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The King Knob Coal Co. has been incorpoiated<br />
by W. A. Walker, W. A. Walker, Jr., and James<br />
Phelps, with a capital of $150,000, to do a general<br />
coal, coke and fuel business at Milwaukee.<br />
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The Commercial Coal & Coke Co. has been incorporated<br />
at Kansas City, Mo., with a capital of<br />
$25,000, and succeeds to the business of the Commercial<br />
Coal & Supply Co.<br />
The Freeman Coal Co. is a new concern which<br />
was <strong>org</strong>anized and incorporated, with $50,000 paidin<br />
capital stock, to engage in the coal business at<br />
Binghamton, N. Y.<br />
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Benedict, Downs & Co., wholesale and retail coal<br />
dealers of New Haven, Conn., have incorporated,<br />
with $50,000 capital stock. The name will remain<br />
unchanged.<br />
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At Crete, Neb., the Goodell Grain & Coal Co. has<br />
been succeeded in business by the Hopkins-Goodell<br />
Co., recently incorporated, with a capital of $25,-<br />
000.<br />
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John H. Lynch, a dealer of Albany, N. Y., has<br />
taken his son into partnership, and the firm will<br />
be known as John H. Lynch & Son.<br />
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G. F. Trower, the implement and coal dealer of<br />
Garber, Okla., has sold his Covington branch to<br />
Woerz & Boepple.<br />
C. B. Lamkin has succeeded to the business of<br />
the Wheeler Grain & Coal Co., at Laurens, la., and<br />
also at Ware, Ia.<br />
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Ge<strong>org</strong>e Sutton has taken the management of the<br />
business of the C. R. Smith Lumber & Coal Co., at<br />
Table Rock, Neb.<br />
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The Hartje Coal Co. has been <strong>org</strong>anized at<br />
Chicago with a capital of $10,000 to do a general<br />
coal business.<br />
THE <strong>COAL</strong> TRADE BULLETIN. 19<br />
R. Hagelwood has given a bill of sale on his<br />
coal business at Des Moines, la., to S. A. Hagelwood.<br />
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The Updike Lumber & Coal Co. has been incorporated<br />
at Omaha, with a capital stock of $100,000.<br />
Milo Stark has sold his interest in the coal busi<br />
ness of Milo Stark & Co. at Cripple Creek, Colo.<br />
Searle & Chapin have purchased the coal business<br />
of Norcross & Mahannah at Beatrice, Neb.<br />
W. B. Rogers has been succeeded in business in<br />
Olivett, la., by the Rogers Coal & Mining Co.<br />
The Big Hill Fuel Co. has succeeded to the business<br />
of the Big Hill Coal Co. at Lucas, Ia.<br />
The Northport Lumber & Coal Co. is a new concern<br />
in business at Northport, N. Y.<br />
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The Kansas Fuel Co. has been incorporated.<br />
with headquarters at Columbus, Kas.<br />
.1. J. Harvey has purchased the coal business of<br />
T. F. Marnane at Salt Lake City.<br />
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J. W. Gilliland has purchased the fuel business<br />
ot J. D. Mathias at Ottawa, la.<br />
M. W. Wiley has succeeded to the coal business<br />
of J. E. Palmer, at Norton, Kas.<br />
W. T. Stout has sold his coal business at Mc<br />
Pherson, Kan., to T. R. Niles.<br />
G. F. Fuchs has sold his coal business at Davenport.<br />
Ia., to W. H. Claussen.<br />
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R. P. Dethmers has sold his coal business at<br />
Plessis, la., to E. Hill.<br />
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M. L. Meek has sold his grain and coal business<br />
at Ellsworth, Kas.<br />
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C. C. Hubbard has sold his coal business at<br />
The Ivy Leaf & Piper Coal Co. has filed articles Carthage, Mo.<br />
of incorporation at Birmingham, Ala. Its capital<br />
is $50,000.<br />
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The miners employed at the Twin mines of the<br />
William Fried, Jr., has purchased the coal and Coal Bluff Coal Co., in Green county, Ind., have<br />
lumber business of the Baker Elevator Co. at Bee struck owing to a difference as to the number of<br />
mer, Neb.<br />
miners the machine operator should cut coal for.<br />
The agreement between the miners and operators<br />
F. C. Newcomb & Co. have sold their eoal busi of the Eleventh district stipulates that the maness<br />
at Murray, Iowa, to the W. J. Dixon Lumchine operator should not cut coal for more than<br />
ber Co.<br />
twelve men.