Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-05-10

appointment Of School Trustees. -
The school commissioners Monday APP
pointed the trustees for the ensuing
year, among them the following:
DISTRICT No. :.
Boettchervile-DanielR R. Long, NJ. ]. Bruce,
William Piatt.
Eyerstine-John Woke, Josephus Everstine,
Enoch Mckenzie.
Longs-W. Miner Roberts, Andrew Har-
mon:
C,esaptopn-Martin Byrnes, Elijah Wig
field, G. T. Mckenzie.
Frost Riper-Jas. w. Wilson, NJ. A. Frost,
f. Elliott
Rawlings-N. T. Rawlings, Lloyd Hudson,
Edward Cresap
Rayenscraft-R. D. Ravenscraft, ]. F. Ra-
vcnscraft.
DISTRICT No. s.
Hesternport-G. W. Sheetz, ]. s. Miller, c.
W. Spangler.
Franklin-Joseph Logsdon, J. J. Flanagan.
Doyton-R. S. Dayton, Philip Fletcher,
George Carpenter.
Duckmorth-s j. Miller, A. c. Duckworth,
Henry Lnnear.
DISTRICT No 8.
Baron-Patrick gladden., J. II. Patterson,
John Shaw.
Meese-W. II. Meese, Jacob Meyers, John
Wagner.
DISTRICT No TO-
gust Eickhorn, D. r. Sloan.
Pekn-Jonathan Baker, Frank McDermott,
Daniel Watson.
Ocean-George Loar, Charles Keefer Harri-
son Poland
DISTRICT No H.
Frostbu1y-Dr. J. Ruhl, John n Benson,
James Kane.
Borden-Wm. Staples Conrad Ort, G. NJ.
Crow.
4Uegany-W. P Griffith, J. s. Lewis VIM.
Workman.
Borde,. .Shaft-John D. Barnard, George s.
Robb, George Tippen.
Frost6"rg Calored-Wm. Jackson Elias B.
Gales, George Johnson.
DISTRICT No. II.
Eckhort-J. P. Kelley, Philip Mcmahon,
w. Somerville.
E6enezer-Wm. Parker, Fred. Horchler, J..
j. Arnold
Hotman-August Kallmyer, Peter Cain, r.
+. McCardell.
Po,npey-Walter Martin John Fatkin John
Kirby.
LoarriNe-Nathan Loar, Elijah Loar Jona-
than Radclitf.
Grahamtomn-Jabez Warren, John Lay
man, John Hooking.
DISTRICT No. IS.
Mt. Sapage-P. L. Burwell, S. A. Mum,
James Pratt.
Dutch Hollow-Jacob Laemert John Will
helm, Benjamin Mallin.
BarTelwiNe-Jacob Rizer Henry STEELE
John C. Witt.
Observation-Disclosures shaffer August Bra
lor, John Mattingly.
DISTRICT No. Is.
Rockuille-Peter Phillips, Frank Meyers,
Patrick Hogan.
Dye-John Dye, Jacob Miller, George w.
Staub.
Mdland-Salem Koontz, John Llewellyn
VIM. P. Hansel.
Georges Greek WEEKLY STA
TIsTICs OF SHIPMENTs.-The record of
shipments from the mines of the
Georges Creek coal region for the week
ending Saturday, May Sd, 1884,
closed as follows:
Total tons for week 68,S67
-" year ............... 762,412
Increase over corresponding period
last year. Observation-Disclosures. 81 900
Total tons to B. & O. railroad for week 47,435
&c :" year. SIS, 1888
Increase over corresponding period
last year. 1892
Total tons to c. & o. canal for week. 1868
" year. 1890
Decrease under corresponding period
last year. GIGS
Total tons to Pa. railroad for week.. 10,743
" " g year.. 1874, 1893
Decrease under corresponding period
last year. l, 1876
Total tons shipped over c. & P rail-
road for week Observation-Disclosures. 1881
Over same for year. ................ SIG 2O2
Total tons shipped over G. c. e. C. rail
road for week. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1882
Over same for year. 11495S
The heaviest shippers for week
l, Consolidation. (tons) ........... II, 1868
2, w. Va. Central. ......... 6,54S
3, Maryland ....... ........... 1859
4, Georges Creek. " .......... $500
5, New Central. " ........... 6,O33
u, American. - ........... 5.3O4
None of the other companies shipping over
5000 tons.
Shipments for year
l, Consolidation. .(tons) .......... 55,942
., w. Va Central. " ......... $780, 500
3, New Central..... .......... 73,443
4, Maryland ....... .......... 65,407
s, Georges Creek. " ....... 6O,67S
6, Potomac ....... " ......... 55,O45
I, Borden. ......... ........- Il, 3S4
s, American ....... .......-.- 46, 397
8, Maryland Union " ...... 3S,54s
10, Atlantic & G. c.. " ....... %, 1893
II, Hamp. & BALTIC. b" ......... l9,57s
-, Blaen Avon..... .......... 1922
10, National ........ " ....... Hats
il, Davis Big Vein. " ......... 6,65a
IS, SwantOn ........ " ......... 500
1G, Piedmont C. & l. .......... IA
The Clearfeld output for the year to