The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-20
REGIONAL OUTPUT
. SHOWS GAIN
FinalsCoaI Shipments Sent to
Lakes OFF Monongah Di-
vision Today.

Coal production in Northern
West Virginia last week showed a
gain OF $3.50 tons. The weekly
production last week was 506,300
tons. the improved car supply be-
ing big factor.
Tonnage lotded on the various
divisions last week was as fol4
lows B. & 0.-Monongah, 276.050
tons; Charleston. POPS tons,
Connellsville, $3.50 tons, Cumber-
land 1880 TINS, NJ. q W. 81. 7)0
tons, Monongahela, $1,000 tons /
w. M.-BelEngton & Weaver
1900 tons; Wyatt-Bingamon G
Helen's Run, $4,000 tons.
Car supply last week by the
various divisions was as follows:
B. & O.@Monorgah. 1913 per
cent, Charleston 22.2 per cent,
Connellsville, 1873 per cent, Cum
berland 40 per cent, NJ. & W.
1913 per cent, Monongahela 30.3
per cent. W. M.-Belington &
Weaver, 63.1 per cent, Wyatt
Bingamon G. Helen's Run. q per
cent.
Personal Mention
Duncan Sinclair, general mans
agter OF the New Central Coal
Goa, Is at his office today IN tde
Home Savings Bank Building, az
ter having been lick several days.
iEnrly last week he was in Rom.
ney, W. Va.
Thomas W. Annette. president
OF teh Ant1er Coal Coz ,Fairmont
left last evening f6fJ u business
trip to Columbus. Ohio, - De-
tro.t.
Robert L. Rightmlre, engineer
OF tests, is now i'll at his home.
lie returned from somerst, Pa,
With tho Miners.
Nick Aiello, president, Of sub
district 3, is remaining In
Charleston for seevral days.
w. NJ. Rogers, who has been NJ
field man for the United Nine
Workers Of America, is back from
Charleston, where he attended the
state Federation of Labor con-
James McCleary, district or
ganizer, is along SCOTS Run to-
day.
NJ. L. IIaptonstall, information
al auditor, Is today on trip to
ENTERPRISE and Ylropa.
James McCleary, district or
ganIzer, addressed n miners
meeting at Jamison No. O. Sun
day afternoon.
Coke Production.
OF the Monongah Division, r.
c., on Saturday twenty-five cars
OF coke were loaded. OF that
twenty-four cars were shipped,
six to the east and eighteen to
the west. Two cars OF coke were
loaded to the east off the Charles.
ton Division, two to the east off
the Connellsville Division, three
on the Cumberland Division and
Fifteen cars of the N. & X.
Eastern Loading.
Eastern coal loading of the
various division on Saturday was
as follows: B. & o.. Monongah,
SOC; Charleston. 80; Cumber-
land, 80: NJ. & K, .12: NJ. & W.,
16; w. M.-Wyatt-Bingamon &
Helen's Run, so; Belington C
Weaver, 80.
carloads OF the Monongah d.
vision.
Railroad Fuel.
Three hundred and twenty-five
cars OF railroad fuel were loaded
of the Mnongah Division, Of which
LA cars were taken by the B. &
o. and ISL cars by foreign roads.
twenty-five cars Of railroad fuel
were loaded of the Charleston Dl.
vision. OF which eight cars were
received by the B. & o. and seven.
teen by foreign roads. Sixteen
cars Of railroad fuel were loaded
on the Cumberland Division, all G!
which was foreign fuel, except two
cars. .Eightyt.wo cars OF railroad
fuel were loaded for foreign car
riers OF the NJ. & W. A total Of
twenty.six cars Of local fuel was
loaded on tho Belington & Weaver
branch Of the Western Maryland.
Lake Loading.
Today will mark the close OF the
lake coal loading of tho Monon
gah Division. B. & o. Forty cars
went forward of the division on
Saturday. Sevcnty.five cars Of
coal were shoppCd to the lake, OF
the NJ. & W. on Saturday.
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