The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05
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Claude Scott. ". n! Browptield.
Attendance - g. NJ Lyons, o. D,
sllvers, O. Z. Reese!
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Smith, J. R, Blackburn, R. n. Da,
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sports-R. NJ. Robertson, p. II.
Keener, James Frederick,
Business Ethics - Charles F.
Sutherland, W. R Harris, J. s.
Finance = G. Z. Rodgers, G. D.
Junkln. R. r. McFall.
Membership-M. L. Taylor, F, NJ.
Lucas, G. 2. Watson.
Transportatlon-c. 3. Watson, @.
L. Rogers, c. D. Junkin.
Samuel Jurseglove, Cleveland q
Morgantown Coal Co., Cleveland, Is
in Morgantown today.
Joseph Blackburn, Of W. H, Brad.
ford & Co, Morgantown, is in Som.
erset, Pa.
NJ. L. Taylor, vice president OF
the Morgantowl. Coal Co.. Morgan,
town, leaves tonight on a trip to
the East,
0. ". Rider, Masontown. Pa, of
the Morgantown Coal Co., Is in Nor.
gantown today.
R. r. McFall, Of the Southern
Fuel Co., Morsantown, has return,
ed from trip to Ohio points.
BENJAMIN N. Chaplin, Chaplin
Galleries Co., Morgantown, has re.
TUNED from a trip to Pittsburgh.
George Rodgers, Mon-Scott Fuel
Co., Morgantown, has returned from
. trip to Pittsburgh.
Coal Movement
Twenty trains drew 621 loads OF
freight east Of Grafton on the B.
q o. r. R. The coal loads were
45S. To the west Of the division
there were 207 cars moved. A
total OF 770 loads of freight were
left over on the division this morn
ing OF which $50 cars were coal.
To Curtis Bay
Ninety-three cars Of coal were
loaded to Curtis Bay of the Mon
ongah division, B. & o. n. R. on
Wednesday. No coal shipments
were made to st. Georges.
East Of the Monongah division
there were 5s7 cars OF coal loaded
while to the west there were 40
cars of coal loaded. Six cars Of
coke were loaded east and two cars
west.
Daily R. n. Fuel @
Railroad fuel loading of the
Monongah division, B. & o. on
Wednesday aggregated 2S3 cars.
This was against 800 cars the pre-
ytoes day. In three days t;lis
week there were 622 cars Of rail-
road fuel shipped and of the same
proportion Of daily tonnage of the
railroad fuel tonnage yesterday
there were 131 cars OF coal secur-
ed by the B. & o. railroad.
N. W. Va. Tonnage
Mines In Northern West vir-
glnia on Wednesday loaded gu
cars Of coal and cars OF coke. Pro
ductIon was as follows: B. & o.
system-Monongah division 5S7
cars; Charleston division, Sc cars;
Connellsville division, 8 cars;
Cumberland division, 81 cars;
Western Maryland system-Bel-
lngton & Northern, 3 cars; Wyatt
Helen's Run, s caro-; Morgantown
& Kingwood, is cars; Morgantown
G. Wheeling, 72 cars. -Mononga-
Aela railway, 1877 cars.
81 Working To-day
In the Fairmont region proper
today there are SO out Of 800
mines at work. OF these there
are 4S on the Monongah division,
B. & o. 2 on the, Western Mary
land and Z on the Monongahela In
West Virginia,
On the Charleston division, B.
& O., fourteen mines are at work
and on the Monongahela in Penn
sylvania there are fifteen at work.
891 Empties Ordered
Mines on the three railroads
ordered S91 empties today as fol-
lows: Monongah division, B. &
O., 500; Western Maryland, 95;
Monpngahela. 204.
On the Charleston division, B.
&. o., Sc empties were ordered
and on the Monongahela in Penn.