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58 THE COAL TRADE BULLETIN.
COAL PRODUCTION OF IOWA FOR FISCAL
YEAR ENDING WITH JANUARY 31, 1913.
FIRST DISTRICT.
W. E. Holland, Mine Inspector, Albia, Iowa.
Tons Average
County. of Coal Number
Produced, of Employes.
Appanoose 1,164,377 3,766
*Monroe (Part) 1,535,136 2,206
Wayne 83,915 245
Lucas 13.25S 37
Taylor 5,820 36
Page 5,200 25
Adams 6,083 30
Total 2.S13.7S9 6,345
SECOND DISTRICT.
R. T. Rhys, Mine Inspector, Ottumwa, Iowa.
*Monroe (Part 1,079,266 2,162
Mahaska 534,517 944
Jasper 294,754 584
Marion 213,070 520
Wapello 190,44S 474
Van Buren 13,006 45
Keokuk 4,624 14
Warren 4,600 12
Jefferson 2,583 16
Davis 840 6
Total 2,337,70S 4,777
*Note that part of Monroe county is in the First
district and part in the Second district. To get
the total tonnage and total employes combine that
given for Monroe county in the two districts.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Edward Sweeney, Mine Inspector, Des Moines, la.
Polk 1,464,300 2,595
Dallas 511,211 914
Boone 219,482 805
Webster 50,800 148
Guthrie 9,467 61
Greene 8,500 36
Scott 500 4
Total 2,264,260 4,563
TOTAL PRODUCTION FOR STATE FOR FISCAL YEAR.
First district 2.S13.789 6,345
Second district 2,337.708 4,777
Third district 2,264,260 4,563
Total 7,415,757 15,685
Coal production of state for 1912.. 6,820,82S tons.
Coal production for slate for 1913.. 7.415,757 tons.
Gain in production for 1913. 594,929 tons.
Number of mines in First district 87
Number of mines in Second district 100
*Number of mines in Third district 63
*Gypsum mines which have recently been added
to the Third district not counted.
Fatal and non-fatal accidents occurring in and
around the mines of Iowa for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1913:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Number fatal accidents 10
Number non-fatal accidents 53
SECONU DISTRICT.
Number fatal accidents 9
Number non-fatal accidents 52
THIRD DISTRICT.
Number fatal accidents 5
Number non-fatal accidents 71
PENNSYLVANIA COAL PRODUCTION
IN 1913 BY DISTRICTS.
TENTH ANTHRACITE.
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Co 1,831,656
Susquehanna Coal Co 1,679.116
West End Coal Co 631,255
Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Coal Co., Wanamie
colliery 562,151
Alden Coal Co 300,488
E. S. Stackhouse Coal Co 47,089
Total 5,051,755
FIRST BITUMINOUS DISTRICT.
JAMES J. WALSH, Inspector.
Ellsworth Collieries Co 1,S82,305
Pittsburgh-Westmoreland Coal Co 1.711,465
Monongahela River Consolidated Coal &
Coke Co 932,740
Star Coal Co 221,863
Ollett Brothers Coal Co 112,171
Carnegie Coal Co 75,595
Total 4,876,139
ALEX. MCCANCH, Inspector.
At the annual meeting of the Pittsburgh Coal
Exchange Captain XV. B. Rodgers was re-elected
president. Other officers elected are: A. B. Shepherd,
vice president; J. Frank Tilley, secretary
and treasurer; W. B. Rodgers, John C. Neff, G. W.
Thomas, J. D. O'Neil, E. Davidson. John W. Hubbard,
Oscar F. Barrett and H. P. McCue. directors;
and W. B. Rodgers, C. C. Bunton, Warren Elsey,
A. H. Stolzenbach, James Moren, J. G. Greegen and
J. Frank Tilley, executive committee.