https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/4d260ed2952a6cad6eba10d923768f19.pdf 113cd62d194d07de22ce468f948bad00 PDF Text Text FILE NO. 284 VISITORS - UNION PACIFIC Railroad Co. Officials 1- ROBINSON, F. W. - Senior Vice President SEITZ, A. J. - Asst, to Vice President ECHELE, P. F. - General Freight Agent AUG/45 2- ASHBY, George F.- President GRIBBEN - MANN - REINHARDT - PERRINE - COPE APR/46 3- COONS, VI. A. JUN/46 - RR Publicity Dept. Photographer 4- HULSIZER, W. H. MATTHAI, C. B. RAY, Kenneth (Westvaco) SCHOLNICK, Louis JUL/46 5- COTTINGHAM, C. S. (Mr. Tracy’s Office-New York City} OCT/46 6- FENNELLY, Mr. (New York Office) 7- ASHBY, G. F. - President SINCLAIR, John S. - Director. AUG/48 SEP/48 �NO. 7 �Form 2191 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Time Filed / FILE NO. — TELEGRAM m ROCX SPRINGS - SEPTEMBER 19, 1948 G.F. ASHBY, OMAHA AND ON LINE INB, OMAHA YOUR SIXTY-SIX CONFIRMING NIGHTINGALE AND I WILL MEET YOU GREEN RIVER MONDAY MORNING C-5& H.CoLIVINGSTON 7-47-3M M �fa j I > '' *'./ Form 2191 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Time Filed TELEGRAM M 1 GR-CA OMAHA 117pm 18th HOL ROCK SPRINGS I EXSPECT TO BE IN GREEN RIVER MONDAY 20th AND WILL HAVE WITH ME ONE OF OUR DIRCETORS MR. JOHN S. SINCLAIR I WILL APPRECIATE IF YOU AND MR. NIGHTENGALE WILL JOIN US THERE MONDAY MORNING AND TAKE US TO WESTVACO AND CHURCH BUTTES PLEASE ADVISE. GFA SIXTY SIX. 7-47-3M M �NOo 6 �7-47-3M M Form 2191 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Time Filed M TELEGRAM 17 GR V NK OMAHA AUG 4 1948 1133pm . HCL ROCK SPRINGS. MR. FENNELLY N Y OFFICE TOGETHER WITH FOVT INCOME TAX REPRESENTATIVE. ARRIVE ROCK SPRINGS THRUS 5th ETB CHECK HOTEL RESERVATIONS. B-9 INB.... 915PM �NO. 5 �Rock Springs - October 30, 1946 Mro I„ N. Bayless: "r„ Baldridge advises that Mr. C. S. Cottingham of Mr. Tracy’s office in Nev/ York City will arrive in Rock Springs on Monday, November 4th, the purpose of his visit to make a study of capital stock, accumulated earnings, etc., in connection with excess-profits tax purposes. Origin^ -'r ”, C. HCL:DAP —■ �Rock Springs Oct. 29, 1946 Mr. H. Co Livingston: For your information, Mr. C. S. Cottingham of Mr. Tracy’s office in New York City will arrive in Rock Springs next Monday, November 4. Mr. Cottingham, as I understand, is making a study of capital stock, accumulated earnings, etc., in connection with excess-profits tax purposes. T. bald: �NO. 4 �7-45-5M M Form 2191 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Time Filed TELEGRAM ■ M DENVER 10 s 24 AM JULY 12, 1946 INB, ROCK SPRINGS LEAVING ON TRAIN 17 AFTERNOON FOR ROCK SPRINGS. Ml �t/.ve L i 5 I —- - ' ■■ ■- Form 2191 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Time Filed TELEGRAM M DENVER 10:24 AM JULY 12, 1946 INB. ROCK SPRINGS LEAVING ON TRAIN 17 AFTERNOON FOR ROCK SPRINGS. J 7-45-5M M �Form 2191 L/ \ — 7-45-5M M UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Time Filed 14 GR MT O M TELEGRAM DENVER 1034 AM JUL 12 1946 INB SG JT. INB SGs CY INB LAB OMAs LEAVING 0Nfl7t'A AFTER NOON FOR ROCK SPRINGS H-lo W# 156 PM �July 12,. . Mr. Bayless, I called Mr. Taliferro regarding meeting Mr. Scholnick who arrives on No. 27 todayo Mr. Taliferro will be unable to meet him because he has to attend a meeting in Green River todayo Mr. Gribbin called me on the arrival of these men and asked if any arrangements had been made to meet Mr. Scholnick, he said he would be glad to meet him if we wished. alh �Rock Springs - July 11, 1946 Mr. I. N. Bayless: Reservations have been made at the White Mountain Lodge for July 12, 13, and 14, for the following: W. H. Hulsizer C. B. Matthai Kenneth Ray Louis Scholnick ALH:RLH �•7. July 10, 1946 Mr. Bayless, ' Mr. Livingston, Mr. Johnson called from Omaha this morning and requested that reservations be changed for Mr. Hulsiser, Mr. Ray and Mr. Matthai to cover the 12, 13 and 14th. Lodge, This has been taken care of at /hit4 Mt. I notified Mr. Johnson that Mr. Taliferro had made reservations for Mr. Scholnick at the Park Hotel. Mr. Johnson also said that the Board of Trustees had approved the AjF.E. for additional appropriation for the Reliance Bathhouse and was wiring to that effect today. alh �' \ 7 f I , 7/ 7-45-5M M Form 2191 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY TELEGRAM M Time Filed QJIAIZA 10:12 All JULY 9, 1946 INB, ROCK SPRINGS ’»SH SAYS NOT NECESSARY YOU 'El JM ROOK SPRINGS SATURDAY UNLESS YOU HAD INTENDED TO BE THERE. THEY ARE EETING AT SOCK SPRINGS TO )ISCUSSFORH OF GAS PURCHASE COIF.l.;CT T'.’IT’ I'OUIIT .IN FUEL SUPPLY, ’EST VACO ANO REINHARDT. HAY '..ISH HAVE 30NE01E 0:iI7E 7”^; LOOK OVE I THE GROUND. B-164 HW G1EEN “IIVER SATURDAY TO �Form 2191 M UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Time Filed M TELEGRAM iOCK jPUNTJ - JULY 9, 1946 IttB, OI'U-IA HSSEHVATI0M3 LL'Or. AIIITL LOUhTiIIJ LODCL WTHAI IND HULSIZExl TUlALuEUZn. c-90 <AY TffiLFTU, �HJikSSlUiiu lOei liltiGi'jL ? O<£ J.E'.lf'hiii 'i.. *1... ■'. t. j (ii?< l iiiu-tL i. *c.i : Sr.OTIOa S; SDGO’i ili’jiLi'LIO.; SLIEi.. St«L J.’' SCI-..; E-.Sfi EzV;H GhOUVAESGEL ••SSLUvE ,t?I 9V6/-6 �Form 2191 7-45-5M M UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Time Filed.M TELEGRAM ® GR CAM OMAHA 431PM JULY S-46 INB ROCK SPRINGS. UHH ARRIVES ROCK SPRINGS 125AM OR 210AM SAT 13TH KENNETH RAY OF WESTVACO ARRIVES ROCK SPRINGS BY PLANE SATURDAY AND MATTHAI PROBABLY ARRIVE ON 43 FRIDAY 12th. ALL ROOMS AT MT INN WILL REMAIN SAT AND SUN B-160 HA J 517PM. . �I Omaha - July 8, 19^6 ] L.. ■ h t L< EI K ~ j (.,t . JJL11 1946 v,CEPi;r ■_ r AIR MAIL ft a ’ii o r •, " Mr. Baylessx Mr. Hulsizer advises that he plans to leave Denver on No. 1? or No. 37 Friday evening, July 12th, ar­ riving Rock Springs 1x25 AM or 2x10 AM Saturday, July 13th. He would like to have a room reserved at the White Mountain Inn, and asks whether taxi service will be available, to take him from the station to the Inn. He expects to remain in Rock Springs Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Kenneth Ray of Westvaco Chlorine Products Corporation will arrive Rock Springs by plane some time Saturday, the 13th, and will wish a room at the White Mount­ ain for Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Matthal will probably leave Omaha on Noo 43 Thursday night, 11th, arriving Rock Springs 3x34 PM Friday, July 12th; he would like to have a room reserved for him at the White Mountain for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. f �NO. 3 �Rock Springs - June -7, 1946 ..r. H. A. Johnson: Your letter of date June 5, 1946, file 080-3 and hr. Bayless’ letter of Kay 3th and previous correspondence regarding trip of Jr. and hrs. A. Coons to Yellowstone Park, and reservation at the khite fountain Lodge. IJecessary reservations have been made at the ..hits fountain Lodge by Jack b/nith, who will have a car available and will arrange to accompany them on their trip. Original Signed: H. C. LIVINGS [ON HCL:D:.T �080-3 Omaha, June 5, 1946. Mr, H. G. Livingston: Referring to Mr. Bayless' letter to you of May Sth, regarding trip of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Goons to Yellow­ stone Park, and reservation at the White Mountain Lodge; Mr. Coons advised me today that he plans to leave Omaha on Train 43 June 17th, arriving Rock Springs 3:34 PM, June 18th. �080-3 Omaha, June 5, 1948. Mr. H. C. Livingston: Referring to Mr. Bayless' lettei* to you of May 8th, regarding trip of Mr. and Mrs. ’,7. A. Coons to Yellow­ stone Park, and reservation at the White Mountain Lodge: Mr. Coons advised me today that he plans to leave Omaha on Train 43 June 17th, arriving Rock Springs 3:34 PM, June 18th. Original Signed: H. A. JOHNSON �Kock Springs - May 10, 1946 Mr. J. A. Smith: Herewith copy of letter from Mr. Bayless, dated May 8, 1946, concerning the proposed trip to Yellowstone Park of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Coons. Kindly make necessary arrange­ ments as suggested and discuss the matter of car with me. HCL:LL MAY 11 1946 O TheU.P.CoalCo. eq­ springs �COPY Rock Springs - May 10, 1946 Mr. J. A. Smith: Herewith copy of letter from Mr. Bayless, dated May 8, 1946, concerning the proposed trip to Yellowstone Park of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Coons. Kindly make necessary arrangements as suggested and discuss the matter of car with me. (Sgd.) H. HCL:LL Livingston �Rock Springs - May 10$ 1946 Mr. J. A. Smith: Herewith copy of letter from Mr. Bayless, dated May 8, 1946, concerning the proposed trip to Yellowstone Park of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Coons. Kindly make necessary arrange­ ments as suggested and discuss the matter of car with me. Original Signed: H. 0. LIVINGSTON HCL:LL �Omaha - May 8, 1946 Mr. H. 0. Livingston: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Coons expect to' leave Omaha the evening of June 17, arriving Rock Springs on the 18t}a. They expect to leave Rock Springs and drive to Yellowstone Park on June 19. Will you please ask Jack Smith to make reserva­ tions at the White Mountain Lodge for Mr..and Mrs. Coons, have a car available, and suggest that Smith arrange to accompany them. Advise. �copy Omaha - May 8, 1946 Mr. H. Co Livingston: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Coons expect to leave Omaha the evening of June 17, arriving Rock Springs on the 18th0 They expect to leave Rock Springs and drive to Yellovzstone Park on June 19. Will you please ask Jack Smith to make reserva­ tions at the White Mountain Lodge for Mr. and Mrs. Coons, have a car available, and suggest that omith arrange to accompany them. Advise. //s// I.N. Bayless �4, 1946 >? <’ .'.a "Ghvciy jhls '..111 .-.e'.'iio;•£. 1? 1Ajs file ■ £!<.£ ?» -visi.r < t '.’oona o? the :ul> licity dcperiaanb will be preoesr.. to t:d:o p’ioto"'?.?-pho ct f' ivev ..id end vid Siccra* “ooti’-r^e on ■.oona '■..'ill acaorrrav 21 end d:'P 2oons ?<\ re^usst n o _’ leo that d^ivai* to vicit f .llo-.jotono .’..tiOxTal --ye!::. lO shall bo liap;// to have .si l . ?3. Cooao ir.d v.lll nn'.o ;2.-.or.tL. fc-1 Liolf trip to '’cl3.o'..3to;ic .at eppropristo �011-339 Omaha - February 1, 1946 Mr. H. G. Livingston; (co: Mr. Wo A. Coons) Mr. McAuliffe states that he has made arrange­ ments for Mr. Coons of the railroad publicity department' to make the usual photographs of the First Aid and Old Timers’ meetings on June 21 and 22 this year,, Mrs. Coons will accompany Mr. Coons, and he wishes to be furnished with a car and driver to visit Yellowstone Park, leaving Rock Springs Sunday, June 23, where he will make some pictures for the 1947 railroad calendar. Will you keep this in mind and make necessary arrangements? FEB 41946 VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS �NO. 2 �Rock Springs - fey 119 1946 Mr. I. N. Bayless; In compliance with your request of the 9th instOJ> file 011-355s ne are sending you under separate cover three prints each of the pictures taken at the power plant and the Superior leucite deposits on the occasion of Mr. Ashby’s and fenn’s inspection trip. ikjiiginai Signed H. C. LIVINGSTON �011-355 Omaha, May 9, 1946 Mro H„ Co Livingstons Will you please send me two or three prints of the pictures which were taken at the power plant and the Superior leucite deposits on the occasion of Mro Ashby’s and Mr. Mann's inspection trip? I would like to publish these two photographs in the June magazineo �Rock Springs - kay 69 1946 liro Io No Bayless: Attached hereto two photographs taken at the Rock Springs Power Plant and at the Leucite location to be used as you see fito H. C. LlWGSTON HCL/rt �7-45-5M M Form 2191 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Time Filed Q;j,g TELEGRAM .\M Rock Springe, I7yo apr 28, Go Fo Aahby Omaha Online; THREE AU70LWILE3 READY TO LEaVE GREEJI RIVER 6 AI2 MONDAY Dc I.N.B, �7-45-5M M Form 2191 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Time Filed TELEGRAM &.M Rock Springs, VJyo Apr 28, 1946 Go Ashby Omaha ' Online THREE AUTOMOBILES READY TO LEnVE GREEN RIVER 6 AM MONDAY Bo IoIIoBo �fir. I. N. Bayless 9:15 AM April 27, 1946 Memorandum concerning conversation between Mr. H. A. Johnson, Omaha, and Mrs. Outsen: Mr. Ashby's secretary advised that the follovnng would be the personnel expected to make the trip proposed: Mr. Ashby Mann Reinhardt Gribben Bayless Perrine Frank Cope (Mr. Ashby's Secretary) He suggested further that three cars and three drivers be available in etfent some one else shows up. The headquarters building, Omaha, is in need of a car of slack, preferably loaded in self clearing car, but will take it in whatever you can furnish. They are not entirely out of coal, but in event of a cold spell of any consequence, will need the additional coal. AMO CC - Mr. H. C. Livingston �Rock Springs - April 22, 1%6 Mr. H. C. Livingston Mr. V. 0. Murray Mr. E. R. Jefferis Mr. Ashby, President of the Railroad, together with a party, is expected to be here about the 29th of this month for a short inspection trip. a mine. Mine. Mr. Ashby has expressed the desire of going inside I would suggest that we plan to take him into the Stansbury If the mines are not in operation, you can probably arrange to take him in the rock tunnel with a locomotive, through the No. Seam, and then hoist him out of the portal of No. and have cars drive him around to the shops, store, etc. Seam, Stansbury should be cleaned up, and the Store and Bakery in Rock Springs and the Power Plant should be tidied up. In fact, we should be prepared to take them any place they want to go. I will keep you informed of the exact date and movements as the plans develop. �(Extra Copy - Omaha) Rock Springs - April 1%6 Er, H. C. Livingston Mr. V. 0. Murray Mr. B. 11. Jefferis Er. ashby, 1 resident of the ■ railroad, together v.'ith a party, is expected to bo hero about the 29th of this month for a short inspection trip. a nine. Mine. Mr. Ashby has expressed the desire of going inside I v.oulu suggest that v:e plan to tab- him into the Stansbury If the mines are not in operation, you can probably arrange to take him in the rock tunnel ;.ith a locomotive, through the No. 7g Seam, and then hoist him out of the portal of Ho. 7.' Beam, and have ears drive him around to the nhops, store, etc. Stansbury should be cleaned up, and the dtoro and Bak ry in keck -Springs and the i'o'eer riant should be tidied up. In fact, v;o should be prepared to t&cCe tuci-i any place Ciiey u&na t.o rb. I V/ill keep you inforned of the exact date and Eoversents as the plans develop. CJcinal SigntU'; A. H. 3AY1 ‘ �cc bailed INB, Omaha Country dock Springs to Rangely - 13? riilos (Includes 94 . idles of dirt road in fair condition Estimate 5'i hrs. for this part of trip.) ilanjely to Uraij “ 107 miles (All on Highway 40.) Crai’ to dunlins - 125 miles (.til on paved road ~ condition questionable.) By Grai■ Juqjost stop at Cosyriff Hotel - drai'j first nijht ar. i then into ■lan^oly next day. Toxas Company phone at Rangely is "Ranjely 2251"<> ��NO. 1 �Rook Springe « August 27s 1945 liFo V8 0* Murray Er« Ho C„ Livingston Er. Io Eo Glorias Er. Eo Eo Darling Messrs. r0 W. 'xoblnson, Scniox* Vico Presidents Union Pacific Railroad; a. J. Saits3 Assistant to Vico Prouidonbj and ?<> F. Schele3 General Freight Agont, are expected to bo in Rook springs ’.'cdneEidays August 2>;th. to visit the properties. do aro to have cars available for then at Green iiver at 9 a.ia., i.ednoi-aoy. Suggest that avesythin * be kept ao orderly as passitbli- orourrJ the mines as they no doubt .dll v.ant to visit the StansUary ainoj, tho Povrox’ ?lant3 IliSiDAT probably the Rgtlianco ralma. u C’jt •’ ’ t’iiv c: ’■ [d ' ■ ' -■■ - J �SEN. O'MAHONEY WILL SPEAK HERE WEDNESDAY NIGHT "Postwar Planning and Development as It Can and Will Affect Wyoming" will be discussed by Senator Joseph C. O'Mahoney at a meeting at 8 P. M. Wednesday in the high school auditorium. The meeting is open to the public. Invitations to attend the meeting have been extended by the Rock Springs Chamber of Commerce to the following persons: Gov. Lester C. Hunt; Earl Wright, state treasurer; F. W. Robinson, senior vice president of the Union Pacific railroad at Omaha; A. J. Seitz, of Omaha, assistant to the vice president of traffic of the Union Pacific railroad; Earle G. Burwell of Casper, member of the University of Wyoming board of trustees, and presidents of Chamber of Commerce units and service clubs of southwestern Wyoming. Senator O'Mahoney will be a guest of the Rock Springs Lions club at its weekly luncheon Wednesday. John Lucas, Sr., president of the Rock Springs Chamber of Commerce, will entertain Senator O’Mahoney and other visitors to the city for the meeting at dinner that evening. Taken from the Rock Springs Dailey Rocket, Tuesday, Aug. 2S, 1945. C 0 P Y � 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 Union Pacific Railroad Company Officials Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. Aug 1945-Sep 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Mine Visits, Union Pacific Railroad Company Officials, 1945,1946, 1948 Description An account of the resource Letters regarding visits from the Union Pacific Railroad Company Officials. All documents are held together by a brass pin. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource H.C. Livingston, E.T. Baldridge, H.A. Johnson, I.N. Bayless Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0319 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co.