The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16
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Personal Mention.
Harry c. Drum, coal broker, Is
in Pittsburgh for a few days en-
business. He is expected to return
tonight.
7. H. johnson. Bsllatre, o, presi.
dent Of the Chesapeake spal com.
pany, came to Falrmont from Wash.
ington, D. O., this morning. He at.
tended a meeting Of the directors OF
the National Coal Association. He
is not a member of that body but
went to represent the Eastern Ohio
Coal Operators Association.
O. H. jenkins, secretary and
treasurer OF the Hutchinson Coal
company, returned this morning
from Washington, D.. c., where he
attended a meeting Of the directors
OF the National Coal Association.
Nj. Jenkins has been named a
member Of the railroad relations
committee OF the national body.
This is important as the railroad
end Is a very vital one In this re.
gion. Recently he was aslo made
Ia member Of the sub committee on
assigned cars.
Senator G.. c. Arnold, Buckhan.
non, a member Of the government
relations committee OF the National
Coal Association, was In Washing.
ton, D. c., attending a meeting Of
that committee on Wednesday,
The committed discussed the pro,
posed Frelingnuysen bill.
w D. Reed, of the Fairmont &
Masontown Coal company, left 10.
day on n trip to Oakland, Md.
]. C. Evans, sales manager Of the
Fairmont Mining Machinery com.
pany, has taken up residence at the
Sands home on Fairmont avenue.
Northern w. Va. Tonnage.
A total Of 1878 cars OF coal was
loaded by the mines OF Northern
West Virginia on Tuesday.
Wednesdays Loading.
Fairmont region on Wednesday
loaded 983 cars Of coal against 95S
Monday and 1911 Tuesday. On
Wednesday of last week the region
loaded 1,015 cars OF coal.
Coal loading on the Monongah di,
vision, B. & o. R. R., on Wednes.
day aggregated It's cars against
726 Tuesday and 603 Monday. Thus
far this week the division has load.
ed 2,044 cars Of coal and five cars
of coke. No coke was produced III
the region on Wednesday.
Mines along the Monongahela
railway on Wednesday loaded liz
cars Of coal, which lisa drop Of GU
cars of Tuesdays loading and 6S
cars of Mondays. In the Penn,
sylyaniR end the loading at 170
cars aimost reached that in the
West Virginia end yesterday.
Loading on the Western Mary.
land railway on Wednesday was 96
cars, which was a drop Of II cars
of Tuesday and 20 on Mondays
loading.
Operations on the Charleston dt.
vision OF the B. & o. R. R. on Wed.
nesday loaded SO cars OF coal OF
two more than Tuesday, but three
cars less than Monday.
Are Working Again.
The mine OF the Chesapeake Coal
company at Barrackville have again
resumed operations after three
transformers were dismantled by a
bolt Of lightning some weeks ago.
Temporarily two old transformers
received from the factory have
been used until the three new ones
arrive within the next two or TIRES
weeks.
The No. 8 Coal Fields.
Working conditions in the No. S
Ohio fields, It Is reported, are on
color recently due to the tonnage
sent to the lake docks falling to
move promptly. Concerns In the
Northwest thus far have refused to
ibuy coal. According to an opera
tor In that field the railroads In the
Northwest thus far have not allow.
cd the 90 cent d%lfferential to the in.
terror and this matter It Is under.
stood Is now pending before the
Interstate Commerce commission.
No R~eepenips Date.
Q. v. Critchfield, NJ. Vernon, o.,
vice president Of the Domestic Coke
Corporation, was In Faifmont on
Wednesday. Thus far no date has
been set for the reopening Of the
concerns by.produet plant at Fair.
J mont. The coke market continues
70 be natter than ever.