The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-10

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that Mr.. Bracket viii be one of the
witnesses before the commission,
they being selected from all coal
fields in the country.
For some time Mr.. Bracket has
been at work preparing data In con.
nectlon with the use Of assigned
cars.
Mining School.
The Fairmont Mining School will
hold its weekly session this evening
at 1890 o'clock in the Fairmon:
High School Annex. This Is the
seventh lesson in haulage for tbs
class, There yet remains one les.
son on the subject.
If Fairmont tonight has an at.
tendance OF fifty.two the attend.
ance in Northern West Virginia
will be $50 for the week. All Of
the other classes in Northern West
Virginia showed some gain this
week. Mt. Glare had twelve, or a
gain Of one over the previous week:
.Clarksburg had forty.four, or a galrf
Of five; Carolina had an attend
ance Of seventeen, or a gain OF
three; while Shlnnston had twenty.
five men in class, or three more
than the previous week.
Lake Shipments
One hundred and one cars OF
coal were loaded to the lakes off
the Monongah Division, B. & O.,
yesterday. Five cars cf coal off
the Connellsville Division and
ninety.five cars off the, Morgau-
town and Wheeling we're slso load.
cd to the lakes yesterday. !.
Eastern commercial loading off
the various divisions yesterday
was us follows: B. and O.. Monon-
gah, 4S6 cars; Charleston, twenty.
six cars: Cumberland sixty.two
cars; Connellsville, twenty.six
cars, M. and K, twenty.eight cars;
w. NJ. B. and W., twenty six
cars; Wyatt-Bingamon and Helen's
Run, forty-three cars.
Railroad Fuel
Off tho Monongah Division, there
were '410 cars of coal loaded as
railroad fuel, OF which the B. and
o obtained 142 cars against 26S
cars for foreign fuel.
Mines along the Cumberland Di-
vision, B. and o., loaded fourteen
cars Of foreign coal and two cars
OF local fuel. Thirty.one cars OF
foreign fuel we're loaded yester-
day on the NJ. and W., with forty.
two cars of local fuel loaded on
the Belington and Weaver branch
Of tho Western Maryland Railway,
West there we're 1879 cars off the
Monongah Division and twenty off
the Charleston Division.
Coke Production
Ovens on the Monongah Division
loaded thirty.one cars Of coke yes.
terday, and of that ten cars went
east and twenty.one west. One car
OF coke was loaded east off the
Connellsville Division, three east
off the Cumberland Division and
eleven east off the NJ. and X.
Wagon Mines
Two cars OF coal were loaded by
wagon mines off the MGnyngaE
Division yesterday, while two cars
were loaded off the NJ. = X.
In the Region \
A. S. F. Keister, Pittsburgh.
treasurer of the Keister- Mac
Quown Fuel Co., Inc. Pittsburgh,
was in Falrmont yesterday.
With the Miners
Patrick Buckley, vice presideI /.
OF sub district 4, is in Grant Town
this afternoon
Nick Aiello, pres dent Of sub
district 4. went to Charleston last
evening with Mrs. Aiello and the r
baby girl. They will visit Mr..
Alello's parents in that city.
James McCleary, district organ
izer, is at Dola today.
Andy ". McComas Of Worthing-
ton, who works at the Wyatt mlh'
'of the Consolidation Coal Co. was
in FaIrmont today. He Is build
ing his political fences for sub dis
trlct 4, president. The otLSr can-
dIdates are Nick A.ello, incumb-
Ont, and James McCleary, district
or0opI2ar