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                    <text>IillPO TIT Of INSPECTIO N
NOo 2o Hine,

Union Pacific Coal Company,
Hanna, Wyoming .

June 2 lst,19O6o

Ao E. BrRd.bury,I ns!Je ctor.

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�REPORT OF INSPECTION OF
Mine Nao 2,
Union Pacific Coal Coo,
Hanna, Wyoming o

November 10th, 1906 o
Do Mo Eli a s, Inspectoro

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R'JffJu SUPi,.
HANNA,

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TO rmoM T.'11 "YIAY C01'TCRPJ1: -

On :Hovember 10th, I made 11\.V fin,t visit

tQ

112 Mine, the

}?rope:rty of the Union Pacific Coa l Con1pMyp 1Qca t0d at Hannap Wyoo
Accor.!.1J)anied by Mine Foreman Alf:rod Dodds, I entered the P?:lne a t the
manl-va,y and proceeded c-lo wn

to -; #3

::i:n,'; ry.

A:t't0r an exa.rn.1.nat:i.on o:i;'

this pl.a ce we v1e nt into :ra ce o:f ;/f:3 F..n trya

We returned and visited

the "L"1orldn 6 1Jlc1.ces and r-etur:necl to the slo1rn 0 then ~ent clown to

#4 JTintry &amp;nd into face of Bntryo

Af ·eer an exrunin a tion~

\70

retv.rne~

~nd visited -the worldng p lacrn GJ on &lt;mr "i'!aY back t o th0 slope o

ihen proceeded do vm the slope to -;p5 En try a nd i n t q fac e of

We

1/:5

p1aoes and con tinued on out to the slope.

~e crossed the slope

to :f}:6 ~try and YiEm t in to face of :rnntry.

After exa1t1 ininr; this

-p"J.::1.00 we rl3t.urned to the

nJ.ope,

thP.n out to tho nur:?2, ce, where we

e&amp;1..8in0d the ventilating fo.no
I find ·chi s min e in e;ood condition -- the ro ~d\"'J ays clean
amd free from dus 'c;, and in good moist concli tion wl th 8, eood circul2, tio11 of air in all ontriea except 1f6 J;Jntry, v1hich is somewhat

ueak at f· oe of entry.

A now 111nnwn.y is 'bP-ing driven from the sur-

face to connect vii th I!lc'lnWay belou.

Entrioo is also' beine driven.

The mam:m,y b&lt;;;ltwe0n 4 and 5

YJhen these t~o ma.n~RYS are com-

pleted, ·che conditions at this mile will be considerabl~ improved.

g1r Measure~ents:In t;:,,l~~

30816.

Outl.et

34615.

lTo·. men, b?1 day

Ho. men, by night

No·. horses, by day
Ho. horaea, by nir;ht

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D. M. ElJAS
MINE INSPECTOR DISTRI CT NO. 1
Rock Spri ngs, Wyo.

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On t h e 15th
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1~1 e b r w .~. r y .

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l 1ir.:.e P o :re!,mn Alf'red Dodds ,

I ent e red t he ~1 ~ne at
. ma:nvray an ct .
o:f en try A-n cI a fter-

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VJ.SJ 1,J.n g

some

o :;:

the

.

:rooms ,

cetu:rn"'d

to n ;,u 1v,, a.y

and.

clo w n

to 1'1 o.

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Af' tc:r- v i s i t i n g sm,1~ of' t :1e , rn:rkin~ p l a ces 1 r etu~n0d to s l ope "u1d

u p t h e s :i. op e t o Ho . tt Rn t r y ::m d u:9 t }rn nanv;a_ · to s u r f a ce.
t ?1'3

Visited

v e n tiln. · i n ;J fo.n , "b oiler ;:i_nd e w:; in e r ooms o

1!1 :i. ch i ~!ly.~ove s c on d i t:.on s c: onsideY-ably =~S it J'.):·o v ides a sa:fc tra-

ti c n ir:: ire r y f a ir ,md wil l be consi d e :n,&gt;.bly i r11proved wr;en the pre=

"~:'1d free from dust a nd debris.

'l'hP.r ~: is e Ye r~r evidence of

a 1:'ire Bo s s i s rn.?..intained at t;--ds r1 i:-.! c.

is very Gratifying.

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Outlet ..3 .S- /

Eo.

Ho. }iorses .

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D. M. ELIAS
MINE INSPECTOR DISTRICT NO. 1
Rock Springs, Wyo.

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TO mr01w IT MAY co~m:mm;r:--

On +.he 10th day of 11/fay, 1907 0 I made. rny seconct rinnual visit, to
l io 0 :: r.1 jne , the p:ropi:;r':;y of tho Union Paoif ic Coal Companyp located

Dcdds, I ant ere d the ~ ine a.t 111anw.s_.v a 1d walked down to 2 E.ntr,f a nd
in-to faoe of C1ntry.

R13turn0d and visitP.d some of' the working

"91.ac':)1:, and continued out . ·co man-wa.y and a.own to
:f'ac ·'! of 3 .TiJn try·,

visited

some o:f'

marn , ay ~1d went down to 4 }ih-i ·~ry.

t"ie rooms

3 En-try.

on our ret: tr n

Went
-t.o

t'Vent i n to f a ce of 4 Entl:"Y.,

.in-to

'~?te

re-

t w·ned 2 .11d visited sc:c:ie of the wo rkine; places and continued· on out
io :raan-tv&amp;W an d do wn t o and i nt o f ace of 5 3 n t ry.

Vi :dt ed s ome rooms

om our return ·co t he slope 2nd went do vm to 6 En t 1"~'•

Th i s entry

ls but a shor1 t distance fro.:1 t he f!J.op e =m d no one m-1. s wo:rking at

this plao0 on this date.
oi' slope o

Returned to slope and went do wn to face

After an sxemin ~t.ion at thio place, !'eturned to t he

I note the f'o l.lowinCT _tmprovr-,m..-mt at t.h:t,3 min•'3 sinco MY 12~st.
.vis.it: ... -

the manwa..v f'rom 4 to !5 Entry is coI!lpleted and is being
.

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used; e.lso the manway .from 5 to 6 entry is bein~ driven and -.,Jill be
?ea~v as a

t r avelinrr ~a:J' before a great while.

This is as it

s hould b0 as it ke0ps thf7 men and a..riimala off the slope, ,md ther~-:
by lessens the da~ger of accidents, and those in c~arr;e are to ?e •

00P.1c1ended for th'3i:r actinn, ~·1hich reduces the probability of a,o""
ci den ts.

Since my laat vi~it to this mine, the fan has be8n taken down

and a steam ~~t substituted, _the fan being too ar:1all to furnish
the necessary _iren_t!lation.

The steam pipe is laid into and ex• .; .. . / -=_,.c, .,,.,:

hauGts in the upoast shaft, and at this ti~e is c a using a very
0

good ventilating current in the mi'tM".

this mine are,vt:try good.

The general conditions~

The roadways are damp and frao from

dust, and the la~ being complied with.

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Air :r~easurement e: .. ••
4~1H25 cu. f.t.

I:ri. {~akc

Outlet
rTo.

of ~!ten

:1O.

of Roraea

47185

ll

11

127
10

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,Rt7}P OR'.1.' OJ? EXA:HNA'I' IO:N OF
~Tine No . 2 ,

Unio n P aci f ic Coal Company ,
Hanna, V!yom i n u; .
:t-Tovember 8th &amp; 9th, 1907 .

D. ;.,r . Bli a s 1
I nsp e c t or o

�TO ,:moH I'.I' I" A.Y COJICF..RlT :--

On the 8 th clay of :Hov er{1ber , 190 '7 , I made

a..Y1

ex amin a t ion of

I

wo . 2 M:in e , the 11:r op e r ty of the Un i on Pa c i:1: i c Co a l Comps,ny, located

at Hanna , Wyomi ng , th i s be L .G; tb.e '-!-th exam i n a tion during the pre- c : : :iP
s ent ye .:u··•

Accompan i ed b y Y:Iine r oreman Alf' Dodds, I entered the

mine at mamvay a nd wen t do1Jm t o :~. f.\r:. try a n _ in t o f a ce.

Returne d

th:co u.:sh the ro oms t o :,-.1anv1ay, then down t o 3 entry t o f a ce .

.,_.,
'

P:f ter

vi si ·cjne s o;ne o:f t he r o oms , :re tur.1ed t o s lope a.nd out t o the s urf uc e o

Wen t do .:n t .:1 c

't1E!J'1Ylic:"'l_,Y

to 3 en t :ry

do r:n to . .h &lt;::11:. try t o f a ce .

2,nd

i nt o f e_c e .

R0tun1od. t o ::uanw a ;,7

After o.. v i s i t to sor!1e of t he working

pla c e s, r· e~~ i.1:--·ne d -:.:,o r.1.~.nvn=.t.y a !·1c1_ down t o 5 en tr y t o fa ce o

j s

2 rooms a na

t U!" TI

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On 1': ovembe :r 9th , I c ont i nu,:J d riy ex am i n at i on of Jii o . 2 Hj_ n e .

Et~1 d

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,_.,..- \\·

co:0_a id _.rab le a ir

i s an,.. ?.J1e;e d 1ri t ..'l b ratt ice, ',\ i i:h v e :ry poo r resu lt s o
1

tle ~ ir c ettini t o the face of the entry.
c1ntry.

Visited

Very lit-

I t hen went down to 7

7h is ent ry is but a s h ort dist a nce from t h e slopeo

Re-

t1..~::·nec. a nd vv1::m t to sur·fa.ce:, where the gas repo _~ ts we re examined.
Very li t~ le ga s is r 8p orted in th~s mi ne o
T2JJ v e nt ilati on in this miTie is ve1~y g ooa_,

on all the
should

T}ie mi ne i s i n a good d amp con-

dition except• p~r~~

of'

t"he

n:::i.nv,r a y

n eA..r t:i1.e

surface ,

?863 :-i

Clio

:f to

90000

n

dry.

Air ~'leasur •~ments :--

Tot :11 intakes
11

?.To . of men
11 horses
11

outlet
169

12

II

¼hich is quite

�TO \-"JHOl\'i IT rIAY C01TCERN : --

On the 8th day of November , 1907, I made an examinati on of

No

0

2 Mine, the property of the Uni on Pacific Coal Company, l oc at ed

at H.anna, Wy oming, this being the 4t,h exam ination during t he J)Z'esont year .

Accompan ied by 1~i:ae F o reman A1f' Dodds, I entered the

mine at :m.anway- an d t"Ient dovm to 2 ent ry and in to :face., . Returned
through the rooms to ma11wa y , then do·,m t o 3 entry to fac0

0

After

vi si tina; some 01' Jche rooms, reiurned to s l ope a nd out to the sur-

O!l sfov-embe,r 9 th ,

I 00n tinu,~d my e:n:ar.ai n a -ti on of ;fo a 2 Jriine o

Went dovr.n thi:; m.aYJ.WR.Y to ~., e_1t:ry Sti1 ri. i n t o fa ce ~

and do \ n to 4 0nt!'y to r ~1.ce a

Re tun10d to m2J1wa;,

A.ft (; !' a vi s it ~o sone of t h e working

p laces, r e tur ned t o ri1::111\'1tt ;y e.nd a.o-;m to 5 entry to :f D,ceo
so,ile o:f

,,, .1.0

Visi ted

rooms ni cl r ,:-t;urned ta al ope &amp;.ii.d clo 'J n to 6 en tryo

2 rooms a nd the e:n-:; r y a r~ worki ng o

But

1'h ere is con sider2.bl e air

go ing into this entry · but .xhr.:..lOi! th is i s a s i n~ le e n try and the ret urn is arr::i...11g?;d \°Jith 'bro.tt i ce, wi th very p oor resultso
tlo a.i r getting to the face of the entry o

entry o

Jer-J lit-

I t11en ~vent· dol'vn t o 7

?his entry ia but a shor t &lt;list2..n c0 from the slope o

Re-

tuTned e;nd went to sur:face, where the gas reports were exami nedo
Vcr~r lit·~le se.s i s reported i n thif&gt; raineo
The ·v1➔ n ti lat i on i n th i s mine is very good?

entries, 'but et the face of 2 entry it is not

be, and 6 e:nt ry as noted abcveo

EJfJ

'bn all the

goo d a s it sh ould

The mine is in a. goo d damp con-

dit i on except :par-t o f' t he manway neor the surf ace, wh i ch i s q u i te

dry.

Air Measurem.ents :-Tot al i ntruces

"
Mo. of m'7n
•
• h orses

outlet

78635 C U o
90000 ii

1 69
12

inspector of Coal Mines ,
District No . One.

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                    <text>Form 2101

C. B.

After transmitting telegrams which In their (udgment would have served the Company's interest If sent by train mail, or appear unnecessarily long
operators are required to attach a copy of them to proper Form and forward same to Superintendent of Telegraph

TELEGRAM

NUMBER

SENCER

RECEIVER

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RECEIVER

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Time Filed _____ -:. ___ ..M

TIME SENT

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typewrltton on these blanks, and those for
parties on trains (excopt trainmen) dellver~d tn soaled envolopoa. The exact sanding
and rece iving time, l n l tlals of sending and
receiving operator, and algnal of receiving
otnco, muat be entered In -proper space In
every Instance. Oporator must note on back
oftolegrams tl mo of calls ar,d ca wi o of delay,
If any.

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typowrl lten on these blanks, and those for
parties on trains ( oxcopt tralnmer1) deilv•
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ond receiving ttme, lnltlala of sending and
receiving operator, and signal of receiving
office, mu3t be entored l n propar space •Ir.
every Instance. Operator must note on back
of telegrams time of calf~ and cause of delay,
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Hnnna, 3/20/rJS.;
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including D. l ! . El1 u s.

9ne of U :i. em has come out, at eleYen o-' e_l_ock

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NUMBER

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parties on trains (except trainmen) dellv•
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and receiving time, Initials of aendlng and
receiving operator, and algnal of receiving
office, must be entered In proper apace In
every Instance. Operator must note on back
of telegrams tlmo of calls and cause of dalay,
If any.

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TIME SENT

SENDER

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partleo on train• (axcopt trai nmen) de llvored I n sealed onvolopes. The exact sending
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SENDER

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office, must bo entered In proper space In
every I nstance. Oporatori must note on back
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On )~ay 13th, 1~0 8 , I made :111y first official visit cf inspec • ion to !/line no. 2, located at H~a , V.ryomins , cpera t ed by the Union ::.:.-

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a s R. B utler .::.nd Foreman Thomes i'.'akely .

2 entr7 wr ich we e:xamir.ed

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fH ce , and returned over the working faces of the roo s by wa!' of t ne
cress -cu ts t o the .mamni.y, wr.ere we decenoed to No . 3 leyel. \',e ~rr,,•P-1•·:
t ci the face of this er.try and Cc;J!1€ back over the v:orkir..g f,ices o:' tl:e
·ooms, and went t o n o . 4 entn, , whi c h we t ro.vele ci to the entry face c~ncl
c2.me buck through the rocm cross-cu -:s to the manrmy .
Goin.;-: to N'o.
le vel v:e went ir. to :he f f,ce arm e:&gt;~6mined most of the rooms r,nd came to
the slope v:hi ch we decende d te: P o . o lev el.
'.'te went to the end of
th i s e ntry which hc::.s be~n stopped accc,unt of r..aving enc oun',.,ere&lt;1 e. fat! lt .
·ce c~1ne back through the rocms tc, the slope , e,nd went dN,n to Nt1 • 7 wr: ich
·.vc tr&amp;.v e len tc the :f.ece ; there are no rocl!!s beir.g worked on this entry .
',.e then ce.CJ.e to the sur.face .

'.f'h e condi t ion oi' this mine: is ver~• ,e:ood thr c-v gh out .
The .air
c·rr sn t -is ercellent en every entry , the mice well waterea vna f r ee or
,.,,~t .
'I:he tracks r~n d haulai:::;;:; r;ays ar e clean nnd tr..e w.a-n,.•m:• in gc ocl
Th~ old ,·,orkin :_., s c;:.re ,r isit~cl ref,;ularly l..nrl the-ir condition 110 · d in the gas \iv·a tch wen ' s report b of1k s.
T o ';:'I s dE.fe , -v ·ry ll ~tle n:s
,_:; been d iscov~rea i r; this mi-ne .

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I no tice one t~ing here th~t I do net approve of . ~n ma~in6
,. , ·r e21 LJ11ip.c'tions , the fi r e bo sses pu-i; their ri.&amp; i ly mark too fr-:i.r r'ic,::n
·o"' t t e rocf .
While th::re i5 no lo.r: afi':.i l')St t h is, I wouln. rec o,:illle.-:id
, ;;~t a lu1rier ne placed in the room s , c.nc, set up over ni g:h~ , so tl1e ' bas
t cr..rnen c~:.n c- scend to t he hie;he st p oir,. t , c:.ndplace their utar-k tr.ere or
!. ~e show tl-!.e dct e o:f the e.xa.'lli~t·ition of th e l1igh 1rnt runf:'., o:f -:;r.e laclCte•· .
·c use of &lt;C. pole for rn.i s in;; tr. e •safe t y lm!lp i.n ma.kins ezr.min(;.~ic.it1s O?
0 p,as ,-:&amp; tchmen shoul d be inlluecHately fiiscontinued ,
Air mea su:renien~s , ta ken froi'l the report books ere as follcY:s ;
In'!:Hk:e
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Ccul Co·,np any .
Jinnway in compnoy .ith i.•, ine ~creL11ao ,
I e nt ere d the •!ine at ~
r . Th oill&amp; s t~ e at l ey .
~e travelen th.r )U ;h ..112n,..;ay fr-om top to bot tom and
••• .... imd i t in ex ce llen t conni tion .
A11 through its entire length it uas
l'E."tp a.n&lt;i f re e fr om dust .

'Ce al so tr£.vele1, throup;h ~ 11 'he entries and to the face of
e.- ch , a.ad thro u gh most o-P tha worki - rocms .
1'he air current in each ·
of these e n tries is exception~lly JOod .
~racks are kept clean acct well
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Y.'rom the report t:ook , I find :;h{~t ver-y little e;as is f und in
is mine .
..:h e aba.ndoned rooms :-re exarniner"i. :re3ul1:1rly b~• the fiY-e bo3s
,_ , . n ~port 0d cs r equirecl by lcnr .
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I noted that at nwnber t~irt: four room ( 34) on the aecond
,.rc.nanese .r.i·ler 1 1 ·his screen :.t the botto.r!I of his room tied up
j .. h string EO t~et it ,_ llov,e
th8 ai:- to fall bt..ck n the entnr ; . instet;,cl
~-:" pssr:in,; t~.rr:rngh the c:;oss - cu.t i,- t ... th.e na .... t rcon t . . ti.1e .rten inside .
~1.:; is yc si t;ively in ctir ct viol&amp;:'.:ion of t:he lax: 2.uri. shoulri. not be p er• i':t e d.
I ,;oulci call the c.tt~ntion of' i:-.~ 11::m, e iec1t o f th i s 11ine t o
ec ;;.1.on s 2. 57~ E" !lj:58: o··· "':h,· hev i sed $tatut es of" ~ yonj.pg , an d urge t hat
- 'i s :nan b e br ou~ to :ri. l as an e:::c.."lple , to £ r·3vent s. ,· ecurrence o:t·
. •; t .na;· r e sult -very seriousl)· i::' 1 ermitte•l to co.1tinue .
Tt is wr it:en
rc.:1ue s t is i n aud i tion tu !TIY verb.:l r~ _uest to ~r . The .2s IT . Butle r, ~ine
·:1p e r int e nnent at ':I. ·.na, tile.de at the time of this a i sco.,.rery .
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I a l so note th~t the pc·~er tc be us~~•~ ~he iners ·is lying
o n -:he entri e s anr1 in p r acticElly unl i.1ni tect quan titi. e s .
In sos,1e
:.i.ace s , I f omlCl us ,n~lCh as t:rn fit; e I o:rnri Ci':.ns , -3.11 •"ull of powder .
,.. ,'.lu ln &amp; spark f'rofll &amp; nan ' s larn:p co11e in coq.tact wit"1.1 t i s, e. serious ex: • i:,n t:.uld be t":le res· 1 l t .
'.J.'hi s :.a · cer shou:.ct be ..._tt e ade d t o c,t once
, :r e. t,ette r syste!!l Brr.:need.
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''· i th t h e exce p tions noted , t h is ·'l ine is· i n f :i r s t c l a s s c otlci i -

Air .nee.su r e_ile n t s , t a.k,Jn ✓ -"rc-1..1 t~: e tore:.nnn ' s r e port book are a s
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�The Union Pacific Coal Co,
RECEIV ED

DEC 8 1903
Office of MINE SUPT,
Hanna, • Wyo.

To whom it may concern:--

On December 4th , 1908, I made my third official visit of inspection to Mine No. 2 ~ t Hanna , Wy omin g , the property of th e Union Pacific Coal Company .
In company .,aith mine foreman , Thomas i~'akeley I ente:red the min e
a.t the mam.:ay and v:ent into the sec orid entry, ,1h ich we travelec'l to t he
fFtce , exa,riin iri.g some of' the worlcinp; rooms .
At the last cross-cut I
•neri.sured the air ann found 9800 cubic feet trave ling per minute for t r. e
5 5 "'Uen at '7."0rk .
vre then ca. !.e out to the manway and went dOY·m to th e
third entry, which we trabeled to the face; Et the last cross-cut th e a ir
11easurecl 48oocubic feet per minut e for the 28 men employed .
Vle ex;:.:.rninecl some of the working rooms ou th is entry on our way back to the
:,1anway.
At this point we met ge.s watchman David Jones, who accomp1:-..n i ed
u s through the re st of the mine, where we examined some o:f the c.b e.nci.onect.
laces.
We visited thestable s on the third entry , and fr om here wen t
~ uwn to tte fourth level, and in to the face , measuring the air a t the
_&amp; st cress-cut &amp;nd found 8280 cubic feet pas si ng per minu te for th a 47
en employen. From here we \·rent dov,n t o the fifth entry and went in to
th e face, end measured the air . We found 5400 cubic feet p~r minut e pas s ing for the 54 men employed .
We also visited the stables on this en try .
From here we went to the seventh level and in to the face, ~•h ere
the air ~easured 3000 cubic ,eet per minute f or the 25 men at wor k .
We
then crosse d the slo·,e and went in to the eif;h th entnr, v:h ich is j m;t
b eic.g 'borken a:v:a.y .
Prom here ,..,e went up to six Antry and in to the
-f",- ce ~ ·where tr,e a ir mee.surerl 600 0 cubic f'eet :per minut e for 12 men e mr, J.o:r?.d .
\?e exu~ined soi:'l.e of the abandcn ect places on all -t;he entries as
well as the working r lc.ces .
I note from the foreman ' s report book that very lit t le e; as is
f ound in this mine .
I Vi0uld recomme nd that nt1ltlbe r seyen entry shou ld have a water
pipe la.id the length of the entry, so th e dust ca·ri be le.in
there ia
t:reat C'ia.nt;er :f'rom the oust on account of shot f'~ring .
I also notica a boanled stopping over the manwa:r a t the sec ond
lev el, ,:,;hich shouJd be re,r;oved in cese of f ire, E:.s it is s e rving; no pu!."o se whc.tev er e:.t this ti:ne.
There is also too much t imber and l umb e r
, :v-ing around in the stab le s ,7hich sr 0111&lt;1 be ret11overl as i : :Ls dange r c,ue.
i case the loose hay should take fire .
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I also note a great imp roveme.r1t in the powder sy ste.'.Il sinc e my
la st visit.
The powder is now sent in to the mine i n lim ited quanti~ies,
f.ud th e miners are keeping it in their boxes covered, instead of allow incr
it to laf on the sicte of the entries .
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:.i ir travelin~ for tbe u1ine 's employees.
The ,.;yst em. o:f. bratticing is
~1 ery good, screens 'baing properly h ung t o l&lt;:e0p the a ir circulatinfl up anct
&amp;round the ro OJl heading s.
Cross-cuts are clriven regularly as requirea
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entry exce:1t th03e under caves i n t rrAnty f':ivr-: cJ.~16, ·ti:mn ty· s i x 2·00:::.1:-:, .
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!·!ovember 28th. ~- ,T.Klassen Hovemhe j; 3CltJ~ .. P,'&gt; 1J er·v CJ..:n.-1;:~on Novo,l1be:i.· .::W t- ~1.
Hie Tl1ei □ Decembe~ 4th. All roo!!ls fr or.1 t ·~1e;yt,~ ·:.: i vc to f '13..,:; e lie i n p; caved
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to g e t d 011n so 'i7e could get i nto twenty sl ;r : =:.n6. trren· ;,r e i .~ht en ~1-t e!='. ~
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1 8 entry+ Water line in w-ort.:i.ng ord.e:r to 42 room. F::i.res 1.1alJ.ed off ·rro1:1
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basin at r&gt;rting.
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9 ar:d 11 en t ries, 11 and 13 entries, 13 a.."r'ld 15 entries 9 15 ano.
1 7 entr·ie s . Sotila -:nan-way caves 50 :feet hj_e;h. Small caves a.t 16,
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an d 1? ;;;table , ov e:rc ast s at 5 9 11 and 17 hauling road, back entry
l .mdorcasts at 11 , 13, 15 , 16 ,; 18, 20 ancl 22 entrie s all b l own

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rooms clo ;J e "~ acc ou.1t. fh~eo
l G en t ry: 'f11:cee h ea;ry ce.ve s or: H:is "'r'.tr ,_;- and numerous small one s . Cro s scu t
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H,) 0 :11:21 cav ed and beg _1 to 1-1ee.t . Had to clo se mout11.$ o:f 21 out side
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Slope •.

Cleaned 8000 feet. Tir.1bered 500 fe et. rw bti..i.:i_t. s-L Oin:,:Lngs in
1 , s,. 4, 6, ·a, 12, 14, 16, 1s ·, 20 , &amp; 22 ontr t es .

Cleaned 4000 feet. i;Jimbered 1165 fe e t. Rebuilt st oppings in
old m~,-v;ay ancl 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15 and. 17 en tJ?ies.

Air Course:-

dl eo..11.edfoo feet. Timbered ?5 :feet. Rebuilt ove.r c ast:5 sropTi~,1::i
5, 11 and\ 17 ent:ries. Rebuilt undercasts 7 and 1 5. Rel)Uil-~ '
some tempo1~a!'y t some permanent f'rom fan shaft to face of

slope .

9 Entry:-

Clea.red gas to ?.ace on both sides of air c ourse .

11 Entry : -

Cleared g as to face and t imberecl at. slope ancl plane partings .

13 En t.r:,r :-

Cleared g as to fac e and t.imbered on parti ng and into f ace
Rebuilt s toppings in 1 , 2 &amp; 3 rooms "

15 Entry :-

Cleared gas to di1:i . 01x,n ed ov e::· cave and. set .Jri:cug s f o:r.·
3 00 feeL
16 Entr y:--

Cl eared. eas to ~itb~ Loaded out. cav e s . Rc'l: :.nber·,:;: ,'t m-;.·~1:·;-/

from part ing to 3'3 ::·oo:m. Rel&gt;u: 11.; c _·,:,:, .: __; Dt o) ~:i:L:&lt;~s
ti::1be:recl on :9a2.· ting .
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.!Joad.ed ut caves and tim ··ered. ~ntt·y i ':r:om 19 r ·oom to 4:~ 2•0 1_:-,r{i.
Rebu~Ll t r;top:9ings 25 t o '."' 'J ::::-001;1::; an· in cross cuts be t::..,-esr,
t op and bacl enLieG . 1.I'irn:)t: _·od 1•r:1.1't :'..:1e: . Clea11ed cave 'in.
19 :room f rom s e1;tembe1· __ s t . to Gc·r:, ,b c1: 18th. to rec ove::r·
b odies . Cleaned c av e .:.n .~ ·, :i.' :: om ,C'r om sent ember 1st . to
rro· l'l_!(,... '.: ~ ' n,, ., J eoover bodi e s . Pour men uncl er cave s .,

'-° e 8redi f:,.:,,_.._. ~o :?nee . leru"e _ t, ,__ ,vAs 11nd tir:ibe:red entry 1 8
'i",o tA roo~ :~i~ • lilt oo •d sto~n,111s in cross cuts.

Built Log stopi,1ngs in :room.is 27 -to 44 inclusive, some of
which are 20 :feet high. Put in pa:rtj ng at 44 r oom and
lowered and raiseo. track as ne __,clecl to malrn a good hauling
road. Cleared c aves in 25 :::·oor:1 se1)ter1b er 1st . t o Wovernber
30th. , 2 6 room fro~1 Se~te~:fc er· le:~~ to Decembe:r.· 4th . t o
recover bodies. Sh.: 88 unr._ei:' cD.ve s.

3 Loacler s at 3.75 per c'.ny ,
t Gang boss , at 3.~5
L Ti mbermen at 3 . 75
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a t 3. 75

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Rebu1t ~1th i ogs, cro sscu t stopping s.

Rebui.t with logs 1 c:roi:: scut st. c::::,:9ing;F; .

-: .Acc1M.ents :-

FATEL: -

None.

SERIOUS:-

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COST REOPENI NG MDU!: AND RECOVERING BODIES AND SETTLEMEUTS }:411@HEIRS : Labor

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Settlement s

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2528.71

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- : RATES OF' PAY I NSIDE : --

S':"}&gt;:ember, Oc tob er, Wovernt,e1· a:nd Dece 11ber 1 s t o to 15th . , 37-1/2 Cen ts -per
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26750000

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along to1J entrv , they would have been bu..rned or r.ia:ime cl bf fly:1.n.g stopp•insblocks o As it was they had traveled along bacl~ entry to 'the f i rst Ol') tm
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r oomo Bel i eve t he men made the rush at .the f'irs t intimati on~ With onl y
t he width of' the entry rrhere the ~, were, tl1e y had al l t h e air and. noticed
t ac tions quicirnr t han the men UIJ the rooms,. Where ;1e :found t he ins ide
driver, ~ :iJ) a11d snubbers mule near 32 r oom, i t· looked as if' a fearful
f or ce had came down a roomo snubber was driv en j_nto last car, ,rndged
between c m· and lower rib. From 20 ent:r•y t o 22 on rnan rray, another g1.,m
ba-crel. \'!hen it reached 22 entry, a trip of l oads outside ::uanway was pushed.
out , :putting tr10 car s onto slo:Pe. Four l oads i nside man way had onl y- :firs t
cai~ danmgecJ.. Seven empties i nside man way , had first car torn t o pi eces .
V!h y was not t he force here suttl"icient to 't"lreC1( the t1•ip acro s s the manway? I believe, bec ause the air uas 1,7armer and mixed so with the e.ir fr•o:n
furthe::e cloTTn the man v:ay , that 1 t could not expand v ith foi~ ce eno1..1.gl1 to
do it . That coming dorm the slope turn~d. t 11e two cars over wi thout
injur i ng. Going into 22 ent.r y , it took the stoppings to 13 ro omo Passl.?d
t 1n·out;:h t he bl oclc '.3.nd tool-c the stopp:lngs and. Bntry pillar betv,een t11e
bloc1rn, went up 24 room and dmm 30. Passecl along the ent ry to face .
Ho signs of f'i!•e at f'ac e . Pm7der 1mg not exploded . :arattice f:came st3.!::'1 :i.n2
ai: cl s ome of the men had runfrom theil"' pl ace at t,}L fa.cc t o la.et crosscut .
1-ro caveci. r ooms on this entry before tho explosi on. Ho ::ceason ,.-,hy f l ames
should. not h ave gone to face o:f the ent1.~y . Ho 1·ooms t tITned inside :10 r oom.
Believe flame di e l f o1° wan t of air t.o c a.r r·y it to fac e o Explosion went
clo•;r:rt na:1 ·-:ray t o 24 entry wher e man trip was kept . Did not :force a ce.r
out. on slope . Only damage to man trip ,;ras to scatS1 ano. sta."1d.2.rds.
Cars wB~e no t p i.l ed , but trip strung ~ out as it. had been left befo:r·e
e ;r~los :! on.

From 2 4 to 26, 1 t nas confine d. t o tl1e :nan ·:m':,•· . Entry 2 6 g av e

a chance to e;&lt;"pand again arid !::hovr its force . No 1~ooms tu.1~ncd. on 26 o:i:28 entries an i crosscuts 200 :feet apart . 'xr-i p o:f empties in 2G b'.3.cJ( entry
st oo~ im,id.e fou.,. th cross cut fro m slo;ie . ,Juts id.e i'lf'th cross cut on 28 '
errtr7 and. got tl'ie :'orce of the explosion on both ends. as cross cut
E:t c::;:,2'.'Ji ,1gs went out. These entries vrer e short and the e':plosion 1nas c onfin ecl
t o the •:rid:th of t.lle three entrie s. Believe t hat is 1,c1 hy empty t.r i p was
so badl r 6.a.rtas:erl . Pire reached face of' 26 . bacl: and exploded :powcle::r.· i n
?c, e11tr7 . The cross cut rrhere powde ' vas, is clorr~ .,.o o empt~, t rip and may
h ave had. a gr eat. deal ·c.o do rti th wx:e~ ..: 'tr;t c&amp;l1·r; t o.n thGas ent ries.
I!lx:;;los i on c ame out t1U'o- .g!1 t ho::r: entr -~ onto sl01lB? as shown by l eft in
2G a nd. 2 u entr i e s, -rrh i ch v,ere s l ightly dama.;ed , and c ontinu ed~ up slope.
Jou.r l oa.ds on r o:?e on s l ope plane , m:iBe standing betrrn en t11e :fourth ano.
fi fth cro ss cuts f:.:&gt;om bas i n. The ~r got t2-:.o f'ul l :force , which spr·ead the
first c ar on trip . Did not knoclc tl10 coal off thC:: other t h:;." e e. . It.R for&lt;Js
~ 1'•~1:'! l e ss f' o1~ want of air to c arry it U'O -the slone , Bef ore i t re8-c h.ed t l10
7 cros s cut above basin, was too ·:re alc t o t aKe out t he stopyJ ing s. vre lG1oc1rn&lt;i
in the 7 ci"oss cut stopping to clear t b.e g3.S, as rn cpern:: cl 1.111 "t11e ..;lor,s.
Dus t , in my opinion, caus ed the explosio!! i a::1d t}ie exploding cf t.he
cliggeI's powder, mate7&gt; i al1Y ass i sted. o Fir e d a::1p r:my h ave assisted. in 2o
ent r y ! bu-: no where else. That the great amount of f Tesh air on t t:o slope
a"1d 1:12..'."1. way made it s o dest:ructiv'e , :feel sti.J.:'r:)~· Ii.1 t he ai r coul'se, t 110
air was charged with fine particles of' du st a.nd w1;..rr11• There ,;ras no fo1'c e
sho~·:n in tl1e ai1• course. Every stoppine; blorm i nto it~ As :L t vrent np the
f'an shaf't, had j1.i.st force enoug~ to l:.:ft, r oof' of'f' shaf t. Did not knock
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taii::~ out the _ log_ stop:p~ne ~n 15_ over _cast !nd ~ill rl:ip ent~y !?Ji-th c.moKe.
~~lieve ever! nan i:1oula. have. c~me out_ of ~ r en~ry but f'or this. Feel :.-:;~..1. '.'.'e
"tney tr led. tne door on l 7 ana. I ound. tne dip fu.1.l o •-:' S!:101.:e. •ru-. ,, ," -1 ·y'· 0
13, ta]cing room stoppings and on1~~ the reduc ed sj_ ,ze of t-he ente:-1. ;;,.l;
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23 rooms being open, expai&lt;-ided up the s e a.rid passed into tuY1;1~1.i. y,1 tLJ\l.~.
muc:h forc e ar1e. no flame, but lots of' smoke o Bcn10y surely ne ~ 1-11:!.s -s::-. ,:o1~e
anrl was suffocated trying to get bacl{ t o ;_:i1 a n 00 The frcsl1 al~" oon'li E1:; i::.-_,,:r~1
the plane diluted the s:r.:1oke su.f':ficit1ntl3r to .rne:p the men 1:n .Ll ctl J irc .
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do s ome mining or cuttitlf, .. ,Plaoe _to be 'o'at fa.oe bef~re i'ltili~~.
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Ccrmect with 1.7 a,i:p, ,~v: r1Av,;.;:l ~:1.p , lS IE.m.ti 21 an·:i~ies .
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Dr:.l 11 . :.nto v l cl mru1na),r ~ l, J9. -G an&lt;J, ,1 entr:lei3 and fill w:l. th mutt.
FirG :J.n 3 bacJc: entry not J.O f"eet o:f:f :a:tr·cou.rse now.
T:1e ~:1iEs vt i l l t aice care of 2 00 cliggers for the next two y0ai"'s, irri th 17
ent:i.' Y i ,-:11ich should •be :reached in six months.
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r:ould t urn no rooms on entrie s until entry 11.as reached it s d.ista.nce.
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P.hi s r:rou1.d avoid the h eavy expense of' maintaining hauling road. Timbering
,m try ano. c l osi!l.; mouths of rooms that v1i ll fire when they ca.veo

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THE UNI ON PACIFIC CO.AL COMPANYo
Rock Sprin3s , Wyo . September 28th, 1908.

Mr . T. H. Butler ,
1Une Superintendent,
Ranna ,

yorliin~.

Dear Sir:--

I hand you h erew ith f'or your :f ile, ti ssue copy of duplicate,;,
re lease vo uche r i n fav or of admin i strator of the ea~ate of c. X.
Hughes, who was ki l led in explosi on i n No. 1 Mine , March 28th, 1908.
Ori gi nal of t h i s voucher and all papers connected wi th settlement
of thi s clGim have been f orwarded to Mr . Bradbur y at Cheyenne.
Your s t rul y,

c. c. to A. E. Bradbury.

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Rock Springs, Wyo. December 29th, 190 8.

M'r o To Ho Butler,

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Rook Springs, Wyo. February 11t h, l9O9 o

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Mine Su~eri nt endent,
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Ro ck Spr ing s , Wyo. March 2nd , 19g 9.

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De ar Sir:-I h ave your l e tt er of March 1st , re l a t ive to mat t er of
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Rjalmer Salin, a1ias El.mer Johns on .

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adminis tratrix to be "Louise S alin" and not"Louis Salin" as i ndicat ed
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voucher s made i n se t tlement with Louise Salin and Mary Tennent ,
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Rock Springs , Wyo. March 29th, 1909.

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Mr o To Ho Butler ,
Mine Super i ntendent,
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Dear Sir : -Rerewith ~or ~i1e in your office , p re ss copy of duplicat e
v o u cher :f'or $ 1024 .85',

covering settlement wi t h es t ate o:f F . G0

Burton, who was killed i n Hanna explos ion 1-.ia.rch 28th, 1908.

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Dear Sir:-

For your file I enclose herewith impression copies of ,rouchers
in favor o-f Hugh llcAllister, Administrator, in set tleI!'lent of claims a ccount
of the death of Henry G. Birchall and Andrew Birchall in the explos ion of
Hanna No. l mine, Harch 28th, 1908 for t he respect i ve sznounts of 4~975.85
and $226.00,

both dated ariril 6th.

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copies of all the settlements so f ar made of oases ari s i ng out of the
ex:plosions of March 28th.

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seven settlements h ave be en J!lSd,e a o fO,l'

including the two cases enclosed.
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IJ.hkon froI:1 "tanoa and W.nornla,"
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THB HAmA1 ffIOlll.NG, lIII:iB DISASTER
An Ao~ount of the Twa EXplosions, tho ~obo.blo Co.usoa and the Conditiom
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lluma,- th&amp; soon&amp; ot a doublo mno tragedy on SAturday, t!tu-ch

28, in situated, aa eh0\121 in Fig. 3, 134 nllas wost of Cheyanno, on the
main line o1 tho Union Pacit:la Railroad.

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ot ' 1 ~ c coal CBI:lP&amp; $J1ll 1s said to ~ve an mmu.al output of about
4$01 000 tozw.

1ho Union Pacitia Coa.l Gcr.:ipany hero op at

thrco mines,
about l.8 YGnl"S

• • No. 2 in 1904. and no. 3 1D ljo6 .
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30. 1903, llhen 169 llvos 'ftre lost,. md t.-ha l
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openod. on the ~ctorn aide of tb.t.a oval outcrop; mine Ho .. a
!.·~tbs utrcxno •

cm p

ltion, mine No. l l ocatod c cUo euat

or tt, vhUo mlno :tb . 3 1a mar]¥ 3 mlos oe.et ~r no. 1 .
buin -t

I

The ocnl

is rougbly e=o 6 r:dl.on alona ita l Ol'lgeat dimomion (in

eut to nat) extent and about. 2 clles w1d• troa outcrop 'to outcrap.

U1ne

Ro. 1 • • first opouod on tae wost aide bJ a al.ope from tho outcrop in
the

at an 1ncl..lnir'i.ion of e?,out 14 dogrooa.

In the tv-st 1.4 7

s

�1/
of operat1m an menmivo ten-itory wao opened ap troo tbia oide reaob1ng
to tbo bo·ttom of· the basin and ate.rting to eso-onci the auatorn Bide, which

na found to l"in q,proximately 22 dogt'oea.

To taoilltate tbe mrking ot

the o08l on thio aide• the east aide al.ope we atartod to carmoot in n
atraight lino with the wost alQJ,h'3•
t1t0

A't tho tima of tho 1903 di aster, tho

opo boadingo woro ~ parated by an intervening ~oo feet or oaal.

1'hie ea.i .elope '7na provided on the aurtaoe with ceroly a hoict nnd ·tan.
as no coal uus pulled to tho ourtaco oxoopt c:nougb to 011pply tho boUort:1.

'lbe mino output WllG. pullod up the 11eat elope to tbe tipple located at
t.h1e place on aoc awxt. ot .tr wdm.ty to tho railroad.

The coal m.ned in

t.be en-trios dri.•ven on the east al.opo of the ·baain weo lau;.red to th&amp;

bottcc 1fhero the tripo wore ma.de up and pulled to the wost sldo tipplo.
'ibe coal eecu::i vorkoo. bf mm No. l vo.riaa frOtl l2 to J5 foet
1n tbiclmess and avorages about 12 feet of \iDrkablo coal..

The coal ia

c:am::ilODJJ kuovm aa a llgolto, al thauJb closood by the Un1.ted stataa Geo-

lo

al SurTay as a seaibituminouo.

raiher triablo.

It .ia high in volatile

1he t.ollo ing onaqats ot tbiu coal. ia atven:

iter u.nd

oisturo,

6.38; Vol til.e Comb'I.USlible, 48.43; Fixed Ct\r'bon, 3'.37; Am, 8.82; Tote.a.
100.00.

Coking Pl"·llfHIIPt.i..ea, Sli@ltly; 'lotal SUlphur. o.66 pei" cent.; Aab

Slillpbur, o. 33 per cent .. ; Volat.ilo &amp;llpaur, o. 33 per oent.; B. T. u• a,

11399.4.
?.tine, lb. 1 baa &amp;1.IID,JII been PNow.,, fQedera being ~ontly

traken J.ato.

Aa

ios ot

l mne firoa roaulti.ng ob!.atl.J from apoma-

nooua ~Cllllbuation of gab consiltut a an -on

'MNl"J• Coal dust, it is olaJ.x!od• lid uot. 'be• r
o.■ tbe m1no 1a cleoidedl.7 4

:t pal"'t of this mina'e hia■lblo

tor tho fires,

in all seotiona md all the emriea have

�pipe 11

B in thaa for

etting d0m1.

For GQmo yoors ~e_oeding the dia.utor of 1903 ~
tho nim, h

action ot

-said to bavo amdldered bohind o.:lr-tigbt bulkbendc.

Tho

e.xplonon rooulting i.n the loss of 16?- Diner.a ia said to havo b_een onused

by ·:.;~

eaking out of gaa and itn ignition by n bl

ll"'Oat shot., ooilo

aoal dust raised by tho gaa. explosion, l:Utwioo rosultod 1n a .oerloa o!
local explosions.
and op

Tho ml.no llllS opened up ahortly attor thia diatlst

ted continuously up to the prooon-t time.

Recently bat throe

coq&gt;are.Uvel.y limited aoctiom of the rd.no have bem operated, one ou
No. 9 entry wost

de, ono da'Livering ita coal throu

No. 23 rock cut,

and lut the eaat aido.
ing to the mlne map. Fi

envies &amp; • 8 and Iio~ 10 ext
of about 1.o00 ton.

d

4, i i will bo noted th.~t

uth tron tba ean slope t«- a dis.tones

llo rocx:is bnd us y- been tertod frori th .se lltri .-

wben on Friday, uarob 20, tbe lnoe ot the upper entry ot lb. 10 (tho
haulage \Jl:,) wao aet on tire, pro

ly by n obot..

1be true ca:.ao ot

thle th•e -.:U.l probably never b, k1'101m, as llO 111.tnesaes ero now left.
Fir

ot th.is aon. had bGooos sucb a b-oqu,ol'lt. oocurranao

'Ulat no Qpeo-ial appr

aion 1186 felt, ho11DTer, and en-try !b. 10 waa

prQIPtJ.¥ walled up with atopp1.11ge pl.a~ed Just inside ot the first el.ant
at (a) cd (b), Fis. 4.

en Tburodaf, the 26th, tho :baulage-wl\V top-

pl-s (a) • • adYonoed 200 feet to a point (c) Just beyoat th" .first

or-oaa-out.

'!be m1De force ot 200 odd minors -.is idlo on tha follow.1rlg

1\luday• the 24th: 11wreday iba 26th; llZUl Slt.urduy, the afith, the d&amp;J
of tbe d.uaator.

11:le demand tOI' coal. this wiater hu bem ~ and

aa a nault tbo mines ba:re uaualq been idlo 011 ~ - • • and 'lhtlradaya

�1

I

tar t.lOftr'al months past.

The reports of tba v£rioua irmJst1gating cm.i,..

ce of td.x

m.tt-eoa tdU doubtless .oholi ubat J?l"oportion at tbG iotal t

f1ro. bo!UlGS IIB8 or..ployed. on thoeo idle &amp;lya.
ibldng advantage of the idlooeaa an SaUl"day-,. tho 28th, su.por-

lnt.emont Brigga with a p1oltod l orca of 17 !!lOn proceeded. 'to attack tho
fire aaol.dering behind tllo topPines in the No. lO

try.

This toroa

eaapriaed beuides Joaepb. Burton. Alfred Dodda" end J'amos Knox, f.cri.'GQn of

L:2.

jr::

Na. 1. lb. a, and No.. 3. r-oopectively. tivo gas wtomon nnd nine

nb.an, notod tor tbcdr ak.Ul. norva, am e.xparience 1n firo figtiting.
It 'tbua connt:ltuted tho no er ot the aoq, ot nanrii contribut od by all
thl'so at the cs

mr,'a m.noo .

Just what not.hod ot attack on tho fire

"- • adoptod •U l probably ~er be knorm.

•of the disavtor through a fortunet.e cireuaatS11ce, baa supplied the
writer with the datniled •P• ~ 4.

The roturn a!r-courao t1rmin&amp;t.es

in an ul)CU't ahaf't loe.ding to a 20-toot ! l ~ tan on the
Tb" east elq,511 from Which

, face ..

ry Bo.. 10 was turnet11 111 'thlUI a douo-

out. i'lle mum airway ot o.nv:, No. 10 cozmaeta Id.th the o.ir-cour'ae
io ttie tan llhial'l puaee un:ler the baul.age my ot oniry Ji). 10 by ,m

~ . era1;rJ lo. 10 blld the croas-cuta and elm• a.a anon IJPa.aod
at 200-taol imOl"'f'ale tor the first 800 feet in froo the alope.

Beyond.

tbat point oroao-cuts woro ,paced at 100-focn interYalB for tho ra,aini:ag

800 teat ot the mtry.
Ur-. Cb.riatianaen tnlnko tbe tollowlng mthod wu ad. .04.
lMa:hg b1e ap:Jn:SoWl on tbe d1acuaa1on of plana tho mg :t l&gt;efore tho di.. -... llllen JIH.n. Drigga1 Dotldaa .and Bunon were pl"NODi.

�'.l'ho otopping (c) 1n the haulage wuy waa p-obably tiret taken

om and advanced to {d) Ju.at ooyond the aocond alant • . thon ths olant
nq;,p1rig ( o) o.:i.s r-emovod and_the air-coiree stopping (b) reooved to
L -

point (r) bo:,ond the slant, ol.10\ling tbe trcah cur to elear out the

~c.w,!J

botoocm (~) mid (f) nnd t.ha alop0.

In this wey it is probable

that tho fire fighters. bad ad.Vmlood :to Just boyo?J1 tho uoond slmlt, 800
fM in froa the Dl~o. wh&amp;n the catastrapbe, ~tever it vu. oCGU.rrad.
Po

1.bly in the .PNCSSS of Q ~ the atoppih~ (d) fonsrd tbo mJor'l.ty

of" th.e po.rty tvere owrcone with witedaql ~lowing the air to coaa in

cents.ct. uit!l the gn:s in t-co great a qasnt1ty and tb.ua f~m.ng -en ox-

ploaift m.xtve..

It aca:1s probable, bo'lfOVor, tbnt at loaGt tour ot

touzn at poim (g) on the No. 10 entry- puotin3-

tmy 1181"0 juat. going in w Joi.a tbe oth

aocoq,azwblg t)la explosion. thqy tbr

th

l t aoms P"ObAblG that

s. llhon leolin,g tho air blast

ol.voa ta.co domnrd.

Lew J'tlnbl1"3 aound.a au~od by a Jaz-.ring or tho

that. abook the town announoed tbe oxplo ion at 3;0S .P.n-

t!1

Im,estip:tion

ko:l a:ncl bopelea-oly aavad in.
w'hil• the 11:)odon fiap ol the air-ab.aft '1ae- blom otf. the tan itsalf wau
llld.llJl1l"Oei -.d tho-

aft cs quiokly rapdred witti --attico oloth.

.

~

\.

del&amp;OG 880LlS to ahOII that the f 611 w.a •ioppod, llOV\'#81:"1 &amp;md mt ¢artod

until Wi,PPed liJ' Inepeotor Elia, upon~• .-rinl.11
$(D(l

1c1ea of the f crae of the OJrplo:alo.n on thG 'lfeat al.do :1s

pilLed fNr:l the tiDding of tll_e al.ope tlmva blom out of tho pit muth

toard the tipple. Sneral 12-f~t t.lmbera, a foot in diamter,

�wero blown aga1nat the t1ppl&amp; at di taneea of' fl-on 300 to 400 tGet,

and ono 15 ~choo 1n dirmotor fall oloao to the boile pl it.. attar- o.
flight ot noro than SO!&gt;: to

'l1le Met al.090 gus Utt.le ujurocl by this

•

•

firat o~ocion, although tho mouth or tho

oo?tcr.i wost lcpo ia 6,200

bile tho. noutn or tb.e- eut alope ls but

feet dlstar.xt from en y No. 10,

2 . 000 teet d atnnt..

Doubtleos -tb.o rsparts ot tho invo igoting com-

will tundoh data in &amp;lrplanation ot tbis poim.

m.it

1

In the 0&gt;an

tiae Id.th wr,ry co111&gt;etent uitn e either dead, er in l'lO condition to
olearly reaao:n. it aoems idlo to theodze-.
the :alne vontilation are not

At this

ting clata on

aUtt&gt;l.e. bat will be a

'lbe root ot the Aflt

ed laial".

ir-sbatt aloping to the tan houoe wna·

blo11:n otf in a •nner dmilar to tba't at tbe wen ai.d • but nld.thar the

fan ncr the al.ope 1lllB :m:n::,mo:1ally a.:q,a.
11118

.U.f#lt.

A8 SOOD as th

ve :t.od about tho

ock telt on tbia side

tacts booomo known to tho rooeaoro con..:

ockod •art el.op ,. tb.

th&amp; ea.st al.ope, 1¼ ml.es d

'lbe

tant.

rushed across the bU1 to

Gl"e their f'irst eftorta flt'G upended

1n r&amp;plllring t.he ran.

Iru.qteotor
Spri.:~

rid. 11. Elia WO on Vain )b. 3 going to Bock

a'\ th9 tiz:le ot the e:zploaion am waa handed a telo

amoanoins

it. abortly aft« it oocurrod. Ha arr1Ted at Ur.m.a aborlly ctt

4 P.U.

lurclq till !lour after tbe firri diearier. Dt.-y person ot authorit.-7 1n
tbe

• ,, bad been wip

out by the fJrst. uploaion and. up to ths tlzia

ot tu arrival. at lnaponor ~as. thar'e aoocm to ma been m lead8r •

.Prerioua tr&gt; bis •rlnl, bownv, i~ sea.:is that. Jo e.pb 1ioo48,, ia• sale
nrrtv1n&amp; tire oou out of ab, attcpted aor.io _.

ml.on of tile llilliag

�but GXClted rascuero...

l.iOaviug a ~ nt tho fu,Gt 04try to ~

°'hero- fron fallo~ behint'l till eollil~ions woro aaear

atf-

nod, i1oocls

riod out.

ib.o

d lett by t:-oods at the first entry, bo avai:-, ovid

]a ~a not oqual

to the ooo.aaion. for b.o· bilrcolf •ant bmlw 0nd 'ila&amp; k1U

~Y t-b.e socond

upl.oeiQn..
\:.'hsn ho arri'fe

c.t the ~ut.b ot t~• east elope sveey ono

looked to I.n eater Zliaa aa the l.ondar at t~ resouarn. Hitt task 'J!lD
1 ditfic1llt b1 tae los1 ot all p

sons ot eutho ty know to

Brigg • the foremen of tho

, flhilo t be sixth

bad Jut bee ..-riod out l's.Ting !roe tho ettGCt;s ot the sae onoouut;rGcl
Mlo.
ord

lluspoctOl" Elioo wldentlJ n.aoded n mmi Who would enforce bu

s 111th a club it meoaz E'fl'Y., but the mn be pickod no~ ~ :fa.Uoct

him. 'but lost bi.a own Ufe through di1obodiellCo ot (rdora... Aftel" atartb&amp; the r

o4 wet alopai f•• ~o oast clop&amp; f .an bav11l3 beat run

eai.lm

q, tu:,e=or mJ.aa wl-tb • party ot ta »A •wted da-n ~he

-.at al.01&gt;0 pra.ul.y a.boat 5 ;JO P. U.
'DL$

rat rnd to

ta. . ~-·- of th• al.ope, m.th strict s.n.tnJqtiona b-Olll ~ .:Uiaa to
allow m oaa olN ~ go bolo • '?lae pariy oool.cl m~ b:lv~ ~n gcme laag.
boar r , ?Jefore the ~ d ybldect to tho pree..-o of exoit.;Jd. ~i.lld-be

fl'fery on. pauecl at willt up uJ down the al.op~~ the Jld.u. If. 1• now

�- 8&amp;l1'1tGl"•CU that .more thon

;o mon mst- have follo :od the :imapect.or•t1

PIS°'ty into tho mine atl"eaming along dow the _lope in groupo. ot 'lhroe or

m.ora, without n leader. m.thau:t o: c,,,
• _,....Uon aud \lithout a plan.of con-

cer-tc •• action. In tho anouing o-ontuaion each zroup aeocs -to have taken
euch pr-ecaut ionn ar1

done by at.hare.

oOtled Qoot to it, \7ithout- kllCkling whd nns bai113

Fl"OCl m at- hna b.oon thus fQr

an1d 1 it gill bo soon that

it ls natural to expoct conflicting . uta:ient.o from tho t ow who went c.town
the

op-e and a.arr

'Ibe. .ta~

~ o OCl)ad do.ath

nt or an cgi.

in tbo an uing oooond ojjpl oeion ..

r. trained io obsorvo Qnd tslk acctll"ately is

•

t.hefffore of eepod.el vul.ue at, tbls t

In tho first

.

- y of t.a mn with Im:pectox- li!l~&amp; wao E.. O.
~ •1~~.-.

Chr1.at~e._ the c:~ , = ~•s

who furnished 'tho Wliet'

with the t ollom.nz stai e.mit.:
"As 1-hia party went down tho slo. , it brattica:1 up the ontrieo

an b!&gt;th oidos u.d vaa en
by ~ :i about 6 .P.. ll.

d. 1n this wm.-k on tho tll1rd enti,- wbon Joined

Xnapoaor m1!l

here was afraid t.oo m= air \JUB

oo1dng in and sent rJO to -tb\l weat olope fan t o alo'.!I 11. do;:m to about

20 rffolutiOAe pE!I" m.nute abo-n half ita t1.aual

eed.

!J,etumi.J\1 to tbe

alop I joimd tho lnopoattr' a pvt, ot t.bo 8th im.tr.r about 8:~ P.?;.

ud FOOHdod wi~h it to tb.il U&gt;th entry•
,...

ore tho bodia's of the tbroo

mn and t he rope rumiort W.i'e found in the pcu"tbg at (g).

0!:11.ng

to the JlteG1Paes• of tho al.ope each body raqdrad at least six w,m to
Otll"r'J

it o•• ao tba'l from 24 t.o 30 mn imn taw ataried back from th:la

palm 11ltl1 the ~dle1.

11th Iupeator SU.as WB · - back t o 'tho 8th

ent.l'J and hero renod a few mlmrtoa u i ilun wont tu.rt.her up t o elll,ry

lo. 5 aa the air &amp;'l 'lu 10th aD4 8th bad bee bad anit w-.k•ixlg.

�"Br. llOi"

n llriffitbe,, genm"al foreoa,n of tho company, wao

ed to .arrivo ti'om Rock Springe, at nbout 8:30 P.u. llnd tako charge
of the

It.

lnspootor El.ins therefore

aitocl his arrival. at the 5th
Up to thiQ

..,- f cr aoce t.imo. comantari.:11 OJCPeoting to bo relloved.

time all. the antr-les ~jte()pt No. 8 bud been lrattiaod up.

5 '::_ . te.s\ becoming

•

1bo air u:t •rb .

rse !111d .feal.!nu its affect.a. I triad to purauade

the 'Izi119octor to acc01?1pafV me to the aurfe.ca.

Failing in 't hia, I started

In p __,r RU.aa. was hat m~n at tho point., mm-ked (a).

Old.

"General. Tier
2:30 :.... M., after tb.e

Gri.tfiths did not trrive at muina till about

oond uplo ion

ortq after lO P.JI.

GQZ'rying the body ot the rope rurm~ , ~

the first envy llb.en I P-..u- it.

, wae r

•lf41.,._

turnod buck.

in at a point. near

Jun abova ttrl.s point I

uu. Sibtola coming down the Glops, and uae

ih:.! party,

W!lS

mst by

autod out by ~ 11hen hG

Ho could bordly have reached tbs first entry 400 te•

.

down When tho torritlc 89COl1d .xplo ion OCClrrGd Id 10:25 p .. u•• blowing
hie body up to a poiBt op aaito tho knuckle . ..
Hwitala cust have boen following close behind Tezmmxt, tor tho
'boq ot the latter wns pi~Gc:l up at (1) near th~ mouth ot t~o slope tho

nm
_.t

mDPning .

Theoo two ball.es 1n addition to those or ·the t!reo gas

Al'rlod out Just beforo the second exploai.on were tne only anos

rNOnred up to tbie c;ri .. 1:Dg (Aprll 2)ened 117 tbe 1aat dlanater, entoA'

'lbo east al.ope was bop&amp;leaalJ

all 'Who were below.

A howso-to-bouae canYoas by 1be ooq,any official.a next
a1q edUliab.ed tbe tac\ tbo.t. 41 aen wro mlaaing in addition to the

18 loat ill the tirat uploalon, miking a total of 5'J tatal.itiaa.
Altboash the bo4iea bad not been. l"NO.,..ed at. the Ume tho.

�-10 date wsro secured it 1a probable that in addition to the tour bodies

al.ready found at (g) and tbo two at (1), tbo 14 bodioQ or tho cr1ginal
party will be foU?ld be~\lOon (g) antl stopping (d) nnd that 48 mre are

ca-ttersd along the elope.
Ubilo tb~ cruao of the aocond explosion cnnnot be dotorminod
until M elln'!:li.nation oan bo made of the

rki»gs

l0',11, nnd prob ly •not.

~hon, it scoca probable t.hat the atata:iGnt o! a oinGr, wbo oacaped. up

the

pe just before the e.xpl.onion, and bnediately after Cbriatintwen•

wUl be found ~rNOt. He tatoa that· throe oon tsSro just. atart1ng to
lra.t.t1oa up

try llo., 8 ao be otartod tor tho a.irtnae.

A3 Christians

1.eft Imp crtcr fill.ia at -the ,5th 8llU'7, it w~ remain tor evidence

oaretul.ly coll.octed frora

tnes o to show

other tbis

done by his crdara or not.

Xn any went it now seeps llkeq that tbo

bra~ticin of entry No. 8 Md the efteot ot for~d.ztg an inm-mu,ed aircurrent into entry llo. 10 driving u 'body of gns on to the tiro there
:ragl.ng. with outt:lci~ air~- pro,,1.d an e~losive m.xtura.

It uould

take sox:io JS minutoo for a E2li!l to wol.k fl'OC entry Ho. 8 to tho rurfo.ce.

AllOlriztg 10 minutes for tho placing of the brattice aftel" the witn3SO

ataa-'I

tcr tbe mrtaoe nnd 5 mimtes tor the inareaaod air-cur1·ent 1n

Bo. 10 to pGDO'h'a"t ~e flre acme, aa,y 1,000 teet 111. it is. soen whJ
it la ,Pl"O ble that the uploa1on troa this ~au,e toot plaoe Ji.a altal"'

the wltnea11 gs out .or the mins.

'lb.la point wUl probably be 4efild:t.ol.J

detertd.nod and reported upon b7 tbe varioua oommiaaiona no.1 ill'reatipt111g.
1'tleir rtpcrta wUl be ptl.)liped at o. later date.
Jll a'\tempta at rescma ..-k wore aba.ladoned ahorUy after 'the

�....

/
-11-

nd
co
ozploalon, \tdeb orockad and cavod the east alopo.
I:l6.n llorgan Griffiths tmd Genaral Superintendent.

o. L. Blac!t arrivad

a-t Hannn from Rook Springn at 2:30 Sunday mrning.
paz,y of'fialala soon on hand 1.1ero tbo !ollodng:
and gen

Oonoral Foro-

other p.raxdnmt c;oo-

o. o. Clnrlt, vioe"1)1"eaidant

el mnna.gor. mid J. J .. BArt, asaist.mit t.o tbo vico-preaiden:t, frou

Omaha; Aseiato.nt Oon al anager A. E. Brndbtry, from Cheyenne i SUperin'tendont J'~

Uoedbo.o and Foreosn Jolln llatcs, fl"vo Gumborlnnd, tyo. ,

and David G. Joaoo, li-lt . Uadlll, tUld Jobn Dykes, formen at Rock 3irings1

W.,o.•
GeDGl"al

U:,n:in.y..,

ager D. o. Cl.ark arrived at Hruim f:ron &lt;nahn on

Uith thooo ot tioiol.a was o. piekod fcrce of n _ly 30 non, noted

f'or their ekil.l, nervo. and oxperl azsoe 1n coal mine disaotero. Undor tho
ltdon of these otf ic.isl • the om attaokod the debria at tbo muth

aup

of the

ck011 eut al.ope and dmvo a twmol thl"DlltPl tho cave-in fer a .

d1otuneo of 20 toot.

At thie point aftord p drova them baok; teelins

suro that nll within bad met tholr deaih._ the o;ening was eol.ed ath
timbers overlaid with din. Not till irednead~, Apr-U 1,. ne another
attmi,t •de to reopen tho east. alope.

Afterdaq;, pravented pODQVaHon

t.o c p ~ more .than 3,. toai 1n, •~al men boing overcome in tbe 11tteqrt.

'lo

~

furl.h..-,

A nopping wus t.herotore put. up ,3() feet in .and t.he mi

again aealod.

'Dia debris in front or the at.op-ping wns ibon UCaYa'led.

Ii 1a propoae4 to slowly ad'fanoe atoppi.Daa clom the a1ope in thin Damlel"•
.clewrlng up u progress i ■ •de.

Every pr-ecmat1cu1 ia belng tokon

to pNWOU a furiber loss ot lite.
C a ~ to \be cx,urae aonotimee 1)111'mad at ahlUar diea.atel"B

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1t7 other .Ocmpaniea•. tho Union I'a.cii'ic Cool Co . officiola havo ulloued
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lmmedio.toly after the disaster. Ol&gt;v~nor ·Brooks 1.!ppoint.ed
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'/11r payee, ifnol p er.wJlf't;/41101011 to you
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must be pl'upel'l!/ icle11 lifiecl before /!tis clu;,·/; i, del fre rcd lu M111.
1.'lti11 fotter m•1•l In: r1;t111·1wl t u me ,~ill, tit,; r~r ript propn·ly ,,if111ed u!f payee 111· ,1uulll/llllliul l,y th~ 1•11cluaed r lter.k1oith i11 t en rl11y11J&gt;·o111
date.

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co1111Jany in .-:~:Ln 0 No . on e H::i..nna , 1.v1roming . That I have rec-

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�AN INQUISTION
On the View uf t he Bod !J of

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to ....................... ....... .d eath by ..... ........... .

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IVHER,J~'OF, The said Ju,:on; luwe hereunto set their ha.nds the dc1,y and year aforesaid.

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EXPLOSIOJ:TS

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�THE UFIO N p/ .CIPIC C0/1L COMP!Jff

Hunna , ~yo., A11ri l lOt.11, 1 00 8 .

Hen r J' Mac1den , P.sq.,
Sa;yloP, Io wa.
Dear Si r :- ~e lw.ve ;yo u r l e t ter of Apri l Gt b , r e c ei v ed t o-dnJ' , Peln-

tiv c to Aar on Haddon, k ill ed in t he recent m--T lo sion h ere .

Your

t cl cerm, ':7as no t)r ec ei v ed h c1.. e.

':c h .:,,vc n ot t cl C[;l"ar,hec'.i ~/OU fo r t he rea son t hnt the
Count y of f ici a ls i--..,.,VG clH: 1'.'g c of ;your f a tl10r's propc1~ty a nu vrlll
hold Urn s ron e un t i l y our t, ,"° sisters · and· ;yours cir- are hero Elnd

final s e ttl eLient is mad e s o that t he est a t e c an be r,rop crlJ' divided.

Ers. La ura 1·11i t ney lw s b ccn hc1.. e but r etur n eel to Colorado
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SpPings ;yest crday r,:or•nine.
The mine is sealed at pr•esent and will not b c opened
f or a we cl-~ Ol' ten duy s.

It is very doubtful whether .or not the

bocli c s \'r lll be in condition to :muke positive? identifications in
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e n s es bnt should we be a ble to find t h e bod:: of f.c:1ron Madden

we ,v111 notif;v ~,rou a t once.

lli.ne Superintendent.

�THE Ui'!ION PACIFIC COAL COMP~~•

Ra•;;lins, '.'Tyo o

Dear S1r3-Replying to yours of th.o 1 7 th i nst -~ below ple a se find
ataten:;ont sho•r,ing dntes boc.lieo ~7ore recovered '.fron: no o One Mi.no

dt1ring l a st .smune:r-, ond ·."7hat ~•ms :found

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Date

Recovo1"od

!Tar.:e

Articl cs :':otmtl

Robt . '7ru...,.,burt on,

l bu:r_ch o f kc_ys P l c ad!_;O'.r and
belt, l skull cap 0 1 pr plyorsp
l h..lif e , 1 tir·.o bcok ~ l r.::omo
bool: 9 1 n~clrnl •~:o.t,ch o

Po t.or i~uns on ,

:'~1c1.: el ·0atcr., bunch of l: e~,ro,
ru.lc, l~nifop lcur! ; onc il, snuff
box.
1temo bool~, load roncil ll screws 1
n:.atch 'bo x , nicl:el ·.7atch r, t•.,o

1-mive s , bunch of lwys •
3/29 / 0 8

l.!ut Hub. talo.,

bool-: contain.in[; roce:tpto f or
Union button 9 key chain
ond key, 10ad pen cil 11 soaiety
button, r,ipc, cic;ar holder i 01.. aser,
7 c artrid 0 es !) tobnc co poucl1 11 t\70 •

!:!e!.!;O

ri:.Oi.loy,

k.~ives, pUr$0 co~t2l1ning ~5.00 i n
cutTen cy and ~"~2o26 in silvert
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skull c 111~ o

7/11/08

Alex Tennant, •

Purso containir.g 25/ in silver.

Rob t. ry . Amstrong,

Blue flannel sl:.irt O t·,vo fleec.e ...
lined und0rshi?'ts, black p an t s,.
12" laco boots~ overalls, plain
gold bsnd ring on loft h and with

!nsor1pt1o . "Ida from Earry 9 , 1:
pr cotton sox~ lighthouse, eagle

and .American .;lag tattooed on
Ql'm nom~ S:lOUldel:', gold
watch and chcii l) Odd Fellows p1n 9
l'ight

Qompussg noio book @nd lette~s 1

�Sheet 1.r-2---To Er. K. B.---2/18/09.

R W A?'mstrong
(Cont'd)

sill{ hunulrnrchief, throe bunc~es
of lrn~,s, ~orl sc!"ew pocket };.:a.1.f e,
49/ in small poc1rntbook,.wallet

containing .razor and lett~rs 0 bank.

book ~m l1e~chants National Bank of
Cedar Rapids, Imva o

7/17/08

Abel Puru,

Nie· ol ·.•H1 tch, Union c OI'd, pipe 0
emrit~: pockotbook, key ohs.in with

fonr keys 9 letters and papers of'

no vnlue, br-okon mir-~or 0 otrunp
bool· w·i th :nine 2¢-st~ps ~ nevJ
jV.lllfH3J:&gt; and over.ills, black ponts
·.::ith. fin0 li?,ht stripe, black

1:igh t-spotted vost i, bluclt coat o

-4, .

Yol.lo-..7 S'.:mnter 1:1i th vrh i to str:1.pes P
new rit &amp; i.Oes, f leece-lined unde:r-

·;:eur, cotton sox, ovcx-ulls mi.d
juz1.1:,er o

~Ta o . Lc.rsor,,

l\c;•, hi.ch-tor p it shoes 9 b lo.ck
s·:10ator II leatl~o:z:, tobacco sack eontnir:innc r',GOO .,00 in t •:Ier: ty-dollar

bills, one 0 20.00 gold piece and
cLcck f'or :\5 3 ,05 ( total :~:er,3 006) 11 b ·
ch.col: boir.r, dra-.m in favor of Jas.
Jensen or. 1st -;-c.tion ul Pank of
R,r:lins, b~r C0... ,pbcll Sh cop Coo~
o:r.e poctet knif' e o
Albert Piloy,

Pi.bbocl cot ton m1d0r·: 1ein... _, black sox
·."Ji th ~'ll.i to toe mid hecJl ,dru:-lt gray
flnnnel shirt~ blnchor stx-oot
~'looa, brol:e:n rr.irror, black &lt;?heclrad
double-breaste&lt;l cont, wh1 te sill!
handkc:rch.1.oi" •

John M. Hoy1)

Lone heaV'J ribbed oox, lo~ shoes,
blaol-, s!.11( ~eckerchicf~ with blue

stripes both wayo, letter from

St, Helens~ Lar.cn.shire, F.neland,

one suit o? ~omlen unde~aear.

Aug. Lakso 0

Blue wool on ocx r1i th white toe and

heel, corduroy pe.nto, high-top pit
shoes, leather bolt, green sweater,
black SE:4toon shirt, flooco-11ned
unde:rr~7e0l' o

Eln-..er Johnson,

New street shoes, nev overalls and

( Jaln:er Salin)

jtur.por" ,1;1mall r oclrnt-book w1 th ,6

bill , ~-5 .OO g old piece and $ 2 .35 in

silver, Fi nnish penny, nickel
watch, Aa .oo coupon book ~1th 26p
. lef' t, poc ~ kn1f e O old pipe •
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�Wm. Jok1 11

Red sv1eater, f ru1.cy leather· belt~
two rr overalls 11 street sh9es,
fleece-lined undoI'\vcnr, pocl~0tbook

with 86¢ 1n silver 11 two bunches of
koys 11 pocl:et hn1fc, five cents,
nicl{el ·1:atch, pipe, tVTo 2p.! stamps.

Ar..drow Eirchall,

O~e-buakle clogs, wl1it0 neckerchief, blRck curdigan jackot 9 31¢,
lone gray wool sox 11 black coat and
vent with fine red stripe, plain
blue!: pants •

Cha.3. r ,:.rris,

DnrL striped coat, yellow overal.la 11
bluc:J : p ents, lGatl':. cr belt:&gt; w:tnG-

colored flannel shirtf-j.
Gus Ikd.r:1oy a

.

St·r oet shoeo, rubbers, fleece-1.i.ned
1.i.ni'.l.01"1'!aar, pire,

black sox 0 corduroy

f er.ts, bJ acl r,ants, bcl t and cadg~r,
cenvas ccut, lc~th0r 3lovcs, one-ft.
folding rule, blucl~ m~i r t wi t.'1
-ribbed bcsor,:., rocket h :if'e.
Bl1~0 flannel shirt, floeee-11:ned
tmd0r·s 0ar, blt e don ir:: shirt, blaok
c uz,diem:. ,:j acl;,o t, d a rl;. gray suit
n1 t h. firlo bl t~e and green strip0s,
s; r,n.l:!. key, clay pipe, blucl-: and

·-·!:~i to necl.ercl~ief' i&gt; nit sl:.oes, dark
reel long 'IJOolcn sax~ poc1 et lmife 1&gt;
be.:t l lm:tf, cot ten, tobacco sack.
Sc.J:'oty lar.:r:, ~tx•oct shoos, over-

shoes, b1~cl'.: cotton sox 11 round

matchbox, F,Ocket knife, black .ribbed
pur..ts, fl.eece-linod underwear.
canvas slaves, r:0r10 book, v1inecolored flannel shirt •
Nicltel ·.1atc!", 1&gt; belt and cudr,ar,
blue ·.,oolcn ribbed SOX!&gt; double ..
breasted ·,: roolon undershirt, woolen

8/12/08

dra'.1ors, buncr.. of keys P . anchor
tattooed on left ·:rc-1st.
8/13/08

A. c. Corley,

Blu0 sneeter&gt;, blue clieckod. jumper,
long •;-roolen six, rod •noolen "Union
suit, neTT heavy ohoes, leather belt11_
corduroy pants 0 pocket handkorchie t .
Col'duroy par~ts, overalls, lG}nthe:ra

gloves, fle0a~-11ned dra~e~s, pit
sl1oes, tvw pr blacl-t heavy .c otto~

sox, oatecn sht~t, striped vest,
eapty pur e o

�Sheet 1/4---To H.

B/16/08

Fr·a nkl1n G • Burton 0

One-buckle pit shoes, corduroy coat,
rants and vE?st, cotton union suit
·:,1th ribbed undc:r-;10ar over 1t 0
otriped cotton 'Shirt, leather ·auopenders, ball of lamp oottong llll'ge
bucklep pocket k.~1fe 9 . black ribbed ·
woolen sex,,. trruas.

Jomes Smenton,

Slice_ ak in-lined vcut :&gt; higi-top
sho0s~ trussp kid mitten on right
hun d i&gt; bl ue flonnol shirt, blue and
blacl, silk neckerchief l) , black ribbed woolen sox, one-ft. folding mile,
:r ubb0r tobacco pouch 0 match saf'ep p oc1, ot knif o P flat band ring ·a ith
clover leaf desiezi.

Er.11 P0r:.dr1cl:son,

:;r arro·.v red ncckt:ie P st?"ipocl r,nnto 0
street Ghoeo, fleece-lined under1.' lear, Goft wlli te shirt O cotton
e loves, jm:por, blncl: cotton sox 11
f orty cents in silver.

Jclr., er 011il a 0

S t reet sh oes!) blne sox ~nith •nhito
nn d too' Union cm..,d' ona penny
in co1r.binat ion poclrntbook o

l LC Gl

Jon~s A • L~/l''.n o

John Tulle$?,

Stt&gt;oct ohocs ·Ni t..'11 hob-nclled heels,
light str11~qd cotton shirt, leathe:t"
gloves, 1.1001 soj{'., ,~1h it0 cotton sox 1
p u r&gt;tly- ::colcr tmc.lorr,10ar, cc:mbinatian
pen ar.d rer.cill) t·.w nickels and one
dii:.e in dcubl 0 rock ctbool., tey cham
with two l.;.eys I) ',7atcr. chain •
Str•cet shoeo, pants, ove·r alls,
hca~,r i-&gt;1bbetl bl.uc •.7 ooJ.on soxw; '.11th

vm~~e feot, f100eo-lined underw-eru:-,
d.oo:•k bl.no necll:orchief 'llith Whit-a
clover 1 eo.f, red bandana handkerchief, one quar&gt;terp one dime,, one
nickel, four ponnies 11 smnll straight
pir,e, :-:hi te sJ:.irt with bluck f1gul9e.

8/20/08

0

Alf H tllidey ,

Rubbor-hc oJ.Gd shoos, corduroy pants,
red v;oolon overshirt, red st:r&gt;1ped
t.uf:flor o old-cour:. tz,j, watch, pocket
knife, bunch of' k eys, watch chain
w1 th sil VO'.i:' charm , lea th ei- pouch
with ~2.26 1n s11ve~, telescop penholdo~, ~oolen 3loves, coupon book
with .,,2 .60 i n it.

�Sheet #5---TQ H. K. B .,---2/10/09,. '.

fJ/21/08

Chas. X. Hughes P

J ew 1·_00.vy shoco, r:tbbed hcavj-7 woolen
sox, bunch cf 1·· 0~:s on chclr.., nickel·
watch, , ~3.20 in silver, receipt for
P • 0 • box rent •

San t.!cCorr:lic,k ,

Pocket 1n~·1 rc, key ring with one
key, corduroy punts, over&amp;lls,
nickel ,'.v' atch, floccc-1.ir.ed under•·rnar,rkdte silk ha.ndlrnrchief, lavender silk ho..Yldkcrchief, striped
cotton cl1irt, memo bool-: and pencil,
fountain pen .

John Cookson,

8/22/08

Str0ot st.cos, pocket J!..nif0 9 flcecelinecl um!orshi1,t, . cuff button VJith
1:I.r:ht bl"o ~ctp ·::1lito cptton shirt
wi•U, bl:ich dots 11. bl:::cl -ur.d-recl
ribbed so~~ ·:,i th blucl,:, heol c.ncl t,oe t&gt;

r occ:l.pt #40 fror.'l Tr1nic1nd 9 Colo. 0
for ror.d truces for 100?'.
TLe foref '. Ginc is ~ corr r lete list, c :f ovcr~1 t,hir:.c fom~cl o:n the bodies

You •;-1111 l"e:J e..:.bcr t ht:i.t '!JC uccd r systei:: of nt'Jt i'.lering for

m1iclor..tif i cd bod.ieo .

:-: o . On e rocovc.rcd on July 17th ,.-,c.s ider"ti-

ficd us ~r.sti Xtl.l:'riki:c;

:::-:o . ';:·.·,o . rocovcrori on July 17th ',7c..s 1denti-

f'icd as J,2;.drew l'-'. ircimll ;· l:o. ':'hroe rricovorod on Jnl~.r 17th ·,:ms icl.01;.t-

if:'icd us Guo Rai?r.0y;

!To . Pcnr rncoi.ror~r! on July l 7tJ:~

fiod as r:1::,rry Fost,er;

!;'a. One rocovcrcf. on Aur,uct 16th ,,,as 1donti-

ficd u.s "f.'rm::.hl.1n a-. Burton;·
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16th 'fll.'lS identified as John Tulley.
Trt1.stinc that the abovo 1nforn:atior.. ..:ill serve your purpose I mn 11

Yours truly.,

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�THE ID!ION PACIFIC ·coAL COMPANY

Hanna, 1:'!YO. P Nov. 17th, .1909.

Ml', Geo:r?e L. Elaclt ,

Genl. Supe~1ntendont,
Un1on Peoific Coal Co.,.

Cheyenne, 11;yomin3 .

DoaI' S1rs--

Aacord1ng to ou:r records the following 1s a complete
11st er settlements made w~tll the estates of vict:l.Ins of tho ex-

plosions or Murch 28th, 1908&amp;
Victim's

Date

✓- Sam 'l. G. McConn1ck 0

4 th,. •oa.
4 th, •os, ,
4th, •oa,
t)
4th, •os,
n
4th, 1 08,
t)
4 th, 1 08,
0
17th, •os,
8th, '08 11 •
Oct.
8th, 1 08,,
fl
• 8th, '08,
• 8tht 1 08,

Saf t•
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✓..Pete?'&gt; Travis ,

✓ T. D. Penn,
,/ Wm. Johnson,
./, Rob' t,. Re~:rin 0
I A. C. Corley,
✓ Chas. X. Rup)les,

v Wm. Byrne,

,,

R. ~. Amst:rong,
" . John Tulley,
✓ P.A. Boyd,
✓ Jalmer 01111a,
,/' Chas. Hax-:r1s,
,/ Heney Foster,~
'/" Jobn !!. R'oy,
✓ Alf. Ho1Jl1da,y, .
✓ .An~\7 Hoy,

Nov.

./ Albert, Riloy,
-1- F. E. Collin a,

Jin.

✓'

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✓
✓

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R1cUard Wilson,
Geo. H. Caso,

Abel Pura,

'1 John Rimm OX-,

iI tU"l'Y Lyon,
v P. G. Eurton,
V
R. G. Birchall,
v' And.NW Birchall,

6th,

1 08,

11th, toe,
11th,. 'OS,

11th• 1 08,
11th, •oa,
21st, •oe,
6th, •og,
8th, •00,
12th, . 'O0,

•• 16th, 0B,
16th, '09,
• 23rd,
00,
" 29th, 09,
Peb. loth, •oe,
• 13th, 00,
Jlal'Ch al"d,. •oe,
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" HJ almaI' Salin,

✓

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v· Jas. Smoaton,
✓ John Tate,
✓ Peter Monson ,
✓ Jus. Knox,
. vi; Alex Tonn-ant,,

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Settlement

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•• 3:rd,
•oe,
• --- '09,,
April 8th, 09 ,.
• 6th, •oe ,
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Name of

Administx-ato:r
Rugh Mc;Alliete:r!
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Harry Wr1gh t I

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C. • R. Wat.son;
A.G. ThiesJ
Hugh MoAll1sterJ
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Anna St,1.l l J
Uary E. Collins1
F.sther WilsonJ

Ellen F. Caeea

Mary Smeaton a

Annie TateJ
H1lm llonson,
ltary Knox;
Louise sa11n1
Maey Tennant,

Peter Puraa
Rose Rimmer;

Annie Lyon;
Amelia Bul"t,onJ

Rugh McAll1atera
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�Sheet #2---TO G. L. -B~---ll/17/0s·.

We have copies of the rol a se vouchor 1n ea$ of the
above ca~es.

We have ru.so been notifod that settlements have
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boon made with tho est a tes of Alfred Dodds, Anthony Do4ds, . Aaron
Madden:/ and VI. H. Pe.-s coe /but we have no copies of the rel,ioase
vouchers.
The ·rorceoing lists mul-:a u total of thir~y-scven sett'lements.

_If any others havo bpon made Ylill you please adviaeD

g'1.vi.ng dat.e and n ame or adt:tinistrator;

also P pleaso furi1ish

same lllrormat~on ro~ tJ-10 rou~ g1von ~n the precaeding paragrapho

Yours trulyp

Mine Superintendent,.

WCJ

�Th"'B UNION PACIFIC COAL· COMFANY.

CIIBYF.NNE, November 2211d, 1909.

1 ~ \ Union Pacific Coal Co,
•

ie RE.CE.IVE.0

NOV 23 1909
Office of MINE SUPT,

Mr. T. R. Butler,

\4 anna,

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Mine Superintendent,
Hanna.

Dear Sir:-

I have yours of Nov. 17th in regard to settlements made
with the estates 0£ the victims of the explosions March 28th, 1908.
Up

to date 42 settlements have been made.

I enolose herewith copy

of a letter written to Judge Lacey November 20th gi-ving him a correct
statement of the settlements made to date with persons killed in each
the first and second explsoions,_ and those with whom settlements have

not _as. yet been made, being 17 in number, and I also enol ose fr1pression copies of the release vouchers in tho following cases which I
un·derstand. complete your :file:
Gabe Lahti
John Okonen
John Cookson
August La.kson
James Larson
Henry G. Birchall
Andrew Birchall.

Anthony Dodds
Aaron Madden
Alfred Dodds
Wm. H. Pasooe

If' you do not have copies of the release vouchers in all
oases renumerated in the enoloeed letter to Mr. Lacey please advise
and I will furnish them to you.
Yours truly,

Enclosure.

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-C o p Y-

! ~r U:iH 0 1'1 T'AC~ FI C COAL cr nPANY
'ClillYE}lltE, , fTOV~~tm§fi 20th/1909.

Mr. John W. Lacey,
General Attorney,
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Dear Sir:Referrine; t o rrry le ➔- ter of April 9th, 1909:

Fo11or, ing

is a corrected li.st of all settler:.1e nts, of ,·,hich we have a recor d,

to date, v1ith the est~tes of victims of the two explosions of Hanna

Ro. 1 Nine, March 28th, 1908:
KI!,LED I N l!°'IRST F~"'\ P!J0SI0N
✓

Alfred Dodds •

✓ Wm. H. Pa [:COe
✓ Robert He rr ir.

✓ i. A. Boyd
~ John Ri1;1me r
Harry Lyon

/ Peter Monson
✓ James Knox
'f- Gabe ( orGc.briel}

Lahti
John
Ikonen
'f-

rlii ne Ji'oreman

Gfis 1'.1at chI:1an
Ga s Wetch1:1an
Pumpmar.

Ga. s t.'!R t chm"':n
Gas We tchman
Pipe1:1an
Gas i.'a tch1nan
Timb erl!lan

Rolle rI:1an

Decor'.lber 24th, 1908
DecerobP;r 23rd. 1908
Sept el!lber 4th, 1908
October
8th, 1908
3rd, 1909
filarch

~·

.Tanuary

3 r d, 1909
23rd, 1909
29th, 1909

899.35
783.45
983.10
350.00
843.05
796.70
754.10
850.00

July
July

12th, 1909
12th, 1909

900.00
850.00

Nfu.roh

January

;?

KI_LLED IN SECOND F.JCPLOS!ON
✓ Aaron Nfl clden

j T. D. Penn

• A. C. Co1~1ey
✓ Cha.s. Harris
./ Ja.lrner Ollila
al if.IS

Shot Firer

Miner
Hiner
Pumpman

John .almer Ollila. !liner
/ Anthony Dodds
Boss Driver
v Chae. X. Hughos
Min1Jr
j Harry Foster
Inside Laborer
Alfred Halliday
Inside Laborer
✓ Albert Riley

Driv13r
(elies Albert Still)

✓ Wm. Johnson

v John M. Hoy

✓ Andrew Roy

✓ Samuel MoC~nnick

Shot Firer

Utn er

Minar
Inside Laborer

DecA~ber 23rd, 1908
September 4th, 1908
Sept0mbor 4th, 1908

3?,9.00

Octobe r 31 ~t ~ 1908
December 24th,· 1908
Septemberl7th, 1908
Noveraber 11th, 1908

240. 00

Novenbnr

5th, 1908

NovembP.r 11th, 1908
November 24th, 1908

773. 55
719.40
726.30

796.10

500.00
225.00
850.00

800.00

Septer-1ber 4th, 1908

745.55

Novemb~r 11t h, 1908
Septembe r 4th, 190S

1100.00
800.00
350.00

November 11th, 1908

�JWl~-21 1/

Pet er Travis

v William Burns

•
alias
.,, William Byrne
\/ John Tully
✓ Geo. H. Case
✓ F. E. Collinn
✓ John Tate
,./ F. G. Burton

Trackmro.1

September 4th, 1908

Inside :r. ,aborer

October
October
J anuary

Driver

8th, 1908
8th, 1908
12th, 1909
J imu e r y
6th, 1909
J Rnu ary 1 5th, 1909
nar ch
1 5th, 1909
J a nuary 13th , 1909
Ji'ebruary 13th, 1909
March
3rd, 1909

alias
R. Je.lmer Salin

!1iner

✓ He:nry G. Birchall
✓ Andrew 13irchal1.

l'~incr
Miner

]'ebruary 1 3 t h , 1909

~ - James Larson

Driver
Shot Firer

Inside Laborer
Boil orman
Miner
Shot :Fi r e r
Tra ckman
Sh ot Firer

✓ James Smeaton
✓ Alex Tenant
✓ Abel Pura

DriV!~l'

v Elmer Johnson

~ John Cookson

Y- August Lakson

Miner

April
April

6th, 1909

6th, 1909
27th , 190 9
2ntl , 1909
1 2th , 190 9

May

J une
July

~~

884.50
225.00
225.00
800.00
797.40
694.60

1024.85
721.85
550.00
225.00
77 7 . 90
975.85

?2 5. 00
3 65 .00
3 50.00

·850.00

KI LLE D I N SECOND EXPLO SION
BUT NOT I N Eri PLOY OF THF. COM?AJ'1Y
✓ R. W. Arm strong

v Richard Ililson

Rr,, i.l:r.oa d

Ranch~r

Sie;n6 l 1'1an October 8 th, 1908
J8nuary 6tr- , 1909

Total :Number fat a lities

"
"
of settl er1e~t~ to· cl~ t~ :
Number of ct.urns unsettled at present .

500.00
687.20

59

• • 42
-~

. . .

List of the 17 cases rer.1a.ining unsettle·d at prer.ent,
~ccordine to our records, follows:
KILLF.D IN FIRST EXPLOSION
Alex Briggs,
Joseph Burton,
Ben .Parry,

John B. Evftns,

:2obt. \'.'arbn.rton,
Thomas J.i.,l int ,
Gus. Rai.mey,

Emil Silfast,

Mine Supnrintendont

1-'l:ine For13rnan
Gas Wat chrria..'l'l

Gas Wa. t ~hrrian
Boss nriver
Mason

Rope Runner
Timb13r Helper

KILLF.D IN SECOND EXPLOSION
James Tyn.P.; ,

Williem ,Toki ,
Emil Hendrickson.
Jonas A. Lynn,
Matt Joki,
Jta.tt Huhta.le.,

Winer
l'i!iner
Driver
Miner
Miner
Timberman

�JWL •• -2-

,B. L. !!,rink,
Ensti Karrika,

PW!lper

:Miner

KILLED IN SECOND EXPLOSION,
BUT NOT

n: EMPLOY OF THF. COMPANY
State Coal n ine Inspector.

David M. Eli~.s,

This for your inforriation.

Yours t r uJ.~r,

(Si enn d) Geo. I-. B~eck,

I

Gene::-r l

COPY.

Suporintcnc1e nt .

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and the no,ct t 'itla n :ih°:t ·'.Taa tired wo wot-il~ eot. o. :oodo;v ~d . ti~~ •~uld
:be l~ts or f;us.,
Dil
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\'To t'\lw~~o ·s ood gNo.t, eat-1J in ?Too . ·E:1,eht ru--ld. Ton ~trios . •

tlHJ.Y, wo~ tror..~ double al:if't. but t.ad no ro.or:1s tu:m.od.

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• '3~~lq 1'00~ .ctc.taem, ,t1) 3ttb:o.t!att asfr
o.t t.t a.t

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. o,t! ~o aeoL · ~uoM.tw be
-.t£tltl be!'ttll.l'.qm&gt;~ae ed .t.t nao ..... rtO.t"ru::i.up Ot~J a 1 ifJJ,-n'

tbtttS: ., '!M

-aeqo .tJ:. "!law ie~j 'l.t qu .l)eaeqo ed .rmo it.t oa'IJIO:&gt; 10

v e,.t.i: lo aeoL juo

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t G't,U: to eco.t: :,.ro~r.t.tw .b&amp;r!a.t.Cqmoo".e od .t.1: .a20 4zsd bG

il rtsrl~ . .t.~d bolViqo &amp;d mo _.tl

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t inettQ ~eb be'lbrurd s .r!it'lo. e.t mm ev.t! er.o

l • f ~l .tnodJl ob 01' 3a.to3 00'7, ~ ,nmv

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l l7XOtt aaoo l.si.it

eov.t.r e~ Bl

4'uode .to , 1;u,.t-xa.rttA ~o .a"le~!'loW e.ctJ:l~ be~l11U e.1.t won eo:i 0'1' o,u.c b!.uow
• 'l.tB 4n.4 ah!I
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. l'd ,s,µlfto.:a a.tt!it ,::evo bol!IRI en-rr aol.te up et!T
, 1-d itoa ob m&gt;litssl.tmB4IO- edt «:o eal:&gt;l'l'lo ~!iT
Gdt ot tte$a.t! b!lrow ew 4'.li.nU~4· ow

1tto11cUO ,. cit!

• 'lS1'1sm e.t!it o,t btm30-:t

• aeo.t'.t.toia a 'Qll.l :3tt.btoit al 0vo.t..Cod

, a~v.u: on itll.d-t n.~~d an.ct: rm BltO!'lfl i:\al.teo'l e.d.t btts , o-:rer: be~J:oob en· eBJ:Jo
tud b~:t0q0· ect. MO J'.t ,eiaa ~.ta . -:iM aa ,i..txrtr

-llam. al. GV&amp;Ued .toa -ob eW

• beo.t'lM=&gt;lie od b!uo.c:a

• ert.!lO _hee!l .btmJ.uodd' n rl..t-xov, aJ: nat.1 evJ:..t c,l.ao

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~ettrre .t.!n~ :ew ~rre
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• • ttt.s~ e-w ttB~~ G1&gt;t1&lt;.t1"-l'OqXO ~O!lI b.a.cl ~!~dMq ?~Ari IJO.Y

al ~Qq8'1 ~leb B . ;q lL evad ,ie..o.'T

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&lt;pto!l ,ti..t ot

• w_
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• e.au~ e.trr.t $.a ~erU ll0!3 ~OW~· ovs.d tedt b~

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oit fnaa,o,

, -11.etam&amp;-b • e •~" an ~ud •aa.ttq-io· ~ e.woblw ed.t 't.o .ao.t".t.teo~ •edt a~.t.ts'O'l .t.te

Ion ob , ~.t!Jrl'ta e.rtt 'io e.tto is brs v;.tiau~.tv.tbttt . i .&amp;04"%•1&gt;.mo~ u

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�maket a

"•*I ~•• .1t . L• gc,lno·
•
~f:I ~oke

8wtMf'1oo I

8\WOly W1.ll nat. .. .

"Y••~I •Yem. U l lla4 n bNtiher Cl' ~a~her 1n . ~--~ at t,l'l,e p~act. t,1:i,eJ
% ahOul.4 !lOt, • • to BO aho.t, . •
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~ Ot OOUNe. • .'.r =-a all well ' aw~ . that t,h• ·o.=~~ m4 • ..,..

bo~ el• :, conc•1'2i•ct, ••If 01

ly the "14~ /; wot\ld lUe ~o eon the nme

openod, ethd the b~d.tea fral-:en cut...

Xt •1e going t.o be at cono1dwable

.. ooat but ot cou~~e t~at ~e.koa no d1tferonca, but how do tho 11idOWQ feel
.

OVel' it. t

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\y1 th ili.GGe_ w1dOWG .and ~eep thOl?.l
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. ~cu1e.n.9 t rou COtl.~l'~m1i

qu.tet, by _put,t.tne a. monw:lent up ovor tho Eiut. S~do t

ur. 01beona
here this .c.~m1ng . :r think it ~ouJ.ct bG a good 1daa :f or ?!is . El'Oi,n to tell
wna t, ll.e has ea en ovel' thex-e ,
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All o~aotod :i,y J.~. G1b on·• Ur. Bzto·wn !'epeated his statement

tw.de .i \he n o ~ soas1on,

D ,, l!?Neil I
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tn ~ooµllB ovor tl:i.e :raecord t hat ·?:as • p~ 1 taldJ.\g

tempNt.Ul'Ct I tharo wwo d~s whon the t.o:rnpr tut-a on the f'ollon~ d

that is;,. t,he tet pl'ature
to- 4"'7 .tt1ght be ..
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. abn~r&amp;Hil.. hoat, which woulc:l 01mso . ex:pina1on and i'°uld ·aause the pu.a~
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out• t.li.e thins ~•• 1n l.ie,ntte dot\l ·1t J.~ hard t-o tel=-.. mieihei- ·oi- not

thez,e .to any ~zt get,t1na into the Eaat S1de I c anno~ tol.J. lm't, ono t'M.l:lg :
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wo do knov, - \he:re is no. hl ack damp g1v~n ot~ 1 and I

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gao 1 sa.-v 1n the l atr,p t,o-dey 'i7U O@bUNttod hydl'CBOlh

4d.te. stWa tho
Ti&gt; cntiol' a mi11o

. attoz, rq . explo ai~n I t,hink
~he~ is more 01" loss .t"islt and · I do net
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the moat expeMenoed would vent\U'e to Bey whether. ,· OX' not that rn1ne c~
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"'1e have. tcheri risks wmy tae~. • I t,l}!nl;: _there irould: be e~~a~erabl$ _
. _.. -

l'ish 1n opening the \,...in·e , in tll.1~ .c omiaction -- lilJ!lito ~oat holda ~:lN
and when you th1nk· 1\. 1s :out iti 1s not, out.a

_,11 it noa~a _ia oqs=.. t,o ·

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• ,I 'th.ink t,h,e ~ea, · t ~ to do· wot\14..v.be ,o lo

.' ••aJ.•«• U 1t •• bo ...-as d th·at ~q.

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X ,rould 'like to d ,. t,hat alQoup •. ~ h •.
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.S.• 1\ 1• n_ct' ,. 1oa1.ye ,._. th• ttN toz, .t,he reuon that

i t tues ",'

~trftait\ •~unt ot pu~e ,41 botozto 1t, Will f1ro 1 and tho mol'e t • t tJiai

~~ 11 tntl.

table ·gu ati tLt stoppine d~os nQ,t, pn&gt;Ye tLat Ul'9Jtt)_ti .OJ'

th~ ,nine • I havo Pf&gt;i-'8Q1lal. ZTS.en&lt;lo 1r. ,beN 1ihM -£ •
.
~ould like to eoe out, and. sJ.f~Il a dcoont, burial and 110Ul.tl bo 'WU~~ \o

:t• Jl~t A ZD
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~ •1•t 1n doin,e t.bat 1t I c.,0Jll1d ·l'ed ti.lat cond1t.1Qn

w.oro o~1~

•at• but.. 'at t,Jia •Qffl~ t,1t:0 t ,r.1 11).:o the .e ot:li r ge.ntl.eta n .
n opp11J.e 1 1 .kaockod. out on4 v,r, g t 1n .and try. to got tho

11,y

It ~ lndn

e bodies ~vo_r;

m• wi ll \md.~1t,&amp;md t hcit h• is t,eJ.d.nB a certf11n Mak and wo 1!q be •sue.
,o attul anct \te may bo uneuo.c etul .• . Ti:.at 1• ho\f I t~el 1n tiht 5::o:t,ttr ,

~, ldc::Toila

Thai iJ veey t,~e • ;,,~ . Pettit, , t,ha~ the i;ae ~vollld

be •x.pltl11Ve at t ~o atopi;,1ne arad. mi&amp;i:t, not be
·•Q!i111 as gu Will b'IU"A 1n

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.a saa ~•~ .

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17.tr.

in the tt.111 , ·t,he

I bolieT&amp; t hat Just AS isoon a• you

tako au int o t,h&amp; oh• rou ff:111 t1n.d that, tri.o n~ ,:;111 .be expl.os1v·
~o "Cf~ -

pu _b nne o~sei,. up to J.t..

a1.l:

Xt. lde,ht&gt; ho opened up and ~ - ·

Hdiea· tiakcn ou~ it.l1out the loss ot ~ Ufe ~ut 1t, 1a a ~ - and .S.t. 1a
o•t ·pl'Obablo t,h I'&amp; ~:lght be· ati acc1dent pxiovidine tho fi:tt.e is still .
,.

• th.on ,·

•It, ffl&gt;\1J.d be a W1!'J 4an!J•rc
MJt . Budo

l'itk ,

p1Whl

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profo :t~on to

pp»oaob ,

• 'F!ve. U t,hoN .hcUld be ·l).O fin th NI 11 stUl a

novor \"TU in t,h11J o1n but, % Ulllterat£d it, 1• on $ veiw [izteai

~DB doon o. oave ·tt, \'10\\14 ~a?&gt;~ be · n tcl'ty /~ ·oz- f'o-J'ty- f¼vo

depee· pitch ad e mt\11 m&gt;l'k1l\G on · t hat, ~1toh wouict l&gt;o ·-ovo~ov.o V&amp;'t!'f

quickly- and ~ u.14 be gone betore ~ osio ooUl.4 £•t to h1a ,
ia,. YoUQB.•

Y~ •o.~ \eke

a1i o:t o-uzt. Noi-t.l1em ·m:lneti and I

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- u d02t aupr.oae t,h ~ 11

a 1t1Sho U'l"I tJa-, ...,. •"- poacbly t,wo or- \hNo exo.~ •
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tton• • tl:•t 1'-.aan't a tue in tt.

"'.. w.i.

fboy r.ro ,-7alla~ off with ziock

t.opp.

Nl4 •tm tho11e 1·a t1i-o 1n th. •

jJSS•

Just, to get. the now, ot \he

Ml' • Pe~t! ta

11ko ·to uk .. SUJJ.PO" t! • 1 • a·topp~

r,:ro•ei,.t ! ffl&gt;uld.

-.,au lw.coked' .ou.t and left. .op• tOl't
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~~·• a dq 011

cou1l• ot 401,a, pc&gt;Y14in8 that aft'qemen\ ·wovo ir.ad•

d~l'cctl.y ttrtor t11e opcmine, •if possible, to put a torfine furthe.l' ~ 4
ot ~his bno, t;i/h t ·no\lld bo th~ roa"1t ·ot th t stopping be1J28 O?)l1d. ·t~:" C!OUp1o o~ dqa ever. 1£ t.!J.ez-e wus 1".1x-a 1n the nm• .,

on that slopt t,he:ro \10Uld ho m oxploo.ton .

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I t 1a p~aotically 1mpoaa1blo to put that .stopping
1n any tw:-thor on acco\mt or tho tall that has -oocn.wr~d theN f

that

, topping is in about as f 1.-.i' as it can be put sat'elf .
.

r.;r , ltat es1

l e it, not tho calculntion of . ~t.•

ngj;~eex-e that

.

l!o . 10 !nt~J is unda,.. wnter ?
·r7~ .

1$1.8:t'O

Rari, R • W'o figu-red :r-o~~ly one tiLw tll~t that 1•:. about

tho wata:i, COlr,OS to
Mr . B1l"d a

1"1,e\t - wb.O 1a

91

?.!r. Fc.i-t ·.eoye tl1.o ~ompany 1~ not so1ng to take ~ .

aoine 1:.0· t.cko 1.t t

We \~ll c OJne t.o the poi:Jlt. .

I tliink .:ti- . rra.rt , r:.eana ·that t:t...a

do not w«1t, ~

Of cotw o, the ''U\Y I look at, 1t ~ .t,lia\ !~ . n~·,
.
!.'!t9 . Bl:'adb,n,y and ii11 . ai ck rep.tte ent t,t~s eomr;an, 'but I do not know that

11110s saori ~iced .
.

t,hey a%'e· ·tll~ best r.1en t.o go 1n tl1ero t.o do tll.e , worlt •

I bol~a,,e tho7.

\Vould nll do t lu., 1%' 'P&lt;Wt, •

ent et-o a co~ tdno,

'i.·0U1or t horc:-' 1s tirG in t.h9'N or n~t •

· ~ . Mc~a11.- • I don't, osy tor- a oSli,\\t
rmcc:aatully' done i

it all

t.bl.ti .u; miBh,t no t. l)e

4crends upot1 what ,-C'J. aro .£tOins to til&gt;.d ~ and

�.,._, £1. tJlat. !ffilaown qu,aU,ty •
1~.• GMttitl°lt

At. ,11. t;l.tlo ~ r. OJ&gt;OD04 Up t,he ~ min , • ~QJP

tM- t.S.Z. in t'o •

•n• lho .ae

P••

tow1ne re ton,1ne '11• .Sr uto \ho &amp;1n• 1 wo zuw•~

h,

•1•.,=

•• ,.Nd the ~o UAW

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oloaod Aonn ~•o dqa

0~ t.••1YIJ o• elook

1'•,
f

l?OJ"t ot tmt:i

, 11., lfJ.Bht J. Af1i• • 1"". uln•

UC the tan .t.roz; ri£ne o '-olo~
in. tlle momln8 .
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!&amp; . --~oodst

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thc:re hnYe b\)oa J
.I haye . soon. 1t 1Yl that. tiine whoNI
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-travel~d tillo pla.ce CJ.d round -1t all ~;e~ an4 ~
. l••• · thau twenty .c1Jlut.o• ~t has bcuan o. rae;.s.na t'u:rn~e ~ ;.,~ .1a q ~ito
.,
po1a1ble the plfico1 on the sloi,e mieb,t. b ♦ tho sacu, .
F.;nt,x,y I

t,ziavolled a roon-: Qnd as I wns comJ.ns

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In No . ·20 o.a:- 22

out, J; z:1et 1.!r . ,B ~okOt to:,a..

er' t~e- Supenntend·ent hotie 1 11• ael&lt;od. u~o l1ow the rom: ,1aa and .I • said ·
~t, wu all. z-11.')lt, ~..d he wont. 1n .and eatt.o out and .aa.1.d he also tounct 1t .

all ~ t J.. WO got, to tho ptll't:tng, 'about, t'O\U." hundred t ee't, '
·D1ek ml.aonJ

.a~, we me,

ha went 1~to the ieoo~ and Oar.le bacl~ ·out to -'the ;pEU'tin.g

whei-o t!l' .. Brooke and
. . I ·,,e-ro atamtin8 Md said ihe .X-OOtD. '.was on -i·1~eJ

·not:

ovel' t~entiy -minti.tes ~ad elapaed between .t ho time I was 1n tl~-e· i'QOr.t: and
t,ho t~G

t,~,at, WUecn cmc.o out and -t,old us 1t, wco on f!ro., • .

Mi- . i!at.es1

TheN 1s no 1nd1cat1on ot fil'e at preJJont.

'!le

b.&amp;We to t.al.te t.'t..• prbaon't. tom~ t.ul:IQ t.o d.1&gt;oi.d£1 what 1a 40 .m bel.ow.

Mr. Gl'11't.1~•

~t.en we put. t,hat.

t,4pp~c u

on ~ht., E~t Si.d,

elopo t'horo •a• n roiw a\rone ·t"1' meU that I wu. ent1re1y .u.n®~e. to_
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get tio-dav. a. t~oz,c wno no f'1ro etnoll
t,o-dey •
.
Ur. Mat,e, t

,:,

It . there wao r1 .t iN ot ~ sz-eat ext.ent wt · sl?.oul.d

ha~• more CtU.'bon dioxide•
MJt . Troodaa
td 'ott Ju•ti
hari

Tl).oJ'o can bo no firs there.

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·.No. ~ Ent,ey b~ ~ big fil'o, lio. 3 l!ntry \tna clos-

a~•• weel!a botol'O the •xr101ion, and ~o. ~ lntry ia said t,o

e. rrotty .' b~ t.U'e but, I 4141\ 1 t, aoo ~ti.

'the f'1N :1n lt.c, • • 3 1!nt~

•• wa11e&lt;i·otf
. 1a \ho ••~ond blaolt. ot IIOQJ\\• on tJlo. cmtl'!N'I
, .,.

tab• st,oppjnz

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�•"'tas v,ae o4lle4 t,c

~ I'd.ft' by Ql.a l ~ !Sl9a4b\U'Y

at, 'Le t,h~~

A, • • Ny Ott•• ett.ei- •.u aasi:.1&gt;Gl'8 ;w•nti al ·1 Aat, pm!oua . oe t11ot1 b~ ••
~• • tP1p to tho :r~-~ Side , · •
•
• •
f "'#Ould l:f.k&amp; to ·he.Ye. all 1ntt&gt;N8t,Od Bi 8 theiJt

?IJI , 2!1'adl&gt;U17t
Op.11$10n8

&lt;

M

!-!'J:t . n1rch

to be dono ,

. Ev t"J on o has soon tll.o conditiorrn J \''that ta e~~ ..-

•

t.~ . az.adbtu:71

That., B w..iat

1ott;e 1'..ind or a d et1n1 te concl us1on •

t.h.10 maot.1»8 .1s

rox- • t,o cor;io t,o •

I do not lmow t ha~ 1 t j_s 'the crutv

ot_ t,he C!h·a1~ to atut~ whet should. ~., dor,e bu:t, it 1e open to ar..y .r~~om..
tt.andations tl~at may be

et-ad best

n: w.ie ar.d t.,h on to docidc ur on \Yhllt m~ be c·ons1d-

ca,.C. what. may bo r.•.o at r:ror,er, 1n the 0f1n1trn of tho o p11oeen~

at this :moet111g ,

I don ' t !'.now o r ~ s1~gost1on s I couid_·ll~ake, ns .Ch t.41'-.

man , t,o. doc1do··
j us-t wh at· should be demo.
.

?na,smuch a1 _t,he- Stu.t o. ?~1no Inapooton worD not

. Ml' • 1f.clio1lt

with us fosterda..v and. they wore out ~-:aay I -=roul.d sugce s ~ that \ire· he.
what ~1ewa t he~ 211ay h~ve .

W~ exr:l'eesed ouz, V1@ns . yeatt)l'day imd tVG would

lU~o to kl\071 1f th:oy ao:tnc1dG,
\!t' , 'Bi.rd ,

I t- 1s ~uat the a ac:.e w, when ? .a-a...., j_t, l.a.st. t.tmo •

r,11obllbl y t~ months ago, . and ot • cotWGG. U 1t .ta p,oing to J:»e opened .-tt u

.

tho Union Paeif io. Coal C!om1,any tl::.at
wil l -opon i t und they
.
. h~va go i to
:\ $ &amp; the r1akt •. I d~ not. t hinl: e:r~ ono elaf! wS.l l t ake the l'iek •

The

J!aDSBJJll.ent. ·of t,h~ .. 'mlio~ Paeif1e Coal eoapan, is r oop0J'lB1blo tor uie n ~
l ay1ni as it, ~oeli. t.o- dq tVid ~hoy W$.ll ha'lo to de t':hato,rer 1s ·dot1e .

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nil do my p~ •
?-~. neNe11,
4oubt, t hero

oro D'iet-.~a.n

l t.h1nl.; t-liat. 1&amp; _Ve~ ~all

pOkSTl

and I .ha,r,~ ~

of the -t1r1:lon Fac:ttic Coal Cotn.i;aa..Y that r~ ;

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amdot\lt cmd as t' o.tt an N&amp;JJcmtib1l ity 1~ ooncornad r smi:poao ihat -S.t

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- ·11 •
.,,., buc. t, at. t-lle uud~ or t.bt a1z- -couttae.
Tht ·Mino . 'be;eotwa weN not With. ua· tc-Ali\Y7tand.

r • • Glb,on1

r ill.!ia tt, would bo 14T11cbJ. . toJt the s=t:1•• to !JO oYO:i' t.he11c canp0i-:,
.and allke A llO:re t.hoJIQueh .. . ... .t.1012 48· t,o the e.. oa.Sq
'-A.'&gt;Jl.&amp;.u ·_

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out tho,

baol her, and t,GJ..k tho quoat1an ovo"9 a2'1d pl'Obab~ •

' h l" wtll be in a btt\~r po11t1on t.o talk 1t ov9it ·th• at, the pN ant

tilae •

fho fent~ • on d:Ld all t,h y· ~- s1bly flou.l.d to 41·· COVIi' what the

l1x- wu 4o~ and to get &amp; mol'e t1ioJ:10ur)l •knowledge· of the. s1 tu~tion msd
I th.a,i;_ it 'N&lt;&gt;\lld b• ~o zr.ore than 1"1Bh,t that tho Sta.tie I.!:1n&lt;t . Inspect.o:r-a

.- gc&gt; ovop tll.Sro •t,omol:'rO~ ' mol'rlina •

v.~~ BrMburyt

GentlorJ1en , you havo· heaJ:ld tb.e ~ot1oxu 'c!oeo

any one necond it- ·'

I second th'1 motion.

?.h' . !1!0No111

'r)le quest,.1on .being _put ·to a vot.q t.!x-.

G1baon ta rriot.ton was o.,_

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I wo~d suggest, that oaoh and .F!ffr,rj one weigh .

carctfill.l :;, •. ?that ha.s beon talked over
llol'G this.
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a G()oa. undette~andtng as t,o vmat wo have bef'o:re us.
t.t~·. E:radbUl"Yt

I b~lie'V'tr&gt; they \~Ul al;t do some geed t,hillk1ng

and do thei.~· very bo•\ 'to CO~l&gt;~ 0 ih1.~ r;,.at,t.ez- 1n ~b• mo-.t. ~o . :l:b.l.o • •

i:o•t posaiblo t'md beet way that i t can _be. ~ono,· anti •n• ~ .Qt _course_, ·all.
~t· 1n occo?edance mth the doe1 ion of \he ·naJol'itiy .

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Tho me~\lng than f\d~cum~d until otsht ·, •• Lt. July ·gt,h, to go ·
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to· the 'E~~ std.e and t,b.on Npait' to tho ?!1no Ottiee ·tor fUX'the~ diso"-fi-•
e:i.on ·or the 'ln.a.t,t.er 1h h.Qnd . •
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�WOuld. 1• Upon thetjt lllOuldeN a.v \'fOll •aa ~po~ the St,nt,o %up oot.or ot

Goal 1"1ftctl . . I '24rlk that, to f!J,'I~ u; w1 tl'..out otton 'JI0\114 bl"lne o.~
Ill on both '11t St,ate ad •h• •rana, eat cmtt % nc
ol' t,ho • • ~ .o p~on ta.
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dq that I wu yootodq ... thttt. t&gt;ho i1s.ne oannot b~ tntoNd ~d .. •~ t,bat,
.,11 l'C 1• no 1'.t8 or- no dAnSOl'e

That, W2l:n0\1tl qUJ.lJ1t1ty hu tol;J.owed you
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Stato Mino Inape~to~ and ttany ot,hol4ta tt;nt, r,o ato t~e llines -and at,1U
I et.ate ~1~ 1u-.1ao V1ow1· aa yo t erday· - that, were any brothel" 1l'l the~a I
upon ~ aa .t •aw h ·u

Wou.'ld :Z.1ko ~o .10C1k

do"ompcsed body be1"ol'to mo and them bo

bones ox- not, J

j,n

1aat. •.at.he.tit than t.c h :via hJ:a
d oubt, cas t.o whet.ho:£" 1: • hw1 M~

~s W1~o, ho\YGV'el"., might hc.ve qu1 t• a diffeisQ~t opUl1on
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·and to oat,isfy t,llo beraa.ved onoa I th1nk it, bchocveJ the St,aflo _Mina
Inspeo t,ol.'ts of° t liis· St to and tho o!f1c1ala of th1s Com.r,Qly 1;0 oaoai:,e pub-.

11c ceneu~e, to ~eke eveey effo~t t ossiblo, ovon in tho tace of dang•~•
to :r'etu?'tl to the .su?tfaco the bod1ea noi1 1n the .r i ~ .

ll'o:r myeolt I .would

gladly oftor w., . asa1·st,ano e and · t.tilie charge or a shift- t,o do that, we?te tt,
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not that. I l'4ave · already g1von my v10%'d to be on the · otha~ s1de of t,'he
Atlani1o this t:onthf

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I abtll'\doned the Ot.lllO t1"1p W1
. th tha GL\Ula lllofnboris ot.

~ fatlily , 1oas tho ono

yero.1 a ~o •.

sen, whon . tho tanner o~lo 1tm .tool~ placGt t1ve

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I f ·that, !l'i1ne 1s opened I W1.1l. be· t.l:loro

cwd. t,h4t,

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the : Qnly 'l:'i&amp;l: I yr!l~ talto - . that 10, -r..y l1fEh
But. it r.uo t bo done 1n a
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~Y \e'l'!atiic ~,anne?t and. t't~o la~, 111u1t, b• c.!IU'1"1od out•
I .heard ·a. m@ apemk .
th11 ' mominf! about. z01ns :1n ti,o~o ar.d. siutt1nn 1n n heard s~opP1ne but
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boai« atopr,•Sllta w11.1 ..not, 301· t.hay must b'o built .or l.'IOok o~ not, . at, all.
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t:1.ili.d • aec,irl"Gt\ 'tio ttG boih yostol'd ay Qfl.d. ~o-dq but ·I boliovo I am mo:ra
t1rn'J.Y aonv1nced tioi:.dtlY

tr~at. it • ho"'1,d bo don~,

o.t both tho inlet f:md ·o ut_l .et. aX'O t ~ 1'aul.t.y•
e.'t . ono

I t,liink t.he .stopr,ins•
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th-a a111. 1s soing 1n one

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t.ima and out at ~oti10l9 aiid 1t ltigbt bo pocaibl ·• without any l'18k,

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�lo l'P u.tio the muo r.

to ao tJli, OJ.401111-out that. lotld1 . t,o t,be trtA -4

I" Sm· • ••o ~ , _ on t,,he l'cSJl ~~l"I' and srud2' i-etum ·\'ftJ.oh t10'11d .•
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~dieft t.hat i i

11 n:on.tll

an, dl' OJ:t ~t=oephon •s.nt'l\l.Gn08 •

1•1alo il1e :£no ,

eso •

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_ 4u•eticm. wt•~ to t.ak• up btitore tl!.'i.a meotiaa,

Yeate1'11a, ! •xriPe1eod r.yaolt as SUJtrM••d to tind that •

mtr o~bu:rctt,e~ ·hya1:10eon. caa at, tbo sutttruse and . tut the~ l:.t.ld not .-beea
other G ~o• to. co\Ul.tel'o.ct _the.t but it is 0 11,ing t.o t210·· .tauity at.oppirlss
t.md .n.ot thoroue,)lJ.y .too.1 t.11'~ the •.zi;1J:l~ rr:or:.. .cd.r. . I"r ~ t "IT- im'ld,.eo • .&amp;
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~o~t,h Ql;C &amp;nd th e cond1t1ona al'O ' tho s~.o no-a it · see,u t,o Jn8 . 1t 1a a •

quo&amp;'bior, ·ror us to e or.o1dor 0114 I tvoul~ 111'.e t·o Nil; 1~ •. Gro:ft'1tih~ !,!tt .
!!lact. a:nd !:it • Dradb\\ey

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f.lt.A t,he Statil!l !11l'\o ·1n11roctol"s and ,all .other ex-

r,er1onced 1r.on here, ·1f .1t ' l!l1ght not be woll tc put ·.1n t.-»o 1i~l"milnent
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stoz;pinga
built. with st~e,. c me~t and lilne, at. the croan-cut. ··tha~ .coea •
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'to the fan UJ1d· whethol' 11' a u.onth art.oz- the cond1t1·ons v1111 not, be ·.bott ••

· Pe11son~l y , I bolieve t,ha mine coula bo opanod now m:td c;o dO~m m.~. put
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itiop~nea 1n , wall1ne orr entr1Gs t,o t.ho loft, _and t.o ~he rie,ht and pl"Ob•
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ably not . tl';.l.'O~Jlh ·without :my sac:r1fico ct· lito hut no one C l!l! be .abso•

lutoiy auro J

tho.ti tJ.1e~c 1s dlUle,er we know nr~d t t.~t ti1oN might · be an

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aco,1dont 1s poso1bl(!• •. n(m, 1n t.l:le t~o or t hat ,,ould ·it not be bsttor
t,o put- .t.n thoao ps.mm1eni ~topptnr;s and 'wllit)i ;1t.-tl.&amp;~
!~tt. Potrtit a

thin mutter•

I woule li~o to stnt.o '11..Y r-,os,i't1-01i- 111 l:'OB~d t,o

~on l WClll ~od to cone dO\"Jn horo I eulimitted. t,he lott-1~

tio . tlio Governor ot Utah and ho aait, 'Dy Clll .rio·a.ns go but %.f:ol'b_id yo:u.
11 to

en tel.' th$ lr.ine 1:t' 1t al:culd bo decided to opon it"•

·1-t ase~s to. ?A$

it.a. quest1on . bet oi-a ~s t.o•,v •1a, .Sh&amp;.ll w~ at,t'vinpt ·to- open the .t!i?'to 't

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t.llat..quallt1on ta sc\tlod thon t,h.o mc.:mcr _o r oponme osn_bo &lt;l.1sctissed .
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latol', and 1t. sooea tc me pez.aoiu\i.ly that the at,t. am.i't l?hOul.4; bo ~~e ..
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I kno ", like V..r. J,!onetl , ·~ hat · ~ -"4t n.el' ts dono t.hox-o will be public
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and ot ccun _.,,, ea= all at and t.hat( but. "#blll .tt, c~aao~ to ~

Cl'1t1oi •

t:r.t t.10Sllll hoJC. om- own· rnofttt

it out• a 1.S.t.tle d.otp wl.4i ». wo lmo\7 i hat.

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' baT d@o .tll that OU' bo t, ~UtlS*~t p~ z;iod. us to 40 • . %~ anay be

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po,, 11&gt;1e that upon 110aol1&amp;ng a point, ba.J.o.w tJ:.at eta\fo 1, CO?l bo c! ot fll'lttil&amp;4

iwtot hor Ott not 1ft m&gt;U1d bo bottft'zr. t,o~ put £n t.he ·P GDIMtmt atoppU\£tl • •

rt, ,oo:ia to t!t thut, •.. ~ tJl tht

;:\8 a,.. @ . ott

at. .' t.ha••

t opriJ\g :Lt, ~ not,

tho .f aul't ot. thou .tlalt put t,110:-.:
1n ·but t,ho cond1 t :l~no ttJ1t ex1$t, od . ~en,
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tJ1at '1'V'91",Y one, l"...er.o ahould ox p l9eao t hamselvoa aa to horr 1.hay f'eo~ 1n. ~e-

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Sud to tbe mat,tiel' ant! tllan .•a vote · t,t\kan QU t,o. who tlio:tt 01'' not· the m.ino·

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s t ~t ed hero yeet.eJ;tday thail the ~ant1111ont -o~

o. ntn.joritiy ot· this m.ooti ng .,.,ould givern • whnt would . bo ·dono ,

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i ~. Black a • 'I'o ·put 1n pon:;,anont, ntopp1ngs ev en at the ·I o1:nts

nont,1onad ·would no r~ savorol days .l abor, which alao moans· t, am.pol'm'Y st~p- •
]'l inr,; a·· w1~1lo -tiho ·,;io.?'k in bei~e dono Ol'ld neceos0%'1ly t1ria \:rould hal'-e :to

be

tak0ri t.o ~la&amp;n up the cave a t hat, uro ··t hoN:, to sat t'i At 0l'ial :f.n .
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t1Usi ns I said ·1 u.s't, nJ.ght, 1t c an bo ·~one :::m but

Mxt-. ·!3i-rdt

at t.ho sEOno t1mo t ho~o

1s· n risk s.nd \11h.U e t here is a 1'1sk of . lo sing •

11t ·o ttte do not, \7~t to do t ompol.''4'y work .

If a bo~rd Gto pp1ng is •pU:t

itl and. f 1Pe break.a out t.lia mon d oWl',l. ~ol o-r.; woul d bo 1oat acll1.n . •

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tJlai aµt 1s wo~. throlJ8l1 t ho·N

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;t ~ll k~p that saa alivo .

1"/M.l ·o

'l'he grus

1a net bolo•.1 t.borc . ·
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ttt&gt; , 1/clfolll

lt '1:!.ll ,toke qutt.o Q Uttle ·WCl"I: to i;et p0ll't1Me!lt

atoppi llga 1n o~ tho nlopo and ?'Ot~ and th~N t1ould h avo to bo t ompo:Pai,r
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atoppinga put 1n ~l.~Q .tho otho~B ·Al'O
• ~· a UlO.tto:r ,of

eing ~adl.) and 1 t \70Uld prob abl,Y

a. weelL c~ !JOBSi.l:&gt;ly t\O~ •

?!o~ thui tho a.1.1' 1a s o3.ng 1n

one pl·Q.Oe ·~ f. O\.'.t o.not,h13r i t 1s k oping a,1.ivo tho c;u.s at ~t, poiht1
do no.t, th1Ni 1t is puttO~abu~ottod b~ttogon gna
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pN&gt;V1d1ng thol'e ~a no
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You '11.l lmow the 'ffl&gt;l'lt

�tllat hu b•~n dCU £n tbo tlUO tm.d. W.at. th•N 1• p:rob11blf n.o tault, 0~ .
oi-aol.•. t,o tho 1urtao• -~ 4 J.f t.b ~
- abut ott 1\ 1e p~•e1ble t.h" 1n a
t.Ollth tJ:ton aovr you wiU ~~babJ.y find dUtezttnt ~ ault ••

v.z., Sit.OUl'ft
Ol'at-4

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"hat t!P • Mt! 11 ha• eat.'1 ~ and J~. 11Wl I ool'J:IC&gt;b•

by lflt•

UJl8 , , 1, \1111 u1e ao • b••t• and tak• ui, the mat,,t,oi-

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cm.t oto11p1,ie, at tho n1out~ of t.h• .t-'O op~blc• ll!J theJ".

ot build iJl!

that l'9~ly noooesi tttto

eute at t.h·o ptte ont, WJr.o •

toe mc 01:.t a v e ~

• that 1o 1n ~l'Ont or o-r b4et .ot th~ tm .·f t ,t he p?'fUJeni tbleJ
"th&amp;Jt, to
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tu1ld that ' stopr,ine 1n tl'Ont WOU1d nece~e~~nto ~ust_

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~Uob dnnse~-UL

. do1nc that 1'1 tho\t t,_ 8:~&amp;l:ttit18 -t,he r l)JJ. -as :1.1' \'rou1t't be ·to So down t.o -the nox" .

If you can -r:µt thin o~o:ppix'..g .111

e.ntzir or dotm to tha .tirtat. cl'oss--cut .•

y~u OQl'l. go .dorm ~o the tirst
and ± co:na.1 dor
. oroas-cut.
. t h~t. tou· hav~ •ao-

oottr,11"iihed :r~tty n·ofll'ly the pl'Or,os1t1on . o.t .,Boine t c· ~~a :next, ono .boc~•e
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it you have 11ro bolow you have got · to Fut, 1n . a -ctop;1ill8 b olort the ..f i?lst, .. ,
c,rosa--cut -an~ _wait, ui?,ti1

ttch t~o ns the t1l'.o 1e no~l y ou; mid then go

to tha next ox, cla.e vcu uN going .t (? tako ~ho . same, clwnoo.~ •t:bet reu nll
when you go to tho fi~ot cl"Ose~citt.

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'l"ruit was Wharo ?"l'. 1,·.clla11 spolto about tb.e
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11ock stop1&gt;1ne bei~ bu1;t.:t,, ju.et bc'.lo\7 tho -~i~ot cross-cu t.

u-r. ~~edb~1
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~ould you put a pent.ru"lent, :J~pp.1:ng in t,he , a ~

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-You oan~t, dQ

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it until you 1h 6.YO t.1,ettrod out, so~o syst om to clet-.r out the impll?'o air
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t,ha~ .11 be~ vr the ti:rst al'Os s-cut J t he~of~l'C , ~'OU hn'70 got .t~ r::we tom
•&amp;1. _t,o let :n1r eo into . t he mine an'1 t,ak

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out, t.ha imp\U"e ~ ;

I mo~ l;y ~oated tho

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t opr1ngs $ Ci~

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how \o pl"oeo~d t,o go\ t,hom .1n would -af C!O'UJ'so ll• a mA~te,..· ot ~

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't aee the Ol'()IB•CUt'' CCII!.00 UI t,o tJ?.o f CJ . 1t 1J ~ quo· 'ti .on wl:i.ethe:r o:r. ~t,

you could set ~to tho tan• t th1~ '-" coul&lt;! not, go \?i~hout ,vant-i,l~t;&lt;?n
-of · 1101na . kind•

t woul.4 a~ t.ho a\o1)J:1n£B should be. bttil:t, ot ·t!ttJY mat,en.d

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not, be ot wood, llo~o,vo:rt
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t.LW. 1t 10'1111 b• betto?t to .. ~ . thm ot ow.ethSnG that could not be
•••\..,. b:1 f111ai •

I n"• Yff. put, s.n t.n:.po~; tcppirlG•· ~on i;oing

down t,o f11\4· t,o'1t.e11

I ha,e 1cm•t.w• t,al:en c. a\crptne an~ 3ttat, put ·Sn

a oottple of bO at'da Md ttllod Jl1 betwetH\ ,met thon ,;eenc•od Ult bo~a troa
Ol'lG Ol' both tidOI •

air 1~ enn s•i wll~

It t htH 11 Mf t1N at, 111·1 tho,:.o t,h, l east 11ttlo
, 1t a11vo .

I -wculct rur.t,her sta1,c t21at ·1t 1s·

:poaai'ble n.off \o pi\ 1n thofle poma:nent,
,t,opping
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.boen w2"i.en t hoao othcz,a •~ro put 1n ut tho mouth of .t,lio sl.opo~

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Bt,t 48 tar as VIC .r,o 'and ,what '1'0 do lo·t it be done
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,voll ;.. ~ako no char.co.a or 1to;re lives beinC, lont •

. . nr. none~l•

:Coming b~l. to the r,ropoe1tion ir:ru!e ·by 1&amp;. ·pettitt

I th:1,nt 1t o1gh~ ~o in order to rnru:;,c a t:.otion wh.otr.ox- or. not · an v.ttox:p·t .

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be mado to get those bo&lt;l~e s out atd then f!.O on wi tb \'1hatovsr . al.'Ta?l8et1001t
may be 1tad.e .

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I tn'-\dO the ,ate.tement yostal.1day tho.t ·that 1-110.s out,
~ •f a?t aa ?J~. 13i~~a

pUl'pose in ne~tir.g ; • 1t doos not n.aed a c~t1-on.

.st,ateir.ont wne . concerned,. the Co~Plll\Y ont1:roly approc1o.tos it -xaea_pons1bll'!'"
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~ty and. ha.a ~oi undel't,ake~. to do~no •_m,.y of 1 t, Qt all.•

We expe~t.. that

U vro go 1.n \b.!~e . ~l1.ei-e ""1.11 be t:1en eo down thc:ro . to wot-kl

tho Coapaey

does net OIWO ~c . take •ho r _espone1b1l~ty ~ ·ordor.tn.c Comp~ ,O!l\pl.cyae"
·to so a.own_t,h~~ • . Of co~ o, 11'.r . Bird is l'i~l\in.'! eT1oup)l 1f he rit,ks h.1.a
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o·;m. life but, tihe
Comraey
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not
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to nesm:.e tho t'Osiona1'.b1l
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ol'deri1ne•11Ion in \'4'le~ the~zt. l1voo nuiy_be ).ost,. :r:ti . 1s th0 doa1:t-e of the ·
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Company ~o o~~n. ~he ~:l.?\OJ . now, 1e it a~e 't

1'oee any t:tm who• htt~ bc&amp;n

over tl1e:ro think 1.t •11. saf o to. .nt,nl't that, titr. Y •
t~ •. M~~~l• . • In· reteror.oe to o:,:,dcl'ine ~, ~~an to Mo 1n~o .
that, 't!1.n~ , . or tfl.1.Y ~theP r.l1tte 11bel'c the:re has bton t~ . e,q;losic~;· % do not
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·wat,tl' t-o. · ~-• • ~ •l:·U d.

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Jt ': wouiq .be hon· eel ln1' 1!dn.oo · tal~en
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I ~uld .Up,n••·· '1la\ yoms cmetn•w popat a .plan toi- e&amp;lOh shift OZ. ihe .

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•al• ot. tuir teei to th1 SUh ed lu\\'e tho •topptq• ~baNd 1, 2, a,
,, a, &amp;de and ,o er. OS\ ' that, up and. haYo ri.otat:l.011 h o ~ ffli..n ono
ah!tt, was. t.o bo put en _,,4 ieot,hei- t,akm ott.
tt tha~ topping ~tui· taken. out ait t-he tlOUth . of tho

lh'. • BuNrt

slope ad t,he tan atlll'tH r,ouJ.d 1t ·serve .t.0 4atem1n~ wltotheit
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thoro 1s a -r1rc belolf 'l
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If t hol!'O wo.a a tir-a t.h(9re pushing fl"eoh air
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you 'have done•

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all th&lt;Mte gentlemen and tll.eir advieo_11 and now 1 t, 1.o up to the em:rloye~s
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oif1c C~al coir,pany I will t,,.uce 1r,rimodiate st,or,s to do e\rerything that 1a
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do 1.t •

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mi elt', 1t· is neeesam-y

to m.alte no dol~• ~d f ~ thi• ·repo~ '1.uit, hfis been made to~a,-,' - ~
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                    <text>L§..WS

GOVERNING HOSPITAL COMMISSION
11..ND
MElfffiEJ."1S OF TRI.I] OENTRt\.L COAL &amp; COKE COMPANY

OF
ROCK SPRINGS

Section lo

\'lYOUING

To be eligible to bene fits from the Hospital Commissi~np each member
pay into the Hospital Fund the amount agreed to be paid the
Hospit a l co1m1ission, :paya. ble on or b efore the 15t h clay of e:.i.ch month.
Any me~ber not pa id for the current month shall not be eligible for
b enefits from the Hospita l Commission . This does not a "T1.1 ly to sickness
or in juries.
mt,1st

Section 2o

It shall be the duty of the Hoonital Co:mnis sion to s ee that a ll members
in good standing shall have nec;ssa!jT care for si clmess and injuries
including local hosp ite.l treatment when in the opinion of the doctor
effi?loy ed. by the Hospital Commis s ion H is necessary t; o be taken to the
hospital. This do es not apply to sickness or i n juries caused directly
o:r indirectly by the use of intozicants, ::micida l a tt empts , venera l
diseases, or automobile accidents herein provided.

Section 3o

!:,:n.v member 11ho meets r:i th an a ccident in an automobile vn·eck. and it
can be proven he ,.,,as not responsible for the wre ck mid was not into~
icated, nor driving a t an excessive speed shall be entitled to hospital
treatment .

Sect ion 4.

Any membe. \7hc, is injU!'ied in an automobile accident, and was in no
way responsibh for the 2.cc ident sht;.ll be ent itled to locaJ. hospital

care .
Section 5.

In all cases the Hospit~l Commi ssion sha ll make a thorough inve s tigation
of eB.ch ce.se wh en necessary .

Section 6"

Any Ii1Gmber \vho requires the treatment of a specialist for eye, ear, nosep

or throat shall report said case to Hos~ital com.~ission, who in turn
shall maJce preparation to have him cared for by the specialists employed
by the Hospital Commission.
Sect i on 7 o

All cases of sickness or injuries other than mine injuries shall be rsported to the Hospital Commission before entering the hospital er as soon
as possible thereafte·r .

Section 80

Any member who enters the hospital who &lt;iesires to employ other doctors

than those employed by the Hospital Commission shnll be entitled to local
hospital care only not to exceed the ward rate.,
Section 9.

Vlhen members desire to employ other doctors not employed by the hospite.l
commission, the hospital commission sha ll not be responsible for any
doctor bills in~.u-red by s~id roemb ~r.

Section lOo

ADY time a doctor employed by the Hospital COlll!llission is absent from his
duties the Hospital Commission shall make arrangements for another doctor
to take his place until he rettu-ns, if possible.,

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Section 11.

When disnutes arise and a r e not covered in the general ntles of the
Hospitai"' Commission, the Hospit a l connnission shall have full power
to dispose of same .

Sect i on l2 o A.e y member violating any s ection of these rules sh&amp;ll not be entitled
t o b enefits from th~ Hospita l Comrni s sion. Any member receiving benefits fr om the Hospi t a l Commis s ion caught UJ'1der the in:fluence of inioxicants shall forfe i•t all his ri ghts to same, this section to apply •
to member's family als o .
Sect i on 130 All member s l aid off at the mine t o become eligible to doctor s ca re
shall report ea ch month to the Secretary .of the Local Union for exone r1::.t ion . If any member that is l a id off shall work five d~.ys or
over i n any one mont h, shall c ont r -il:iute ·to the Doctor to bec 0me
eligible f or srur.eo ·T'nis s ection does not apply to Hospi tal Commission
b enefits.
Se cti on 14 .

Any member making f a ls e s t a t ements to the Hospital Co:nmis ;-; ion t .o obtain
benefits from same :for hims elf or f . mily sheJi be fined double the
a.mount so obta i ned on pr oof of guilt.

Section 1 5.

When in the opinion of th_e n·o ctor employed by the Hospital Commission
it i s deemed nece sscr y for a.,w· member · to go to some Hot Springs for
the tr eatraent of Rheu.rnat ism shall come out of the Hospital Commission
Fu.ndGo

Se ction 16.

Thes e rules may be ama nded or changed at any time should occasion arise
ac "ording t o Local Union Bylawao

FAMILY HOSPITAL CABE
Section 1.

To be eligible to family hospital care the husband or father, or provider for the home , mu.st be employed under the Central Coal &amp; Coke
Company at Rock Springs for e.t least ninety days befo:re any benefits
can be received from the Hospital Commissiono

Section 2.

That all hosnit;;.l Commission assessments will be 'lr!-ought up before the
Local Union for approval, foT hospital car0. of members and their familieso

Section 3o

The Hospitil Commission shall pay the e:r.act l ocal :holilpital bills not to
eAceed.($40.00) f~ r the wife or member of family-o This does not apply
to sickness or in,' ,1 ries caused by the use of intoxicants, suicidal attempts,
obst0tri c o 0 v eneral diseases or automobile accidents covered in section

3 and 4 of General Ru.leso

Section 4o

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· c;;;:t:::.i-i::,on 5°

When in the opini on of the doctor employed by w.e Hospite l Commission shall
deem it r.ece ssary that the care of a specia list is neces sary for the
treatment of any ~ember of a member's family f or eyes, ears, nose or
throat O the regular allouance in effect shall be allowed but all c~ses
sha11 be reuorted to the Hos!lite..l Commission b efore going to sa.id sr,ecialisto Allo~~ces for t~is treatment shall onl y apr1Y to treatment obteined
in Rock Springso Testrn.g the eyes for gla.8ses and goitre Cf~ses shall not
be included i n the section.
The Hospit ~l CoW:J1ission shall not pe.y hospitul cP.rt? to wives or children

,.ho are eraple,yed at other occupation e.nd. ar e not rnembera of t h e Hospital
comrni E: s i,o:no

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))
Section Go The Hoopitl c()!lllTlission shall not pay any hospital bills for children
over 18 years of ageo
S"' ction 7o

One cl a im only shall be allowed when the maximum has been drawn for
any ons siclmes s for a members family within any twelve months peri od
from time of reporting said sickness of a maximum of three years
pa,.y for an.y said siclcnesso

Section 8 0 \'Jara. ·: rates aha.11 govern in all hospital allowances

By=Law Committee

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Ch oy cnno O ,;::;yor.:ling •

Doa:r Si:r:i-R op l.yi.ng t ·o y _o ur l. ct. t er o f the l..7't.h :1.nst • :. b 01.0,:1 pl. e aso
f .in d stnt or;:wnt gi.ving v arious 1 lrl'or ma tion in r ogard. to pay check s

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t h ey m~re dclivorod . . Tho p o:r&gt;so!J.S r eceiving the follo wi ng chock s
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El.meri .Johnson JI
.ma.t Jok.1. ,
Jos ~ Bu:rton•
Jno. Rimmor ·i&gt;

HarI&gt;y Lyon ,

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Bon. Parry~ .
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Jno. B.. Evans,

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Gus . Raimoy, •

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Chas. Harris•• · •

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Mary Hup.,hes;
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Lyt:1 Joki;
l.'lr s. Joa._J3u:rt.orz I

Bra . Roso Rimmer;
!-.~X's . Amu.o Lyon;

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r.!:rs •. P erlo Herrin;
t!al'"y Knox;
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Annie Tat e ;
r:irs . Hiloa 11onson;

IJ:rs . Uoll.io Raimey;

Mraa E. Wurbur,ton;

Haz,y Tonnuz1t;
Mrs. Willia Ear:ris;

A1f Dodds,

r.rra . Alf'rad. Dodds;

nm . Johnson,

Mo.?"y Johnson ;

Alo~ Brip,cs,

J.1rs . E. A. Dodds;
Anna BI"i ges ;
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Jllame of Person
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F . E. Collins ,

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tlzts. • El.l.on Evans;

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Mrs. Molli e Raimey;

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Mias. /\lf Dodds;

Mrs. Macy Johnson;
Ml.U'iy Smeaton J
Mz,s. E •. A. Dodds;

Esther Wilson;"

Mrs. T. Flint.

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mone)', duee, clalmll IUld 11e11111nds wbnhioover, ln law or e&lt;111lty. 11 !1lcl1 1 O'fl)t hud or now bavo llll3lo&amp;t said l'Ollll!IW.)' or ('.01111lflDIW1, by retl80Jl of llllY SllllUt't.
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Accounting Department.

,cheye1111e, Wyominr;, February 12th, 1909.

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Superintendent 1&gt;

Hanna , r,i yominc; .

Dear Si r :,rouch ers have been is sued in favor of the administr2tors
of the estates of the f ollowing persons, who v,ere killed in the
explo s ion i n Emma 1:ine I:o .1, L.Tarch 28th, 1908:
Ge org e H. Case

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Frank T~ . Collins

797.40

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Alfreu :Dodds

899.35

Anthony I&gt;o dcls

796.10

Aaron J.1adden

329.00

Peter 1-:anson

754 .. 10 v '

Pascoe

783.45

James Smeaton

721.85

John Tate

694.60

Richard Wilson

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Mr .

Recently Nr. llcAuli ff e wrote asking that I
develop the amount of compensation p ai d t he heir s of th a
victims of the second exp1osion at No. 1 Uine in Mar ch,

1908.
In goirg back over the old records, I have
found the names a nd amounts paid iin 56 cases of the 59 viet i ns but I fa il to find where claims of Alex Briggs, B. F.
Frink and J wncs Tymer wero ever paid.

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Dear Sir:-

Following is a co rrected list of all settlements, of which
we have a reoord, to· date, with the estates o:f -victin:s o'f tb.e two ex-

plosions of HBllna No. l Mine , March 28th, 1908:

KILLED IN FIRST EXPLOSION.
Alfred Dodds
Wm. H. Pas co e
Robert- Herrin
P. A. Boy d
John Rimmer
Ha rry Lyon
Peter ·Monson
James Knox
Gabe (or Gabriel)
Lahti

John Ikonen
Gus 'Rai!,lley
:Sen Parry

Robert Warburton

Mine For eman
Gas viatohman
Gas Watchman
Pumpman
Gas Watchman·
Gas Watchman
Pi:peman
Gas Watchman

December 24th, 1908
December ,23rd, 1908
September 4th, 1908
October
8th, 1908
March
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March
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January 23rd, 1909
January 29_th, 1909

$ s9g·.z5--

Timberman
Rollerman
Rope Runner
Gas Watchman

July
July

900.00
850·.oo
900.00
2380.95
2380.95

Boss Driver,

12th; 1909
12th, 1909
April
5th, 1910
.August 2~th,
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August
30th, 1911

7B3.46
983.10
350.00
843.05..,.
79s·.70 ...
754.10
850.00

XILI.ED IN SECOND EXPLOSIOllf

December 23rd, 1908
Sa~tember 4th, 1908
September 4th, 1908
Nov.en:ber 5th , 1908

529~00
'1'75.56
719.40
726.30

240·.oo .
796.10

.Alfred Halliday
ilbe rt Riley

October 31st, 1908
December 24th, 1908
Miner
September 17th 1908
Inside Laborer November 11th 1908
Inside Laborer November 11th, 1908
Driver
November 24th, 1908

nm. Johnson
John M. Hoy

Shot Firer
Miner

.Aaron Madden
T. D. · Penn
A . c. Corley

Chas. Harris
. Ja.lnier Ollila

alias
John Jalmer Ollila
.Anthony Dodds
Chae. x.Hughes
Harry Foster
(alias Albert Still)

Andrew Hoy
8amuel .rlicCio rmick

Shot Firer
Miner
MinerPumpma.n
Mine-~·'·~ --Boss Driver

September 4th, 1908
Nove~ber 11th, 1908
Miner
November ll th, 1908
Inside Laborer September 4th, 1908

soo.oo

226.00
860.00

aoo.oo
746.55
1100.00

800.oo

350.00

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Peter Travis·
Trackman
Septembe~ 4th, 1908 $ 884.50
William Burns
alias
William Byrne
Inside Lab o-r er October
-8th, 1908
225.00
John Tully
lnside Lab or er October
8th, · 1908
225 . 00
Geo. H. Case
Boilerman
January 12th, 1909
800 ~00
F. E. Collins
I\'l.iner
January
797.40
6th~ _1909
John Tate
Shot Firer
January 15th, 1909
694.60
1024 . 85
F. G.. Burton
Trackman
March
16th , 1909
721 . 85
James Smeaton
J anuary 13th, 1909
Shot .Direr
55orno
Alex. Tennant
Dri ver
Februar y 13th, 1909
Abel Pur a
Dri ver
1i1aroh
3rd, 1909
225.oo
Elmer Johnson
alias
H. Jalmer Salin
Mi ner
February 13th, 1909
777 .90
Miner
6th, 1909
975 . 85
Henry G. Birchall
A:pr i1
Miner
A)?r il
6th, 1909
225 . 00
.Andrew Birchall
May
,
27th, 1909
366 . 00
Driver
John Cookson
June ,
2nd, 1909
350 . 00
Shot ·Firer
James Larson
July
12th, 1909
850 . 00
Miner
August Lakson
August
24th, 1911
2380 .95.
Miner
Wm. Joki
August
24th, 1911
1190 . 47
Driver
Emil Hendrickson
Jonas Lindman
Augusi,
24th, 1911 · 1190'.4'1
al i as Jonas A. Lynn · Mine r
Ernest (Enst i)
August ·
1190.4'1
24th, 1911
Mi ne r
Ka:rri kka
KILLED IN SECOND EXPLOSION
BUT NOT IN EMPLOY OF THE COMPANY

R. w. Armstrong

Richard Wilson
David M. Elias

Railroa d Signal Man October 8, 1908
January 6, 1909
Ranche r
State Coal Mine
May
2nd, 1910
Inspector

600.00
68't.20
1500.00

Total Numbe r fatalities ......... . ..... . ...•.. 59
tr
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settlemen~s -t·o --date-.-.--~-••• •• • ••• • 50 -unsettled at :p:resent • ... . .• . •--;-'9
cases
Numbe r of
List of the 9 cases remaining unsettled at present, according t _o our re co rds , follows:

)

KILLED nt FIRST En&gt;LOSION
I

Mine Superintendent '
Mine Fore.man
Gas Watchman .
Mason
Timber Relper

Alex Briggs ,
Joseph Burton,
John B. Evans,
Thomae Flintr
Emil Si1fast,

KILLED IN SECOND EXPLOSION .
J am~s T~er.
Matt Joki ,
Matt Huhtala,
B. L. ·Frillk,
- - - - - - - -- - - - - -- - --

Miner
Miner
Timbe rmail
Pumper
-

- - --·--·--

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