The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-28
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and the representative Of that con.
Germ at Baltimore, has been request,
ed BY C. ". Galloway, Baltimore, Ma
president Of the B. & 0. railroad, q
take general supervision Of the Tide.
water Coal Exchange at Baltimore
Mr. Murphy will continue his affllla:
lions with IN Patton Coal company
as before, but will supervise the other
work II connection with Il. Y
Mr.. siurhy who was formerly con:
nectcd with the B. & O. railroad and
the Consolidation Coal company, m
regarded as being well informed With
conditions in Baltimore and thereic
his services were sought. CT. Ma
zone, the deputy commissioners. at pred
ent Is III IN a hospital IN Baltimore. Z
The Lakes Pool.
The Ore & Coal Exchange, Clere.
land. O., has issued It's pool NUN.
bers for the 1920 season. Those that
are applicable to the Fairmont region
are as follows:
B. & o. pier Norain. 0.)-pool 90,
Fairmont steam lump; pool q. FAIR
mont steam slack; pool 81, Eairmont
gas lump; pool IS, Fairmont coal 9th.
er than Pittsburgh steam lump: "
Fairmont mine run. b
New York Central (Ashtabnla, o.
pool 80, Fairmont steam lump; pad
81, Fairmont steam slack; pool ~
Farmont mine run.
Going to Phlllppl.
At Philippi on Tuesday. morning q
10 o'clock Judge Aston G. Dayton b
the federal court Of Northern West
Virginia, will pass on the matter d
granting a temporary restraining o..
der by which the B. & 0. viii eithes
be prohibited the use Of assigned
cars in the Fairmont region or ger.
mitted 10 continue to use them.
The action Is brought BY the Lam.
bert Run Coal Company Of which 9,
D. Robinson, Eairmont Is president
in addition to Mr.. Robinson. s. D.
Brady, H B. Clark, J. A. Clark u,
C. H. jenkins, Brooks Fleming. u,
and Others will attend the session
G. 7. Boil, executive vice president
of the Northern West Virginia Gal
Operators association, win leave for
Philippi tonight. The mgority Of the
Fairmontes are thinking about going
to Philippi by automobile. a
Personal Mention. q
J. G. Wolfe, Cleveland. western
manager Of the sales department q
The Hutchinson Coal Company, . ID
Fairmont today.
T. E. Johnson, traffic manager ot
The Hutchinson Coal Company, val
to Baltimore on Saturday on auto
trip. XII
Saturdays Loading. &
Fafrmont region on Saturday pro.
duced 4$1 cars OF coal and coke 49,
cars Of coal and IA cars Of coke.
Mines alcng the Monongah division
Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad on
Saturday loaded $50 cars ct coal and
coke-SE cars Of coal and u csrl
Of coke. There were 241 cars Of coal
loaded east and 105 cans Of coal lo4d.
ed west There were II cars Of coke
loaded Of which 9 cars went east and
5 cars west. Wagon mines On SGT
urday loaded 20 cars Of coal
Operations along the Nonong1Aela
railway In the West Virginia district
on Saturday loaded III cars o. cal
The mines In the Pennsylvania DIS.
trict loaded 202 cars Of coal.
No coal cars were loaded on tha
Helen's Run or Wyatt Binsemcn
branches Of the Western Naty1end
railroad on Saturday.
Saturdays Shipment.
These shipments were made on M
Baltimore { Ohio railroad on satlr.
day: LAKES, 2 cars; Michigan Dcint1s
20 cars; Ohio points, 20 cara mis-
ceHaneous western points, s. cam G
There were rs carloads Of fatitoA1
fuel loaded. The consignees were @
follows: B. & O., 80 cars; G. Of n.
IA cars; Lehigh Valley. rs cars; New
York Genital, 81 carr; New York
New Haven & Hartford, q cars;
~ sinking New shaft
Straight & Mcclure, civil and MIN
ing engineer, Fairmont bare BEEN g: