1945 Anthracite Annual Report Districts 19 - 25 [Adobe pdf - 9148Kb]

Operators and CollieriesCountyShipped to marketBy: railroadDistrict 23 -- 1945Production - Net TonsSol dt olocaltradeBytruck :Used atcollieryfor steamand heatPound sblackTotal powde rproduction : use dPoundsdynamit eusedChapman 8 ReillyLogan No. 2 Columbia 9,025 9,025(a) 25,000 246 7Dragondale Coal Co .Breaker Northumberland 11,564 9,282 365 21,211(b) 282 4 9Greco Coal Co .Breaker Northumberland 4,800 4,800 268 1 8Hillside Coal Co.Breaker Schuylkill 6,700 6,700(c) 67 9Exchange Coal Co .Breaker Northumberland 8,000 8,000 259 8Mahanoy Coal Mining Co .Centralia Columbia 155,166 250 155,416(d) 18,017 325 272 93Philadelphia B Readin gCoal 8 Iron Co .Alaska Northumberland 294,434 18,563 20,200 2,658 335,855 18,575 144,975 274 738 3Locust Gap Northumberland 579,082 35,470 39,281 11,555 665,388 332,050 185,725 273 1,212 5Locust Gap #28 Stripping Northumberland 54,608 - - - 54,608 291,300 - 126 50 -Locust Gap #64 Stripping Northumberland 2,399 2,399 14,500 16 2 5Locust Gap #11 Bank Northumberland 56,561 56,561 - 294 3 -Locust Summit Breaker Northumberland - - - 276 274 1Merriam Stripping Northumberland 1,580 1,580 - 10 3 -Monitor Stripping Northumberland 346,289 346,289 1,607,650 273 226Independents Northumberland 20,201 - - - 20,201 17,875 - 276 34 -Potts Columbia 218,719 19,629 24,197 48,208 310,753 420,873 35,325 273 700 3Reliance Northumberland 277,121 19,780 17,550 8,952 323,403 87,600 67,925 273 640 1Reliance #30 Stripping Northumberland 16,424 - - - 16,424 88,000 - 50 36 -Reliance #48 Stripping Northumberland 10,853 - - - 10,853 12,700 - 44 24 -Total 1,878 .271 93,442 101,228 71,373 2,144,314 2 .891 .123 433,950 3,965 13Richards Coal Mining Co .Sayre Northumberland 46,749 46,749 8,000 3,200 272 42Sayre Bank Northumberland 47,150 47,150 - - 70 8Logan Creek Stripping Northumberland 12,978 - 12,978 22,000 - 86 12Independents Northumberland 13,815 - 13,815 - 5,400 - 272 15Total 120,692 120 L692 351400 3,200 77Poundspermssibleexplo -sine susedDay sworkedEmployesDJNFatalaccidents