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NEW PUBLICATIONS BUREAU OF MINES.
List 26.—February, 1914.
BULLETINS.
Bulletin 58. Fuel-briquetting investigations,
July, 1904, to July, 1912, by C. L. Wright. 1913.
277 pp., 21 pis., 3 figs.
Bulletin 60. Hydraulic mine filling; its use in
the Pennsylvania anthracite fields; a preliminary
report, by Charles Enzian. 1913. 78 pp., 9 pis.,
11 figs
TECHNICAL PAPERS.
Technical Paper 39. The inflammable gases in
mine air, by G. A. Burrell and F. M. Seibert. 1913.
24 pp., 2 figs.
Technical Paper 58. The a'tion of acid mine
water on the insulation of electical conductors;
a preliminary report, by H. H. Clark ancl L. C.
Ilsley. 1913. 26 pp., 1 fig.
Technical Paper 61. Metal-mine accidents in
tlie United States during the calendar year 1912,
compiled by A. H. Fay. 1913. 78 pp., 1 fig.
Technical Paper 66. Mud-laden fluid applied to
well drilling, by J. M. Pollard ancl A. G. Heggem.
1914. 78 pp., 12 figs.
The Bureau of Mines has copies of these publi­
cations for free distribution, but cannot give more
than one copy of the same bulletin to one person.
Requests for all papers cannot be granted without
satisfactory reason. In asking for publications,
please order them by number and title. Applica­
tions should be addressed to tlie Director of the
Bureau of Mines, Washington, D. C.
The Greenwich Coal & Coke Co., Latrobe, Pa..
has filed notice of an increase of its indebtedness
from nothing to $850,000, with the secretary of
internal affairs at Harrisburg, Pa.
THE COAL TRADE BULLETIN. 63
NEW MEXICO COAL PRODUCTION IN 1913.*
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain &
Pacific Co
Victor American Fuel Co
Diamond Coal Co
Carthage Fuel Co
New Mexico & Colorado Coal &
Mining Co
Estate of L. Lewishon
Gallup-Southwestern Coal Co..
Albuquerque & Carrillos Coal Co.
Coal companies producing less
than 5,000 tons each
Companies not producing In 1913
Total bituminous
Estate of L. Lewishon (anthra­
cite)
1913.
1,412,694
506,839
157,737
45,601
32,510
23,122
21,065
9,777
8,000
5,610
15,200
3,604,229
29,988
3,634,217
1912.
396,248
464,686
196,923
39,121
12,655
8,450
1,740
1.6U0
324
1.121.747
1.121.747
•Compiled from statistics fumis hed by Iters II. Beddow,
Plate yiine Inspector.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN SHIPMENTS.
The following is the coal and coke tonnage of the
Norfolk & Western railway for the month of Janu­
ary. 1914:
Districts. Total Coal. Coke.
Pocahontas 9S8.S63 76,762
Tug River 231,842
Thacker 261,148
Kenova 81,480
Totals 1,563,333 76,762
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