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12 COAL AND TIMBER January, 1905 Thos. Grffith, Dunlo, Pa. Geo. Gould, Boyer, Pa. J. G. Gallbreath, Landstreet, Pa. Geo W. Hutchinson, Greensburg, Pa. Henry Harris, Haser, Pa. Chas. Hower, Johnstown, Pa. Richard Jones, Venetia, Pa. John D. Jones, Hastings, Pa. John N. King, Uniontown, Pa. John R. Lloyd, Patton, Pa. John Leap, Lilly, Pa. W. S. Lewis, East Palestine, Pa. Wm. Leckie, Loyal Hanna, Pa. John H. Lane, Friedens, Pa. W. H. Morris, Johnstown, Pa. Robt. Morris, Greensburg, Pa. Richard C. Morris, Carrolltown, Pa. Harry W. McKallip, Leechburg, Pa. Wm. Penn Morgan, Vintondale, Pa. Marshall G. Moore, Johnstown, Pa. Albert Prasser, Johnstown, Pa. I. G. Roby, Uniontown, Pa. George Robinson, Johnstown, Pa. Jos. S. Silliman, Altoona, Pa. Chas. H. Stewart, Hastings, Pa. James Staker, Lilly, Pa. Chas E. Sharpless, Windber, Pa. P. D. Sherwin, Karns City, Pa. Samuel Sheriwn, Sherwin, Pa. j. D. Wentling, Greensburg, Pa. Joseph Williams, Altoona, Pa. Albert J. Williams, Uniontown, Pa. A. L. Walker, Leechburg, Pa. J. B. Williams, Kimberly, Pa. B. G. Ware, Vintondale, Pa. W. L. Affelder, Mosgrove, Pa. E. H. Abraham. Uniontown, Pa. D. S. Altman, Scottdale, Pa. Jas. A. Amend, Uniontown. Pa. T. J. Altman, Masontown, Pa. Frank Buckley, Canonsburg, Pa. Jos. Baker, Smock, Pa. F. W. Boyne, New Slem, Pa. J. P. Brcnnan, Ronce, Pa. Edward Bailey, Uniontown, Pa. John W. Byers, Fairchance, Pa. John Clapperton, Jr., Moon Run, Ja. Peter AI. Connor, Jr., Woodville, Pa. W. S. Campbell, McDonald, Pa. J. H. Carroll, Uniontown, Pa. Thos. H. Claggette, 613 House Building, Pittsburg, Pa. David Clark, Greensburg, Pa. N. G Cameron, Claridge, Pa. F. W. Cunningham, Wilkinsburg, Pa. W. H. Clingerman, Scottdale, Pa. Thos. Evans, Uniontown, Pa. W. J. Eicher, Lement, Pa. H. N. Eavenson. Garry, McDowell Co., W. Va. J. P. Eddy, Claytonia, Pa. Peter Elias, Uniontown, Pa. W. E. Fohl, House Bldg., Pittsburg, Pa. G. W. Favor, Schmidt Bldg., Pitssburg. F. C. Fuller, Uniontown, Pa. L. W. Fogg, . Unontown, Pa. C. M. Gates, Adah. Pa. C. C. Godd, Uniontown, Pa. Jas. Greece, Bruce P. O., Indiana County, W. H. Gates, Ada, Pa. A. J. Hunt, Noblestown, Pa. Robt. Howard, Canonsburg, Pa. C. W. Hall, Turtle Creek, Pa. Samuel W. Henshaw, LTniontown. Pa. Wm. Hardy, Ocean Nor, Smithdale, Pa. J. B. Hogg. Scottdale, Pa. James Samuel W. II. Benjamin C. E. Hood, Henderson, Hart, Hagan. Holiday, New Uniontown, Scottdale, Comer, Haven. Smock, Pa. Pa. Smith Haxby, Sonman, Pa. James Henderson, Uniontown, Pa. L. W. Hicks, Leechburg, Pa. B. F. Jones, Uniontown, Pa. A. O. Jones, Greensburg, Pa. Adam Keil, 1214 Irwin Ave., Allegheny, Pa. L. L. Logan, Robertrlale, Pa. Robt. Lighburn, Banksville, Pa. Wm. Linsley, Woodville, Pa. iMathew Labin, L T niontown, Pa. J. H. Lynn, Uniontown, Pa. Geo. E. Laughne, Greensburg, Pa. Chester M. Lingle, Graceton, Pa. Walter Littlewood, Dunbar, Pa. Patrick Lock, Uniontown, Pa. W. J. Mollison, Scottdale. Pa. Robert Maize,, Manown, Pa. Robt. Maize, Jr., Sunnyside, Ta. Geo. L. Miller, Bitumin, Pa. John McClane, Irwin, Pa. Nathaniel McClure, Uniontown. Pa. Robt. McQuis, New Haven, Pa. Thos. Monaghan, Uniontown, Pa. L. C. Mechling, Uniontown, Pa. Wm. Mungall, Masontown, Pa. Patrick McQuaide, Lemont. Pa. H. H. Null, Greensburg, Pa. C. H. Oaks, Wm. O. Whiley, Masontown, Pa. Edward O. Toole, Uniontown, Pa. M. F. Pickard, New Salem, Pa. E. A. Park, Oliver, Pa. George Porter. Uniontown, Pa. Roger Rigby, Elizabeth, Pa. H. E. Reppert, Cadiz, Ohio. Frank Rogers, Jaren M. Rice, Garry, McDowell County, W. Va. John Simpson, Piny Fork, Ohio. Robt. Spence, Ehrenfeld, Pa. Robt. Shaw, Uniontown, Pa. Chas. Shank, Lemont, Pa. James J. Stoker. Dunbar, Pa. A. A. Straub, Scottdale, Pa. J. M. Simpson, Brownfield, Pa. 1. W. Seamens Uniontown, Pa. John Smcock, Sickesville, Jefferson Co., P. J. Tornay, New Haven. Pa. Harren Trimbarh, Brownfield, Pa. E. S. Wade, Midway, Pa. Harry Whye'l, LTniontown, Pa. John R. Watson, Coalport, Pa. Robt. Williams, Lemont, Pa. C. J. Warnock, West Leisenring, Pa. S. E. Wadworth, LTniontown, Pa. John Young, McDonald, l'a. L. C. Weldin, 604 Frick Bldg., Pittsburg. Wm. M. Kilmington, McDonald, Pa. Luke Shaw, Leckrone, Pa. Edward Soffit, Fitz Henry, Pa. Thos. Keighley, Uniontonw, Pa. Joseph Simpson, 188 R. R. Ave., Jersey City, N. J. Wm. H. Hammond, Philadelphia Co.. Pittsburg, Pa. W. T. Hoblitzell. Myersdale, Pa. Ed. McCune, 431 Fourth Ave., Pittsburg. Thos. Maher, 1512 Park Blgd., Pittsburg. Richard Clyde, Smithdale. Allegheny Co., W. H. Connor. Bradenville. Pa. John N. flood, Pittsburg, Pa. Edwin Williams, Latrobe, Pa. Wm. Bird, Export, Westmoreland Co., Pa. J. H. Bitts. Griffin, Pa. James L. Born, 7221 Hermitage St., Pittsburg, Pa. Frank B. Black, Myersdale, Pa. W. A. Luce. Pittsburg, Pa. J. C. Gaskill, Fairmont, W. Va. C. E. Gaskill, Montana, W. Va. John A. Thos. T. Albert Valentne E. City, Fourth G. R. D. Phillips, Harris, Aultman, Wise, Montgomery, Rudeer, N. Neeld, Ave.. Robnson, J. Finleyville, Uniontown, Adelaide, Pittsburg, Joint McKnight—Victory Fairmont, 188 Uniontown, P. R. Pa. O.. Pa. W. R. Pa. Ave., Va. Pa. Jersey Bldg., W. A. Stone, Hopwood, Pa. R. J. Foster, Scranton, Pa. James E. Roderick, Harrisburg, Pa. John Fulton, Johnstown, Pa. Prof. M. C. Ihlseny, State College, Pa. O. H. Kennedy, Uniontown, Pa. Harry H. Stoek, Scranton, Pa. F. C. Shellenberger, 4746 Howe St., Pittsburg, Pa. W. J. Lloyd, 479 Carry Ave., Wilkesbarre. Jordon Hemphrey, Masontown, Pa. Ed. McGrew, R. L. Martin, Jr., Pittsburg, Pa. Cyrus W. Perry, Sharon, Pa. C. E. Len hart, R. B. McDowell, Jos. Ainsley, Bunbar, Pa. Alex. McCanch, 232 Johnson Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. William Home, Oliver, Pa. John Havelicheck, Uniontown, Pa. George Whyel, Uniontown, Pa. William Duncan, Jr., Steubenville, Ohio. C. E. McCullough, Uniontown, Pa. W. S. McClay, Uniontown, Pa. A. M. Hustead, Uniontown, Pa. Alex. Montieth, Patton, Pa. Harrv Boyd, Lamberton, Pa. H. i\i. Crofford, Uniontown, Pa. T. A. Estep, Gormanvillc, Pa. J. E. Ashlev, Dunlo, Pa. L. V. Deloche. McDonald, Pa. Robt. Cole, 332 Fourth St., Phillipsburg, William Nesbit, Darrah, Pa. John M. Wolfe, New Alexander, Pa. Robt. Rex, Cosmus, Pa. Geo. W. Robinson, Dohnnon St., McKees Rocks, Pa. W. T. Lace, Fairmont City, Clarion Co., Edward H. Lace, New Bethlehem, Pa. M. E. Hanley, Punxsutawnv, Pa. New Members Elected December, 1304. Robt. Bycroft, Hyde Park,' Pa. Thos.W. G. L. Pearston, Dawson, Uniontown, Uniontown. Pa. Pa. J. W. Campbell, Leckrone, Pa. Albert Swift, Masontown. Pa. A. P. King, Edenboro, P.a H. W. Hunzinger, Leckrone, Pa. E. E. Girard, Ada, Pa. Geo. A Williams. Arrott Bldg., Pittsburg, W. W. Keefer, Pittsburg Coal Co.. John H. Jones, Pittsburg, Pa. R. B. McDowell, R. F. D., No. 1, Wilkinsburg, Pa- Hilton Thornlee. Rockwood, Pa. It. C. Hubbel, Newark, N. J. Ike Banm, Uniontown, Pa. J. M. Armstrong. Asst. Gen. Supt., Pittsburg Coal Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Alex. McCanch, Sr., Cheswick, Allegheny Co.. Pa. W. H. Morgan, Dunlo, Pa. R. Pardoe, Dunlo, Pa. Frank Pardoe, Beaverdale. Pa John H. McCloy, 212 Oakland Ave, Pittsburg, Pa. C. P. Byrne, 601 Boquet St, Carnegie. Hugh Ferguson, Carnegie, Pa. F. B. Dunbar. Imperial, Pa. James M. Callahan. Whitsett, Fayette Co, James Stevenson, Coal Centre, Pa. John M. Rayburn, 614 House Bldg, Pittsburg, Pa. G. M. Shoemaker, Cheswick, Pa. J. S. Nichol, Cheswick, Pa. George S. Baton, 1311 Keystone Bldg, Pittsburg, Pa. Everhart Bierer, Uniontown, Pa. L. C. Moore, Millholland & Sons, Pittsburg, Pa. J. Isaac Harry Frank C. Dixon. Baum, C. E. Hubble, Gibhart, 1515 Park 37 Latrobe, N. Bldg, J. R. Pa. Pittsburg, R. Ave, N Pa. J.
January, 1905 COAL AND TIMBER 13 "Coal and Timber" wishes everybody a happy and prosperous new year. Coal anb afonbfr PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY Coal and Timber Publishing Company 802 ARROT BUILDING, PITTSBURG, PA. C. W. SMITH, MANAGER GEO. A. WILLIAMS, EDITOR S. R. IRELAND, ADVERTISING MANAGER Communications relative to news of coal and timber lands, mines, shipments equipment, etc, as well as items of interest concerning owners, operators, shippers and officials, are invited and should be addressed to the Editor Coal and Timber. Checks, drafts and remittances and all matters pertaining to the business department should be addressed to COAL AND TIMBER PUBLISHING COMPANY Telephones—Bell, Court 2388; P. & A, Main 1790. SUBSCRIPTION S1 00 PER YEAR SINGLE COPY 10 CENTS ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION PITTSBURG, JANUARY, 1905 "COAL AND TIMBER" makes its initial bow and steps into the fieldof trade-journalism with confidence inspired by a realization of the usefulness and value which such a publication will be to the Pittsburg field. A review of coal and timber operations, mine news, shipments, markets and land transactions, with general, local and personal matters, is of particular concern to all parties interested directly or indirectly in the progress and development of these very important industries. Pittsburg is a centre for coal operators, shippers, engineers, mine supply and equipment companies, and enterprising capitalists seeking profitable investments, andit deserves to be represented by a journal that properly reports and exploits these various interests and covers the field thoroughly. New coal fieldsare so generally surfaced with valuable timber that the two products are naturally allied, and both are commonly included in the purchase of one tract of land. The established coal and timber interests of the Pittsburg field, which covers Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia and reaches Maryland, Virginia and Kentucky, especially the recent remarkable discoveries and developments in West Virginia, entitle this district to special attention. The aim of "COAL AND TIMBER" is to do this very important work and to so improve with each issue as to make itself more and more valuable to its subscribers and advertisers. To this end it most respectfully invites the co-operation of all interested parties, promising on its part to exert itself to the utmost to promote and conserve the interests of all. THINK IT OVER Who can compute the cost? W r e refer to the price this country has paid the past year as a penalty for the ruthless and wanton destruction of timber, and for the indifference and negligence which has allowed a bounteous sufficiency of water to run away from commercial, industrial and domestic utility. Count the cost of the drought. First: stagnation of river transportation; boats out of commission; crews idle; capital idle; property deteriorating; "nothing doing" in supplies; shortage of coal at all points from Cincinnati to New Orleans and throughout all the dependent territory— the consumers paying advanced prices. Second: mines and coke works cease operations; labor idle; capital idle; property deteriorating. Consumers paying higher prices for coal and coke, and paying higher prices for every article in the manufacture of which these two commodities are important factors, while every store which caters to the patronage of these wage earners, suffers, and the influence of "slack water" is felt in large retail stores and the great wholesale houses. Third: manufacturing plants are compelled to shut down, either for lack of water or because the water is so bad that it ruins their boilers, and manufacturer, laborer, merchant and banker all suffer financialloss. These three are merely first instances. Follow them through all their commercial, industrial, financial, social and political consequences, and count the cost. The remedy? It is at hand. It is comparatively easy of accomplishment, and, compared with the immense profits which the investment will pay, we as a nation must be blind to our own interests and criminally negligent in our duty to posterity,if we fail to act; act promptly and liberally. A Divine Providence, Nature's God, has ordained laws which we but imperfectly understand; butif we would only do our part to retain and properly utilize the abundant supply of water with which this valley is blessed in the course of a year, we should have a boating stage from headwaters to the gulf every day of the year, except for ice. Dams, locks and channels will do this. A judicious "Forestry Movement" backed by proper legislation will do the rest. "Count the cost", and then decide whether we are to profit by the lesson of seven months drought, or are we to endure even greater commercial and physical suffering each succeeding year. Continued neglect and indifference means stagnation, even death, to many industries, at a cost of millions of dollars. Prompt, well-advised action, means commercial and industrial life and prosperity. Shall we head the lesson? Compute the cost of neglect, estimate the profit,—the necessity,—of action. Congress ought to hear from YOU.
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