The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-06
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tcantiaued from pas, ono,
previous week.
The tonnage shipped by the
various divisions was as follows;
D. & o., 153,05O tons, Charleston,
26,100 tons; Cumberland, 1890
tons; Connellsyille, $3.50 tons;
Western Maryland, Belington 4;
Weaver, $3.50 tons; Wyatt-Hel-
ems Run, 16,700 tons; Mononga-
hela, 75, 200 tons,
May Open Mine
The Morgantown Post Is tho
authority for the following: conc
OF the big mines that Is expected
to open soon is No. Q mine OF the
Cleveland organtown Coal COM
pany. 1fsthls mine resum.1 oper-
atoms, employment to about 200
men will DO Afforded. Company
officials declined 10 comment on
the reporttthat the mine was pre-
pairing to open, but It was detin-
itely learned that mon are being
sought, The mine will probably
open under open-shop conditions.
Ex-serYice men will, likely DO
sought for coal diggers.
Personal Mention
j. A. Amend, auditor, and
George b. Taylor, general mana-
ger. Jamison G. & G. company are
here from Greensburg today. They
will return to that place tonight.
G. H. Jenkins, secretary and
treasurer OF the Hutchinson Coal
company, arrived In Washington,
D. G., this morning In company
with Mrs. Jenkins. They are ex
pected to return to Fairmont on
Tuesday morning.
II. w. Showalter, Diamond Coal
company, has returned from Pitts
burgh,
corporation, who was in Parkers-
burg, returned. but last evening
le1L ZOE 'Quuperluuu.
Saturdays Loading
Coal loading. in. Northern West
Virginia on Saturday totaled $50
cars. Tho production was as fol-
lows by divisions: 3. a. o.
Monongah, 226 cars; Charleston,
so cars; Connellkyille, % cars:
Cumberland 80 cars; Western
Maryland, Belington and Weaver,
8 cars; Wyatt.-Helen's Run, 50
cars; Morgantown and Kingwood,
IL cars; Morgantown and Wheel
ing, It's cars; Monongahela, 241
cars;
Operations along the$ Mononga
hela railway in Pennsylvania on
Saturday loaded 357 cars Of coal.
Twenty cars Of coke were load
ed on the Monongah division, B,
& o. on Saturday.
~ Daily Shipments
Three cars Of coal were loaded
10 Arlington pier on, Saturday off
the B. & o.. A total Of 352 cars
Of coal were loaded east and So
west. There were eleven cars Of
coke loaded east and seven cars
west.
Saturdays Il. II. Fuel
A total Of 1859 cars OF coal were
loaded as railroad fuel off the b
& o. Th1rty-three cars were Sc
cured by the b. & o. while 12E
cars were secured by foreign Gear
riers. z ",
Today's Empties +.
Today the mines In the Fair
none region ordered 1888 emp
ties. There were S21 ordered or
the B. &. O., 422 on the Monon'
gahela, which includes $50 alonE
the MerSantown and Wheeling
and AZ on tho Western Maryland
Operations along the lMononga'
lela railway in Pennsylvania to-
day ordered 251 emptics:
Working Conditions
Ninety-six mines wore working
today in the Falrmont. region,
seventy-eight operations were al
work today on the B. & o.: one
on the Western Maryland and
seventeen along tho Monongahela,
Twenty.slx plants were at work
today on the Charleston division,
B. & o. -
United liine Workers
James McCleary. district or
'ganizer, Is at Hoult today. - +
Frank Mccartney, district
board member, is in the clarks-
burg field, today. i.....ii,,,
Nick Aiellc, president Of sub
district 4, and e. s. Mccullough,
labor commissioner, will so to
Downs today. a
Tonnage Gains \
Coal production in the Fair
mont region last week .aggregat:
ed SOFAS cars or q gain. Of az cart
over the previous week.
Tonnage produced yesterday
was as follows: Monongah diyi.
sion, B: & o., S.162 cars; Yves
tern Maryland, 345 cars; Monon.
gahela and ldorgahtown and
Wheeling, 2,551; cars, Tho mines
on the Charleston division, B. q
o.. last week loaded 522 ears Of
coal while the plants on the Mon.
Iongahela railway In Pennsylvania
loaded 2,20S cars. 1,
prodnSt ~, i u t5vna1s mn fhatn