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Mudite Discussion
PRESIDENT LITTLEJOHN: We have with us a gentleman from Utah, who is familiarly known -as the "Mudite King," Mr. Reid, of the Lion Coal Company. Here is a letter I would like to read, and probably Mr.
Jan 1, 1925
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Spiralizing Plant Spring Canyon Coal Company
By Geo. A. Murphy
MR. ARTHUR E. GIBSON (General Manager, Consumers Mutual Coal Company of Utah) : I suppose the reason I was called upon to read this paper was because I was at the mine for several years, but I have no
Jan 1, 1926
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1996 RMCMI Advertiser Listing
Participating Scholarship Colleges and Universities 134 AmerCable, Inc 144 Andalex Resources, Inc 118 ARCO Coal Company 148 Behre Dolbear & Company, Inc 101 Coastal States Energy Company 100
Jan 1, 1996
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Morning Session Tuesday, June 30, 1964
George B. Brennan, Secretary-Treasurer, Imperial. Coal Company, Denver, Colorado, opened the third session of. the Sixtieth Regular Meeting of the Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute at 8:30 a.m., an
Jan 1, 1964
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Accident Rate - Discussion
SECRETARY SHUBART: This letter will not surprise you. (Reads) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Bureau of Mines Washington Sept. 4, 192G. Benedict Shubart, Secy, Rocky Mountain Coal Mining I
Jan 1, 1926
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Proceedings of the Sixtieth Regular Meeting of the Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute Stanley Hotel, Estes Park, Colorado June 28-30 - July 1, 1964 - Morning Session Monday, June 29,1964
The Sixtieth Regular Meeting of the Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute convening at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado, was declared in session at 10:10 a.m. by Past President Mike Zakotnik,
Jan 1, 1964
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Discussion Of R. L. Hair's Paper
I have sketches of the radiators, and on this sketch up in here (indicating) we show the line from the fan-exhaust steam from the fan, and the trip spray at the mouth of the mine, which is usually nea
Jan 1, 1924
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Discussion
MR. GIBSON (continuing): In connection with the coal from this mine, I will say that it is not a very dirty coal. The vein where most of the coal comes from is about eight feet thick, and two feet fro
Jan 1, 1926
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The New General Coal Mine Safety Orders of the State of Utah
By B. W. Dyer
At about 8:30 o'clock on the morning of March 8, 1924, an explosion occurred in the Castle Gate No. 2 Mine of the Utah Fuel Company, Castle Gate, Utah, and 171 men lost their lives. The explosion
Jan 1, 1925
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Michael Enzi
MR. ENZI: hank you very much. I'm sure there?s a lot of you out there just realizing that Rock Springs and Gillette is not one city. I'm sure there's a lot of you wondering why a perso
Jan 1, 1982
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Low Temperature Carbonization
By J. F. McDermott
The problem of converting our raw coal, and especially those coals that are not suited for long storage, in other words soft, into a fuel which would be at once clean; of a high B. t, u. content and l
Jan 1, 1923
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The Potential for In-Pit Coal Crushing and Conveying in the Powder River Basin
By Thomas Lien
Session 1 - 1 :45 p.m. June 27,1983 Session Chairman: Robert Diederich, RMCMl New Mexico Vice President MR. DIEDERICH: My name is Bob Diederich. I'm the Vice President of the Rocky Mountain Coal
Jan 1, 1983
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Discussion of Domestic Stokers
It was said that the coal operators are losing a great advantage in permitting the oil producers to take the domestic market away from them. Coal is so much less expensive and more economical than oil
Jan 1, 1925
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Minutes of the Thirtieth Regular Meeting of the Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute held at Denver, Colorado June 3, 4, 5, 1931
The thirtieth regular meeting of the Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute was called to order at 11: 20 o'clock A. M., Wednesday, June 3, 1931, President G. A. Kaseman presiding: PRESIDENT KASE
Jan 1, 1931
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Proceedings of the Fifty-Fourth Regular Meeting of the Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute Hotel Colorado Glenwood Springs, Colorado June 29 and 30, July 1 and 2, 1958 - "With Serene Confidence" The President's Remarks
By Robert M. von Storch
Chairman Doc, distinguished guests, and fellow members of the Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute: It's a genuine pleasure to meet with you again at the 54th regular meeting. I might add that it
Jan 1, 1958
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"What Do You Mean - 'Coal Dust'?"
By K. L. Marshall
A facetious title was purposely given this talk, so that a formal paper would not be expected. TWO or three days ago, while discussing with Mr. Dickinson some of the details of the dust explosion
Jan 1, 1924
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The United States Fuel Company's Tipple at The Hiawatha Mine, Hiawatha, Utah
By John M. Jennings
The Hiawatha pitmouth is located at the head of the middle fork of Miller creek, at an altitude of approximately 8,100 feet. The coal is lowered to the tipple down a gravity tram two miles long, in 16
Jan 1, 1925
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Mine Rescue Performance
The first Mine Rescue Performance Evaluation for mine rescue teams was held just prior to the 1992 RMCMI convention meeting schedule on June 27 and 28. Six teams took part in this year's evaluati
Jan 1, 1992
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1993 RMCMI Mine Rescue Performance Evaluation
The second annual RMCMI Mine Rescue Performance Evaluation was held in conjunction with the 1993 RMCMI Convention at Beaver Creek. [ ] Six teams participated in this year's evaluation; BHP Min
Jan 1, 1993
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Minutes of the Twentieth Regular Meeting of the Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute held at Denver, Colorado February 16, 17 and 18, 1925
At 10 a. m. registration was commenced and completed. At 11:30 a. m. the meeting was called to order by the President, William Littlejohn. There was no unfinished business, new business nor reports of
Jan 1, 1925