https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/a72d3a1a1b99a0d7622c04456e349a87.pdf 2dce944d07c08446b2571b2ba266ccd2 PDF Text Text 1- HAS TERTON, William F。 2- LIULIAN, Hasan 3—MANI LA. 7th & 8th GRADES FILE NO。 284 VISITORS -M British Army Officer ■ Chinese Llines (-Properties)University of Utah - Liining Depb。 Ivlani Utah JUL/46 DEC/49 1956 ��Rae 0. Baxter Manila School Manila 9 Utah Union Pacific Electric Co.9 Rock Springs, Looming? De-r Sir: Thank you so much for your prompt reply to my letter♦ Since ^11 of our students -re rur?l students and must depend on the school buses to get home, it would bot be possible for us to visit your plsnt in the afternoon. We must hrve them b^ck at the school at 3:06 P・M. We would hrve to m?ke our tour around 10:30 or 11)00 A. M. Could you arrange a tour for us in the nesr future at one of those hours? The students are most epger to see an electric plant in operation and are looking forward to the touro Sincerely yours, �DAGGETT SCHOOL DISTRICT MANILA, UTAH Fa， • �April 5, 1956 1-lTo Kae O0 Baxter Iianila5 Utah (CC - Mr. M> Fo Roberts) Dear Hr*。Baxter: This is in reply to your letter of April 3rd r^qucstinr; that ari^angQinents be made for students of your 7th and fith grade science classes Manila school to make a trip through Tho Union Pacific Coal Company9 a Power Plant at Rock Springs0 If satisfactory with you5 you may plan to visit the power plant at 2 o*clock in the afternoon^ April 13tho *111 you pleasa advise? Very truly yours^ Oritrinal J. 0. MURRAY VOW① �Rse 0. Brxter fUtah April 3, 1956 Rock Springs Light =nd Pover Co. Rock Spr? ngs, ■•'yoniing Pe^r Sir: The students of the seventh clrss of M^nilp School eighth gr^de science &?s been studying electricity. I ”oul6 likm to ^rr*nge for f field trip through your power pl^nt if possible. We would like someone to take them through "nd explain your equipment 55nd your work. We would be able to come on ?ny school day. will be two girls Ed thii-teen boys from the nges twelve to fourteen. There of There will be two ch?pyrones with them。 Please let us know ?s scon as possible so thst we csn begin planning. Yours truely, �N0o 2 �£X->-^-U «-*<--T^"? �29 一 /处9 ��氐0 。 1 �Aujust % 1946 LIr・ Will la-a F. Llasterton Hotel Broa irnoore U99 Sutter Street San Francisco, Ci.tLiCornia Dear lir. Masterton: :;c are happy to have yoxxr letter of* ,±ite •lujust 7, 1946 and to learn that your trip to San Francisco xvas onjoyuble. 「lease feci th st it ;/ s a pl ec sure to have you visit the property 二nd ：o on joyed ;^our stay. Your coiment as to the availability of food in Jan Franciyco is most interesting. The American public either nlive to eat*1 or neat to live11 and San Francisco offers tho utmost in various and distinctive type of restaurants. ,'e v/ill pass your conurixuiication to the rest of the staff and trust that you re^ioniber us to liasterton. Cordially ^rours, f. .* ； L.…1 •成L.，.「上.［珅 I：CL:DAP ��64^%/^ xZ t c?^La— / 必 /Jkx 小j �July 2力 1946 We Masterbon Rock Springs5 Tuning Copys 事 Ur. Ho Co livings仕 Deas? Sirs Attached heroto ono print each of the following drawings for yoiw use and files j Drawing IJoo KD1? General Layout o£ nLn Plano Coal Tipplo^ HOo。uinOj, Hanna r, 溯oraing (Allon and Gareia Goiapariy) Drawing Noo p-152 P Tl-U4«> Proposed Nev； Pit Car North of Reliance》 IVyoaing Dravzing No. HDS5 General Layout5 Stansbury Ilins (Allen and Garcia Company) Drawing Noo HD% Goneral Layouts Stansbury Mino (Allen and Garcia Company) Drawing No. 6000<3156^ T12项如 Comparison of Tons Minedj> and Man-Hours worked por Fatal and all Accidents p Years 1923 through 1945 Very truly yours p □rigiaal $响K L M. CHA应■) Encls0 �UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY c Time Filed 8 - Form 2191 ■ 笋直 M K" OMAHA 943 TELEGRAM jul 23 1946 HCL SG MAJOR MASTERTON AND WIFE MR MCA VIIFE AND KATHLEEN AND MY SEIF REACH GR RIVER NO 3 TUESDAY 23?d ARRANGE CARS FOR ROCK SPRINGS "OUT 1 PM EXPMP REHURN LEAVING GR RIVER NO 6 THURSDAY AM. 35th ADVISE GBP o B°188 o INB 1055 An 7-45-sm m �/ E2.1om m Form 2191 Time Filed UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY M TE EGRAM O!L\HA - JTJLY 22,\ 1*6 HCL. 2OCK SPRINGS LIAJOfl 踊STERTO肘 UD '..TFE. L：R. .5 \ULTFFE ■3R5EN dlYEB NO. 3 TUESDAY 23RD. EXPECT RETURN 汀砸 抄应 KATHLE丽顼,D ??fSHLF REACH ARSiNCE C.M13 FOQ ROCK SPQINZS .任仃叩 1 P.V. GH3EN RIVER NO. 6 THU3W.1Y l.M. ?5TH. TP3 ADVISE GBP B-188 �Form 2191 7-45・5M M • UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY • Time Filed ' M TELEGRAM LI GR MI KI OMAHA 943 AM JUL 21 1946 HCL SG MASTER TON WILL NOT ARRIVE ROCK SPRINGS UNTIL SO姬 TIME TUESDAY MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR MR & MRS MA STETSON MR & 疝 S MCA AND KATHLEEN AT WHILE MTN LODGE FOR TUESDAY 23rd B-187. MB 1145 WM �y/ eugene McAuliffe 1416 Dodge St. OMAHA, NEBRASKA Mr /I酢以、 Nd 3 泓 fJ2^ 27 '~7Lc^. V / a， "/ ��Dear I.ir. ISasterton: Xour letter l-ith Just received. end -i1pso I.ir.sterton \'ie will noet you the Bui^lijigton Station at 9 ?2；s Fridayj, July 19 uha tsking you hone with uso I have made application fen。?ullnan space, Onahr. to Rock. Springs^ leaving Onaha on Ho„ 3 or No» 3~43s 1saving here at 9:00 or 9;05 p：l, Sunday evening, 21st, arriving Rock Springs either at 11?52 时(for Ho. 3) or 3:34 Hi (for Wo. 3=43) '.londaj1-, 22nd；, depending on spaceo I an also requesting space on IJo0 2? leaving Rock Springs 3;58 PH, Friday, July 26th, arriving San Francisco 2; 20 PM Saturday^ July 27th. I hope to go out v/ith you and have notified Hr. H. C. Livingstons Vice Pi>esident~OperatlonJ) and Mr. George B. Prycie, at Rock Springs. Xie v.rill all look forv/ard to seeing you and to vjelcoiiiing you and the young lady to the V/ild West. Cordially yours, Original Signed eugene McAuliffe �- July 135 19A6 (CC - ：＞• Io II. mS助s i'Vo L ：、 n.? dabo Jul- 11P 29也& conccx'iiinj yoar e tho visit oi, ＞0 •" ：\ :±^tc-*bcn5 t:：:。… * .7-jadily rc.ccJJ.:"域土门了 visited us hirin'* rocent : :fs。 ；c shall be w,~ i to 二皿:笔n Cor r^cox^LYblonc at tho .Tiite 'ron.:itoin Inn for Er» JasterLon oni "if” nlso youi^elf '* rn r 二二：，•.?.? eu二 出 r .* * •. ,…:，.：):'* :: •:!，..。 • , **■'. .* •. •,：, . --•■•■ ii?or； ?1 l.IV'。：。匚:。 'a ，：._• •"., concur L： t :* Asterton is a ^ost m ". ..\ ；. " ■'• ' ' ” • '. \ ] • ives inelu'?!, in tla U£；r of an v. ‘归，f iiit.cjcstirj. .：•‘■，, 2 - ?'? ；；€''. - 件An o? ，• "' jiincsa rilling ;nr-bhods f ‘ 提'。：o ：o dinn-??? v?LtR the -32?:ev C3：＜ preccrt 土二 _ ro.:?r5 二。二3s】h【：？b； 二vs。Lxvinjston ::nd Hrs. ?2^rde x;o：d.d be Jiappy to ：o the honors# Original 3igaed: ^ nCL:I.L 翌.C. LIVLNGSTO西 �Omaha - July 11, 1946 Mr. H. Co Livingston: Mr. G。 B. Pryde: c cc： /S' Mr。 I. No Bayless) Mr. W. F. Masterton, who spent some time at Rock Springs some years ago, went home to Edinburgh on a furlough from China, where he was operating some very extensive coal properties,, He married in Scotland, is now in this country, and expects to leave Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on the 17th ' or 18th and will stay over a day or two with us in Omaha, after which he will go to Rock Springs for two or three days. If possible, I would like to go out with him, and. I would appreciate Mr。 Livingston, on receipt of advice as to arrival (which I x\rill forward), arranging for reservations at the White Mountain Inn for Mr. Masterton and wife. I will also arrange for Pullman reservations from Rock Springs to San Francisco, where he must arrive not later than July 28, sailing for Australia. Mr。 Masterton served as an officer in the British Army in the East, but what is more interesting, had charge of Chinese mines producing five or six million tons, and I would like to have him ehown around, taking a trip into a mine or two, and. perhaps arrange for a dinner or luncheon for him and. Mrs. Masterton; that detail I can advise you of when I learn of the time of his arrival at Omaha. He is very anxious to renew his acquaintance with Mr. Pryde, and. I will look to George to take over pretty heavily in the matter of showing the Scotsman and his wife around. / � 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. 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Title A name given to the resource Visitors to the Mines whose names start with-M Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-ND Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1949, 1946, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Mine Visits, 1946, 1949, 1956 Description An account of the resource Letters regarding a visit from people that start with the letter M. 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, I.M. Charles, I.N. Bayless, Eugene McAuliffe, William F. Masterson Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1-0337 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Union Pacific Coal Co.