The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-08
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Crawford, of West Virginia Univer-
sity: R. 4. Virgin. Pittsburgh, as.
sistanL professor of coal mining,
Carnegie School Of Technology; j.
o. Durkee, Pittsburgh. C, II. Tarle.
ton, Fairmont, and Others.
Helped Education.
Schools OF Logan and Mcdowell
counties are among the best in tina
state according to George NJ. Ford,
state superintendent OF free schools
Of West Virginia. Owing to the
great need Of buildings the coal
companies helped the cause by
building the structures themselves
and paying the bill.
No Developments,
From last accounts there are no
new developments in the operation
Of the Raymond mine OF the Clarks-
burg Gas and Coal Company In
C%larksburg. which has begun to
operate on the open shop basis.
Filled Separate Answer.
The Morgnntown New Dominion
today prints the following:
believing to be true the state
ment that the American Gas Coal
company is unable to pay it's debts.
even under the receivers appointed
by the court the Reilly Peabody
Fuel company. OF Pittsburgh.
through Mo:eland 6 Guy, OF this
city, yesterday filed It's separate
answer TO the bill Of complaint in
the suit OF j. NJ. G.. Brown against
the American Gas Coal company.
I'm the bill the ReilIy.Peabody
company ayers that tho American
Gas Coal company executed a deed
of trust to r. G. Donley rs trustee.
to secure the said Reilly'PeabOdy
in the sum Of $4,000 with interest
from December 12, 1920. This deed
OF trust Included a tract Of 800
acres in Grant district; also SIS
acres purchased from the New
England Fuel AND transportation
company, a small tract Of IS acres.
and also certain rights OF way.
"The Neilly.Peabody company
states it is not advised as 10 wheth-
or or not the deed OF conveyance
by the said American Gas Coal
| company to Frank Cox. as trustee,
to secure certain other trust con
veyances, but claims that the orig.
inal lien upon the property given
the respondent Ia to BIO considered
the first lien thereon and accord
ingly the Reilly.Peahody company
/ I,nr, EEa1t p1ut-a NNran. t1IA pWN~---.
ut is the opinion of the respond
, ent. according to the bill, that the
property Is de~teriOrating rapidly
even under the management OF the
courts receivers and feels that it Is
TOR the best interests OF all parties
. concerned that the property be sold
at the earliest possible date in
order to prevent interest from pill.
ing up.
sit is further stated that the in.
terest on the said trust deed OF
$4,000 has not bean paid since
August IL. 1921, in spite OF the Hacr
that repeated efforts have been
made 70 collect it,"
East Of Grafton
Nineteen trains drew COL loads
nf freight east of Grafton OH the
b. & o. R. r. OF thut there were
453 coal loads. West off the Mon
onsah division there were 942 cars
OF freight moved. Loads on the
Mononkah division for the east at
midnight wore 6SS and Of that 5S6
loads were coal.
Wednesday Shipments
Twenty nine cars OF coal we're
loaded off the Monongah division
q. e. o. yesterday for Curtis Bay
Twenty fivO cars of coal we're also
loaded for Arlington Pier, Coal
loads east off the division On We'd
nesday aggregated 46S cars while
those west we're ~.
Daily r. r. Fuel =
A total OF ESQ cars of coal were
taken by the railroads off the Mon.
ongah division b. & o, on We'd
nesday. Tho e. &c o. received III
cars OF that while foreign carriers
got 1l0 cars. Along tho Charleston
division B. g. o.. IL cars Of rail-
road fuel we're loaded Wednesday,
OF which the b. & o. secured Il
cars ami foreign carriers 2S,
Wednesday Loading
Coal luuding in the Fairmont re-
gion on Wednesday londed 774 cars
of coal. Production yesterday ran
Just twenty five stronger yester-
day than the previous day. but %
cars short OF Monday.
or the coal loaded on Wednes.
day there were 496 cars on the
Monongah division, b. & o.; So
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