The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28
Examinations Began This
Morning in the Masonic
Temple.
WILL LAST THREE DAYS
W. ]. Heatherman, New
Chief Inspector, Will be
Here Today.

The examination Tor mine f-rmen
aow being held At tie Masonic Temple
10 Fairmont is the largest eve held
IN the northern part Of the state.
Thee are lSt registered IN ar evan
nation Off mine foremen and rit eEss.
The examination Is being held III Ter
". }. Heatherman, th.e' Of the Vest
Virginia Mine Department. " b.
Riggleman. OF Fsirmont, " Fl Sand
ridge. o. Grafton. Zach Evans, Of Han
alv. s. z. E1Tshaw. OF Thomas and
E"ah l. Griffith, OF Cla-ksburg. ToNy
EetZer. chief clerk ia . department
Q: mines, IL IN active arge Q! . .
work IS underway a: Fairmont Mr..
Rcath>-. ~ lad mo- arrived ~ noon
bg' Is exc some tine today
rLc .t4n ior5 G.e being reld IN
arou- @rt. OF the state - Is'zer
csne he's from Charleston 4fere
there ve', 80 q; an examination h,ld
Lac, vec' - "a; hooked CT re
rsceip, go c.-s1 rpon s.I.|ll
here tcL.cs - rs- death OF Miss
Blanche .:r'rr. . Jerk r. &c Dc.
partner, = Gs.,i 40 has been sn.
gagged ir str'JL' kj7is ~ sta's : 4
for sorl1 ysgis
The estimation h:.s eolti-Ues an.
I'll Th"-adaY. occupying NE days.
There hge sessions r orning ana after
room Of the tree DIS /: 1890. T.e
results VI IT, examination ,'iI not be
known i2I about STA Wt7hs a. the
graders DC not start their work uatil
all the examinations ere eolrLie.ed.
The next examination wiz h Geld
at Thomas, opening next 1gesG3y.
There will be three examination, in
points In the southern part u the
state and then one at Wheeling July
%, 80, 81 IL order 10 take care OF
rren IN the Upper Panhandle and
mixers who attend the SUMMER min
fig school at the West Virginia Uni.
versity which opens June II and con.
tinues until JGHy %. There will be
no examinations a. either clarksburg
or Grafton.
Those taking the examination here
are:
Fairmont-Frank Davis, R. =. VII.
Jon, James Fleming, f. D. Hasrinbsr.
y, Henry Mplligan, Otto Hyre, c. L.
Russell and 7. A. Welty.
= Monongah-A. A. Blocker, lanes
heGraw, James BoyGob, A. shanda.
burger, Will Mcdonnell. f. n. Gattain,
A. ]. Johnston, II. Fl. Layne. ]. W.
Zones, Otis Bennett, E. c. Moruis, ].
D. N. Hall and c. spragg.
Farmington-Adam Rokwich. J. F.
pevine, J. Papp. c. E. Phillips, ". A.
Owen and Ff1d Heron.
Grant TOWN. E. Horawalt. John
kinkead, John J. Mavlchek, Walter
bmedley, and Frank Brundage.
Worthington-S. A. Rowand, Fred
Htman, and Joe Volue.
oarolina-J. ". Muller and R. G.
Brooks.
Morgantown-J. H. Armantrout. NJ.
!. Welt, c. ". Mcdonnell, Claude
LoughTey, ]. B MCGEE, NJ Davis. H.
Z. Carr, Charles Reese, John MCGEE,
Ind william Penherthy.
Buckhannon-J. ]. Lelarey, James
hcKeehan and H. B. Koozer.
6elington-G. L. Stalnaker. c. @.
Westfall and v. r. Ream.
Observation-Disclosures Denxil. Frank
Hailstoie, Frank Clegg. John shep.
herd and William Hall.
Meriden-C. L. Kelley, Walter
, STREETS, c. L. stemple and o. /. Ben.
nett.
WellSburg-Thomas Mitchell, Geo.
Anderson ana August B6hey.
Mt Clare-A. ". Simpson, Bruce
,. Stone. c. s. Holden. Arthur sut.
phin, SANFORD Henderson, Henry W
Null, c. H. Mcintyre, Joe Romono,
George II. Sgehl, Nc. @. McNeaner
and Arch L. Woltord.
LumbeTport-J. A. Drummond. 10.
seph Madill, and L. c. MCDANIEL.
ShInnston-Ed Marley, Charles
Conner. N. E. Gordon, Frank A. bur.
hett. John Null and Arthur French.
Clarksburg-A. ". Riddle and o.
c. Fisher.
oyPGy-w. E. DoOlitts and q. 9.
DO0little.
Lost creek-c. J. seaSoN, Henry
Thobias, and J. H Black.
EnteFpriSe-Riehard HawIdnberry.
W y. Hawkins, John Weaver ana ].
]. Vanmetre.
HepSibah-E. H Reppert ana NJ.
Qua Halter.
q Philippi-A. c. JoieS. William Wat.
tina' Joe Bradley and Bern c. shat.
fef. 49, 90
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