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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21

state his occupation and post office adj
dress: also, If in town. his street and
number.
Candidates should be careful 20 COM
ply with he above requirements in pre-
pairing thor requests. Some, already re-
cciycd, are SO defective. that the eX-
ccutivc committee viii probably have 10
disregard them. A candidates name
may also ~ placed On the tallpt hy
petition. endorsed hy him, provided il be
filed within the time stated above (;
see the statutes for this procedure.
Candidates for district offices file
their requests with the district chairman
il there j. one. otherwise with each
county chairman in their districts. These
requests must be filed on or before June
=. 1929.
The position on the ballot Of the
s.-cral candidates for each office oI
position is determined by lot, and the
estimated expenses Of the primary cicc-
tion are proratcd among the candidate:
On an equitable basis. by the county ex
ccutivc committee ut their meeting 81
June 10. 1922. The candidates pay theii
assessments on Or before Jure 20.
THE official ballot is made UP o.
July 10Th"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
IRISH LEADERS
IN ACREEM MENT
ON ELECTIONS
Formation of Coalition Cabi-
net is Also Provided For
During Conferences
nv The Associated Pressl

DUBLIN. ireland. May 2n-An agree
mcnt making possible thr holding ~ Irish
elections in June and the formation IL
a coalition was reached IN leaders of
two political factions in southern Ire
land and unanimously approved w their
Respective followers in the Dail Eireaun.
Michael Collins nf the Free State pre-
yisional government ana Eamnnn a. Va
lera. the republican leader. arrived at n
agreement after all possibility ~ rachins
any scmblance of reconciliation had
been virtually abandoned.
Minor points of divergence concerning
the proportion NJ representation IN the
ministry were waived w agreement ami
the question ~ 90 the issue to be DE-
cidrd hy the June elections igInFrd. AZ
ter M election has been. held there will
~ coalition cabinet of eleven mem
hers. including the president and the
ministry NJ defense.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
JUDGE HOPKINS ORDERS
CASE RETIRED IN TWO
WEEKS BROWNSVILLE

~ g:lj o'clock hast night n Wiliacy
county district cpirl jury ~ Raymond
Vile reported to District Judge w. u.
Hopkins that il was unable 70 reach a
verdict III The custer proceedings against
County Judge :. Lamar Gill and three
members ~ the commissioners" court.
W \. Harding. +. II. Clair Thompson
and T.. Il. Richards. Judge IirpkinH
dismissed the jury AMI ordered the case
tn ~ retired nt- Brownsville during the
court t,.rm beginning IL two weeks from
tomorrow.
The jury was given the ease at 2:lI
n'ciuck Saturday afternoon. Two 49,
lots were taken TN the jury. the first
nj :; o'clock and the second at . o'clock.
Ia both cases the jury stood ~ = for
arquittaL il was currently reported -
ltal mundyilic.
tiill and his co-dcfcndants were charg
ed ~ the proceedings with official mis-
conduct. The ease being the uutgrowth
"f the sale to the county of 4 site in
the town uf Eaymondyllc for the conn
tvs new courihnnSr II was also nl-
legged that about 5000 worth w office
supplies AMI furniture We're purchased
hy the county without formal advertise
ment for bids. The original petition nj
legged also Irregularities III connection
with The opcnii of bids for the erection
-of thee nurthnurc. Int this allegation.
as well aS some others. was eliminated
IN IN amended petition filed ~ the. re-
lafors.
The ease il styled state of Texas. cx.
rel. =. Il. Mills. II al. ". :. J.. Gill.
81 nj.
Owing ~ the fact that there were ~
accommodations in the town for the
usual inry separation from outside con
tract. the iurymel were permitted 10
20 tc their homes during the progress
p.t II, erial The case was heard IN n
hall which is being used as court l.
room until The county'S new building.
now in course of erection. j. completed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
Side Lights on
sos Campaign
In iiidalgo County.

The seniors Of the Edinhurg high
school plan to take their play. q most
excellent one, To other towns, donating
one-half of the proceeds to the town and
the other half 10 the :. a. ).
Miss Fern Mold Samson. secretary Of
the Edinburg - q. =. campaign. has been
worth any three men in the county. ac-
"a riding Ia :. %. :. headquarters. Meth
odical. persistent, a pubin'ity expert,
aud an enthusiastic campaigncr, she =
given no small share of the credit for the
brilliant show ing being made by Edin-
burg. Mrs. Buttschau. secretary of the
san Juan campaign is another one who
has succeeded in that difficult position.
Mrs. Cardwell, McAllCn. il another.
EdiEhurg pulled big trades day
Saturday ut which time number Of
things were To be auctioned for the =.
q. = Fern Mold Samson, secretary Of
the Edinburg ;. d. :. campaign. informs
us that everything including chinaware
and ycarling calf has been donated.
Fred Hchncman. Arcadia, Iowa, has
sent a check for 50 for the :. q. ;.
C. Pruter. Arcadia, Iowa. RENTS to
help Dave O'Bricn open the seaport.
James Partridge. Munday, Texas. did
one-fiye-thousandth part Of the work
when he sent in one of those ten dollar
williams.
Elmer Johnson. Minneapolis, Minnesota.
has sent in $40 for The :. q. =.
II. H. Runies. 81. Louis, sends s. To
apply on Dave O'Bricn's :. d. =. fund
Mrs. Mary II. Peters, Dcs Moines, Iowa.
remit. ~ for the :. q. :.
1hos. II. Nci.on. Franklin. Nebraska.
sends 50 for the O'Rricn - %. ;. fund.
Mrs. Alfred Anderson. Chicago. sends
, s. for the SO. ;.
q. q. Iiuffaker. Springfield ILL.,. feels
thai the seaport should he opened. lie
feels il $50 worth. which ~ the amount
of his check.
Fred feldhahn. Vienna, :. ID. sends in
his check for S.. Good for Fred and all
the resi- Of these nonresident land own
,rs who have enough vision 10 see (which
side their bread j. battered on and have
the community pride Ca wish to do their
part of the work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
.SCHANzER REGRETS
u. 5. WAS MISSING
AT GENOA MEETING

GENOA Italy. May p. ~ II was with
deepest regret 1--WE had To rcnuuncc thc
precious collaboration az the United
States Al the Genoa conference" said
Foreign Minister Schancr of Italy ia
correspondents tonight on his depart
ure for home.
In substance" he said, "thc American
government would like before anything
else to make inquiry into the condition
~ Rnssio order should bc established
remedies he necessary in the recon
structiOn Of Russia. Instead. we at
Genoa entered into negotiations with
the Russia for liquidation in order 70
establish the conditions of our future
relations with Russia. These ncgoti-
ations will bc continued at The Hague. "
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
WOMAN KILLED
ON COURT LAWN
AT HILLSDORO
tBy The Associated Pressl

IlIlLSROHO. Texas. MAY % Mrs.
l:osir Wade was Shot and Killed on the
courthouse lawn here today. il was re-
ported 10 The polio. THE weapon being
II shotgun loaded with huckshot The
chars" entered the hndy near the right
shoulder blade. breaking the woman
nerk.
lyna Wade. brpthcr-in law &C the wo-
man. surrendered 60 the sheriff immc-
liatcl, aficrwar,i
i.lnn Wade sumciiEsc in March was
charged ~ Mrs. Wade with an alleged
aitcmpt to criminally assault her. y
gra iuIs Indictment was returned
against him. shortly after the alleged
attempt. Lynn Wade passing the house
sc hi> brother, was shot IN thr arm ~
Mrs Ware. according to the police.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
STEADY work
ON CAMPAIGN
EDINBURC IDEA
No Flash, No Fanfare, Just
>Doggedness is What is
Doing S. O. S. Work
tBy Jno. w. Eashlw)

The Ediuhurg s. q. 5 campaign al all
times has proceeded with the steadi-
ness and precision which come with the
conscientious working out III carefully
laid plans.
Nothing extraordinary has happened
a any time during the drive. The first
meeting was not csncc ally well attended.
The unsolicited contributions at this
meeting did total rather substantial
sl.i considering the siz. of the audiclco
ela9 lcirg realized. But from there on
Ttinhure cXccIlcd in planned effort.
setting a pace which other llidalgo
county communities are finding hard ~
keep up with.
Al the first meeting. two committees
were chosen, and well chosen. To date,
J. W. Dorland and a. b. Bair, consti-
tuting one of those committees. have
collected Sl59. Il. l.. Mann and A. II.
Wall, forming another committee, have
gathered i'm SIG. Fern Mold Samson sat
down and wrote To l.700 nonresident
landowners and already has received
$I7l.50 from them. An S. q. $. dance
was pulled, netting $40 more. The school
children got up 5000 more. The Home
Makers club gave Il benefit and realized
another SIS. The Mexican supper. hy the
Civic club and the y. 7. A.. netted an
other s2271i The senior class gave a
play and swellcd the fund another SO
worth.
These things didn't happen. They
took place. according TO plan, and the
plan was perfect in details.
There is very little doGht but that
all IIidalco county communities will
finally achieve their quotas, mainly bc-
cause of the fact hat energetic S. O. s.
boosters are going 10 see that the quotas
are aiscd. EdinhUrg s. o. $. organizers.
however are 20 Ne especially conGrat
ulatcd upon their very evident belief IN
the old saving that Ito save time is 20
lcngthcn life" and the loyal farmers,
professional men and business men Of
that community arc fortunate in that
they seem 10 have an exceptionally clear
vision which permits no illusion a. ~ the
Importance Of helping O'Brien open the
seaport.
II any Hidalgo county community pro-
poses % boat Edinhurg 10 the finish
they will have to 80 some Very prob
ably two or three lIdaigo county com
mit:crs will cress the tape nose and
nose. All of which Will not affect the
statement that for well-ofgaHizcd =. p,
$. campaigns Edinburg will no; and can
not be beaten.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
BROWNSVILLE sIDELIGHrs

The Brownsville Piggly Wiggiy Comp
any has turned over 10 :. q. =. head
quarters the sum Of S2070l, being the
receipts from sales of miscellaneous
groceries and supplies contributed ny
out idc manufacturers and iohbers 10 the
s. q. :. fund. in addition 10 that the
company contributed >2l on il own ar
count. besides the profits on the goods
sold. most of which were already carried
by the company. The n.lnagcrs. Messrs.
w r. Mills and &. II. MrLain announced
that there are still some of the goods to
be sold and other amounts will b. turned
over later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
China Regains
Shantung, Lost
to Kaiser in SO
CBy The Associated rrcss)

TIklN. MAY 20 Japanese military
eat troll m Shantuus is already being
withdrawn in accordance with m agree
ment between china and Japan signed
IL Wa shiretnn last February. Chinese
gunriS rcplarcd ahaut onr-third ~ the
Jaua! csc troops on the railroad running
80 miles from Using Tao the seaport
to Isin-Anfu. capital of the Shautung
province.
Thus history " reversing Itself IN
Shantung twenty four years ago Ger
many Was III tlc process ~ taking the
province from China. To-day Japan ls
restoring II fs original color.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
STEEL EXECUTIVES TO
CONFER In NEW YORK
tBy The Associated Prcss)

NEW YORK, y. II, May ~. - The
executives or five concerns remaining
in the proposed merger of independent
steel companies were summoned 10 n
conference Monday in the offices Of
Kuhn. Locr A Company. bankers. % de-
eide on a course Of action following the
withdrawal yesterday of the YOUNGSTOWN
Sheet a. Tube Company. Little hope
was entertained in the financial dis
trict that the merger VIII ~ completed
or five company basis, although it ia
iossihle consolidation of some companies
will be effected later
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
CAPTAIN BEURET IS
NOMINATED CHIEF
NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR
CBy The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. u. g.. MAY - M
Captain .I,hn -. Beurct today was nom-
mated by President Harding a. H. chief
naval constructor and chief ~ the hu
r, al of construction and the repair de-
parImr-t ~ the navy, with the rank ~
rcar-admiral.
TIE nomination means not unulny the
elevation Of a new man to one of the
most important offices IN the naval
tablishmcnt. but foresliadows the retire
mcnt III July of Rrar-Aimiral Taylor.
who has been chicf of the bureau for
more than eight years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
ARREST VALENTINO,
film STAR ENTERS
PLEA mot GUILTY"

los ANGFLFS. Cali. Nav 20 iu-
,lolph Vale fino. the screen actor was
arrested today on u felony charge oi
hi..nmY. lie surrendered ~ the district
attorneys office Taken before Justice
Powder hc rlcadch mot guilty" ~ 2
charge of bigamy growing out of his
marriage nj Mexical Mexico. 10 Wini-
fred IIudnut whsle legally married To
Jean Ackcr. an actress, in whose case
rnIy an intcrlccutory decree was harded
down i'm January. Ten thousand dollars
bonds for Valentines release were later
depoSiied.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
Business Men Will Do Well
To Omit Advertising Schemes
Jules p. Johnson in Fourth Estate)

ulertmate and advertising schemes ha greatest
advertising especially among the
Es-
destructive Of 5000 70 loOo
dollar
legitimate adver
business disrepute The smaller
dupedthe real business the larger
discontinued the practice Of giving their money
scheme that is presented All schemes are charged up -
receive from SI5 to $3oO
advertising while the smaller nwspapers
The production OF th
advertising present conditions nearly the hence the
wages paid great figure the Of the small
the smaller should hesitate
before they their to legtmate adver
ing schemes especially when il will do them good and ire
paraby community building and advancement In fact
paper advertising the only advertising tha real basncss build
err dreache Quit N fields
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
WILLACY JURY DIVIDED IN CUSTER CASE
TWO NEGROES LYNCHED
BY MODS; One BURNED

town closed up. People came from the
entire country rysidc 60 join in the man
hunt. Winters was caught mt = o'clock
this afternoon five miles east of Ccnroc
lie was taken 20 Lconidas where the girl
positively identified him. lie was brOueh;
to the courthouse square. Kindly was
was built. Oil was thrown on the heap
ani the fire started.
cir! ABOUT twelve years old yesterday.
Bczier. who lived in The Brushy com
muni;y. twelve miles from Columbus.
according to officers assaulted the girl
ahodt two o'clock yesterday. lie was
arrested about . o'ciork this morning
The mob which hanged him was quiet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
WAR FINANCE OFFICIAL NAMED

WASIlpINGTpN. H. a.. May -
Dwight Davis e Missouri wa rcnomin-
ntrd ~ President Harding today 10 he
director of The War Finance Corpora
ti"n. lie previously had been appoint""
t. fill ont an uneXrirrd term.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
WEEKS ASKS WOOD
TO STAY ON JOB AT
MANILAFOR PRESENT
Wv III" Associated rressn

WASHINGTON. -. g.. May ~
Rotary ,f War Weeks after 2 confer
rncr with President Harding sent ca
hlrGram to Major General Leonard Wood
urging hinlN ~ remain governor general
uf the Philippines until December n
-'uanifr~tly" lravc until that time will
he granted hy the University of Penn
sylvia ii. which has selected the general
aS i.- provost.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
BOLIVIA AGAIN MAKES
AN EFFORT TO SECURE
DESIRED RECOGNITION

WASHINGTON. ~. C.. May 20 An
other formal but unsuccessful request
for voice in the Chilean Peruvian con
ference was made by the government Of
Bolivia. Bolivia recognition, n is
claimed. would W. a source of continn
ing friction in South America. Both
the Chilean and Peruvian delegates
promptly indicated their opposition To
the request.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
PLAN WHEAT ROOF ~ KANSAS

tBy The Associated Pressl
WICHITA, Kars.. May -. - Plans Tor
pooling approvima cly 10000 600 bushels
of this years wheat crop viii Lc dis
cussed AZ the first annual meeting of
the Kansas Wheat Growers Association
here Monday, Secretary Downic an
nounccd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
Small jury, After
Church Attending
Deadlock, Agrees
tBy The Associated Press|

WAUKEGAN. H.. May -. - Dead
locked for two weeks over attendance
at church services. the jury before
which Governor Small is being tried
agreed that the twelve men would at
END Episcopal church services to-
morrow. Several religious denomin-
.'ions arc represented among the
Jurors. The first two Sundays the
men were looked up they were unable
to agree on what church to attend.
50 th-v compromised aud went 10
baseball game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
FIVE NEW BISHOPS TO
BE CONSECRATED TODAY
LRy The Associated Pressl

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. May -. Tn,
Nineteenth general conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. TO-
night wound up the most important
features Of its business program and re-
ccsscd until tomorrow when five newly
elected bishops will be eonsecratcd
Memorial services will bc held for dc-
ceased bishops.
The conference refused 10 change the
name of the church in the Apostolic
Creed from Holy Catholic Church" Il
Church III God.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
HARDING CALLS UPON
GOVERNORS TO INFORM
YOUNG MEN OF CAMPS
nv The Assoc,ated PressN

WASHINGTON. u. t.. May -
Gov.rn"rs of tie various states are urg
80 l.v Preside Harding in q telegram
sent from The White House ami made
public today To- cnll attention 60 the or
uoriunitics presented for Young men q"
obtain military training during the c"m-
Ing surirncr III citzrns' trai.rg camps.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
MARJORIE, NEW ARK'S
DEMON MARBLE SHOOTER
TO HONORABLE DEFEAT

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 20. 49, New
arks demon giant marble shooter.
Marporie Ruth. was eliminated in the
worlds championship marble tourna-
mcnt today hy William Red" Stottart.
rhlarclpha a champion. She did not 70
down 10 defeat without honor. however.
for she tied three games with the best
of all Philadelphia baydom.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
HOTTEST DAY OF THE
YEAR AT DALLAS; 81

Dallas. Tevas. May %. ~ TODAY was
tn hottest drv of the year here. the
mercury reaching - degrees NJ ! o'clock
this afternoon. u was scvenfy-scven
degrees NJ o'clock this morning. The
minimum was IA.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
100000 DEAL
IN OIL ANNOUNCED
AT SHREVEPORT, LA.
fRv The Associated Press)

SHREVEPORT. la. May 20 For "a
consideration ~ $:;.:;DHH the GiIlilaud
Company sold ~ the Atlantic bil \ Re
filming Company u Siank farms aud for
~ miles IF pipe line in the Homer
IIaynrsvillr fields. The scale WAS cum-
plrtcd hy representatives Of the Atlantic
company and the receivers ~ the t'illi
land company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
HEAD OF DAUGHTERS
OF TEXAS REPUBLIC
dies AT MARSHALL
tBy The Associated Pressl

MARSHALL. Texas. May 80 Miss
Mary Jane Lane, ~. president Il the
Daughters oft w Texas Republic. and
cx-presidcnt of the Daughters of the
Confcdcracy, died al her home here to-
day The funeral will ~ held Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
First Carload of
US. .CantaloupeS
LedDes at Mission

MISSION, Texas, May ~. The
first carload ~ can;cloupcs shipped
this season in The United States was
shipped from here today The car
was consigned TO New York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
fBy The Associated Pressl

IBY The ASSOC nTcd FreSsI
CONROE, Texas. May 20. Joe Win
,crs, negro. was burned at the state at
the courthouse here this afternoon.
Thousands of persons. including women
and children, witnessed the burning.
Jif,t before the match was touched To
his oil saturated clothing. he admitted
criminal assault on li-year old girl.
The burning followed n long chase
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
Serving Your Interest

When you put off buying needed things you do something
toward imparng national industries. Buy what you
need and afford-and you the countrys in
terest in serving your-own.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21

Nv he ASSoclatcu frcSSD
COLUMBUS, Tesas. May 20. - Nose
Bozier, 80, a negro. was hanged at
O'Clock this afternoon by a moh uf three
hundred near Alleyton after being taken
forcibiy from Officers who were holding
him on a charge of assault ON n white
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
WEATHER FORECAST

WEST TENAS Sunday and Monday
generally fair
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-21
BUILDING STEEL

Over four million rounds I'm st7 X.
All sizes, shapes and kinds. We
are headquarters.
ALAMO IRON WORKS
San Antonio
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-15
FA|RMONT MINING
MACHINE OBTAINS
LOGAN IN CONTRACT R;|.| | A|..C|,'.TI
Draper-EagIe Coal Co. Spend
ing $4,000 20 iHs Mine
Equipment.

Being located in the outskirts of
the town OF Logan, the s45,000
equipment to be installed by the
! Draper Eagle Coal o., Logan, will
attract the attention of coal opera
tors and rradesmen of the coal in
dustry upon aivisit to that place.
Owing to its location the rope, and
! button conveyor an equipment will
be conspicuous. Recently the Fair
mont Mining Machinery Co, sec
ured this large contract and is now
!, at work manufacturing the equip
ment at the local plant.
The conveyor will be 500 feet
long, and the coal, which will be
brought down the hillside to a
three-track shaker screen equip
ment and loading booms will car
ry two seams of coal, the Eagle
and Draper seams, the coal being
fed at two different points.
The coal from the Draper seam,
which is located at higher point
on the mountain side, will be dump
ed into steel dump hopper and
fed on the rope and button convey
or by an oscillating feeder, which
carries the coal to the steel tipple,
located at the end, of the hill.
Coal from the Eagle seam which
is located at the lower of the two
seams on the hill will be discharg-
ed on the; rope and button conveyor
by an -oscillating feeder at a point
about two-thirds of the way down
the hill. 1t is also carried to the
steel tipple at the bottom OF the
hill. Coal from both seams is then
discharged from the rope and but
ton conveyor to a set of shaker
screens, which screens the coal in
to three sizes-slack, egg and lump.
The egg and lump coal is dis
charged from the screens to the
picking tables, and after undergo
ing the sorting process and after
refuse is clean out, the black dia-
monds pass into loading tbooms and
from there into the railroad cars.
The capacity Of the plant will be
800 tons an hour, $50 tons an hour
of each seam.
This job is expected to be COM
pleted by the latter part of Septem-
Der. Both the conveyor gallery and
tipple structure will be steel Work
is progressing nicely on this con-
tract.in the local shop Of the. Fair.
mont Mining Machinery Co.
IS Daily Shipments.
Sixty-two cars of coal were
shipped east and five cars west off
the Monongah Division, B. e o.,
yesterday. The daily eastern coal
shipping has been running about
the same during this week.
Sixteen cars of coke were loaded
on the Monongah Division, b. & O..
fifteen cars OF which went west
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