Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-20

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FRANKLIN B. GOWEN, President
III south Fourth St., Philadelphia.
DAVID PALMER, Treasurer,
227 south Fourth St., Philadelphia.
EDWARD A. QUlNTARD, General Sales Agent,
No. Pine ST., New York.
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The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Manufacturers, and Consumers to the Goals from
the following colleres now worked by them:
TUNNEL, WABASH,
KEYSTONE, LOCUST SPRING,
PINE KNOT, EAST FRANKLIN,
GLENDOWER, BAST,
ELLANGOWAN, POTTS,
PRESTON, No. BEECHWOOD,
SHAFT No. L. THOMASTON,
PHENlx PARK, No. ?, BOSTON Sivi, \ RUN .trsi'
RAINBOW, PRESTON No A.
MERRIAM, BUCKVILLE,
INDIAN RI DGE, CEDAR HILL,
NINE HILL GAP, NORTH FRANKLIN No /
OTTO, NORTH FRANKLIN No 2
KNICKERBOCKER,
In addition TO the product of the above, they will
SELL as factors, during the season of 1873 all of the
Goals from the following well known collieries that
are either shipped from Port Richmond or consign.
ed through the Delaware and Raritan Canal
Tunnel RiDGE, BIG NINE RUN,
LAWRENCE, GLENTWORTH,
VIM. PENN, ENTERPRISE,
UNION, BKoOkSlDE,
MANCHESTER, HEAR RUN,
ALASkA, SHENANDOAH,
BUCK RIDGE, PLANK RIDGE,
BGRNSiDE, HAMMOND,
81 NlCHOLAS, G!RARD,
G 1,SybI, I,A hENTUGkI,
lUkhEf Kun, GREENBACk,
MCMlCHAEL BEAR VALLEY.
No Nurture ofhe Different Grades Of Coal triH IL!
any case be pefbtitted, ana each OF the several
classes of coal produced at the above-named col
leres VIII be kept strictly separate from the oth-
ers; All sales Will be made under the following
designations:
l.. Merd White Ash Coal.
=. ree-Hurning White Ash Coal.
.. Schuylkiil Red Ash Coal.
a. ALASKA lteu ASH Coal
.. Shamoktn White Ash Coal.
o. shamokln Hed ASH Coal.
4. North Franklin Coal.
- Iornerry C0aI.
-. y, tens saIiey xein coal.
IN ordef that an coal snail be shipped In good orr
uJr n,ost tig,u Systeh OF lnspecnon, Doth at ting
III ''nu a. 'nc enappIs po,ts, VIII az an timej
no ORE, "a, In every us.riGt OF tne eoa region
tneie w oe aPponteu d NUMBER Oh competent peri
eoiis shliieu III wy pIeptIn.ou VI coai as local I'M
sPectors whose uuty IL VIII DC 10 Visit the several
coliieres day TO see that proper force is at al
tmes employed IN removing STATE, ana TO prevent
II posspie' any coai being sent from the mines III
pau oiuer. III aaultion 70 these enorts at prevent
tion no means "ul 9c icit uutrieo at the snlppln4
ports W CtirG tiie evils Oh careless prepaiation
ochuylkiii, raven fort Linton, ana Fort Rlch1
moiu all col VIII pc subjected 10 the personal ex1
ANIMATION OF sklleu Inspector before IL Is SNIP
peu anu II % uni @ Dy nun, VIII De dumped y
places PROVIDED Tor tne purpose, ana before oena
loaded into vessels Will be thoroughly repicked and
cleaned py nanu, az me cost Oh me owner OF ing
co!ery .ha' prouuctu IT. ih chterlug INTO busnes
as coal ineIcnants Production greate1
IMAM that OF any otner seler, ana embracing morY
tnan two-hfus OF the coai 70 Dc shipped from forl
Richmond the company are iuly alive TO the greaI
Importance OF careful preparation and VIII spari
no expense TO secure ior thelr Goals reputation
second to none IN the country.
The Company,s ownership OF ninety THOUSAND
acres OF coal land IN the lrst and second coalcidt
the proximity OF those regions 10 ude-water a
Phlaoeiphia-tne advantages OF the descending
grades OF the roads OF the fniiadelphla and READ
ing Railroad Company and Of the fleet OF stearl
Golfers being established by the latter Company
render II certain that the Phadelphia and Reading
oonl ana iron on company VIII always supply argI
rooet In addition to tbaso aeo1rapph;csi and Ioc