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(ill THE COAL TRADE BULLETIN.
sylvania, through its Scale Committee this day assembled,
do hereby demand from the United Mine
Workers of America of District No. 2. a general
deduction of 10 per cent, from the wages paid
under the scale agreement of April 20, 1912."
Mr. Rembrandt Peale was chairman of the wage
conference. The following operators were members
of the Scale Committee: Messrs. B. M.
Clark, Punxsutawney; Rembrandt Peale, New
York; R. A. Hatfield. Philadelphia; A. S. Brown,
Osceola .Mills; J. II. Fulford. DuBois; C. H. Langdon,
Huntingdon; Arthur M. Riddell, Altoona;
F. A. Hill. Pottsville; J. B. Irish, Philadelphia;
H. B. Douglas, Clearfield; YV*. R. Craig. St. Mary's;
F. H. Wigton, Philadelphia; I. A. Boucher, Beaverdale;
J. R. Caseley, DuBois; Horace A. Tompkins,
Portage.
Other members of the Central Pennsylvania
Operators' Association who were present, include:
Messrs. A. M. Dunsmoie, St. Benedict; B. E. Taylor,
Brockwayville; C. B. Maxwell. .Morrisdale;
\V. R. Wil'burn, Philipsburg; J. C. Forsyth, Clearfield;
Harry Boulton. Osceola Mills: Austin Blakeslee,
DuBois; Vernon F. Taylor, Brockwayville;
G. XV. Shillingford. Clearfield; A. K. Wright, Clearfield;
Frederic B. Kerr, Clearfield; L. W. Smith,
Penfield; C. C. Gadd, Sykesville; James Harvey,
DuBois; Harry Scott, Philipsburg, and Dwight C.
Morgan, Kittanning.
NEW ENTERPRISES
Moulton Coal Co., Scranton, Pa.; capital, $2(1,-
000; incorporators, Dwight J. Beardslee, Peckville,
Pa.; Clarence J. Woodruff, Scranton. Pa.;
Will C. Moulton, Norwich, N. Y.; XV. C. Moulton,
Hawley, Pa.
Pawnee Coal Co., Brookville, Pa.; capital, $50,-
000; incorporators, J. T. Armstrong. Kittanning,
Pa.; W. W. Henshey, Brookville. Pa., and C. C.
Chicester and William Chilcott, Brockwayville,
Pa.
Lincoln Coal Mining Corporation, Fairmont, W.
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The J. A. BRENNAN DRILLING CO.
Home Office, SCRANTON, PA.
Field Office, 30 Carson St., PITTSBURGH, PA.
Contrictors for DIAMOND DRILLING. OIL AND ARTESIAN WELL DRILLING
Va.; capital, $150,000; incorporators, J. H. Ritchie,
J. R. Burns, C. S. Windsor, W. C. Devanlt, and
C. L. Frost, all of Fairmont.
Letcher County Coal & Improvement Co., Whitesburg,
Ky.; capital, $100,000; incorporators, George
Hogg, Roxana; James P. Lewis, M. D. Lewis, and
J. H. Frazier, Whitesburg.
Strawn Coal Co., Fort Worth, Tex.; capital,
$500,000; incorporators, W. Burton, Paul Waples,
L. H. McKee, John L. Johnson, and A. Deffenbach,
all of Ft. Worth.
St. Paul Coal Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.; capital,
$5,000; incorporators, A. T. C. Gordon, Alexander
Black, Miles II. England, J. G. Buch and James
J. Nash, Pittsburgh.
Asher Coal Mining Co., Wasioto, Ky.; capital,
$593,000; incorporators, T. J. Asher, Robert Asher,
H. H. Asher, G. M. Asher, M. Brandenburg, and
A. J. Asher, Jr.
Skidmore Coal Co., Columbus, O.; capital, $10,-
U0(i; incorporators, William Skidmore, W. B.
Cockrell, Charles Beidenfeld, E. H. Hammond and
Nina A. McCoy.
Big Bend Coal Co., Viper, Ky.; capital, $50,000;
incorporators, .1. H. Justice, D. T. Rigby. C. H.
Barrowman. and B. F. Kaylor, all of Viper.
Overholt Bros., of Mt. Pleasant, Pa., have purchased
the interest of W. H. Cahagen, of Windber,
Pa., in a coal property at Habego, Pa., owned
jointly by them for $7(1,000.
Wanted—Situation-
Man (age thirty) fifteen years in general offices
of large Bituminous coal corporation, at present
assistant head bookkeeper, general knowledge of
accounting; would like to make a change.
Address P. L., care "THE COAL TRADE BULLETIN.
FOR SALE.
Sixteen hundred and fourteen acres (1614) of
eoal land in fee. Seven hundred and fifty (750)
acres coal under lease @ 6c royalty. Four (4)
operating mines on property, fully equipped. Situated
on the Kanawha River and main line of the
C. & O. R. R. in West Virginia. Expert report
shows that by an expenditure of fifteen thousand
($15,000) dollars this property can easily produce
fifty (50,000) thousand tons per month. Price,
three hundred and sixty ($360,000) thousand dollars.
($150,000 cash, and balance to suit ffi> 6 per
cent.) Must be sold before February 1, 1915.
Very finest quality of coal.
For further particulars, address
J. B. YATES,
327 Vine Street, Lexington, Kentucky.