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coal, to go up and down with the scale as before:<br />
Drivers $1.78<br />
Spike team drivers, 25c extra, and for each<br />
mule over two, 10c extra.<br />
Trackmen 2.69<br />
Trackmen helpers 1.70<br />
Trappers 931/0<br />
Brattice men 2.69<br />
Inside engineers 1,95<br />
Outside engineers 2.56<br />
Slope chainers 1.78<br />
Tail rope chainers 1.78<br />
Steam pumpers 1.78<br />
Furnace firemen 1.50<br />
Boiler firemen 1.85<br />
Slope repairmen 2.40<br />
Dumpers 1.52<br />
Scalers 1.52<br />
Tipple middleman 1.48<br />
Coupler 1.09<br />
Greaser 1.04<br />
Pin puller 1.64<br />
Railroad car loader 1.62%<br />
Ash roller 1.35<br />
Car repairer 2.471/.<br />
Machinist 2.49<br />
Blacksmith 2.96<br />
Blacksmith's helper 1.67<br />
Drummers 2.02<br />
Miners on company work 2.93<br />
Stableman 1.37%<br />
INDIANA MINE WORKERS HAVE<br />
$90,000 IN SUSPENDED BANK.<br />
The Vigo County National bank at Terre Haute,<br />
Ind., on which there had been a run for two days,<br />
closed its doors on June 28. A national bank examiner<br />
is investigating. Assets and liabilities<br />
were placed at $1,564,968.70 in the June 1 report.<br />
Cashier Conseman's shortage is said to be $250,000.<br />
The Indiana United Mine Workers had $90,000 on<br />
deposit in the bank and have been unable to get it.<br />
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 28).<br />
adjustable by the superintendent shall not cause<br />
a stoppage of work by the men, but shall be referred<br />
to the parties hereto for settlement.<br />
The foregoing agreement and arrangement to<br />
continue in force to the first day of April, 1906.<br />
In witness whereof, the respective parties hereunto<br />
have set their hands, the day and year first<br />
above written.<br />
(Signed) W. B. Wilson, Louis P. Miller, Patrick<br />
Gilday, David Estep, John Jenkins, Martin Gannon,<br />
J. P. O'Dea, John Fogerty, Robert McBlaine,<br />
F. J. Schultz, Jacob Wituski, William McLaughlin,<br />
Aug. M. Johnson, H. P. Cougan.<br />
THE <strong>COAL</strong> TRADE BULLETIN. 3!l<br />
GEORGE A. MAGOON LEAVES UNITED<br />
<strong>COAL</strong> CO. TO BE VICE PRESIDENT AND<br />
SALES MANAGER OF EIGHT OTHER CON<br />
CERNS IS SUCCEEDED BY F. B. LOCK<br />
HART.<br />
Mr. Ge<strong>org</strong>e A. Magoon has left the United Coal<br />
Co. of Pittsburgh to become vice-president and<br />
general manager of sales of the following affiliated<br />
interests: Pittsburgh & Westmoreland Coal Co..<br />
Shoenberger Coal Co., Hazel Kirk Gas Coal Co..<br />
Penn Manor Shaft Co., Blaine Coal Co., Deckers<br />
Creek Coal & Coke Co., Great Lakes Coal Co. and<br />
Preston Coal Co., all with headquarters in Pittsburgh.<br />
Mr. F. B. Lockhart takes charge of the<br />
office resigned by Mr. Magoon in the United Coal<br />
Co. Mr. Magoon is well known as one of the<br />
most able sales managers in the trade. Mr. Lockhart<br />
has been associated with Mr. Magoon in the<br />
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Who becomes Vice President and General Manager of<br />
Sales for an Importaut New Family of Producing Interests.<br />
sales department of the United Coal Co. for years<br />
and is well qualified to succeed him.<br />
The first five of the affiliated concerns with<br />
which Mr. Magoon has become associated are<br />
producers and shippers of Youghiogheny and Westmoreland<br />
gas coal and the others of steam coal<br />
with some facilities for coking, which are to be<br />
extended. Mr. H. A. Kuhn, who engineered the<br />
opening of the modern plant of the Blaine Coal<br />
Co., is now the head of the operating departments
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