The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-09

-twenty.one trains drew 701 loads Of
which $50 were coal. West off the.
Monongah division there were 4l3
cars Of coal moved.
This morning there were 1876
east-bound loads on the Monongah
division, and Of that number there
were 150 cars OF coal.
Personal Mention.
Samuel D. BRADY, Of the Brady
Coal Corporation, 10 in Washington,
D. O, for q few days.
Floyd J. Patton, Patton Coal
company, has returned from a trip
to Baltimore.
Daniel Howard, Central Fairmont
Coal company. Clarksburg, attended
the session Of the mining institute
yesterday, having como here from
Washington, D. G., where he was
present at the annual convention
OF the Wholesale Coal Dealers AS
ISOLATION.
A. Foster George, of The Amert.
can Coal Journal, New York city,
is in the Fairmont region this
week. Mr.. George spent yesterday
and today In Fairmont and leaves
Friday for Clarksburg. Mr.. George
is a product of the New York
Herald. He came here from Wash.
tngton where he attended the coal
wholesalers convention.
v. L. Kirkland, OF The Coal
Trade Bulletin, Pittsburgh. spent
the past few days in Fairmont at.
tending the mining institute. He
Is business manager OF the Coal
Trade Bulletin and goes to Charles.
ton from here.
William K. Wilbur, Of the Koch
Ter Manufacturing company, Pitts.
burgh, who read a paper before the
institute on Unusual Features in
the Construction OF New Electric
Lamps" spent today in the region
in the interest OF the lamp he talk.
ed Of and demonstrated.
Daily Coal Loading
Coal loading improved some inthe
Fairmont region yesterday when
1015 cars OF coal and four OF coke
were produced. This was against
~ cars on June 1 and 1871 two
weeks ago. The production yester-
day was almost as strong as Monday
which was 1919 cars and ran 1893
heavier than Tuesdays.
Operations along the Monongah
division yesterday produced $50
cars, 64s Of coal and four of coke.
Actual coal loading was Just Is cars
short Of Mondays loading.
Production on the Monongahela in
v. Va. on Wednesday was 24T cars
which was a slight. BIT lightet than
the loading Of the past few days.
In the Pennsy end col cars were
loaded yesterday which is the best
showing since May 26.
Some improvement was noted In
the loading on the Western Mary
land yesterday when 100 cars were
loaded. The production runs heavier
when the larger operations, Ida May
and Carolina mines Of, the Corsolida
ton company are at work as was the
case on Monday and Tuesday.
While loading on the Charleston
division is far below normal It new
ertheless has shown more strength
this week than it has for a week
or more. On Wednesday there were
SO cars loaded.
Mining Conditions
Mining conditions have not
changed materially in the region.
Today there are 205 mines down;
204 yesterday; eos last Thursday
and 100 two weeks ago.
On the Monongah division today
there are 166 mines idle against
100 yesterday. Production on the
division today showed almost as
heavy as yesterday, 652 cars, as 741
cars were ordered while on We'd
nesday 745 were ordered.
Twenty-Five mines are down on.
the Monongahela in West Va. today
against 20 yesterday and 10 last
Thursday. and 20 two weeks ago.
Along the Western Maryland to-
day production will drop some as
only two mines are working, II be-
ing down; 10 we're down on We'd
nesday, Is last Thursday and is
two weeks ago.
Sixty-nine' mines are idle today on
the Charleston division against 70
on Wednesday, 90 last Thursday and
Sc two weeks ago.
Unconsigned loads in the Fair
mont region today are S49 against.
1866 yesterday. On the Monongah
division. there are 257, of which one
is coke; 16 on the Monongahela in
West Va; SO on the Western Mary
land; 76 on the Monongahela In the
Pennsy end and also So loads Of
coke. On the Charleston division
there are so unconsigned loads.
Goes to MInao
Albert Manka, Fairmont, states he
will leave today for Mingo county.
Albert apparently Is willing to risk
the rough stuff down there. He say
he will call on officials at Charles
ton before taking a chance. however.
Granted a Charter
A charter has been granted at
Charleston to the following coal
Jones=Koblegard Coal Co.
Clarksburg, W. Va, 100000 capital,
mining In Harrison county. W. Va,
by Robert NJ. Jones, John Kobiegard,
Jr, E. a. Koblegard, HowardL. Rob
F. A. Davis, all Of Clarksburg.
The Lyons Coal compony, A. j.
president, Fairmont, has
been dissolved.
The Gilbert-Davis Coal company.
Ernest a. Gilbert president, has IN.
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