arch 2nd stating that you are planning a mine inspection trip this coming i1e.y and that you 1:,ould like to schedule a visit in one of The Union Pacific Coal Company ' s mines Tuesday morning, tlay 10th. We t':ill be very happy to have you and your group of students visit us and I wish you v;ould call this to myt attention a few days before you expect to arrive so it will ena.ble us to schedule one of our proparties to ,·rork on that dateto You no doubt know that we have crurtailed our operations very materially working only the D . O. Clark Mine at Supa�ior , Wyoming and the Stansbury Mine at Stans­ bury, Wyomingo May 10th. As matters now stand we will expect you on Very truly yours, VO�:tKB �C A O L O R A D C O L L E GE MINING O S OF C H O O L M I N E R AL DE P AR T ME N T O F M I N E S G E N GIN E E RIN G O L D E N C O L ORAD O March 2 , Mr o V o O o Murray Vic e-President Union P aci f i c Co al Co . Rock Sp ri ngs , Wyomi ng De ar Mr. Murr a y : The M i n i ng Dep artme nt of the Colorado School of M i n es i s p la n n i ng a mi n e i nsp ect ion tr i p th is comi ng M ay and w e would l i k e to i nclud e on e of your m ech a n i z ed co al mi n es on our iti n e rary. Our tri p i s d i r ect ed tow ard th e Butte are a a nd i f i t would not i nconv e n i e nce your op er ations, we would li ke to schedul e one of your mi n es for Tu esd ay morning , M a y 10. W e will b e tr aveli ng by st ate v eh i cles a nd there will be 16 sen ior m i n i ng stude nts a nd two f acul ty members i n our gIWp . Our ob j ect i v e i s to f it i n w i th th e norm al comp a ny ro�ti n e, v i si ti ng underground i n the morni ng and surf ace p l a nt i n the a fternoon, time p ermi tt i ng . All members o f th e p arty will be e qui p p ed to go underground except for el ectri c h e ad lamps. We w i ll a p preci ate a ny f avorabl e consi deration you may extend a nd w i ll b e ple ased to rece i v e suggestions you m ay wish to of f er . Very truly George T o Bator Associ at e Professor GT&LL �A FILE NO. . / --.. ----·---...-- lbert go !Ceen::i.n, \ssociate Professor of Dining Colorndo School of !i:i.nes .olden, Color�do (CC - Liro I o 1:. Cho.des) eo.r Prof I<eenan � o 1_. ;c ac kr1ov1led'"'e your letter of clntc ctobcr 10th, Qdvisin� that travel 1:L"'litations 'i'iill not allou your visitinz our Hanna r-ro. 4-/\. Bine on date October 27 . The c2.ncellation h:1s not cauc;ed any inc onvenience nncl ne shn.11 be he.pm to have you inclu :e tho 'ock Sprin_�s area in the itinerary for your s0nior class during the sprine; of' 1950 . COl"dially, HCL/rt �t ' COLORADO SCHOOL OF M I N ES GOLDEN. COLORADO Oc tobe r 1 0 , 1949 Mr . H . C . Livings ton , Vic e Pre s ident Union Pa c ific C oal C ompany Rock Spr ingsa, Wyoming Dear Mr . Livings ton : Thank you f or your l e tter of Se ptember 30 , 1949 , grant ing us pe rmis s ion to vis i t the Hanna No . 4 .Mine of the Union Pac i f ic C oal C ompany on Oc tober 27 with our s e ni or mining s tude n tsa. I t is with re gre t tha t we mus t canc e l this pr opo sed vis i t due to trave l l imita t ions occa s i oned by a cur ta ilment in time allowe d for the trip. · Ac c ordingly , plea s e be advi sed tha t we will be unab le to vi s i t you on Oc tober 27 as planned , and re gre t any inc onventence we may have caused you by thi s cancella t ion . Our spring inspe c ti on tri p for our mining seniors will inc lude v i s i ts to mining ins talla tions , b o th hard rock and c oal , in the Nor thwe s t dis tric t and we will grea tly appre c iate the oppor tuni ty to vis it c oal mine s in the Rock Springs area a t tha t time . Howe ve r , ins ofar a s this i s in the s omewhaat dis tan t future , I shall corre spond with you la ter re que s ting your views on this ma tte r . S inc e re ly yours , AMK : j �� --=---Albert M. Ke enan As soc ia te Profe s s ora. of Mining �Septe ,1b or 30, 19h9 Albe:i:� t ! I o i<eo.1::.an, i", ssoc i£._\'i;o Professm· o_ L:ining Coior[1do $choo1 of _fines Col ,on, Color.ndo . - 1·t,,t· o Jr o :i , h�� ( .,,t ~• o ,.v "'1..!.'l:-::c: •_; :;; ) \J V Der..r • ...•of o r eencn � Our upolo§ fo·• dcl.3.y in repl� :in� 'i; o your lette of � e:) �C ber 22, 1949 , r,m·ms sion for your senior cl:1sa of 3h stu.dents, to-3ether ·.i.:ith three fa.cultt' I. G1:bors, to vi�it our !!::mm. Ho o 4-:-. ::inc on ltit, e Cc-caber 27tha :c-- equestine R,aply to your lett.er has been crnbycd av:aitin ::; scr.10 a.dvic G as to the poss.:.bility of filrF' :J o )Grat.in_; on cto:.ier 27 . r-o_ turn� ,ely, r:c have :ca­ c eiv0d n<ivice on this date that ow .ines will return to 0·)3ra.tions on t!ondny, Octobm.· 3, nnd ·;;e nre conficknt th. t t oy wil l ·o ::orkin[; on dato October 27t. 1 :1 0 v;clcome your p:1rty to ow· I!a.rm:1 fJo o L}-A property on date October 2'7 an l viill make arrc.ngcmcnts for sufficient n1.ll!'cb cr of our en�:ineering per­ sonnel to meet your party .:i.nd .:iccompal'l.>'· you unclercroW1dto 1 i'Je r;ill app1"0ciatc your advising us by wire on dste Oct.ober 25 the time of' your arrlvnl at Hc1ru1a s o thut Yle may make propG!' o.r-.ranGements . i.Ve sua�ost that your party b0 at the mine mouth not later than 6 :30 a omo October 27 to catch the 7 : 00 u om o ma.ntrip, this of course if convenient to arrange o Cordially, Original Signed: H. C. LIVI NGSTON HCL/rt �kECEIVED Omaha - September 28 , 1949 S E P 3 0 1949 ____ 080-3 VICE-PRESIDENf OP E RATIONS ._,,._����'. Mr o H o C o Livingston : Your s of Sept ember 26 , with att ached copy o f letter from Albert M. Keenan , Assoc iate Professor of Mining , Co lorado School of Mine s , reque sting permi ssion �or hi s senior class o f 34 mining student s and three faculty members to vi sit o ur Hanna 4-A Mine on Thursday , October 27 , • 1949 : I see no obj ection to allowing Profe s sor Keenane· and the student s to vi sit the Hanna 4-A Mine . I would sugge st , however , that you make arrangements for suf­ fici ent co nductors to organi ze the underground vi sit to allow fo r uninterrupt ed ope ration, as_ well as for the prot ection o f the visitors . Probably Mr . Charle s and hi s experi enced mining engineers wo uld be helpful to Mr . Burre s s in handling the party . �} i Rock S prings - Septe�ber 26n, I.'iX' o I o N o Bayles s : ;:Je attach c opy of l etter by Albert Ho Keenan .? A ssoc iate Professor of tiining, C olorado School of Mines, dated September 22, 1949, requesting permis sion for his senior class of 34 mining student s and 'i:,hree faculty mem­ bcn• s to visit our Hanna No . 4-A lli.ne on Thursday .? October 27, 191�9n. rJe b elieve that you mentioned attendin the 75th Anniversary cel0- bration at Golden and may wish t.o discuss thi s matter ,·Jith Mr . Keennn at that time . In the event that you do not attend the c elebra'(,ion and wi sh t o have us make reply to Ur . I(eenan ' s letter, will you kindly advisen. Originatl Sign ed:t H. C. LIVING STO N HCL/rt �COLORADO SC HOOL OF MINE A S C H O O L O F M I N ERAL E N G I N E E RI N G G O LD E N ' C O L ORADO DEPARTMENT O F MINING ENGINEERING S e ptember 22 , 1949 Mr . H . C . Livings t on , V i c e Pre s id ent in C harge o f Ope ra t i ons Union Pa c if ic C oa l C ompany Ro ck S prinr.;so, Hyoming De a r Ur . Livings t on : The mining depa r tm ent of the C o l orad o S c hool· of r.Une s i s pre s en t ly planning an ins pe c ti on tri p o f �e s te rn mining opera t i ons f o r the s e n i or c la s s o, and w ould grea tlv a ppre c ia te the opportuni ty of vi s i t ing the Hanna C oa 1 Mine of th e Un i on Pa c i f i c C oa l C ompany � .A c c ordingly we w i sh t o talce th i s opportun i ty to d e te rmine i f i t is po s s ible f or us to inc lude the Hanna Mine in our i t ine rary . r.I.b e propo s e d da te wh i ch w ould_ favor our s che dule would be Thurs day , Oc tobe r 27 , 1949 . Thi s da te , i t i s r e a l i ze d , w i l l b e c ontingent upon the end ing of the current c oa l s trike , bu t i f a t a l l po s s ible ·w e w ould a ppre c ia t e the oppor tuni ty of v i s i t ing th i s ins ta l la t i on . The inspe c t i ori g roup w ould b e c ompo s e d of 34 mining s tudents a nd 3 fa cul ty memb e r s t rave l ing by chartered bus , the la t te r rema ining w i th the group a t a l l t ime s . 1.Ve sha l l grea tly appre c ia te any favorable c ons ide ra t ion you may extend us re ga rdinq; the propos e d ,ri s i t a s we fe e l the s tudents and facul ty a l ike wi l l gre a t ly bene f i t from the opportuni ty of s e e ing your mining opera tions and plant fac i l i t ie s . I t vJ i l l be doub ly inte re s t ing t o the s tudent s who are gradua t ing th i s c ominc; s pring in the re c e ntly re ­ e s tabl i she d c oa l mining curriculum . �1Ve sha l l we l c ome any sugge s t ions you may ha ve to of f e r re ga rding our propos ed trip . Im_m ed ia te ly upon re c e ipt of your de c i s i on, if fa vorabl e , ·w e sha l l be gin c orre s pondenc e w i th the Chamber o f C omme rc e of Rav,l ins , 'fJyoming , re la tive t o hotel and mea l a c c onunoda tionso. Any SU[�e;e s ti ons you may o ffe r in thi s re pe c t w i l l be mos t we l c omeo. s=� Al'.fKo: j Albe rt M . Ke enan A s s oc ia te Profe s s or of Mining �DOM ESTIC 5 J INT"RNAT 0" Check the class of service desired ; othen,ise this me.ssnge will he sentns ,dull rato telegram DAY LETTER 1206 NIGHT LETTER NO. WDS.·CL. OF SVC, JOSEPH L. EG�N. PRl?BIOt::NT PD. OR COLL. CASH NO, '- Check the clru,,.of service desired • othernise th.is messngo will bo ' sentnt the full ra.te FULL RATE DEFERRED CODE NIGHT LETTER CHARGE TO THE ACCO UNT OF TI M E FILED Send tl:cfollowlnc mcssoec, subject to the term, on baek hereof, which are hertby =ud to �:ee�c.rr1 1 __Q'i; I f\.:.';,?O • ,� olc:ir2Co ..c�!' . !:h.. . Telegraph your order for America's favorite magazines-HOLIDAY, 1 yr., $5 o the Post, 1 yr., $6 o LADIES' ll-lOME JOURNAL, 1 yr., $3. All prices U. S. only. No charge for wire. Pay Western IIJnion clerk for subscription or when billed by publisher. Publlshlirwlll, on subscriber's requost. refund run amount paid for copies not previously mailed. Prices ·subject lo change without notice. �- C O p y - COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES GOLDEN , COLORADO July 2 6 , 1949 I-Ire. I o N o Bay l e s s Pre s iden t The Unio n P ac i fi o � Ooal Company 1�16 Dodge Stre et Oml.!l.h a 2 D Nebraska. De ar Mr o B ay l e s s : E . R . Coombe s , Exeoutive Vi ce -Pre sident o f Me chani z at ion Maga­ zine has sugge-st e d I co rre spond with you relative to a mutually convenient date for a vi sit t o the ooal mining propert ie s of The Union P ac ifio Co al Company . As ue starn ed'it or of the magazine , the nature of my vi sit ui ll be to gather mat eri al on the mining of co al , including all of the impor tant phase s of conl mining · sc·1hi oh we feature in our mo dern min e story o f the month. Mr s . Coombes has sugge sted we cover the St ansbury Nine o f The Union Pacific C oal Company , but the final de cision i:·r e leave to your di s cret ion . t-1y pre sent schedul e fav· o rs the dat e s o f August 1 and 2 p 1949 , for the propo sed vi site. Thi s uould afford ampl e opportunity fo r me t o vi sit your property and spend one day in si de the mine and one day to look over the surface installations and gather background mat erial on· the hi story of the mine , and other items of intere ste. In our pre sentation of the story , -we find pho tograph s to be o f gre at int ere st and mo st uee ful o I shall appreciate reviewing any pho tographs yo u may have available and will be ple ased to photograph any addit io nal feature s you may de siree. It i s hoped the abo ve date s are mutually sat i s factory to you . I shall appreciate a confirmat ion o f the se date s , or any suggest ion for dat e s mo re convenient t o you . Since the time element i s so short , I shall be mo st grateful fo r a confirmation by t e legram advi sing me of the name and lo cat ion of the mine and the person to whom I sho uld report on August lat or your selected dat e e. Ki ndly send the t elegram collect to my home addre s s , n amely , 8893 We st 10th Avenue , Denver 5 , Colorado . Sincerely., /s/ Albert M. Keenan Nest ern Editor Mechani zation Magazine �Ii != I LE NO . .::..... ---�---June 5 , 1948 :u.rr. Clifton rJ. Livingston� Head Department of Mining Colorado School of Mines Golden, C olorado Dear Mro Livings ton : 'He ackno�·1l edge your l ett er of date Jw1e 3 , 194'8 , expres s­ ing your appreciat ion of c ourtes ie s extended durinr; the recent vis it of the Senior Class to our propertiesr. i'Je are aluays happy t o have the 1Jiners 1 1 vis it the property 11 and assure you that your group r.;ill always be welcrome Cordially, Cri� inul Si3ned: H. c."' LIV INGSTO N HCL/rt o �, COLORADO SCHOOL OF M I N ES GOLDEN. COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF M IN ING June 3 , 194 8 J ;J N 5 1 948 Mr . H. C . Livings ton Vic e Pre s ident in Charge of Ope ra tions Uni on Pac ific C oal C ompany Rock Springs , Wyoming Dear Mr o Living s ton : We grea tly appre c ia te the c ourte s ie s ex tende d to us on our re cent vi sit to your prope r ty . Will you pl e a se extend oura.pe r­ sona l thank s to all concerned wi th the vi s i t . We fully re ali ze the sacrif ic e s to your re gular rou tine of produc tion which re sult from a vi s i t by a group the size of ours . We hope , however , tha t i t will be po s s ible for us to revi s i t your plant in fu ture years . You.r s _very truly , ,( da � 4J . ;(,·�· 71�..-.z:,-,,-...L.._. C l if ton W . Living s ton, Head De par tment of Mining �Ma y 26a, 1948 M ETALLU RGICAL EN G I N EERING T he Uni on P a c i f i c Coa l C ompa ny Rock Springs Wy oming Attent i on : Mr . H . C . Living s t on V i c e Pr e s ident , Opera t i ons Dear Mr . Living s t on : May I thank y ou for y our kindne s s in s end ing t o me a c opy of t he g r oup pi cture of t he s e ni or c la s s , ta ken at Rock Spring s on May 10 . I t hink i t i s a ve ry ex c e l lent gr oup p ho t ograph and I now have i t pub l i s hed on t he bulle tin b oa rd , where i t ha s been a t tra c t ing c on s i d erable a t t ent i on . S ome of the boy � �l!Y� bee!]. wond e r ing if i t wou�d 1?,e os~s f b ll? t o ob �i n cop i e s o f the p hot ogra p h . Rea l ly , I am ve ry s o rry I c ould not make t he t r i p thi s spr ing , but I hope to be able t o vi s i t Rock Spr ings s ome t ime dur i ng the c oming summe r t o say he l l o and t o look a t t he d a ta y ou ha ve c oncerning ut i l i za t i on of we s t­ e rn coa l s . My own gue s s i s t hey wi l l be us ed for pr oduc t i on of synt he t i c liquid fue ls long bef ore we begin t o u s e oi l s ha le in quant ity for the same purp o s e . Tell the boys he l l o for me . Your s very c or d i a l lya, i, t l� CBC : jw C . B . Ca rpenter Hea d of De par tment .J �Ma,y- 21 J) 1948 \ J Professor Cl.ark Bno Carpent e r Colorado School o f Mines Golden l) C ol orado Dear Prof : We are transmitt ing, under separate cover, copy of group picture of the s enior class trip, 1948, taken at Rock Springs on date .liay 10 . VJe felt the picture might be of interest to you and others o The group c onducted themselves very uell and it �ms a. pleasure to have them v isit the propa rtyo Needles s to say, v;e missed your SI!l.iling c ountenan c e as nell as that of Dean Signer . Kindest personal wishesn. Yours very truly, Orin0inr1\ Si,r d: H. C,nLW\1 ;G::i"\ v:·bn HCL/rt �May 6 , 1948 .Mr . H. c . Living s ton Vi ce Pre s ident in Charge of Opera tions u. P. C oal C ompany Rock Springs , Wyoming De ar .Mr . Living s t on : Our seni or trip schedule s are now comple ted, and we are enc l o s ing c opie s of our printed trip schedule as promi sed . We are all look ing forward to the tri p , and will s e e you on the da te sche duled. Ve ry truly yours , e. u/ �r- da c . w. Livings ton, Head De partment of Mining Engine e ring �flLE ; '.J . ............ :..... Colorado School of Mines GOLDEN. COLORADO May 9 to 21, Inclusive 1948 ThroughCoal lllines at Rock Springs, Wyoming. lllines, Concentrators, and Smelters, Snlt Luke City a!Hl vicinity. l\lines, Concentrators, and Smelters, Butte and vicinity. Cement l'lllllt at Devil's Slide, Utah. Iron llllning at Sunrise, Wyomini:-. �Colorado School of Mines GOLDEN . COLO R A DO May 9 to 21, Inclusive 1948 ;., TRANSPORTATION gy : The Union Pacific Railroad PARTICIPATING COMPANIES : The Union Pacific Coal Company Kennecott Copper Corporation, Utah Copper Division Geneva Steel Company United States Smelting Refining and Mining Company Combined Metals Reduction Company New Park Mining Company Silver King Coalition Mines Company The Elmco Corporation Anaconda Copper Mining Company Ideal Cement Company The Colorl?-do Fuel and Iron Corporation �COLORADO SCHOOL OF l\UNES Senior Mining and Metallurgical lnspcctio �rip 1 948 A N AJ,L-E X PE ' • T R I P Your d posit o f o n h undred forty-five dolla-s, ($ 145.00) pays for all n c ssary c...x pens s of this trip. These includ transportation, meals, t i ps, be , and inci­ dentals but do not includ any expens tlrnt may be incur­ red by any memb r of th group for h :s own pe rsonal use. l'RO:H l'TN • All members of the party a::·e requested to report promptly for every in p ct1on trip o.nd at U1e tirn shown in the itin rary. All busses will I •ave promptly on sched­ ule. and trains cannot be held up for late arrivals. Failure to be on han d at h tart of an i nspection trip, unless ex­ cus d b for hand, will be counted as an abs nee. 0 RTE Y Th Colorado School of l ines n.s w II n.s the members of this party w ill be on inspection at v ry plant. Not only will this group be the guests of th various companies who hav xtended th courtesy of p rmitting the group to visit th plan but the actions of u,e members of the group will det rmine the attitud of the e compo.niese toward futur r quests to visit these plants. Be courteous. ask questions. get all the info:-mation possible, but do not indulg in hor!!'. -. lay. AFETY Th companies whose plants will be visited cannot be responsibl for he safety of th members of the group whll on visitation. uides w i l l b supplied by each of the plants visit d. Every pos ible precaution to prevent accid nts will be taken, but it will be necessary for every m mber of th party to exercis caution, care. and Vi&"l• lance whil on plant v isitation. Follow your guide, remam with your squad, do not wander away from the group. Abov all do not try to operate machines, and do not ind ulge in what seems to be harmless fun. R E PO RTS A written r port is r quired. To be able to prepare a good report it i nee ssary to take as complete notes as possibl o n ev ry plant visited. The report must be type­ written. It b comes a permanent record of the trip. Its value to the individual writing it w iJJ depend upon the are taken i n pr pari ng notes from which the report Is t :-anscribed. This r port must be handed into the re­ spective departments not later than May 25th. 1948. The cred i t value of the report is 3 semester hours. These credits are required for graduation. �CLOTHING urtl hats und flashlights are required for al l men htkit11: this trip. If open lamps are not permitted u nderground the com­ p:,any invol\·cd will furnish the necessary safety lamps re­ <nuired. The weather may be chilly. csJJecially in Butte, and u-.rarm clothing i s recommended. The mi nes will be warm, and in seve-al cases wet. ffiubstantlal silocs shou l d be to.k n, and rubber boots and Jrainco:1.ls or slickers are advisable in several of the mines. T.11 e towel, soap, and a change of clothing to Sunr ise. GROUP Keep with your group. I n case y o u w i s h t o leave your group ask the group leader. The Faculty members a, tak ing this trip to be of assistance to the members of the group. Ask questions. Take advantage of every op­ portun ity to obtain information about processes ancl. meth­ ods mployed in all plants visited. Groups are as followse: Group 1 R. T. Phelps, Metall urgy Bodine, G. C. Clark, B. C. Elsner, F. R. Gough, C. P. Ho, F. H. Horn, C. L. Lankenau, A. W. Loeb, M. J . Mosheim. L . P. Schieman n. T. D. Thorpe, D. F. Zohn. B. Group 2 A. P. TTichmann, Metal lurgy Buehler. M. L. Chen. P. C. Evo.:1s. R. F. Cowher. S. H. Ho:ige, J. H. Ilyman, E. D. JJa,:rence. H. EJ. Me:-ritt, R. C. I .'cwton, D. E. ?hip ·s, T. E. G.::hu ltze. J, F. To-;-1 nsend. M. T. �Group 3 Group 8 McNam�ra, W. F. Pandya, M. J, Quinn, J. E. Schneider, C. M. Stewart, R. M. Warfield, R. S. Bosio, G. Coulter�. J. Edwards, W. F. Gaynor, T. E. Hochberger, S. M. Jahnke. 0. L. Larrabure, E. C. M. L. Smith, Metallurgy Levy, W. B. Metzger, G. E. O'Keefe, D. P. Quinn, F. J. shi. M. Seldin, M. B. acheld. R. E. Travis. L. C. Is, R. B. ra. A. E. ,tta, A. F. , R. M. Totals Group 4 Faculty Students S. L. Smith, Metallurgy Mangone, R. J. r, J. J. llfornes, J. E. , R. N. Pavone, D. nan, H. H. neese. D. W. ;, J. s. St edman, A. pp, R. L. Warren, M. E. r. R. D. In car<' of Colorado School of :nines Party H. 0. Davidson, Mining ,.nW.n K. Matheson, K. H. r, A. A. T<riner. G. M. owsky, A. F. Peeso, J. F. '· Jn . J. Reno, H. T. tm, H. D. Seerley, J. J, ein, P. P. F. Taylor, I, R. gg. D. H. Wood, E.nT. Salt Lake City, Utah C/o A'gent-Union Pacific Railroad . Group 6 " - - -."""" M f! . Butte, Montana C/o A·gent-Union Paclfic Railroad Ogden, Utah C/o Agent-Union Pacific Railroad Cheyenne, Wyoming C/o Agent-Unlo '3 Pacific Railroad A.nH. Lindley, Mining ,hemin, G. J. McDonald, J, T. n, C. W. Motica, J, E. 1ich. J. Persse, F'. H. nan, R. H. Robinson, w. G. I, C. M. Shanklin, P. R. ,ert, J. C. Sudasna, P, P. Yacberry, L. M. :e, R. F. Group 7 110 ADDRESS ALL LETTERS Group 5 G. Heim, Mining Mccutcheon, W. R. comb, J. W. Parker, G. W. ens, J. W. Peter, P. W. l, R. D. Samuelson, P. L. n, D. H. Simon, R. E. elbacher, G. E. 7 103 \ 1 �Group 3 McNam�ra, W. F. Pandya, M. J. Quinn, J. E. Schneider, C. M. Stewart, R. M. Warfield, R. S. Bosio, G. Coulter�. J. Edwards. W. F. Gaynor, T. E. Hochberger, S. M. Jahnke, O. L. Larrabure. E. C. M. L. Smith, Metallurgy Levy, W. B. ra. A. E. Metzger. G. E. ,tta. A. F. O'Keefe, D. P. . R. M. Quinn, F. J. shi. M. Seldin, M. B. ache!d. R. E. Travis. L. C. Is, R. B. Totals Group 4 r, J. J. . R. N. nan, H. H. ,. J. s. pp, R. L. r, R. D. Faculty Students S. L. Smith, Metallurgy Mangone, R. J. Moraes, J. E . Pavone, D. neese. D. w. Stedman. A. Warren, M. E. In cnr(', of Colorado School of 1'1ines Party H. 0. Davidson. Mining ,.nW.nnK Matheson, K H. r, A. A. Uiner. G. M. owsky, A. F. Peeso. J. F. '· J. J. Reno. H. T. ,m. H. D. Seerley, J. J. ein, P. P. F. Taylor, I. R. gg. D. H. Wood, E.nT. Salt Lake City, Utah C/o A"gent-Union Pacific Railroad . . Butte, Montana C/o Agent-Union Pacific Railroad Ogden, Utah C/o Agent-Union Pacific Railroad Cheyenne, Wyoming C/o Agent-Un!o '.! Pacific Railroad Group 6 A.nH. Lindley, Mining :hemin. G. J. McDonald, J, T. n. C. W. Motica, J, E. ,ich, J. Persse, F. H. nan, R. H. Robinson, W, G. I, C. M. Shank!!n, P. R. ,ert, J. C. Sudasna, P. P. :e. R. F. Yacberry, L. M. Group 7 110 ADDRESS ALL LETTERS Group 5 G. Heim, Mining Mccutcheon, W. R. comb, J. W. Parker, G. W. ens, J. W. Peter, P. W. 1, R. D. Samuelson, P. L. n, D. H. Simon, R. E. elbacher, G. E. Zangara, M. G. ,, B. D. ay, E. H. 7 103 \ l �SCH EDULE cnior t r i p i n M i ning nntl i n lllct nllu rgy 1\Iay 9 to 2 1 , inclusi\"c, 1 9-18 /' untl n. �·, 1\lay 9 L ave Denver 5 : 20 p.m., Union Pacific Train No. 37. D inner in d iner. 1\Io ntluy, 1\Iuy 10 Arrive Green R iv r, Wyoming, 2 : 35 A.l\'L Leave Gr en River 5 : 45 A.M .. chartered busses. Breakfast, 6 : 1 5 A. I . , Park Hotel, Rock Springs. Leave Park Hot 1 by busses, 7 : 00 A.l\I., for mines of the U n ion Pacific Coal Company. Lunch 12 : 00 noon, Old Timer's Club Rock Springs, courtesy of Uie Union Pacific Coa ! Company. Inspection of U. P. Coal Company power plant and s urface plants in P.l\I. Dinner, 6 :00 P. M .. Park Hotel. Rock Springs. Return to Green Ri\"e:- by busses. 7 : 00 P. l\I. Tucstlay, 1\Iay 1 1 Leave Green R iYer 2 : 45 A.M .. Union Pacific Train No. 37. . • 1c T rnm Arrive Salt Lake City 8 : 10 A. M., U11 1on pac1"f"e No. 37. Breakfast, 8 : 30 A. l\I .. Temple Square Hotel. Leave Hotel at 9 :00 A. M., chartered busses. Take box lunches. Inspection of m ine of Utah Copper Company nt Bing­ ham in A. l\: L Inspection of Magna 1\1 1 1 1 of Utah Copper Company in P. M. Dinner 6 : 30 P. J\L, Temple Square Hotel. \Vcd ncsdny, J\la�· 1 2 Breakfast, 6 : 15 A . M . , Temple Square Hotel. Metallurgy group, leave Hotel 7 :00 A.· M. by chartered busses, take box lunches, inspection of Geneva Steel plant all day. M ining group, leave Hotel 7 : 00 A. M. by chartered busses, take box lunches. inspection of Lnrk Mine in A. M., surface plant of Lark Mine in P. M. Dinner, 6 : 30 P. M., Temple Square Hotel. Tln;1rsday, l\Iay 13 Brel!-kfast, 6 : 1 5 A. M., Temple Square Hotel. M m mg group, leave Hotel 7 :00 A. 1\1. by cha:-tered b�sses, take box lunches, inspection of Butterfield Mme 111 A. M. Midvale Smelter in P. M. Take boots and slickers to Butterfield Mine. Metallurgy group, leave Hotel at 8 : 00 A:. M. by chart­ ered busse;;, inspection of Midvale Smelter aH day, _lunch at Midvale. Dmner, 6 : 30 P. M .. Temple Square Hotel. �: Friday, Uuy l•l Breakfast. 6 : 15 A. M., Temple Sq uar e l\I�ng Group, leave Hotel 7 :00 A. MRabtel • ch artered b._,ses, take box lunches, insp ection· ofy New Park Mine and surface plant. 1\I tallurgy group, leave Ho l e� 7 : 0 o A. M. b chartered b�sses, take . box lunches, inspect ion of �ilver King Mme and m ills. Di nner, 6 : 30 P.M., Temple Square Hotel. Sut urd y, ::IIay 1 5 Breakfast. 7 : 0 0 A.M., Temple Square Hotel. Leave Hotel at 7 :45 A. M., busses. In pection of. plants of the Elmco Corporation. Lunch 12t: 00 noon, Temple Square Hotel. Afle:· oon, holid ay. Dinner, 6 :30 P. l\L, Temple Sq uare Hotel. Leave Salt Lake City, 8 : 00 P, M., Union Pacific Train No . 29. Sunday, l\luy 1 6 Arrive Bulte, !lt:30 A. M . , Union Pacific Train No. 29, Br a.Ida.st. 9 :45 A. M., station restaurant. Lunch, 1 : 00 P. l\I., station restaurant. Dinner, 6 : 30 P.M., station restaurant. l\Ionday, l\fa y 17 B�eakfnst. 6 :30 A. M., station restaurant. Metallurgy group, leave station at 7 :30 A. M., take box lunches. all day at mills and smelter at Ana­ conda. Mining group, leave station at 7 : 15 A. M., visit Moun­ tain Con Mme In A. M., lunch at station restaurant, visit surface plants ln P. M. Din!1er, 6 : 3 0 P. M., station restaurant. Tuc3day, lll uy 18 Breakfast, 6 : 30 A. M., station restaurant. Entire group leave station at 7 : 30 A. M., take box lunches, visit various plants at Anaconda. Dinne.·, 6 : 30 P. M., station restaurant. \Vcdncstlay, llluy l!l Breakfast, 6 :30 A:. M., station restaurant. M ining 1,roup, leave station at 7 : 15 A. M., visit Leonard Mine m A. M., lunch at station restaurant at 12 :00 noon, leave· station 1 : 00 P. M., visit timber framing plant at Rocker i n P.M. Metallurg)' group, leave station at 7 : 15 A. M., visit Mountam Con M ine i n A. M., lunch at station res­ taurant at 12 : 00 noo,'1 leave station 1 :00 P. M., visit surface plants in P. m. Dinner, 5:30 P. M., station restau-:-ant. Leave Butte 6 : 4 5 P. M., Union Pacific Train No. 30. �Thursday, llla:r 20 Arrive Ogden, Utah, 6 :35 A. l\I., Union Pacific Train No. 30. Breakfast, 7 : 00 A. M., station restaurant. Leave station 7 : 45 A. M., cha1:_tered busses, take box lunch, Ideal Cement Company plant at De1·il's Slide, Utah. Dinner, 5 : 30 P. M., station restaurant. Leave Ogden 7 :00 P. M., Union Pacific Train No. 24. / , Fridn,y, Jl[n,y 2 1 Arrive Cheyenne, Wyoming, 7 : 00 A. M., Union Pacific Train No. 24. Break.fast, 7 : 1 5 A. M., Frontier Hotel. Leave Hotel 7 :45 A. M., chartered busses, take box lunch, visit Sunrise Mine of C. F. & I. Corporation at Sunrise, Wyoming. Take towel, soap, and a change of clothing to Sunrise. Dinner, 5 : 30 P. M .. Frontier Hotel. Leave Cheyenne, 7 :00 P. M.. Union Pacific Train No. 334. Arrive Denver 11 :50 P. M. �o ... 1:f.'lo '' 'f ;�9 '*J �o � r r-:, .____ Vo J . �oto�noll .,, .Q..Ulru-..1 G�.,c� � :J o ,tl o .,'it}'g:::, 1;'.o :'} • Lcb:e / '""' . S o J}.'Jc·�-· 1'.J� \V CJ.-.:1011 t;�.,( -�-� �--"j;,, Li v:tneot,o� -.::::--/ �'n�n w,� o r' . e,. .J�ll.\..'Z'(l:j t:f�o J • B. IiU§'108 :7�. Spi.,m.cs0 fJ);;":.),JQ.cm,o t-o 7d}O 0. oOo :::ny JJ) .i 19 ,() D to o.cm-. i}.Y 'Gho -----D/1.l - ---- �< l " E;(TRt. COPY ON FILE ....-. ................� /) I I FILE NO. '"••--·---·-· • . ' /··-- Rook Springe - April 29 .l) 19/,\S t1r o V o O o J' ,LU.-'1'8.J lir. J . a o hu.gh0s - Hix' . I . B o Charles iii" . J. J� o Saith Lir . f.' , cJ o l'e't:, e1·nell �Jilliaru roek L!.1� Mr . H. r.rr. Tibbs Mr. Chas. G1•osoo Mr . \"lilliam Spence Mr. E. R. Jei'.fe1:is Mr. 11. F . Hoborts 0 tho Senior Clas s of the Colorado School of tines will visit oui., property on their annual senior trip on date May 10, 194.8 . A b1.�ie£ outlil?,e of the day ' s itinerary is as follons : Leave Green itiver by bus at 6 : 00 a.m. Breakfast at Park H otel, Rock Springs , 6 : .30 a .n. Leave hotel for mines at 7;00 a.El. Lunc h, Old Tiners I Building, Rock Springs , 12 noon Visit Rock Springs Power Pl t , 2 : 00 9.m. Dinner at Park Hotel nt 6:00 p.m. Return by bus to Green River at '7 :.00 p.m. There will be 137 :1en 1dd in the pa:rvy which n:Ul require an unusual. number of our personnel to propsrly c onduct and insure a safe visit underground. \7a plan to break t,he group int,o trm pr,rl.iec .!) on0 group to visit the Reliance No . 7 11ine and one group to visit th0 StD.J.1sbm"y to . '.3 Seam. Thoso requested to .ra.e0t the party at the Park Hotel and leave for the mines at 7 :00 a.m. are as follows : v. o. l'.iurrey J. B . Hughes I . 11. ,., harles J. A. Smith F. J. Pcternell Thos . Bernatis, Jr. Yiilliam Greek H. ll. Tibbs Joe Ber'1>a F. P. Lebar Vernon Gras Chief Engineer Charles will instruct the above listed to be avail­ able at the Park Hote� pr0vious to 7:00 a.m. trr. Grosso ,1ill have his assist­ ant, Ur. Lar1, and night, shift foremen Overy.I) :Nielson and Jenkins, together with Resident Engineer· Bowie, available at Stansbury to meet the party shortly after 7 : 00 a.m. �:� o S11ance i."Jill have his assistru1t, Toey Taucher .P Jr. , togetl1er ,dth o.va:UeJ • e to ITl3 et 'l:, h0 paz,-i:.y at Relirulce shortly after "I ;00 a o il o Hr o 'fibb s, assisted by Mr. Jefferis, v;ill plan lunch a:l:i the Old 8 T 1 r.1ersddBuil ding to consist of hot dogs and buns ( at lc.:i.st tm, per man)� cut of pie tc gethe:i." Hith coffee and Coca Cola. Tho abovG nhould be served in a pape... plate :, buffet style, at the !dtchan serv in� nindons • .''e nish to impress upon all c oncerned of the ab solutG r16eeoslty of keop in 1nind that the young men are enti:." clJ; inoxp,.rioncecl and pos sibly both venturesome and reckles s . Therofo:ro:, ple.:.i.s o ke3p in mind that wo n1d1 have n definite ?esponsibil:1.ty in ssei.n,5 that no one is in 'u:. e th0 trip is conducted v1Uhout mishap. Criginal Signed: H. G. LIVINGSTON HCL/rt in any tiay and t,h.a.t �Co '. , o Lhringston, Hc.ld :.__lni.n.[; D op;:1.--bncnt Go� :S:--o':10 School or Ltlnro r"' ldan, Colorado � �:..'o (CC - . llm•r�1 lli" o i.T o l.T. J . B o liUQ:lC3 lI1•0 F o J. Potornoll) Dear !.!!>. Livingston : i'ie c.c:h10:7le<ls� rcc�}ipt, of ::our le'l'.,ter of date L:a.t�ch 30, 19h:d, r1U,h cor.:iploto · ·t.inei"m"' t:.n:1 'et.oiled it,:i.J1or�u-:r of your ctrv, in f�ock Springs on late Uc(f lOo ·, ·e a�suLJ.e fro.u proviom, ccr'''?ospondcmcc 1J.ni\ yc•r c.<.ivic ,] ns to bus 'tran::.po2."tatio.n fi•o:n ()J'._.cr. 'liver to RocI,. Oprinf;s and 12tu:rn that four buoes \Jill bo p1--ovidcd to tt·.:m�pori:. a. totul of 137 t''.�n . IT ;:m �ru correct in our Utl un•:it ion, i-:c t:.1.11 uLan tc have tno buses go to our R.0liunc0 pro;_:un--tj, n21 1 ttw to .:-:tensbw.j" C:Ul'inB the u.ornL"lf; to vioit tt.c Wtdorg r�1u e:nd 5�•.f.£.cc opor.:.tio • ·.·e \Jill provid..., sufficient sup0Fv1iool:'s to sai'CG'Uurd ill C O.."lcornctlo ,•·�ftcn� ins_!,X;ction oz ti10 r��lirnc e a.".u c•tc.nGbury proporc.ics, . .-e ,;illd have u. luncheon at our ill..d 'i'mersd' Builclin_:; in itock ,'.:j�,rlngs, ,md in the a:Ztornoo.n visit the power plant at r.oct: Sprinz3 . 1.. ct.urn to the Park Hotel The nb ovc eched.ulo r1ill allo1:1 .;:;ufi'icic.tit tiu!e fe,r d-our for dinner o.t 6 p.m. and retui•n thereafter t't) Gr•een �i.:l.ve!" t�t 7 p.rn. Youro wry truly·:> I .� .... �:c:�! !3i��ci: ; ; ,:. L!ViNGSTOM �Rock SPl�inga - April 2, 1948 Herewith as previously requested itinerary of Colorado School of I.lines Sonioz, Clas s trip this springo You will note that the group is scheduled to visit our property on Monday, May l_O . They are traveling Union _dd Pac ific and arrangements have bean made by Mro Stapleton of the Union Pacific Railroad Traffic Department for buses from Green River and return. We have tentative plan to fGed the boys on May 10 at noon, the food to consist of 11 hot dogn sandwiches, etc o Original Si:;.,ed: H. C. LIVING�TON Hct/rt �COLORADO SCHOOL O F M I NES GOLDEN, COLORADO Df � 111 C:j � \ii ColaRAOO 1: . , • Living s to n , Vic e Pre s iden t in C ' ..: !''.::_' e o f Ope :rE' t i ons Uni on Pa c if i c C oa l C omn nv :- ock ;:, �,r inL, "' , 1.' y o ni n c; � � 1 1r o I th nk you f o your l e t te r s oft. ebr'uar> _ �:; 3 r nd 24- , [:'T'P n tin.:,,' pe rril i s s i on fo i:> ou r rroup to v i s i t your 0�1e rc. ti ons 01� ; -o..y 10 . I lmow tl!e s tudent s v. i l l appre c ir te tb i s op:)ortun i tJ a11d w i l l o ene 1' i t fI:re£ tl:r 'uy s e e lng y our 09e1,2 t l on s . On th i s ba s i s , �e s 1 ould l i te to submi t tris fol l ow i�� t im e s c_h eclu l e for th e da , , E:ub j e c t to rev i s i on t o f i t ·- our oper�. t i onst. ( Lenve Gr e en _:i v e r , by bu s t 6 : 00 A . :.1 . Breakfa s t a t Pa rk ::--o t el , Eock ._' pr• inr; s e. t 6 : 30 L . i ; . Lea v e h ot e l for w i e s � t 7 : 00 A . �o Lun£_h e. t Olc1 1:1: ine r I s :2ui lci inP- , Hoc k C'princs s t 1 2 : 00 i',1 Dinhey, a t P::.: rk H o t e l .s t : 00 P . }l . Re tu ::'.'· n b�." bu s to G!'e en R ::.. v e r a t 7 : 00 P . ., ,: . Hr . St· phi ton of the Uni on ?[:c i f i c R . R . i s ma king: 2 rra nge ­ me nt s fo� bu s s e s fro� Green � i v e r a nd for tran s orta t i on to the � ine s an� othe r o�era t i ons , a nd is o l s o m�k ine a rra n�eme nt s for our me a l s 8. t the ?r. rlr _ , ot e l in t:ie :no rninr and e veninc. t i th r e ca rd. to th e lunche on or dinner wh i ch you s o kindly offered , we b e l i e ve th e luncl1 ° on \'1 ill proba bly w o� k ou t be s t . Our full sroup w i l l b e d ivided into 10 or 1 2 sma ll group s , a nd the s e 3mall [yo up s c a n b e sen t to d i fferent pla c e s i f de s ired in ord e r �o avoid undue c rowdinc end int erferenc e � i th nor� 1 ope rr.'. ti ons .. an outl ine c opy or our i t inerP ry i s enc lo f ed , and w e w i l l s end you a f1J ll c op�r wl�en "' r!.1 r nce1r.en t s A re c om p l e te and pr inted c opie s r re nve il�,b l e t. In th i s r e e:e.rd , 'W B Viou ld l ike to ha ve you r suE�e s t l ons o s to wh ich of your mine s and surfa c e pla nt s ':V e v; i ll v i s i t , so thr, t ti.1i s in1'ormn t i on c anto e included in our prin ted i t ine re ry. ·, , e do 2. ppre c ia te your kindne s s in pe rm i t tln// our v i s i t , and ere l o okin� for�2 rd t o i t w i th pl ea sure . Very truly yourst, e. . w . t;.,-.;_ r--rda c . l�. Livinrs ton Mininp D e oa f t�ent Head �C olorado School of Mine s Sen�or Trip , Spr ing , 1948 Sunday , May 9 - Leave Denver 5 : 30 P . M .. Monday , May lG - Arrive Gre en River , 2 : 30 A . M o Vi si t U . P . C oal C ompany Tue sday , May 11 - Leave Green River 2 : 45 A . M . Arrive Sa l t Lak e C i ty 8 : 10 A . M . V i s i t Utah C opp er C o . open pi t mine and Magna Mill � edne sday ; May 12 - Mining group vi s i t Lark Mine , Lark , Utah Me tal lurgy group vi s i t Geneva St eel planta, Genevaa, Utah Thur sday , Ma y 13 - Mining group v i si t But terfie ld Mine nea r Lark in A o Moa, Midvale smel ter in P . M. Me tallurgy group v i s i t Midvale sme l t er all day Friday, May 14 - Mining group vi si t New Park Mine a t Keatley , Utah Me tal lurgy group vi s i t Silver - King Mine a t Park C i ty , Utah Sa turday , May 15 - Vis i t Eimc o plant , Sal t Lake C i ty Leave Sal t Lake C i ty a t 8 : 00 P . M. Sunday , May 16 Arrive But te , Montana a t 9 : 30 A . M. Monday , May 17 - Mining group vi s i t Mounta in C on Mine Me tallurgy group vis i t plants a t Anaconda Tue sday , May 18 - Vi s i t va ri ous plants a t Ana c onda V� edne sday , May 19 - Mining group vi.s i t Leonard Mine and Rocker timber frruning plant Metallurgy group visi t Mountain C on Mine Leave Bu tte a t 6 : 45a·P . M . �-2 Thursday , May 20 - Arrive Ogdeni · Uta.h a t 6 : 35 A . M . Vi s i t Idea l � emen t C o o plant , Devil ' s Sl ide , Utah Leave · ogden, 7 : 00 Po M p Fr iday , May 21 - Arri ve. Cheyenne , Wyoming a t 7 : 00 A . Mo Vi s i t Sunrise Mine of C o lorado Fu el & Iron C o o a t Surtri s� ., Wyoming Leave Cheyenne a t 7 : 00 P . M. Arrive Denver a t 11 :oO P . M . �February 21+, 1948 er o C o 1:i o Livingston, Head liining Department Colorado School of lfti nes Golden, C olorado Dea:r t!ro Livingston: Supplementing .rcy- letter of date February 23 , 19'1.8, rm r1ill appreciate your furnis hing us a copy of itinerary of the Colorado S chool of Mines senior trip o Yours very truly, HCL/rt �February 23, 1948 Mr . C . r;J . Livingston, Head llinin 0 Department C olorado S chool of Mines Golden, C olorado Dear Hr . Livingst on : 1/le are happy to have your letter of date February 19, advising your plan to visit our property on date Hay 10n. We v1ish t o assure you that you are most welc ome and that all of our facilities are at your disposal . V'le note the unusually large number of students plus faculty of . 137 . iJe can very easily furnish transportation by private car for the 12 faculty members . However, the transportation of 125 students from Green River- t o Rock S prings and return is a bit of a problem. i"Je sug3est that you have the pass enger agent arrange for tiw U . P. buses to transport your student personnel from Green River to Rock Springs and return . l'Je will be pleased to have a buff et luncheon or dinner for the entire eroup at our Old Timersn' Building in Rock Springsn. Then.matter of selection of luncheon or dinner we ,·1 ill leave up t o you and r1ill appreciate your advice as to your preferenc e . advise. If we can b e of any assistance in securing the buses kindly Cordially, HCL/rt �COLORADO SCHOOL OF GOLDEN. COLORADO CF g*� □ �� l'Ol R,t,..00 February 19 , 1 94 8 M:r o H o C o Livi ng s to n , V i c e Pre s id ent i n Cha rge o f Opera ti ons U. P o C oa l C ompany Ro ck Spri ng s , Wyoming De ar Mr o Li ,ri ng stono: W e a r e mak ing pr e limina ry a rran gement s for our spr i ng insp e c ti on trip for mining and m e ta llurgy s tud en ts a t the C ol orad o Sch o ol of IIIine s o Wi th your perm i s s i on , we sh ould l ike to vi s it your o perat i ons o n Monday , Ma y l Oo Our group w i l l c o ns i s t of 60 m i ning s tudent s , 65 me tal lur gy s tudent s , and 12 fac ul ty memb e rs - a to ta l of 1 37 men. Our t enta tive s che du le c al l s for arriva l in Gre en R iv er at 2 : 30 A . M. on May lO o We sha ll be able to s t ar t from Gree n R iv er and a rrive a t your o peratioons e arly Monday r::i orning , pre fe rably a t about 8 : 00 A. M. , or \Vha t e v e r time w ould b e s t f it in wi th y our o pera ti onal s chedule . We shou ld l ike t o v i s i t one of your m ine s i n the mo rning , and vi s i t surfa c e i ns t al la t i on s and power plan ts i n th e aft erno on, c ompl e tinr; t he v i s i t by ab out 5 : 00 P . M. Our tra in w i l l l e·a ve Gr ee n River a t 2 : 30 A. M . May 1 1. Our group w i ll b e div ided i nto groups of ab out 12 men , e a ch in charge of a faculty member . The s e gr oups can be group ed e.nd sche duled in any manner vlh ich would b e s t f i t i n wi th y our opera ti ons , and i f our vi s i t mret s w i th your approval , w e should. l ike to have your sugg e s t i ons a s t o the b e s t si z e of g roup s , and ope ra ti ons whi ch should be vi si ted. Very tru ly y ours , c . w. 1,iv i ngs ton, Head Mining Departmen t CWL/ms c �....... -�·- I.J ,, , ( - .. Profes sor Clark B. Carpenter Dept. of Uetallurgical Engineering Colorado School of Mines Golden, Colorado Dear Profo: W e have your letter of date November 12, 1946, suggesting a discussio� of labor relations with your senior class, also instituting course in co al mining and fuel engineering. We shall be very happy to accept your invitat�on to visit the class at first opportunity at time of visit to Denver . I am sure that it will be very enj oyable and interest­ ing to have the reaction of the seniors 'and, in particular, the returning G. I . o1 s. Vie are naturally much interested in the proposed course in c oal mining and fuel engineering and offer our sincere cooperation in any way pos sible to assist in the placement of this course in your curricula . ·ye know that McWhorter is much interested and are hopeful that Professor Signer will also be enthused. Kindest per.sonal wishes . Cordially yours , HCL: DAP �COLORADO SCHOOL OF M I N ES GOLDEN. COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF METALL U R G I CAL E N G I N E E R I N G CLARK B, CARPENTER, PROFESSOR WILLIAM November 12t h , 1946 B, CRAMER, ASSOCIATE PROF'ISSOR ARTHUR P, WICHMANN, ASSISTANT PROPl!SSOR WILLIAM C. AITKENHEAD, ADSISTANT PROP'llDSOA Uni on Pa c i f i c C oal Companyap Rock S pr ingsa� Wy omi ngao A t tent ion :- Mr o C o W o Living s t on Vi c e Pre s i dent and Gene ra l Manage r o S I G M U N D L. S M I T H IN STRUCTOR D e a r Mr o Living s ton : - Tw o i t ems �wha t i s the chance of inve igl ing you t o d i s cus s t he ma t t er of labor rela t i ons t o my c la s s in tha t subj e c t s ome time w heny ou a re i n Denve r o The c la s s mee t s on Tue sday and Thur sday 9 : 50 t o 10 : 40 A .M . The re ar e 14 s eni ors in t hi s cla s s , a lmos t t o man a reuurned Gi oW e ccam lock t he d oors and go a t i t . I hope you will g ive thi s careful c ons ideration .Wha teve r you mi ght have to say would carry w e i g ht with t he s e kid s a. T he s e c ond i tem i s s ome thing e l s e again o Some t ime when you a re in Denver a nd I find out about i t , I would like to a rrange a mee ting w i t h you , say a t t he Un ive r s i ty Club whe re we can have lunc h or d inner and ta lk , perha p s a l s o imbibe a l i t t l e a, and d i s cu s s t he que s t i on o f wha t s houl d go into a c our s e in Coal Mining and Fue l Engineer ingo I would want S i gner to be pre s ent , and per ha p s Soapy Mcwhorte r . I have had thi s ma tter in mind for s ome t ime a nd I want to do s ome t hing w i th i t .Your c oopera tion will c er t a inly be muc h a ppre c ia tedao Y our s very cord ia lly g .6. I�" . ·P.-. c�� Car� L//L, . �WE TE R u ION Cl.ASS OF SERVICE Th;, is :, full-r:i.rc Tct.,r , or Coblc­ gr:m\� ·Jess Its de­ ferred �harncter is in• dicarcd by :, suitable symbol above or pre­ ceding the address. ,I 1201 .� t -� - S�BOLS DL-Day Lecrcr ( ::>3 )� , I NL-N1gh, L<t1cr LC-DcfcrttdC.ble NLT-C.blc Night L<ttcr Ship Radlogmm A, N. WILLIAMS '."�A ,:i:M +:�A •'-n= '" th.. rlAtA Hnn nn tclcl!lUIIIS ' PRESIOENT nnd dav letters is STANDARD TIME at point of origin. Time of receipt ia STANDARD TIME at point of destination I·< H22 1 � = R l F L E COL O 6· 9 00A L I V I M GS T O rl :i CA R E U N I O N P A C I F I C CO A L CO = I .,. •• _;: r •I•'I .:•I r.I) I f' ' 1 r,. , I 9 j,{ / • £:. \ R 1 •r1 .;- R E S I G :·.: E R S L E T T E R W O U LD A P P R E C I A T E A R R A N G ELl E ! TS TO S E E Y O U R OP E R A T I O i": S T H U R S D A Y E I G H T H= : D O U G L A S .. • I' t ' ., ) / I ll ,, I I THE COMPANY WILL .APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE �July 26, 19/.,,6 Professor 1':l . I . Signer, Head Department of lli.ning Color ado School of Mines Golden, Colorado Dear Profe ssor Signer : r·. Your letter of date July 19, 1946 , c oncerning the virsit to our properties of :ur. J . K . E . Douglas , of the Cent1·al Rand lli.nin Africa. Company, Johannesbur£;, South ': e shall be happy to cooparate and have Hrr. Douglas visit the. pr ope rty and rzquest that you advise, b;­ \'Jire, two days previous to the date of his arrival so that v,e may assi,'.¥1 some .mamber of our stnff t o accompany hia on h is visit. Very truly yours, Original Signe d: 1 0 i\l \-\. c, . U\J\ N GS HCL :DAP �Mr o H . C . Living ston Vic e P r e s ident , Ope rati on Uni on Pac ific C oa l C ompany Rock Spring s , Wy oming Dea r Mr . Livings ton : Mr . J. K. E . Doug l a s , of the C entra l Rand . Mining C ompany , Johanne sbu rg , South Afr icaa, is enrol l ed a s a spe cia l pos tgradua te s tud ent at the C olor ado School of Mines . He ha s been awa r ded the Transvaal Chamb er of Mine s Pos tg ra.dua te Sch ola r sh ip which enti t le s him to about a six-month s tay in the Unit ed State s for a very thorough s tudy and in­ spe c ti on of mining , mil l ing , and sme lting p rac ti ce s . We have out lined a t r ip which wil l take Mr . Douglas into eve ry important mining di s t ri c t in the we s te rn pa r t of the country . I shal l app r ecia te i t ve ry much if ou wil l affo r d Mr . Doug la s the oppo r tuni ty of y vis i t ing y ou r ope rations on o r about Augus t 7 , 1946a, and l earning fi r s t hand the methods a s pra c t i c ed in the Uni ted Sta te s . taa l y , r_ua ]�aa Aa �a �aa M . I . Sign Head Depa r tment Mining r MIS : em �#' tv:. I COLORADO SCHOOL OF M I N ES 'f}J� GOLDEN. COLORADO i1Tay 2 8 , 194 6 ;A f!,1 DEPARTM ENT OF M I N I NG · v- Mr . H . C . Livings ton Vic e Pre s iden t , Op era t i on Uni on Pa c ific C oal C ompany Rock Spr ings , iiiiy oming Dear Mr . Livings ton : On b ehal f of the facul ty and the s enior mining and m e ta l lurgi c a l s tudent s , I wi sh t o thank you for a very enj oyab l e and ins truc t ive trip through the mine s a t Rock Sprin[!; s o. You and your s taff vr nre put t o a grea t deal of troubl e in a rranging thi s trip , e spec ially in ge t t ing us from Gr e en River t o Rock Spring s . I a s sure you tha t w e a l l ap­ pre c ia t ed your c o opera ti on . Your s very truly , �I �; �-r· M . I . Signer ,(Jread 11] . MIS : em Depar tm en t of Mining I } -- --- ---- .' I �Form 1 83 5-45-l OOM-U D I STR I BUTION OF BI LLS PAYABLE For � 41 lunche s at 3 a65 each for Colorado School of r.!ines party. N_________ REGISTERED I DEPT. No. ___________ AU DIT No ___________ A MOUNT $ To Urs a James Cummings ' Stansbury, ilyoming TITLE OF A TCOUNT � lli.n"e Office s\\snens.e . <c1oor to " In:iµries to Persons" '"- on ,tf'h-r-m 89 ) •' y / ,, I \ • Payee I HEREBY CERTIF'Y THAT THE ABOVE ACCOUNT IS CORRECT: CHA RGEABLE TO ACCT. No. 26e65 DOitOTI.Y IJJ.110 . C.lerk APPROVED F'OR VOUCHER, "\., 0 !3!:-. :.1.l S ,: . · .. � : fl G I : \I i "·.: · . · , it • • l., . l l • ' vice r-resident, Oper, DISTRIBUTED. EXAMINED ANO FOUND CORRECT, F'OR �FROBES MINING I N DUSTRIAL TELFPHONE 1 1 4 WEST BROADWAY 4-C. 73 SALT LAKE CITY I , UTAH \. ��Hey 16» 1946 Copy: Hr. H . C . Dea� Profosso� Signer : \Je m'O Donding undor s0p:1rat0 cover t,JO print:.s ouch or the filQ,!):J of Jo • .3 and No . 7� Soar:10di, Stansbw."y ill.no; alao i, the Gcnoro.l 11ap of tho Stansbui....y LUne and draning �io. 1970 .31, map o· ..o-:-Jinf • .n.Uz>o2d Ya.rcls and Coal Tipple, Rook Tunnel and liinos , Outcropo Md. Burned l\.rcas i> Stonsbm>y D ri:hich rs� trust uill bo of assistanoo to you and e:cplcin o� oporat.ions to your students. r.1r. Uvin3oton io oonding bost riishes for the suce0ss of your trip and those to co;n.0d. Very truly yoursd, Qriainal Si(Jnoe I. M. CHARLlM �Form 2191 - U N ION PAC I F I C RA I LROAD COMPANY Time File�-----M TELEGRAM LC cf J _.-- 7·45- SM M { • �· tf/)f!:j /( � ; l· �.J Cl.ASS OF S[R\IIC[ DESIR[O \. CA B= LE: �•- - � 'lC r CC..,---l ---t- -�� TELC-... o.v � \ LETT CR OROlf:ARY URGENT RAT'[ OEFERREO NIGHT Lmrn rllGHf u:ncn l�tro�s thcu!J chttk d.c.:. or u:n·itc dein-J: oll:�r....-i:.c lhc m�l!U �; 11 be tr.i.ns..'TlittN a!! � t.eh-,:r.un . ur orJirury r.i.blr.:r-m , (C(O))P1f (O)JF . WJE§1rJEIRs.N UJNil(O)N . 1rlEILJEG�AIMI ROG IC S PRHJGS ,- ! ffOi: fib l il.Y 9, 1946 Io SIGi.JEfi '·1EPART' , i{T OF tlir.JING COLOHAVO SCHOOL OF �INES GOLDEtJ, COLOFU1.DO REI.ET L1AY 7THC. LUNCH AllilA!JGEHD;r-JTS I::i\DEC. SOf!E -;UE:3TIOIJ HC:GAIIDCHJG SE'fTING YOUR CAR OUT G=lEEN- HIVE R H�STEAD �OCK S PRIHGS • .SW'GEST YOU­ CLE./\. R TH !lOUGH STAPLET01i .!'"i.R.'U\ !JGWG CAR SLT OU'£ ROCK SPRIN� . H . C . LDJINGSTOW, VICE PRESC. TL" Ur.IOt' Pfi.CIPIC CO .'\ L Co..!!· !,l'i"Y �COLORADO SCHOOL OF M I N ES � � a, Df GOLDEN. COLORADO May 7 , 194 6 � � ti\ * CotaR.t..oO DEPARTM ENT OF M I N I NG Mr . H . C . Livings ton V i c e Pre s ident , Op eration Union Pac ific Coa l C ompany Rock Spring s , Wyoming Dear Mr . Livingston : The memb ers in our party will b e 4 facul ty and 20 s tudent s . Ano ther question tha t has b e en a sked by Mr . Staple ton of the Union Pac ­ ific Ra ilr oad , who i s arranging the det. ails , c onc erns lunch Tue sday noon . Should h e arrange for a b ox lunch , or can lunch be obtained a t the mine we v i si t ? Be st regards . � % �aa £)a MISa: em M . I . Si Department ou r s , �• . (I, "' .: �":_� ;: · \ . ·,,t ,: 1· .. .'! ,� . n - • -1 , ::!,L -� •• ,.,.: -�J � :: �--�:� ,.:. r.u • -.,: ll) •;3 �)iC°ifJ ---- ... . . • ... .� �. , It. .\ � ....J ,_, . " � -',/ � # - ,.:....J .: .,', ,., •� · : ... �2 �.... Ro el. ..ipr in :; s - :i1y l :S , 1946 �-:r • . 1. C . Livin0 s ton : Thi s v:i l l uclmou1Gd6 u re cei pt o f your lct-cc r unted La:,· a , 1946, with re ;;ard to Co lonl<lo oc•1ocl of :.. �1'1� s ' ..,en i o r C las s In s p..l c ti. on ·.r rip .?ar t;i,r . be inte re s ted in more extens ive j oy loo.Jins o ·,c rn.t ionr , svch ecs T:ould be evidence d in Hcliance !lo . 11 Linco. JT;:�ms �Rock Springs - May 13, 1946 1a'. H. C. Livingston: This will acknowledge receipt of your letter of May 8th, concerning plans for Colorado School of llinest1 Senior Class inspec­ tion trip, Tuesday, May 14th . /df VOM: LL �::r� --...____ / -·,--.. �Stansbury - May 11, 1946 �r . H . C � Livingston: This is to acknowledge receivt and understanding of your lliay 8th letter� regarding we G olora_do · c· ool of 1:iines ' S enior Class inspection Trii:i May 14th . -, .._ , ..., ·•· v �Rock Spr ings - May 10 , 1946 Mr . H. C . Livingston: Thi s wi ll ac lmowle dge r ec ei pt and unde rs tandi ng of your letter of May 8 relat ive to the vi s it of ins pecting party o f C o lo rado Scho o l of Mine s S enior C las s . OGS �ms �Rock Springs - May 10, 1946 Mr. H , C , Liv ingston : This will acknowledge receipt of your letter of May 8th, c·oncerning plans for Colorado School of Mines I Senior Class inspection trip on Tuesday, May 14th , JBHa:LL �' • Roc k Springs - May 10 , 1946 Ur . H . C . Livings ton : This will ac- knowledge receipt of your letter o f Hay 8 , 1946 , conc erning the Colorado School of Minesr1 S enior Class Inspectrion Trip Party on llay 14thr. - I . , ,.:. . ..., �\ I �,,· Ro e� Sprin.c; s - t:o.y 10, 1946 :..: r. H. C . Li vin_;s ton : Tni s wil l 1...c lmmvle d_::;e r e c e ipt of your lette r of Liay 8 regartling inspection cri p to be n•�,ue b,r tne l:>enio r C las s of Co lorado Scho o l of ...inc s on La:1 14 . FJ?�ms �,1'i.'ofQ:.;sor �.1. .... :..,i_;socr :.> o_��u..tr:.112nt of binit1G Colm."a:i, Jc1-'!ol)l of 2 ':imrn Gol(\,:m, C::>lorudo Copyd: :21,. I. u. 'hnPlcr.;d L�r. \r o o. r.:u.t a�r .1.J"' . Jo � . . Hus_:J-,c� • ,c, ;1el:no,· lc \:;o l.'DCCi.:)t of .70LtP lott er of l.'bto ·:p.ril J?, 19h6 , .'..ltkf.!tin,_c] ltino:•;:ry o:,. p:roposc .son:..op :t.n:;;;•:�C J�lOl.'l Cl".:.[, • • v•'° ., .• ,··Vl...i1 ··�1 Vr,t ,·· ,. •c , roo l1 �- : - J • ,, o ·" c· ""'"'"'· C"rJ""" t..1:�v - r, •J . 4 • 4-al V ...1.. V J ....!..:. .. .,;J,,,S,.._•'• "_� � , ..... , , � �¼ '-)1.,,,, , "' t:i.on iu not l).\:, ;_:ill Cll'l COUl."O.:_;:!.fl�; l Oi.d GdV:.1-;:.ti '(, :) t .0 Jl:.:!.!L G "111 dlo oo.rno D.l."o :.:.ctuall.r· not o_ o:ratlnc; hc\ :cr.•or, �.o f0 ,1 t,; o:t tllcn•3 :!.o u .sJ.ij t posoib:llity t.1at� ,...-o ·.111 1 bo op" rati·ls on d.,!,te :{ny lht!1 . I1·ro,:,ar..Uao::; or tho cocu. str:lt;:o , o:::o or.; u.l lJo l1:i :21y to have �1ou vi;:;it tho r,i�op01.-ti,1 on ;_!o.y llith ui·:d v:i.11 a.r!':JJ.l;_,;:i an into?'co�:lri_::; ti"'ipdund orJt'O:.md .ind on t�.o ;:.iurto.cc. ·i-'o ·.illl a11:,i-ac:l.ntc ym.11... a.dvi:JinJ the oi�ct mu:ibor of your _.m--ty so th,lt nc c nn c1.ri•::U1eo o.n infoi-iu:il d1 nnor. Kindest uishos. Yours vory truly, !, ' l! ! � iiCLd:TJ:S '°l,-i:·; . • J ' ... �( COLORADO SCHOOL OF M I N ES l • GOLDEN. COLORADO April 30a, 1946 DEPARTMENT O F M I N I NG Mr . H·. Ca. Livingston Un ion Pac ifica.aC oal C ompany Rock Spring s , Wyoming Dear Mr. Livings ton : Enc lo sed i s a c ompl ete i tinerary of our propo sed senior inspec ti on trip . The c oal str ike s e ems to be in the same s i tuati on tha t i t was a month ago , but in spite of thi s , we intend to go ahead with our s enior trip . May I a sk whe ther your com­ pany will b e abl e to handl e us even though the s tr ilre i s not s e ttled by May 14 th. I r ealize tha t a trip through an in­ a c t ive mine w ill no t b e a s sa tisfac tory a s forme rly , but , nevertheless , w e would like to v i s i t your opera tions . Wi th b e s t per sonal regard s , I am, Very truly yours , MIS : em Enc l o sur e : ��f!i:=: Depar tment of Mining / / I �u II) I C OLORADO SC HO OL OF MINES GOLDEN, C OLORADO IUSYECTIOU TRIP I 1946 i �P.l.RT I C IP:.'.i' DTC- C OLP��lH.ES Co lorcdo Fue l and Iron C orpora t ion , Sunri s e W,roming Uni on Pac if i c C ou l C ompany , Rock Spring s , V!yomlng :> Utah C opper C ompany lline s a t BinghaLl , Utah Mill a t ifagr.,a , Utah Si 1 vcr King C oa 1 i ti on I::J.no s C ompany , Po. rk C i ty , Utah Uni t ed Sta t e s Sme l tins , Refin ing , & 1'.: ining C o . a, !:iidva lo , Utah r"..mo r i c an Smo l t ing cc Re fining C ompany , Garf i e l d , Utah �nac onda C opper Ll ining C onpany l-�ine s a t But te , L:0�1 tcna i-� i l l and S.i:w l t o :;:' u t :.na c or:.d.a , ifontano. Sui tc.b l o 11ndi r.cing p l o thc s 1 ' , inc lud ine heavy b o ots or sh oe s and ha rd ha t s arc ne c e s sa ry . I t i s a l s o sussc s tod tha t some t ype of lamp be taken c,, long - - a fla sh l ight i s sui table . In c a s e; mc::.i l i s Gxp c c ted while 0 11 routo , i t should bo addre s s eda: C o l orado School of Llino s Po.rty · f'1_· ,,,.. Sal t f r., 1r ,. (' � i---. U J.tn0 1·J "l o : :-,•a-:,•- t :j,.., , -,,.., P.: (.; ·.lnn 3ut te , I :ont2.na , c/o :1.gcnt , Uili on Pa c ific R . aR . a c ..!.J C.. -"- ,, J ..._ :\,, . ·� ' \..• .:. . ; ..) · , • • ' J .... .. .... ' · - - - - AH ALL-EXP ENSE TRI P Your depo s i t ·of one hundred do llar s , (��100 . 00 ) pays f or all nec e s sary· expen s e s of th i s t r ip . The s e inc luc.lo tran s­ porta t i on, meal s , t ips , bod , and inc iduntn.l s but do not inc lude any expense tha t nay be incurr ud by any memb er of tho group for his ovm pe rsonal us o . PROL:FTNESS All members of tho party aro ro quo s t 0d to re port promp t ly for every inspe c t i on trip and at tho t ime shown in the i t inerary . :al l bu s s o s •,N i l l le ave pro;11p tly on schedule; , and tra ins calliL O t be hold up for la te arr ival s . Fai lu�e to be on hand at tho s tart of un inspec t i on tri p , unl e s s ex­ cused "u o forcha:!.1d , will b e . c ounted as an ab senc e . C OURTESY The C ol orado School of �ino s a s we l l a s tho mom­ bors of thi s par ty will boaon inspe c t i on at evory plant . Not only will thi s group be the gue s t s of the various c ompani e s �' who ho.. v e 0xtcnded the c our t e sy of pcr:r.ii t t ing the E;l" oup t o vi s i t thu plant s , but the a c t i on s of tho mo�b u r s o f the group wi l l de t e rmine tho a t ti tude of thc s o c ompani e s t oward future r e que s t s to v i s i t tho s e plant s . Bo c our t e ou s , a sk que s t ions , g o t a l l tho . inf orma t i on po s s ib l e , but do no t indulge in hors e ­ play while w i thin a planto. S::..FETY Tho c ompan i e s t·1h o s o p l::i.nt s w ill b e v i s ited canno t b e r o s pon sibl o for tho s n. i'o ty of tho mc!nb o r s of tho group while on v i s ita t ion . Guido s v; ill be s:..1.p:pl i 0d by on.ch of tho plan t s v i s i ted . Every po s s iblo pre cau t i on to prevent a c c i ­ d en t s w i l l b e t ake n , but i t w il l bo nc c d s sary for ovory mom� b a r of the par ty to exorc i s e cau t i on , wa tchfulne s s , caro , and v igilanc e while 0::1 �)lo.:1t vi s i ta t ion . Follow your e;u id0 , re ­ ma in w i th your squad , do not wander away fro!n tho t;roup . Ab ove all , do not try to opcruto ma chine s , and do not indulge in what s o o�s to be harmle s s fun . REnPORT S I t i s a lway s b e s t prG c t i c o wh i l e o� inspe c t i on trips t o tako c omplo tc no t e s on .ov�ry plan t v i si ted , and t o ob ta in a s c ompl e te no t e s a s p o s s ib l e on every proc e s s u s e d . Tho s o no t e s should sub s e quen tly b 0 tran s c r ib 8d into a p or­ manon t r e c ord . Tho mor<; c ompl e te the noto s taken tho more c omp l e t e n.nd va luable th,:, pcrmancm t roport . �·. full report by oach s tudent on all plant s v i s i t0d :mu s t bo submi t ted to hi s de par tment b y Hay 28. �SCH�DULt Sunday , 1:Iay 12 L0avc Denve r , 5 : 10 p . m . Uni on Pac i f i c Tr . No . 17 :...rrivo Choyonn o , VJyo . , 7 : 55 p . m. - Dinnor on Din ing Car T,1onday , llay 13 Breakfa s t - S t a t i o;:: Ru s taurant - 6 : 1 5 p . r.i . Bu s le ave s at 7 : 00 o. . mft for Sunr i s e , V/yo . , Underground trip Lunch - Box Lunch Re turn to Cheyenne , 5 : 00 p . m . :.. dv i sab l c to tak e s oa p , tow-:.; l , and change of cl o thing to Sunrai se Dinner - Sta ti on Re s taurant - 6 : 00 p . m . Leave Ch0yc1111.c , Wyo . a, 8 : 5 5 p . r.l.a, Union Pa c ific Tr. 7 �� sday, 1b.y 1� :·,. rrivc Rock Springs , Vfyo . , 4 : 0� a . r.1 . ' Br eakfa s t - Park Ho tel - 6 : 00 a . m . V i s i t Vino s and Surfa c e Plant - Uni on Pac ific C oal C o . Underground trip . Lunch - Box lunch Dinner - Gue s t s of Uni on Pa c if i c C oal C o . - -- '.i-J cd.no sdc�y , 1:1:ay 1 5 Leave Rock Springs , Wyo . a, 1 : 50 a . m . a, Uni on Pa c i fic , Tr . 37 /(.rrivc Sa lt Lake C i ty , Utah , 8 :00 a . m . �reakfa s t - Sta t ion Re staurant / Loave , by bus, for I.''. idvalc Hill L Sme lter of U. S . S . R . & 11 . C o . 8 : '15 a . m . Lunch - Box Lunch Dinner - Sta t i on Re s taurant Thursday, 1,�o.y 16 Breakfa s t - Sta t i o� Re s taurant - 6 : 00 a . m . Loavo , by bus , for Silv�r King C oa l i t ion Nino s C o . a, Park C i ty , Utah - 6 : 45 a . m. - Undergr ound Trip . Lunch - Box Lunch Dinner - Stati on Re s taurant - 6 : 00 p . m. Friday , J,:ay 1 7 .c.l{fast - S ta t ion Re s taurant .,.. 7 : 00 a . n. Braca Loav0 by bus , 8 : 00 a . m. for mine of Utah C oppur C o . Lunch - Box Lunch D inne r - Sta t i on Ro s taurQnt - 6 : 00 p . m . Sa turda.y, r,Iay 18 Breakfa s t - S t a ti on Re s taurant - 7 : 00 a . m. Lcr1.vo , b y bun , 8 : 00 t. . r,1� f or I-.bt;mn. I.Iil l of Utah C opper C o . Lunch - Box Lunch ;�f tornoon - Vi s i t Garf i e ld Smc l tor of l.r.i.t;ri cn.n Smc l ting & Rofinine C o . Dinner - Sta ti on Re s taura nt - 6 : 00 p . m . , Uni on Pac ific Tr . 2 9 Loavo Sal t Lake C i ty - 8 : 00 p . m .aa �sunda;r , r.1ay 1 9 :.rrivc But tet, l .Ionta na - 1 1 : 00 a . r.i . C aI' s Park ed a t No!" th o rn Pa c i f i c Stu ti on Bru1kfa s t - Ob t a in Q d dur ing t ratin s top a t D i' 11 on , 1.,on �. t ana Lu..vi ch - S ta t i on Rc s taure.n t - 1 2 : 00 noon Dinnor - Sta t ion �o s taurant - 6 : 00 p . m. 1.londay, T,Tay 20 Br eakfa s t - 6 : 30 a . m . Und c r8r om1d t r i p t o r: inc s of :.no..c oncla C oppor riiining C o . Lunch - S t a ti on :1c s t::rnrnn t ( I'o s s ib lc Box Lunch ) Dinnor - S ta t i on R� s taurant - 6 : 00 p . m . Tuo sday , M,:qr 2 1 Breakfa s t - Sta t i on Rc s taurnnt - 3 : 30 Q . m . Leave , b y bus , 7 : 30 a . m . f or �na c ondn V is i t Mill , Smcl t ur , �nd .El o c t. Zinc Plunt of ;,na c onda C oppor Llining C o . Lunch - Box Lunch D inner - S ta t ion Re s tauran t - G : ·.J O p . r.1 � Leave But- t o , L'Ion. tai.7. a - 7 : 4 5 p . m . ; Uni on Pac l f i c Tr . 30 Wodno sday , May 22 �rr ivc Sa l t Lake C i ty , Ut�h , 9 : 15 a � m. Breakfa s t - Sta t i on Ro s tauran t Ho liday - The re. 8. r 0 nuncrou s point s of int c r v s t in Sa l t Lake C i ty thn.t you rnic;ht w i sh to v i s i t - Univer s i ty of Utah , r,T ormon Tab e rnac l e , Sta. to C n p i tol c..nG. I::us0um, e tc . Lunch - Stc. t i on Ro s t aurun t - 12t: 00 noon D innor - Diningt·Car Lcnvo Sa l t Lo.lee C i ty , Utah - 6 : 00 p . :m.t, Uni on Pc� c ific Tr 38 Thur sday , I.ray 23 �rrivo Donv o r , C ol orado - 8 : �0 a . n . �! .__:n:rch 1 , 19/,6 Professorrr. . I � .s� _;, ner , . D,:; purtmenc. of :'...1n:m,:; Colorado School of �inc s Golden, Colorado Deur l'rofcssor Sirner : '.Jc n:rc..: har,p�· to hux o · our l0 t e r o f do.to L\nrc .1 12 , 19L. 6 , ;:,<lvbin:: pl<>n foL Senior Inszx:, ction Trip and isi t 't.o our ro. c rt.J on c ate Euy li+ , 1%6 . Ii:. ,;;ill incicct.: bo a t,lsasure to have: your group visi·�..--i.hc f,ropo rty , c.nci -.·i c ,·iill apprcc .i.f.to yot�r c1d­ v isi�1.:, � d0t.::.:.il 1 tir::e of ,.n ·.dv�l .:::ncl l0nsth of your stay, 2.::; u.: dusire to 3U _ lea ..:ut ti·ie .:1ctunl inspection of prop<:rty v1i'l�h .i .:. rpropri.ite eni.,crta:�.Jt..iwnt , possiuly ln Lile forn: of ::n ini'or .al diu-10r. ::u have Gl'Gatly missed th-:! annual i :::;p.:;:ct ion c,f 1 1ru ... rsr11 and .::,r-- loot<:L :..; Ot · iard l:.o a roncual of th2 tmjoyable occaoion. Or1,1innl Si:?;ned: H. C. LIVINGSTON !L,L:rLL �Earch 14 , 1946 Professor hl. I. Siener Department of �.'.inin13 Colorado uchool of .::5.ne s Golden, Colorado Dear Professor Signer : - are happ_ t o h2.ve Jrour le tter of elate .:e lfarch L'2 , 1946, c.dvisine plan for Senior Ins oe ction Trip and visit to our prorJe rty on <late Lay 14, 1946r. 1 It 1·1ill indeed be a ple asure t o have your group visit th& ::iroporty , .cmd rie rdll ap;,rec iate your ad­ visini:;, in detail, time of arrived and length of your stay, as l e desire t0 sup1 leoent the actual inspection of property r1ith c1pproprinte entertain:c1ent .11 pos sibly in the form of an informal dinnor . :;e have greatly missed the a nnuc:.l inspect ion of 1 1 f:li.ners 11 and ar(;; lookin� forviard to a rene1.:, al of ths enjoyab e oi::!casion. Y ours very truly, Original Signed: H. C. LIVINGSTOl!l HCL:oLL �COLORADO SCHOOL OF M I N ES GOLDEN. COLORADO March 1 2 , 1946 DEPARTMENT OF M I N ING r11r . H . C . Liv ing s t on Uni on Pac ific C oal C o . Rock Springs , Wyoming Dear l\1r . Living s t on : We ar e planning our f i r s t Seni or Insp e c t ion Trip s inc e 194 1 , and w ould l ike pe rmi s s ion t o vi s i t th e Uni on Pac i fi c ope ra tions on May 14 , 1 946 . Our group will b e smal l c ompa r ed to fo nner year s , numb ering ab ou t 25 facul ty and s enior mining and me tallurgy s tudent s . Our la s t trip t o Rock Spring s in il'iay 194 1 , was one of th e mo s t en j oyab l e of our entire insp e c ti ons . If permi s si on i s gran t e d , w e c an notify you s everal w eek s in advan c e o f our arrival a s to the final d e tai l s of the trip . ;��ct�r Very truly yours , MI S : ad � 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 A visit from the Colorado School of Mines Students Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1946-1955 Subject The topic of the resource Mines Visits, Colorado School of Mines' Students Description An account of the resource Letters regarding visits from the Colorado School of Mines Students. All documents are loose and some are held together by staples. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource George T. Bator, Howard L. Hartman, V.O. Murray, H.C. Livingston, Albert M. Keenan, I.N. Bayless, Clifton W. Livingston, C.B. Carpenter. I.M. Charles, M.I. Signer Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0316 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co.