The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-25
MORE MINE
NSz:NORK IN
DISTRICT TODAY
4 Production Yesterday 26 Cars
Less Than in Region
on Tuesday
|l33 MINES WORKING
2aI Of 4o4 Cars Ordered for
Loading Today by Mines
Now at Work. 49,.
mines were in operation III
N Northern West Virginia field

Northern West Virginia field
a than at any. time since April
ISen the nationwide coal strike
gar. This high record is 133
es. and marks the opening of
{sNnew mine in the field. Produs~
5n fell from Tuesdays high total
351 cars to 325 for yesterday, a
fdkcrease of 26 cars.
Output "Wednesday
A1The production in the Northern
West Virginia territory yesterday
Abyys divisions was as follows: Mon
9ongah so. Charleston II. Monga-
ssssIa "a, Connellsville 25, Cumber-
AZ: M. & K. S5, NJ. & w. 10
nd v Western Maryland s. Produc-
lon on the Buffalo Creek & Gaulay
ase4o cars and on the PennsylVa
division of the Monongahela
zs cars.
+ - - 4o4 Cars Ordered
"a -Four hundred and four cars We're
Wondered in the Northern West Vlr'
kgginia district today, being distrlbut-
I'D as follows: Monongah 1Vl
charleston &c. Monongahela BY,
'Sonnellsville 25 Cumberland .o2'
M. e. K. 80 M. & W. -. and West
Err MARYLAND s. Forty cars were
|5ord cred on the Buffalo Creek q
}fGauIey and 43 on the Pennsylvania
kt,iyision Of the Monongahela.
.f$The 13 mines working today are
Avoided as follows in the various
3stricts: Monongah 26, Charleston
'355i5il gNfonongahela s, Connellsvllle >.
y aAnberland 25. NJ. & X. 2S. M: &
37Sand5 Western Maryland l: The
halo Creek and Gauley had one
working and the PennsElVa-
division of the Mononeaneia
Monongah Division
'There were 232 mines idle in the
+ M onongah division today. Cars OF
6ared the division were 1o1 with
nIacements 400. There were 3l5
>ars left over from the previous
8 Iioadings for the dlVlsl~h
$sre Total coke 10. total coal SO.
SaI east SO, coal west Z, coke east
ne, coke west 8.
pbsre were 397 emtpies in the
Arn5 Maryland section. Nine
mines were idle.
q Irty-four cars were loaded yes
Il " in the West Virginia DIS
7ssj of the Monongahela Inirty-
cars are ordered and In slght
+ ;s5'' snty-nine mines were idle. sew
}y-eirht empties were left over
III twelve cars were unconsigneI.
In Coke Belt
4 5Thes Pennsylvania district of the
loaded eighty cars
Yesterday. F'orty-three cars Werv
spIaced SSHaety- six mines were lule.
laThere were Sxty-four unconslSheo
cars in. the district
Coal and coke loaded in the .,
Charleston division totaled IL
;9T ;sraTTs Sixty-six cars were placed
- Miners Tents Arrive
ss3Ss sixteen tents. ordered by miners
Maidsville mine, Rosedale Coal
l6Co ave arrived. according to
lSstatement$ by James McCreerE OF
\ the United Mine Workers Inc
4ents were erected this morning 1t
}as added. Due to an error on
Ies part of transportation officials,
2ents were originally m1s-sent
F5raxton County but miners had
5fnefp traced and sent to MAIDS
willie.
So IS Two eviction cases at the john
Wv: 5Hite mine in the Morgantown
ISfieId were appealed from the Juris-
Z. 3.diction of Justice of the Peace S.
Posten who had issued eject
Snent notices against forty or more
ffRiners.
r Twenty Notices Served
~ twenty of these eviction notices
were served yesterday by the
Rosedale Coal Co. The summon
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