The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-23


on ne Mononsanela railway today
for & Monday whea there we're but
IT. ediptics placed and Of this nun.
Der there we've % assigned cars.
leaving but q CONNIE. cial cars.
There Is, hpyeref, . 80 per cent.
commercial .loading IN sight for
Tuesday. The mines AZ the Fair.
mont end CT The line did not re.
ceiva any cars today but the run
tomorrow VII take care Of them L
is calculated. In the Petnsylya.
mia district today there are $40
cars placed.
A seventy.siye per cent. place
meat Is reported on the HeleR's
Run and Wyatt !lgamon branches
Of the Western Maryland railway.
The Western Maryland railway
which has a reputation for furnish.
Ing an A 80. car supply has been
falling down somewhat recently.
Sonne Mires Flooded.
Torential rains Of Saturday had
a tendency 10 flood some mines
over the FailmoI. region although
the damage sustained was rot very
great nor was the flooding Of mines
very general. Here and there In
the region 4 mine or two he'd sew
eral feet OF water IN Il.
Because OF the heavy rains
0'Donnell mine, No, 81, the Cons0i.
idatol Coal company. was flooded
by Saturdays rain and only q por.
ton Of the miners were at work.
1t Is understood that the flooding
was not or a serious character and
the men will be back at work asi
usual on Tuesday.
3. & 0. Moysmcnt.
On Sunday The 3. & 0. railroad
moved 70 trains east Of Grafton in |
which there we're $40 loads and o.
that number 60 were coal. Thercl
were 1855 loads mOre4 west on the
division yesterday and there were
$50 loads moved 10 the lakes.
Movement en- Saturday east o.
Grafton was 20 trains, which drew
s56 loads east OF Grafton OF which !
there We're $50 coal loads. The
movement to the west OF the No !
nongah division was 40 loads CT
which l20 were lakeward ship.
ments.
On Friday the movement east Of
Grafton vas 10 trains in which I
there were 902 loads. OF tha;
number theer were GO coal loads. !
Shipments 10 the west of the diy..l
sion were 7l4of which $50 were ios
the lakes.
East OF Grafton last week there |
were $40 loads Of which S9S- |
were coal loads. The total LOADS
east averaged S2i a day while the
actual coal loads averaged 562 loads !
4 day.
Saturdays Loading. !
Fairmoat region Oh Saturday !
loaded 1905 cars Of coal and coke .
.1,l96 cars OF coal and 10 cars OF
coke.
Mines along the Mouongah divi.
sion Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad or Saturday loaded 1857
cars Of Goa! and cOke-155 cars o.
coal and 10. cars Of coke. There
were ass cars OF coal loaded east
ard SIS west with Z cars OF coke
east and 3 west. Wagon mines pro
duced five cars on Saturday. |
Mines along The Monclgahela
railway on Saturday loaded 34o
cars Of coal II the West Virginia
district on Saturday, Operations
in the Pennsylvania district on SGi.i
urday loaded 274 cars Of coal.
Ninety.three cars Of Goa! were
loaded on Saturday by the opera,
tiors along the Helen's Run anu
Wya,tBinganon branches OF the
Western Maryland railway.
Saturdays Shipments.
Shipments Oh the B. & 0. rail.
road on SATURDAY we're as follows:
Curtis Bay, l2S cars; St. Georges,
Is cars; lakes 50 cars; Ohio
points, % cars; Michigan points,
II cars; miscellaneous western
shipments, 127 cars. /,
Railroad Fuel. /
A tota! OF 3s3 cars. Of raiircac
fuel were loaded on the 3. & 8. on I
Saturday. These co1signmenis
we're made: B. & O., 1913 cars; /
Boston G Maine, q cars; C. o.