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54 THE COAL TRADE BULLETIN.
Low One-Way Fares South and Southwest. Coal washing apparatus, John Anderson. Peoria,
ill.; S01.703.
Special Settlers' Excursions via Pennsylvania Lines
Coal washing apparatus. R. L. Martin, Jr.. Pit.sburgh,
assignor to Pittsburgh Coal Washer Co.,
same place; 801,803.
Coal drill, C. W. Cowell. Novinger, Mo.; 801,853.
November 7th and 21st reduced one-way Settlers'
excursion tickets will be sold via Pennsylvania
Lines to points in Alabama. Florida, Georgia, Kentucky.
Louisiana, Mississippi. North Carolina,
South Carolina. Tennessee and Virginia. For full
information regarding fares, time of trains, etc..
apply to Local Ticket Agent of Pennsylvania Lines,
or J. K. Dillon. District Passenger Agent. 515 Park
building, Pittsburgh, Pa.
RECENT COAL TRADE PATENTS.
The following recently granted patents of interest
to the coal trade, are reported expressly for
Tin: COAI. TRADE BULLETIN by J. M. Nesbit, patent
attorney. Park building, Pittsburgh, Pa., from
whom printed copies may be procured ior 15 cents
each:
Method of and apparatus for treating coal, ores
and other minerals for draining them of water,
Fritz Baum. Heme, Germany; 801,204.
Combination miners' candlestick and match safe,
J. B. Lindahl, Colorado Springs. Colo.; 801,465.
Coal cutting machine, W. E. Garforth. Richard
Sutcliffe anu William Buxton, Wakefield. Endland;
801,583.
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M. M. COCHRAN, President.
W. HARRY BROWN, Vice President.
Coal or ore loader, W. C. Whitcomo, Chicago;
801.948.
Coal drill, W. H. Clarkson, Edwards Station, 111.;
802,197.
Apparatus for mining (2), Ralph Baggaley,
Pittsburgh; 802,348 and 802,349.
Bit socket for coal drills, J. S. Lime, Pittsburg,
Kan.; 802, 401.
Miner's pick. F. N. Wilson, Cripple Creek, Colo.;
S02.541.
Car for receiving mateiial resulting from a
blasting operation, i\ H. Proske, Denver. Colo.;
802,783.
Miner's candlestick, T. W. Conklin, Mullan, Ida.;
802,799.
The separation of coa!, by washing, from the
various impurities with which it occurs, depends
on the respective specific gravities of the various
substances. The sp. gr. of bituminous coal is
1.35; that of slate and ordinary rock about 2.7,
and of iron pyrite 5.
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JOHN H. WURTZ, Sec'y ard Treas.
J. S. NEWMYER, General Manager.
WASHINGTON GOAL & COKE COMPANY,
GENERAL OFFICE, DAWSON, FAYETTE COUNTY, PA.
YOUGHIOGHENY
COAL,
STEAM, GAS, COKING.
5,000 TONS, DAILY CAPACITY.
INDIVIDUAL CARS.
CONNELLSVILLE
COKE,
FURNACE, FOUNDRY, CRUSHED.
SHIPMENTS VIA B. 4. O. R. R., AND P. & L. E. R. R. AND CONNECTIONS.
SALES OFFICE : PITTSBURGH, PA.
N. P. HYNDMAN, Sales Agent.
H. R. HYNDMAN, Asst. Sales Agent.
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