The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-04
.GOAS0L OFFICIALS

/ G)As0L OFFICIALS
tcontiD.sd from page onss
and mine official will see an eyerv
day sight In the mine.
The MIN deals chiefly with the coal
neids OF Illinois and the west, and
some OF the customs may be q eight
ton. 1870
One Of the pictures Is that Of vesta
mine OF the Laughlin & Jones COM
pany at Brownsville. Pa, just down
the Monongahela river. N this pic
ture lao mine cars are CONVEYING
train loads OF coal. Operations nf
southern West Virginia are also In
The Story of Coal" was seen IN
Warrington. D. c.. on October last
oy afnumber OF Fairmont operators
VINO attended the meeting OF the Ma
tlonal Coal association. II was shown
IN the auditorium Of the Department
Oh tne interior and q descriptive faIL.
was given by NJ. +. Leopold. OF fbs
rnited States Bureau OF Mines. ~
r.lurmonters were highly pleased win
me picture and they have no Sdonht
told their fellow operators ana Snffis q
e'ais OF the excellent production
a number OF seats will be beid a.,
me members of the mining IN sfItt,ss
ana their families. However. n.
nisn school auditorium sears Am : y, :
aoout 400 seats will be ayailah III ~.
the general public. - y ~ fs9r
Gar supply on the Mononsab AZ,
SION OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio srs;,sns,5
awlnaled to 36f cars TODAY Ana = J ~, ~.
nnorning placement dropping ~ Il
an, hnndred and forty-fiye m IN 4. 49,:
, rai Ioday's cars are ciassisiss, = y
iolloWs: Open, 1929; coke. 2f,.tss 3 \
e. 4, ~; N. v. r., is. Cars 5iaftss 80.
trom the previous day wore Ia -
|. on the Monongahela railroad tod.S.
~ re- rs an early morning pIacenss,t
VI 100 IN the West Virginia Sfst-t,Ss
ana ana is3 In the Pennsylvania Stsssss.'
. lUaay the car distributor Al Rro - ~.
81 n, "a, mad no cars In pirht M 81,
.v Friday SThe PROBABILITIES, Z * Az
~ percentage will run very Inv 49, 49,
some cars do arrive .durin .: Ne 4 u.
DAILY Production.
a,,s anont region on Wednesdav M, u
auced 500 cars OF coal And scns ~ t tx,
ca ss, OF coal and 20 <cars OF Score
:, vines I'M aiong the MonongahS divjsto,
NJ M, tne baltimore q Ohio SraiIfosSf =,
we Wednesday loaded 72o cars al y, cs ~
ana coke-70o' cars of eosi ssr5 80 g.
Ssrs OF coke. There were ef,a
" I soai loaded east and 81 carr n go,
ioas west OF the. 20 cars 81 esfs
oa.a ON the division there wero II
20 osts OF coke loaded west and y sars
VI ,.s coke. loaded east. Two cars a , ccsi
were loaded by wagon mines ar,S >c,,r
ears OF coal wore loaded from, sforsrc
Daily censisnmect,.
These consignments were ~, h. : %
IN inc baltimore & Ohio railrnad' on ~,
Wednesday: Curtis Bay, IL zcars. 81
.S georges, cars; Locust Pier q 49,.
cnigan points, 13 cars ohiS 1870.
40 cars; miscellaneous western 5c,nts
IS cars. = Po'n','
Railroad Fuel.
On Wednesday there were fse nav.
OF railroad fuel loaded on Inc; Nance
gan division OF the Baltimores 4. oS;,
railroad. The chief TONNAGE "a. c.~
cured by the B. q o. raiirosd X
cars; Maine Central. 50 cars AM ~
New York Central, Is cars. p 4 n
tonnage Is running below norma
bangor & Arostock secured a tan ,, ~,
which was tha Si1sy AZ
me present week. SLehigh Vsilev
New York. New Tayen Il HaT3fnra
and other lines are below the n6fma.
tonnage that they usually Fsecs,re' q,
the region. = : = S " ~ '''
East Of Grafton.
East OF Grafton the Baltimore a
ONO railroad on Wednesdayg moved
s4l loads. There wore twenty-one
Unloading Stag. {
Some additional coal onerssnrr ~
the West Virginia district OF the' Mon. !
ongahela railroad have agreed b mn
load Stag cars. These Include ire
Parker Run and Morgan mines. IL
tne present time there are from ten
10 fifteen cars of Stag unIoaded Nv
mines In the West Virginia district
OF the line. It Is reported that fher-
are fully 1000 cars OF Stag vet ,iipioaded
on the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie rail-.
road, between Brownsville and Pitts-
burgh.
United Mine Workers.
SANFORD Snyder, international organ
tzer. ts at Rivesyille today.
B. A. Scott. international board
member Is at Mount Clare.
John Custalac, district Organiser,
Is at Jamison No. today.
Today j.. L. Ballard. Internal onsf Z
organizer. and Edward Matthews, sec
rotary Of sub district 4, are in tho
fields.
q. +. Keeney, president OF distric<
", Is expected to arrive hare from
Charleston either tonight or tomor-
row. +,