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house, Foster Cook, S. V. Alwine, H. S. Laughlin,
J. Leonard, Mike McCartney, E. C. Taylor, W. A.
Kull, R. Heaner, J. H. Hutchinson, T. Sigafors,
XV. .McDonald, C. S. Benford. J. E. Potts, J. W.
Smith. Steve Wassilshuck, B. Blythestone, J. Weinschenker,
J. C. Potts, W. W. Laughlin, H. T.
Knight. J. G. Wilson, R. Z. Beacom, Martin Shopsky,
John Kane, Michael Adams, Peter Law-son,
Harvey Taylor, Patrick Britt, Thomas Steiner,
Peter Rhoades, Charles Bytheway, A. M. Stevens,
R. Brubaker, John Mackey, H. L. Mears, George
Weightman, Robert Weightman, J. C. Schrader,
E. J. Howell, G. E. Sisley, J. A. Willis, G. N.
Brinker, John Clancy, Louis Albion. Jos. Marks,
and William Nisbet.
THE COAL TRADE BULLETIN.
Total 364,937
The engagement is announced of .Mr. Percy C.
Madeira, Jr., of Madeira, Hill & Co., of Philadelphia,
and Miss Margaret Carey, a prominent society
woman of Baltimore, Md.
IDLE CARS SHOW SLIGHT DECREASE.
The report of the American Railway association
Mr. D. C. Bottling is the new commissioner of issued Feb. 7, giving the car surplussages and
the Operators' association of the state of Washing­ shortages, shoyvs:
ton. He formerly was state coal mine inspector. Surplussages:
Mr. John D. Galloyvay has been appointed assistant
provincial mineralogist, for British Columbia,
w-ith headquarters in Victoria.
Mr. M. D. Kirk has been appointed chief engineer
of the Davis Coal & Coke Co. with office at Cumberland,
Md., effective Feb. 9.
Mr. William R. Wilson, general manager for the
Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co., has been ill at his
home in Fernie, B. C.
VIRGINIAN SHIPMENTS.
Coal shipments over the Virginian railway in
tons for the month of December, 1913, were:
Coal: Net Tons.
Kanawha, Glen Jean & Eastern R. R 35,670
New River Collieries Co 32,787
E. E. White Coal Co 31,274
Slab Fork Coal Co 28,219
Loup Creek Colliery Co 25,593
E. E. White Coal Co 19,363
Gulf Smokeless Goal Co 18,578
Pemberton Coal & Coke Co 17,584
MacAlpin Coal Co 17,323
Winding Gulf Colliery Co 14,667
Raleigh Coal & Coke Co 12,069
PERSONAL
a Mr. T. H. Tinney, for seven years member of
the State Board of Mine Examiners, and former
foreman at Docina mine, has succeeded Inspector
W. R. Ray in tbe Fourth district of Alabama.
Chief State Mine Inspector Nesbitt made public
the change in the present corps of mine inspectors
Feb. 3, Mr. Tinney having taken charge Feb. 1.
New River Collieries Co
Lon Branch Coal Co
The New River Co
Bailey Wood Coal Co
Gulf Coal Co
Sullivan Coal & Coke Co
Lynwin Coal Co
The New River Co
The Nev,' River Co
Pemberton Coal & Coke Co
The New River Co
10,822
10,192
9,989
8,852
8,828
7,530
5,433
5,408
4,975
4,784
4,693
It was announced at th_ offices of the Pennsyl­ The New River Co 4,240
vania Coal & Coke Corporation at Patton, Pa., Feb. The New River Co 3,830
4, that Mr. H. C. Yerger, superintendent of the Meade Pocahontas Coal & Coke Co 3,407
company's operations has r*.*signed and will be suc­ Sugar Creek Coal & Coke Co 3,347
ceeded by Mr. A. L. Sommerville of Arcadia, In­ The New River Co 3,128
diana county.
The New River Co 2,981
Tbe New River Co
Mr. Robert B. Maloney has been appointed gen­ Woodpeck Coal Co
eral superintendent of the mines of the Davis Coal Pemberton Fuel Co
& Coke Co., with offices at Thomas, W. Va., in the Mount Hope Coal & Coke Co
place of Mr. Harry Sharp, yvho resigned to enter City Coal Co
business for himself.
2,684
2,624
2,313
1,655
95
Feb. 1, 1914 211,960
Jan. 15, 1914 217,274
Feb. 1, 1913 62,045
Shortages:
Feb. 1, 1914 2,282
Jan. 15, 1914 2,385
Feb. 1. 1913 24,785
These figures show a net surplus of 209,670 cars
compared with 214,889 Jan. 15 and 37,260 cars a
year ago.