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The King Knob Coal Co. has been incorpoiated
by W. A. Walker, W. A. Walker, Jr., and James
Phelps, with a capital of $150,000, to do a general
coal, coke and fuel business at Milwaukee.
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The Commercial Coal & Coke Co. has been incorporated
at Kansas City, Mo., with a capital of
$25,000, and succeeds to the business of the Commercial
Coal & Supply Co.
The Freeman Coal Co. is a new concern which
was organized and incorporated, with $50,000 paidin
capital stock, to engage in the coal business at
Binghamton, N. Y.
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Benedict, Downs & Co., wholesale and retail coal
dealers of New Haven, Conn., have incorporated,
with $50,000 capital stock. The name will remain
unchanged.
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At Crete, Neb., the Goodell Grain & Coal Co. has
been succeeded in business by the Hopkins-Goodell
Co., recently incorporated, with a capital of $25,-
000.
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John H. Lynch, a dealer of Albany, N. Y., has
taken his son into partnership, and the firm will
be known as John H. Lynch & Son.
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G. F. Trower, the implement and coal dealer of
Garber, Okla., has sold his Covington branch to
Woerz & Boepple.
C. B. Lamkin has succeeded to the business of
the Wheeler Grain & Coal Co., at Laurens, la., and
also at Ware, Ia.
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George Sutton has taken the management of the
business of the C. R. Smith Lumber & Coal Co., at
Table Rock, Neb.
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The Hartje Coal Co. has been organized at
Chicago with a capital of $10,000 to do a general
coal business.
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R. Hagelwood has given a bill of sale on his
coal business at Des Moines, la., to S. A. Hagelwood.
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The Updike Lumber & Coal Co. has been incorporated
at Omaha, with a capital stock of $100,000.
Milo Stark has sold his interest in the coal busi
ness of Milo Stark & Co. at Cripple Creek, Colo.
Searle & Chapin have purchased the coal business
of Norcross & Mahannah at Beatrice, Neb.
W. B. Rogers has been succeeded in business in
Olivett, la., by the Rogers Coal & Mining Co.
The Big Hill Fuel Co. has succeeded to the business
of the Big Hill Coal Co. at Lucas, Ia.
The Northport Lumber & Coal Co. is a new concern
in business at Northport, N. Y.
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The Kansas Fuel Co. has been incorporated.
with headquarters at Columbus, Kas.
.1. J. Harvey has purchased the coal business of
T. F. Marnane at Salt Lake City.
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J. W. Gilliland has purchased the fuel business
ot J. D. Mathias at Ottawa, la.
M. W. Wiley has succeeded to the coal business
of J. E. Palmer, at Norton, Kas.
W. T. Stout has sold his coal business at Mc­
Pherson, Kan., to T. R. Niles.
G. F. Fuchs has sold his coal business at Davenport.
Ia., to W. H. Claussen.
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R. P. Dethmers has sold his coal business at
Plessis, la., to E. Hill.
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M. L. Meek has sold his grain and coal business
at Ellsworth, Kas.
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C. C. Hubbard has sold his coal business at
The Ivy Leaf & Piper Coal Co. has filed articles Carthage, Mo.
of incorporation at Birmingham, Ala. Its capital
is $50,000.
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The miners employed at the Twin mines of the
William Fried, Jr., has purchased the coal and Coal Bluff Coal Co., in Green county, Ind., have
lumber business of the Baker Elevator Co. at Bee­ struck owing to a difference as to the number of
mer, Neb.
miners the machine operator should cut coal for.
The agreement between the miners and operators
F. C. Newcomb & Co. have sold their eoal busi­ of the Eleventh district stipulates that the maness
at Murray, Iowa, to the W. J. Dixon Lumchine operator should not cut coal for more than
ber Co.
twelve men.