The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-10

and company. Clarksburg, is on a
trip Q Philadelphia and New. York
City.
Working Conditions.
Eighty mines are at work on the
three railroads. in the Fairmont re-
gion today. On the Monongah diyl.
sion, b. 6 o., 90 are at work, which
was the same number as Thursday.
Along the Monongahela with /.
mines at work working conditions
are running about the I same as
earlier in the week with the posi-.
BILE exception OF Monday. One lone
mine is at work today on the West.
ern Maryland railway, which is the
least Of the present week. -
Eight hundred and nine empties
are ordered on the three railroads
today. or that number there are
1853 on the B. & O.; s on the West.
ern Maryland and 343 on the No.
nongahela. Mines on the Charles.
ton division, B. & O., today request.
ed LOS emptIes, the largest number
ordered this week, running prob.
ably is cars stronger than earlier
in the week. Mines on the Monon.
gahela in Pennsylvania ordered S61
cars today.
Mining School.
This evening the Fairmont min.
ing school will meet at the Fair.
mont high school at 1880 o'clock
when E. S. Mccullough, labor com.
missioner, Northern West Virginia
Coal Operators association, will de.
liver an address.
Daily Shipments,
No coal went to Curtis bay of
the Monongah division, B. & o., on
Thursday but seven cars went to
st. Georges. There were 365 cars
of coal loaded east and As cars
west. Thirteen cars Of coke were
loaded east and five west.
Railroad fuel loading on the Mo
nlongah division, B. & O., on Thurs
day was 1854 cars OF which the B.
& o. secured SO cars and foreign
roads 126 cars. Thirty-eight cars Of
coal were loaded of the Charleston
division, B. & O., on Thursday.
Daily Loading.
Coal loaded in Northern West
Virginia on Thursday aggregated
1888 carloads or 81 cars less than
Wednesdays loading. Loading OF
the B. & o. has see-sawed more or
less this week, but the daily aver
age will run SIS cars a day thus
far this week. The production on
the Monongahela and W. & M.
combined was steadily above the
325 car mark daily this week.
striking an average OF 351 cars a
day. Tonnage on the Western Mary.
land was erratic this week, averag.
ing but so cars a day.
The production by divisions yes.
terday in Northern West Virginia
was as follows: B. & O.-Monon.
gah, 45S cars; Charleston, SO cars;
'Connellsyille, 10 cars; Cumber.
land; rs cars: NJ. & K, 16 cars;
Western Observation-Disclosures and
Weaver, AZ cars: Wyatt.Helen's
Run, SO cars; Monongahela and
btned. All cars ~ s0'''
Operations along the Monorgaho,
la railway n PennsvlvanIa vestar
day loaded 1851 cars Of coal
United Mine WORKERS.
Nick Aiello. president Of suh dis.
trict 4, and Rob.rt Peters acting
secretary OF sub district a are qo.
ing to OwiuEs mine, near ShinSs.
ton, tonight.
7Patrick Buckley, vice president
of sub district 4, Is in Hutchinson
today. =
James McCleary, district organl
ger, Is in Morgantown today, -
J. L. Ballard, international or.
ganiZer, arrived here last evening
from Charleston. Today he will go
TO Monongah.
A. D, Lavender. Charleston, dis
trict organizer, who was here sew.
eral days. has gone to Grafton.
TRAIN Schedules
Delegates are getting set for the
adjourned convention nP Tho