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42 THE COAL TRADE BULLETIN.
Hill Crest Coal & Coke Co., Montreal, Can.; capital,
$500,000; incorporators, Rufus H. Pope, G. W.
Fowler, M. P. Davis, William Farewell, R. A.
Pringle, Cornwall, and C. P. Hill.
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Russellville Anthracite Coal Mining Co., Russellville,
Ark.; capital, $350,000; incorporators, D. L.
Quirk, William Hay, F. A. Todd. C. E. King, D. C.
Griffin, William H. Smith, C. D. Martin.
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Cranberry Fuel Co., Beckley, W. Va.; capital.
$500,000; incorporators, H. P. Thomas. R. F. Patterson,
Percy H. Henry, B. W. Fordham and Clarence
J. Henry, all of Fayette, W. Va.
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Hinsch Coal & Coke Co., Cincinnati; capital,
$60,000; incorporators. Chapman R. Hinsch,
Charles A. Hinsch, William A. Hinsch, Harry L.
Wilson and John J. Cowe.
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Tri-State Coal Co., Pittsburgh; capital, $150,000;
incorporators. H. Fred Mercer, Emma Sudowsky,
Edith Boyd, William 0. Sprout and Carl Vandevort,
all of Pittsburgh.
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Cardiff Coal Co., Latrobe, Pa.; capital, $250,000;
incorporators, Marcus W. Saxmen, H. G. Buterbaugh,
Charles A. Flohr, A. D. Baker, Frank Kirkpatrick,
Latrobe.
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Crocket Coal Co., Birmingham, Ala.; capital,
$10,000; incorporators, Roy C. and Horace L.
Gould, Paul T. Williams, T. C. Hand and G. D.
Sims.
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Bowie Coal Co., Denton. Texas; capital, $50,000;
incorporators, J. W. Ripy, J. B. Schmitz, J. E.
Kimbrough, O. B. Ripy, J. B. Walker.
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Michigan-Illinois Coal Co., Owosso, Mich.; capital,
$30,000; incorporators, A. D. Whiting. La
Verne Thompson, and others.
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Universal Ideal Coal Co.. Portland, Me.; capital,
$1,000,000; incorporators, J. C. Trahan, M. W.
Baldwin, W. W. Baldwin.
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Coal Creek Coal Co.. Denver, Colo.; capital.
$125,000; incorporators, John Hjelm, Harry H.
Brower, John King.
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E. O. Fellows Coal Co., Minneapolis; capital,
$100,000; incorporators, E. O. Fellows, W. C. Holton,
F. B. Fresman.
McCormick Coal Co., Omaha, Neb.; capital, $80,-
0O0; incorporators, G. W. Megeath, W. B. McCormick.
C. H. O'Neill.
Phoenix Coal & Mining Co., Cornell; capital.
$100,000; incorporators, A. V. Roden, J. H. Gaylord,
C. T. Baker.
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Central Coal Co.. South Berwick, Me.; capital,
$1,000,000; incorporators, C. V. Hobbs, F. A. Hobbs
and others.
Illinois Coal Company Suspends.
The Manufacturers' Coal Co.. of Du Quoin, one
of the largest coal companies in Southern Illinois,
has issued a formal announcement, advising all
employes of its three Jupiter mines of the suspension
of operations for an indefinite period.
More than 500 men, with a monthly pay roll of
$20,000, are affected. The company announces
that it has taken this step as a last resort to
avoid the disastrous results produced throughout
the country by the low market price of coal.
New York CS, Cleveland Annual Report.
At the annual meeting of the New York & Cleveland
Gas Coal Co.. the following directors were
chosen: John A. Bell. W. R. Woodford, George T.
Oliver. A. W. eMllon, Henry R. Rea. J. B. L. Hornberger.
W. Hamilton Brunt, F. M. Wallace and
George Z. Hosack. On reorganizing the board Mr.
Hosack was elected president; Mr. Woodward,
vice-president; Mr. Brunt, treasurer; Mr. Wallace,
assistant treasurer, and C. C. Kochendorfer, secretary.
The annual meeting of the Turtle Creek &
Allegheny River Railroad, which operates about
the coal company's properties, was held at the
same time. The directors chosen were Messrs.
Rea. Woodford. Hornberger, Wallace, Brunt and
Hosack.
Maryland Coal Company's Report.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Maryland Coal Co. was held in New York on February
7. The retiring board was re-elected. The
production of the mines of the company for the
year was 322,079 tons. The statement of profits
and surplus for the year ended December 31 shows
the net profits were $276,456 and the surplus
$116,257. a decrease in each case of $524,232.
The mine workers of the Pittsburgh district
have decided to build a $2,500 monument for the
victims of the Harwick disaster and several artists
have been invited to submit designs.