MINING INSPE - Maryland...No. 5 Franklin 25 Westernport Coal Co Frankliii 26 Phoenix & Georges Creek Coal Co Franklin 2728.... Hampshire Coal Co., No. 2 Reyllolds Hampshire Coal Co.,

ANNUAL RE.OF THE

MINING INSPEOF THE

STATE OF MARYLAND

Under the Supervision of the State Board of Labor and

CHAS. J. FOX, Chairman

From May 1st, 1920, to May 1st, 1921

/JriTO

HON. ALBERT C. RITCHIEGOVERNOR OF MARYLAND

Comp1ments of FRANK T. POWERS

State Mine Inspector

Pre,s of 20th Century Printfng Co.

404.406 W. Redwood Street

Batfimore, Md.

LETTER OF TRANSMIIII'AL.

is Excellency,HON. ALBERT C. RITCHIE,

Governor of Maryland:Sir—I have the honor to submit herewith my Second Annu:

Report as State Mine Inspector for Allegany and Garrett Countifor the period from May 1, 1920, to May 1, 1921, in compliance wthe requirements of the Mining Laws of the State of Maryland.

Respectfully yours,

FRANK T. POWERS,Mining Inspector.

REPORT OF STATE MINE INSPECTOR

To His Excellency,Hon. Albert C. Ritchie,

Governor of Maryland:Sir—The report herewith submitted is for the period from May

1, 1920, to May 1, 1921, being my second annual report, whichembraces the Forty-fifth Annual Report upon the conditions of thecoal and clay mines within the State.

The report from the various mining operations throughout theState show the tonnage to be as follows:

1920. 1921.

PickMachine

Total

2,671,246294,112

3,041,980437,173

2,965,358 3,479,153

The above shows an increase of 513,795 tons during the year1921.

ALLEGANY COUNTY PRODUCTION

During the year ending May 1, 1921, Allegany County employed2,626 miners, 354 drivers, 569 inside laborers and 664 outsidelaborers,. making a total of 4,213 men, being an increase of 47 mencompared with the previous year.

The produetion of coal for Allegany County for the year endingMay 1, 1921, was 2,635,365 tons, showing an increase of 475,077tons over 1920. It also shows a production of 1,003 tons for eachminer employed during the year 1921.

GARRETT COUNTY PRODUCTIONDuring the year ending May 1, 1921, Garrett County employed

852 miners, 116 drivers, 191 outside laborers and 167 inside laborers,making a total of 1,326 men, which is an increase of 265 men com-pared with the previous year.

The production of coal for Garrett County for the year endingMay 1, 1921, was 789,069 tons, which is an increase of 34,668 tonsover 1920. It also shows a production of 926 tons for each mineremployed during the year 1921.

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2 MINE INSPECTOR'S ANNUAL REPORT, 1920-192L

FIRE CLAY PRODUCTIONDuring the year ending May 1, 1921, the clay mines in Allegany

County employed 72 miners, 14 drivers, 43 outside employes and 20inside employes, making a total of 149 men, showing a decrease of3 men, compared with the previous year.

The production of clay for Allegany County for 1921 was 54,719tons, showing an increase of 4,050 tons over 1920. It also shows aproduction of 760 tons of clay for each miner employed during theyear 1921.

TONNAGE PER FATALITYIn Allegany County for the year 1920-1921 there was 439,227tons of coal produced for each fatal accident, while in GarrettCounty for the same year there was 789,069 tons of coal produced

for each fatal accident.

MARYLAND MINE INSPECTORSPETER CAIN,

From May, 1874, to May, 1876.OWEN RIORDAN,

From May, 1876, to May, 1880.THOMAS BROWN,

From May, 1880, to May, 1884.DENNIS SHERIDAN,

From May, 1884, to May, 1886.CHARLES H. HAMMJL,

From Sept., 1886, to May, 1888.R. T. BROWNING,

From May, 1888, to May, 1892.F. J. McMAHON,

From May, 1892, to May, 1896.OTTO HOHING,

From May, 1896, to May, 1898.ALEXANDER RANKIN,

From May, 1898, to May, 1900.

JAMES P. CARROLL,From May, 1900, to May, 1904.

THOMAS MURPHY,From May, 1904 to May, 1908.

JOHN H. DONAHUE,From May, 1908, to May, 1912.

WILLIAM WALTERS,From May, 1912, to May, 1916.

JOHN L. CASEY,From May, 1916, to March, 1918.

JOHN POWERS,From April, 1918, to June, 1918.

FRANK POWERS,From June, 1918, to Sept. 1918.

LAWRENCE DUNN,From Sept., 1918, to Aug., 1919.

FRANK POWERS,From Aug., 1919, to May, 1921.

FRANK POWERS.

1920Aug.

9....10....11....12....13....14....16....17....18....19....

20-21....23....24....25....26....27....28....0.31....

Sept.

3....4....7....8....9....

10....11....13....14....15....16....17....18....20....21....22....23....24....25....27...28....29....30....

3....5....6....7....8....9....

11....12....13....14....15....1&...18....19....20....21....23....25....

MINE INSPECTOR'S ANNUAL REPORT, 1920-1921.

TABLE OF MINE INSPECTIONS

CumberlandBarrelivilleZihimanEckhartZihimanMonte!!

Mt. SavageMonte!!ZihimanZihimanZihiman

DodsonPotomac ManorDodsonEckliartEckhartFrank!inBartonMt. SavageBarre!lsvi!!e

Brown ShaftReyno!dsVindexMt. SavageReyno!dsL on coringLordLonaconingLonaconingLonaconingLord

LonaconingHoff manHoffmanFran kB nReyno!dsMid!othianMt. SavageFrostbu rgWesternportWesernportWesternportCumber!andCumber!andMt. SavageMt. SavageJennings

LonaconingLonaconingLord-Brown Shaft

and HoffmanLordMidlothianMid!othianMidlothianMonte!!

Moscow & BartonC!areysvi!leShaft

3

Date. Name of Company and Mine. Where Located.

Midland (Mining hatters)Attendthg Court4t. Savage & Georges Creek Coal CoFrostburg Big Vein Coal CoLichtenstein Coa! CoF'rostburg B. Vein No. 2North Md. Coa! CoOfficeBrai!er Mining CoNorth Md. Coa! CoAnnan & Jeffries Coal CoConso!idation Coa! Co., No. 14Conso!idation Coa! Co., No. 9In OfficeGarrett Co. Coa! Mining, No. 1ham Mining CoWolf Den Coa! CoConso!idation Coa! Co., No. 4Consolidation Coal Co., No. 10('lair Coa! CoCa!edonia Coa! Co., Moscow, No. 1 (Fatal Accident)..Cuhl)berlalld & Potomac Coa! Co

J Rowe Coa! Co., Inc[n OfficeConsolidation Coa! Co., No. 16Hampshire Coa! Co., No. 11anor Coa! CoCumberlaud & Potomac Coa! CoI-Iampshire Coal Co., No. 2Georges Creek Coa! Co., No. 3Conso!idation Coa! Co., No. 0Georges Creek Coa! Co., No. 1Iaryland Coal Co., Big VeinMary!and Coa! Co., Big VeinConso!idation Coa! Co., No. 7in OfficeIn OfficeGeorges Creek Coal Co., No. 2Conso!idation Coa! Co., No. 3Conso!idation Coa! Co., No. 3C!air Coal CoFlanipshire No. 1-No. 2IcKee Coal CoBrai!er Coa! CoConsolidation Coa! Co., No. 13Westernport Coa! CoA1!egany Coa! CoA!!eganv Coa! CoOctober Term CourtOcober Term CourtCnion Mining Co., Fire ClayCnion Mining Co., Fire ClayPhylis Coa! CoIn OfficeMary!and Coal Co., Waynesburg4aryhnd Coal Co.. WaynesburgConsolidation Coal Co., No. 6-16-3

ronsoudation Con! Co., No. 6,fldlothian Coal CoBrophy & Hitchins Con! CoBrophy & Flitchins Coa! CoNorth Md. Coal COEn OfficeHoffa Bros. & Hampshire Coal Co.'sStanton & Georges Creek Coa! CoConsolidation Coal Co., No. 12

4 MINE INSPECTOR'S ANNUAL REPORT, 1920-1921.

TABLE OF MINE INSpEcTI0Ns_(Continued)


1920Oct. 26.... Lichtenstein Coal Co Eckhart

27 Mining Matters Cumberland28 Consolidation Coal Co., No. 16 Brown Shaft29.... Consolidation Coal Co., No. 16 Brown Shaft30 In Officeov. 3.... W. D. Althoiise Coal Co Gorman

4 Manor Coal Co. and Trout Coal Co Vindex5.... Consolidation Coal Co., No. 14 Zililman6.... Consolidation Coal Co., No. 14 Zihiman8.... Consolidation Coal Co.. No. 14 ZihInian9.... Georges Creek Coal Co., Inc

Lonaconing10.... Georges Creek Coal Mining Co

Lonaconing

12 Consolidation Coal Co., No. 13 Frostbulg13 In Office

15-16.... consolidation Coal Co., No. 1 Oceanit.... Chapman Coal Co., No. 1 Barton

18-19.... Georges Creek Coal Mining Co Lonaconing20-22.... W. Va. Pulp & Paper Co Luke23-24 Phoenix & Georges Creek Coal Mining Co Franklin26-27....

29 Davis Coal & Coke Co., No. 42 Kempton, VT.Md.

ShaftMidlothianOnklandZihimanLonaconing

Consolidation Coal Co., No. 11McNitt Coal Co.. No. 2Attending Court in Garrett CoFrostburg Big Vein Coal CoMaryland Coal Co., TysonIn OfficeConsolidation Coal Co., No. 3 HoffmanMoscow & Georges Creek Coal Co BartonGeorges Creek C. M. Co. & Georges Creek Co., Inc Lonaconing-Barton

Piedmont & Georges Creek Coal Co., No. 1-5Pekin Coal CoCaledonia Coal CoClair Coal Co. & Miller-Green CoJn OfficeMaryland Coal Co., No. 4 MoscowMoscow & Georges Creek Coal Co BartonChapman Coal Co BartonHoffa Bros. Coal Co Barton

Frostburg Big Vein ZihlmanPiedmont & Georges Creek, No. 2 EckhartAttending Court Cumberlandmain Mining Co Potomac ManorBlain Mining Co Potomac ManorOfficeMt. Savage Mining Co. & Md. Coal Co

Jai.

Mt. Savage &Lonaconing

17.... Mt. Savage Mining Co Mt. Savage18 Anna it & Jeifries Coal Co Zihlman19 Annan & Jeff ries Coal Co Zililman20.... Consolidation Coal Co., No. 7 Lord21 1-loffa Bros. Coal Co. Big Vein Barton22.... Floffa Bros. Coal Co. Big Vein Barton24 Clair Coal Co Franklin25 McKee Coal Co., No. 1 Lonaconing26.... Sullivan Bros. Coal Co., No. 2 Carlos27 Allegany Big Vein Coal Co Morantown28.... Annan & Jeifries Coal Co., No. 2 Zihlman29.... Clair Coal Co Franklin31.... C. 3. Rowe, Inc Barrellville

Feb. 1.... Office2 Brophy & T-Titchins Coal Co Midlothian3 Brophy & Hitchins Coal Co Midlothian4 Consolidation Coal Co., No. 14 Zihlman5.... Consolidation Coal Co.. No. 10 Eckhart

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Dec. 1- 2....3-4....6-7....8....

9-10....11....

13-14....15....16....

17-18.20....21....2223....24....27....28....29....30....

19213....4....5....6.

15....

FranklinPekinBartonFranklin

MINE INSPECTOR'S ANNUAL REPORT, 1920-1921. 5

TABLE OF MINE INSPECTIONS—(Concluded)


1921Feb. 7.... Consolidation Coal Co., No. 13 Frostburg

8 Big Savage Fire Brick Co Zihiman9 In Office

10-11.... Consolidation Coal Co., No. 6 Carlos Iunction12 Savage Mt. Fire Brick Co Frostbnrg14.... Moscow & Georges Crelc Coal Co., No. 1 Barton15 Moscow & Georges Creek Coal Co., No. 2 Barton16.... Consolidation Coal Co., No. 16 Browns Shaft17.... Mt. Savage Fuel Co Mt. Savage

18-19.... Blain Mining Co Potomac Manor21.... Mining Business Cumberland

23-24 Consolidation Coal Co., No. 9 Zihlman25.... Maryland Coal Co.. Big Vein Lonaconing26 Caledonia Coal Co Barton28.... Corornandel Coal Co Lonaconing

March 1.... Hubbard Coal Minnig Co Fluibbard, W. Va. &Md.2.... Collsolidario1 Coal Co., No. 4 Eckhart3.... McNitt Coal Co Midlothian4.... Georges Creek Coal Co.. No. 4 Lonaconing

5 Maryland Coal Co.. Tyson Lonaconillg7.... Harnill Coal & Coke Co ititzmiller8- 9 Chapman Coal Co Barton

10-11 torisolidatiou Coal Co., No. tO Eckhart12 Manor Coal Co Vindex14.... Coiisolidation Coal Co.. No. 11 Shaft

15-16 Potomac Valley Coal Co Kitzmifler17-18 Wolf Den Coal Co Shallmar

19 W. Va. Pulp & Paper Co., Devon Mine Luke21.... Miller & Green Coal Co Westernport22.... Allegany Coal Co.. No. 1 Westernport23.... Piedmont & Georges Creek Coal Co., No. I Frankliii24.... Piedmont & Georges Creek Coal Co., No. 5 Franklin25 Westernport Coal Co Frankliii26 Phoenix & Georges Creek Coal Co Franklin27 Hampshire Coal Co., No. 2 Reyllolds28.... Hampshire Coal Co., No. 1 Reynolds30 lioffa Bros. Coal Co., No. 2 Barton31 Caledonia Coal Co., Moscow, No. 1 Barton

April 1.... Chapman Coal Co Barton2 TJoffa Bros.. Moscow, No. 4 Moscow4 Moscow & Georges Creek, No. 2 Barton5 Maryland Coal Co., No. 4 Moscow6.... Georges Creek Coal Mining Co., Iackson Mile Lonaconing7.... Georges Creek Coal Co., Big Vein Barton8 Georges Creek Coal Co., Inc.. No. 2 Lonacollillg

9-11 C.oiisolidation Coal Co., No. 1 Ocean12-13 union Mining Co., Fire Clay Mt. Savage

14 Brailer Mining Co Mt. Savage15 Mt. Savage Mining Co Mt. Savage16.... Potoniqc & Ciimberland Coal Co Mt. Savage

18-19 Garrett Co., Coal Milling Co Dodson20.... W. P. Althouse Coal Co Gorman21.... Meyers Coal Co Grantsville22.... Morgort Coal Mining Corporation Ienniugs23 Mt. Savage & Georges Creek Coal Co Barrellville25.... Taylor & Offntt Coal Co Oakland26.... Blooniington Coal Co Bloomington27.... G. C. Pattison Coal Co Bloomington28.... Trout Coal Co Vinde.x29.... Standard Coal Co Vindex30..... Piedmont & Georges Creek, No. 2 Eekhart


FATAL ACCIDENTS FOR

Date Name of Company Name of PersonInjured

Occupation Age

1920 I

Iune 8 West Va. P. P. Co. VM. D. Thomas K Miner 44

Oct. 22 Stanton Geo. C. C. Co as. F. Labor Miner 21

May 19 Consolidatiou Coal Co. Hami1ton'kf Miner.Tuly 31 Consolidation Coal Co. jiTlios. Skidmore fr(' Miner 39

1921 -Feb. 7 C. I. Rowe and Bros. Vthos Martz Miner .50Aug. 30 Caledonia Coal Co. v4rank Bavice Miner 30

FATAL ACCIDENTS FOR

Date Name of Company

.lName of Person

I

OccupationInjured

I

Age

1926I

Jan. 5 Blame Mining Co. 5'w. S. Wilson Miner


ALLEGANY COUNTY

Married orSingle

No. in NationalityFamily

Residence•

Cause of Accident,Nature and Extent of Injury

Married

Married

Married

Married

MarriedSingle

3I

2I

I

5

1

3

Italian Westernport,Md. Killed by piece of -rock falling out of rootand crushing his back. Hurt at 1 o'clock,died at 5:45.

[ American Short Gap, Md. Fall of rock from roof and very heavy.I I Injured fatal, died in -about 4 hours afterI the accident.American Frostburg, Md. Breast coal tell, crushing body, causing

Iinstant death.

Aiuerican F'rostburg, Md. Ifloof fell, catching him across hips andback, fatally injuring.

American Barreilville, Ma. Caught under fall of rock.Hungarian IBarton, Md. Killed by fall of draw rock.

GARRETT COUNTY

Married orSingle

No. inFamily

Nationality Residence Cause of Accident,Nature and Extent of Injury

Married 6 American Elk Garden, Neglected to timber his working place.W.

Va1Rock fell, killing him instantly.


FATAL ACCIDENTS

ALLEGANY COUNTY

On February 7th, 1921, Mr. Amos Martz, a miner employed byC. H. Rowe nd Bros. Mining Company, Inc., in No. 1, Barrellsville,was instantly killed by a fall of breast rock. Mr. Martz was break-ing off a room and did not timber his place; taking the coal fromunder the rock which fell catching him.

(\ Mr. Martz is married and is survived by his wife and three/ children.

Time of Accident—8:00 o'clock A. M.Time of Inspection-—li :00 P. M., accompanied by Supt.

C. J. Rowe.Nationality—American.

On June 8th, 1920, Mr. M. P. Thomas, a miner employed by theWst Virginia Pulp and Paper Company in Devon Mine, was killedby a fall of rock. Mr. Thomas was injured at 1 o'clock P. M. anddied at 5:45 P. M. the same day.

Time of Accident—1:00 P. M.Time of Inspection—June 8th, accompanied by Inspector.Nationality—Italian.

On October 21st, 1920, Mr. Charles F. Labor a miner workingin Stantons No. 1 Mine of the Stanton and Georges Creek Coal Com-pany, at Short Gap, was fatally injured by a fall of roof rock at 3o'clock P. M. from which he died at 7:00 P. M. the same day.

Mr. Labor was working in No. 1 room off the main headingwith Russel Clise and had fired a shot, Labor going back to see theresult when a large piece of draw rock gave away catching him.The rock measured 8 feet long, 4 feet wide and 16 inches thick.

Mr. Labor was married and left a wife and one child.Time of Accident—3:00 P. M.Time of Death—7:00 P. M.Time of Inspection—8:00 A. M. October 22, 1920, accom-

panied by Supt. Stanton.Nationality—American. Age—About 22 years.

On May 19th, 1920, Mr. H. R. Hamilton, a miner working forthe Consolidation Coal Company in No. 3 Nine, was instantly killedby a fall of breast coal. He was about forty-five years of age.

He was married and is survived by a wife and five children.On July 31st, 1920, Mr. Thomas Skidmore, a miner employed

by the Consolidation Coal Company in No. 12 Mine, was fatallyinjured by a fall of roof coal and slate. Mr. Skidmore was injuredabout the back and hips and died several hours after the accidentin the hospital.

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NON-FATAL ACCIDENTS DURING THE YEAR 1920-1921 IN ALLEGANY COUNTY

CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY, MINE NO. 1.

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CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY, MINE NO. 4

Date. Name of Person Injured. Occupation. Age.- Married or Number Days Number in

Single. Lost. Family.1920—

7

Aug.Sept.Sept.Oci. -

Oct.Nov.Dec.

30 C. Henry Glime14 Flies. McGann

7 Bernard MePartlandlii AlbeIt Stevenson19 .Jauies F. Campbell29 Pjtrick F. O'Rourke17 Patrick O'Brien

MinerDriverMinerl1abererLaborerMinerMiner

29204440404035

MarriedSingleMarriedMarriedMarriedMarriedMarried

107

1310140428

1921——

-

Jan.Mar.Apr.Apr.

1511

5S

Michael MarlinShade PolandWni. MenahauJoseph Smith

MinerMinerMinerMiner

52564853

MarriedMarriedSingleMarried

118311319

Apr.Apr.

1819

Tlieinas McCannGeorge Kiddy

DriverMiner

2722

SingleSingle

2018

Apr. 22 John Monahan Laborer 39 Married 5Apr. 23 SF in. Blair Miner 25 Married 20

Date.

5

93

4

5

2

Name of Person Injured. Occupatlen. Age.

Nationality. Residence. Cause of Accident, Nature and Extent of Injury.

AmericanAmericanAniericanAmericanAmericanAmericanAmerican

Frestbnrg, Md.Frestbnrg, Md.Lenacening, Md.Midland, Md.Midland, Md.Midland, Md.Midland, Md.

-

Was taking down loose reef, bar fell, injuring right hand, shoulder, thigh, leg.Was breasting car up te bettems, horse lifted car el'f track, brnised hip.Pick glanced, striking feet, causing bleed poison.Piece of reck slid and strnck side, fractnriug two ribs.Slipped off car, fell eu pick and ran it iii leg one inch.1-lone tnrned ent between timber, bruising knnckles right hand.Was takuig piece ef strap iren cit rail, pick slipped and ran in feet below ankle.

AmericanAmericanAmericanAmerican

AmericanAnierican

AmericanAmerican

Ocean, Md.Midland, Md.Ocean, Md.Fresthnrg, Md.Frestbnrg, Md.Midland, Md.

Midland, Md.Midland, Md.

Draw slate fell en leg, broken at ankle, ligaments tern and two ribs fractnred.Beef (-cal fell aiid hit him en back, fracturing ribs.Was taking ent stnmp, prep twisted from nuder bar, fractured rib.SI as breaking eff a place and reef fell, he jnmped to get away and ran lute car,

cut ever eye, bruised breast.Timber and reck fell; head, neck and back injured.Was pulting in a mining, and man working with him lilt him en band with

pick, cnttiug palm. -

Piece of coal slid off rib and hit heel, spraining tees and instep.Bnddy left lnmp ef coal fall en Mr. Blair's tee; tee bruised, nail taken cit.

Married or Number Days Number inSingie. Lost. Family.

1920— -

May 13 Richard Gunter Laborer 58Jnly 15 Lloyd Jackson Timberman 37

Sept.Oct.

221

Jehia J. BeachGeerge Erode -

MinerMiner -

5117

Oct. 5 James Nelsen Miner 41Oct. 20 Eltjali Skidmaerc - Miner - 49

f iJNev.Nov.[Icc.

61017

James NelsenGeorge YciderElinmali Skidniore

LaborerDcivciMiner

400346

Dcc. 19 Mark Andersen Laborer 54Dec. 30 Conrad Erotic Miner 57

1921—Jan. 3 Earl Preston Laborer 24Feb. 24 W. I). Crewe Miner 27Mar. 5 Bernard Preston Miner 18Apr. 20 James Richards Miner 33

MarriedMarried

MarriedSingleMarriedMarriedMarriedMarriedMarriedMa rriedMarriedSingleMarriedMarriedMarried

5 75 2

19 33

10 /4

2 522 442 - 1130 521 482 0

245 2

4ii 3

Nationality.

AmericanNegro

AmericanAmericanAmericanAmericanA mnericanAmericanA niericanAmericanAnaerican

AmericanAmericanA incricanAmerican

Date.

1920—Jnnc 23Jnly 19Ang. 11Oct. 11Oct. 29Nov. 8Dec. 1

Dcc. 171921—

Jan. 20

Feb. 3Feb. 22

March

Residence.

Frostbnrg, Md.Fresthnrg, Md.Frnsthnrg, Md.Borden SliattFrestbnrg, -Md.F'restbnrg, Md.1"resthnrg, Md.Eckharl, Md.li'rnstbnrg; Md.l'roslbnrg, Md.ilerdcn Shaftlrresthnrg, Md.Frnstbnrg, Md.l'restbnrg, Md.Frnstbnrg, Md.

Residence.Name of Pcrson Injured.

itichiard SterryJoseph RadcliffeHarry SnyderArtlnir EisentreulGeorge L. KreiiabnrgGeorge BelingcrWm SeifartliWin. 1-terteni-larry Snyder

Maurice PlnnkettEdward Miller

Walter Lear

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Occupation. Age.

Miner 18Laborer 53Miner 28Laborer 35Miner 55Driver 21Miner 52Miner 38

Miner 27

Laborer 53Laberer 35

Blacksmith 37

Cause of Accident, Nature and Extent of Injury.

Piece of reck fell, injuring first finger left hand.Was making wedge and axe handle canght in shirt sleeve, cntting two middle

fingers, left hand. -

Handle slipped off car, head rut.Car jnmped track, shenlder injnred.1-Terse stepped en finger, left hand, and breke it.Canght lett thumb between prep and tep ef car, bnrsting it. -

Was clearing fall, ran nail in left feet.Stepped en piece ef ceal and sprained left ankle.Was patting np cress bar and fell ever bettems, rib on left side broken.Was leading car, dirt and piece ef reck fell, cntting back of left hand.Breast coal fell, ilnmnib right hand breken.Was carrying pipe aleng heading, ran nail in feet.Waa cntting prep, axe handle canght in pants left, cnttiug thnmb left hand.Unloading timber, caught secend finger, right haed, under prop, nail bnrst.Buddy strnrk hiui en arm witb pick. Pick ran in icr about one inch.

Cause of Accident, Nature and Extent of Injury.Nationality.Married or Number Days Number in

Single. Lost. Family.

Single 33Married 27 7Married 20 2Married 10 4Married - 23Married 27Married 7 4Married 18 1

Married 9 2

Married 28 3Married 17 2

Married 23

AmericanAmericanAniericanAmericanAmericanAmericanAmericanAmerican

F'restburg, Md.Eckhart, lid.Frestbnrg, Md.Eckbart, Md.Eckliart, Md.Eckhart, Md.Eckhart, Md.Frostbnrg, Md.

Was making a wedge, axe handle caught in pants, artery left hand cut in twe.Struck en sheulder by piece ef reck, - ligaments torn.

- Was loading coal and tere ligaments in back.Iteleasing rope en car retarder and sprained back.Coat caught in fly wheel, tearing flesh on right arm from elbow to shoulder.Caught middle finger, right hand in latch, bruised it.Reef and reck caine down, bruised tee.Piece of coal fell cut ef rib and injured left side.

-

AmericanAmericanAmericanAmeriran

.American

Frostburg, Md.

Eckhart, Md.Ec-khart, Md.

.Vale Suznnnt, Md.

Was werking en fall, avent te break piece of rock and piece hit him on feetbrnising toe.

Kicked hitching to uncouple cars, cangbt foot in hitching, bruising toe.Was dropping Ii. R. car dewn te tipple, brake stick slipped, striking nose,

breaking it.Was making a blacksmith tech and piece of steel broke loose, injuring hett

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off

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ican

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iona

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ting

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sing

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le.

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kno

cked

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umb

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ft h

and.

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ght r

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t bet

wee

n sp

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per,

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isin

g he

el.

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t arn

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ght a

gain

st p

rop,

bru

ised

it.

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hel

ping

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h ca

r, f

ell a

nd c

augh

t car

with

han

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g ri

ght s

houl

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off

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uttin

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ft e

ye a

nd b

ruis

ing

side

and

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ulde

r.W

as p

uttin

g up

cro

ss b

ar, s

lack

coa

l fel

l, in

juri

ng r

ight

eye

.W

as c

hopp

ing

off

prop

, axe

gla

nced

, cut

ting

big

toe

on r

ight

foo

t.

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AT

ION

CO

AL

CO

MPA

NY

, MIN

E N

O. 9

.

Dat

e.N

ame

of P

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ber

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ly21

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, Md.

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g, M

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, Md.

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ian

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thur

g, M

d..

385

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enFr

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nrg,

Md.

Cau

ght f

inge

r be

twee

n br

ake

hand

le a

nd b

rake

gua

rd, b

rais

ing

mid

dle

fing

er.

Was

pry

ing

rock

, pic

k sl

ippe

d, e

angh

t dng

er b

etw

een

reck

and

tore

fin

ger

nail

off

righ

t han

d.W

as p

ushi

ng e

ar a

nd s

lippe

d; s

prai

ning

kne

e.W

as p

ullin

g ra

il fr

om u

nder

roc

k, f

ell b

ackw

ard,

inju

ring

rig

ht h

ip a

nd le

g.I'n

shin

g ea

r ou

t of

plac

e, s

lippe

d an

d fe

ll, b

ruis

ing

shou

lder

.W

as li

ftin

g tie

s fr

omea

r an

d sp

rain

ed h

imse

lf.

hock

rol

led

dow

n, m

ashi

ng li

ttle

fing

er r

ight

han

d.W

as u

sing

pro

p as

a p

ry, i

t fle

w u

p an

d st

ruck

sid

e, b

reak

ing

rib

righ

t sid

e.H

as

help

mg

lift c

ar o

n tr

ack

it ca

me

back

dow

n on

gio

nnd

mas

hing

toe

Was

cou

plin

g ea

r, c

augh

t haa

d be

twee

n lu

mp

of c

oal a

nd d

ump

hook

, iaa

sbin

gtln

irah

ari

d tw

o fi

nger

s.E

nd g

ate

of e

ar to

uche

d tr

olle

y w

ire,

kno

cked

him

agan

ist r

ib, c

uttin

g he

ad.

Was

pns

lnng

ear

, it w

reck

ed, c

atch

ing

head

bet

wee

n ca

r an

d ri

b, le

ft e

ar c

ut,

drum

inju

red

and

face

bru

ised

.C

lain

is h

e w

as li

ftin

g ea

r an

d sp

rain

ed h

ack.

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chH

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pril

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er

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le

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ried

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le

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anFr

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146

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eric

anFr

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urg,

Md.

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ian

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tbur

g, M

d.

Was

pry

ing

ear

up to

put

it o

n tr

ack,

blo

ck s

lippe

d an

d w

eigh

t of

car

cam

edo

wn,

bru

isin

g an

d la

cera

ting

left

lund

.W

as p

ullin

g en

d ga

te o

f ca

r do

wn

flus

h, it

dro

pped

, cat

chin

g ri

ng f

inge

r of

left

hand

, mas

lnng

nai

l off

.W

as s

hove

ling

coal

in c

ar, e

laiia

ed h

e sp

rain

ed h

is b

ack.

(-T

xL

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.

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AT

ION

CO

AL

CO

MPA

NY

, MIN

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O. 1

0.

Dat

e.N

ame

of P

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n Jn

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d,O

ccup

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n.A

ge.

Mar

ried

or

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le.

Num

ber

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sN

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ber

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st.

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hiy.

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iona

lity.

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iden

ce.

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afls

eof

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iden

t, N

atar

e an

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t of

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ry.

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—

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ne9

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.18

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—

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ner

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ard

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mer

ican

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hiar

t, M

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mer

ican

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hart

, Md.

Was

cau

ght u

p ag

ains

t rib

or

gob,

and

sku

ll fr

actu

red.

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s ca

me

toge

ther

, cat

chin

g sn

iddl

e fi

nger

of

righ

t han

d, b

ruis

ing

it.W

as p

ushi

ng e

ar,

it ra

n ov

er e

nd o

f tr

ack,

cat

chin

g le

ft h

and

agai

nst r

oof,

brui

sing

it.

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4Jo

hn B

. Will

iam

s

cLM

iner

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arri

ed14

3A

mer

ican

Eck

hart

, Md.

Was

rid

ing

betw

een

cars

and

ran

into

fal

l, le

ft f

oot b

ruis

ed.

CO

NSO

LID

AT

ION

CO

AL

CO

MPA

NY

, MIN

E N

O. 1

1

Dat

e.

1920

—Ju

ly17

July

273

Nov

.23

1921

—Ja

n.15

Jan.

18

Feb.

4

Feb.

22M

arch

5A

pril

1A

pril

20

Dat

e.

1920

—Ju

neJu

lyN

ov.

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.lic

e.N

ov.

1921

—Jo

n.Fe

b.

CO

NSO

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AT

ION

CO

AL

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ber

Day

sN

umbe

r in

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t.Fa

mily

.

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er r

etur

ned

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157

761

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iona

lity.

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eric

anA

mer

ican

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eric

an

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eric

anA

mer

ican

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eric

an

Am

eric

anA

mer

ica

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mer

ican

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eric

an

Nat

iona

lity.

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sinu

anA

mer

ican

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eric

anA

mcr

ican

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ch m

anA

mer

ican

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mer

ican

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iden

ce.

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tbur

g, M

d.Fr

estb

nrg,

Md.

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atbu

rg, M

d.

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tbur

g, M

d.F'

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bur

g, M

d.

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stbn

rg, M

d.

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t bur

g, M

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n Sh

aft

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den

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tB

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aft

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iden

ce.

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tbur

g, M

d.Fr

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urg,

Md.

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tbnr

g, M

d.Fr

oatb

nrg,

Md.

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thur

g, h

id.

Fros

thur

g, M

d.

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atbn

rg, M

d.Fr

ostb

mir

g, M

U.

Dat

e.

1920

—Ju

lyN

ov.

Nov

.$

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.N

ov.

Nov

.19

21—

Apr

.

Nat

iona

lity.

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eric

anA

nier

icam

mA

mer

ican

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eric

anG

erm

anA

mer

ican

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eric

an

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iden

ce.

Fros

tbnr

g, M

d.Fr

ostb

nrg,

Md.

Fros

tbnr

g, M

d.Fr

ostb

urg,

Md.

Fros

tlmnr

g, M

d.Fr

oatb

urg,

Md.

Fros

tbur

g, M

d.

Mar

ried

or

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ber

Day

sN

umbe

r in

Sing

le.

Los

t.Fa

miiy

.

Sing

leS

Mar

ried

21

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ried

136

5M

arri

ed7

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arri

edN

one

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arri

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ried

or

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.

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71

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le14

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ried

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ried

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e2

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ried

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le11

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, MIN

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.

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.

24 24 27 35 63 29 29 43

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CO

MPA

NY

, MIN

E N

O. 1

3

Dat

e.

1920

—Ju

lySe

pt.

tic.

1921

——

Mar

ch

Mar

ch

Cau

se o

f A

ccid

ent,

Nat

ure

and

Ext

ent o

f In

jury

.

Was

pus

hing

eni

pty

car

and

slip

ped,

rup

turi

ng h

imse

lf.

Was

lift

ing

car

on tr

ack,

love

r sl

ippe

d, f

ourt

h dn

ger

of r

ight

han

d m

ashe

d.W

as p

nlhn

g do

wn

loos

e ro

ck, t

vist

ed le

g an

d th

rew

kne

e ou

t of

sock

et.

Was

pni

limm

g ca

r, a

rm c

augh

t bet

wee

n ro

of a

nd c

ar, s

trai

ned

lead

ers

of le

ft a

rm.

Was

pus

hing

car

, foo

t slip

ped

and

ho f

oil,

loft

sid

e ru

ptur

ed.

Piec

e of

loos

e sl

ate

fell

from

roo

f, c

uttin

g lo

ft a

rm s

light

ly.

Cau

ght t

hum

b of

rig

ht h

and

betw

een

latc

h an

d bl

ock,

bru

isin

g an

d m

ashi

ug it

.

Cau

se o

f A

ccid

ent,

Nat

ure

and

Ext

ent o

f In

jury

.

Was

ret

inib

erin

g pl

ace,

lagg

ing

brok

e, in

jury

hee

l and

bac

k.L

iftin

g pr

op a

nd in

jure

d ba

ck.

Bre

ast g

ave

away

, cat

chin

g lo

ft h

and

agai

nst p

ick

hand

le, m

ashi

ng th

umb

and

tear

ing

nail

off.

Pick

slid

off

of

slip

and

str

uck

foot

, inj

urin

g in

step

of

righ

t foo

t.W

as u

nloa

ding

car

of

bric

k an

d st

ruck

han

d ag

ains

t iro

u ba

r, m

ashi

ng e

u4 o

ffo

rofi

nger

of

left

han

d.W

as d

raw

ing

brak

e on

car

and

scr

atch

ed s

kin

off

knuc

kles

of

righ

t han

d, c

aus-

ing

a sl

ight

cas

e of

blo

od p

oiso

n.W

as m

ovin

g ba

rrol

, ups

et it

, inj

urin

g ba

ck.

Was

but

ting

a pr

op a

nd c

ut g

reat

too

of r

ight

foo

t.W

as d

iggi

ng u

p bo

ttom

s, r

an p

ick

In jo

int o

f bi

g to

o, le

ft f

oot.

Was

put

tiug

up c

ross

bar

, slip

ped

on r

ock,

str

ikin

g ha

nd o

n an

othe

r ro

ck,

knoc

ked

cap

off

knuc

kle

of m

iddl

e fi

nger

.

Cau

se o

f A

ccid

ent,

Nat

ure

and

Ext

ent o

f In

jury

.

Cla

imed

he

stra

inod

his

bac

k w

hile

sho

velin

g co

al in

to c

ar.

Stru

ck b

y pi

ck, l

eft o

lbow

cut

.R

ock

fell

from

u ro

of, r

ibs

brui

sed.

Was

load

ing

car

and

prop

dow

out

, str

ikin

g le

g, b

ruis

ing

and

cutti

ng k

uee.

Coa

l fel

l fro

m b

reas

t, st

riki

ug h

ead

and

wou

ndin

g sc

alp.

Was

dm

nnpi

ng a

car

, all

of th

e co

al d

id n

ot r

un o

ut; c

ar c

sum

e ba

ck a

nd s

prai

ned

his

back

.Pr

op f

ell o

n fo

ot a

nd b

ruis

ed it

.W

as p

icki

ng u

p lu

mup

of

slat

e, p

ain

stru

ck im

imu

acro

ss b

ack,

cla

ims

ho r

uptu

red

dbre

s in

bac

k. Cau

se o

f A

ccid

ent,

Nat

ure

and

Ext

ent o

f In

jury

.

Mul

e ju

mpe

d on

left

foo

t, br

uisi

ng th

ird

and

four

th to

es a

nd b

reak

ing

smal

lbo

ne.

Fell

from

car

, inj

urin

g ch

est a

nd le

g.B

reas

t coa

l foi

l, lit

tlo f

iugo

r of

left

han

d m

ashe

d.W

as p

ullin

g do

wn

rock

fro

m b

roas

t, pi

oco

fell,

inju

ring

inst

ep o

f ri

ght f

oot,

and

cutti

ng a

ud b

ruis

ing

big

too.

Was

rem

ovin

g ol

d tim

ber

and

in ta

king

dow

n ba

r it

slip

ped,

bru

isin

g he

ft s

ide

of c

host

.

215

3 4

Mnr

ried

or

Sing

le.

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leSi

ngle

Sing

leM

arri

edhi

arr

icd

Mar

ried

Mar

ried

Mar

ried

Mar

ried

or

Sing

le.

Mar

ried

Mar

ried

Mar

ried

Mar

ried

Mar

ried

CO

NSO

LID

AT

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CO

AL

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MPA

NY

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O. 1

4

Num

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Day

sL

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mni

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Nat

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lity.

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Am

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auZ

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bate.1920—

Junet July

i— Oct.Nov.

Married or Number Days Number inSingle. Lost. Family.

Married 4 3Married 17 1Married 9 1Married 37 1

CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY, CARPENTER DEPARTMKNT.

BROPIIY-HITCHINS COAL COMPANY.

Name of Person Injared. Occupation. Age.

83

152

Matthew MuirJames WoodsGordon MuirWm Landerfelt

LaborerMinerLaborerMiner

33262439

Name of Person Injnred. Occupation.

620

Fred It. EiehornPhilip H. Knepp

CarpenterCarpenter

6237

22 Albert.Capel Laborer 36

Nationality. Residence.

AmericanAmericanAmericanAmerican

Date.

1920—..July2 July

1921—Feb.

Date.

1920—May

June

Age.

Midland, Md,Midland, Md.Midland, Md.National, Md.

Married orSingle.

MarriedMarried

Married

Name of Person Injured.

27 Joseph P'erdèw21 Ray G. Murphy

Number Days Nninber inLost. Family.

47 254 6

14 2

Nationality.

AmericanAmerican

American

July 8 Martin A. Rooney

Residence.

Frostbnrg, Md.Frostbnrg, Md.Frostbnrg, Md.

Cause of Accident, Nature and Extent of Injary.

\sras replacing timber, roof fell, bruising lnps.Was boring hole, slipped and fell off bottoms, broke rib on right side.Putting up timber, bar fell off, catching dngers of left hand, mashing two.Was setting off shot, did not get away in time, leg bruised.

Cause of Accident, Nature and Extent of Injary.

Hand knocked against saw, index finger cut off.Working in barn, fell through hay-mow door, right elbow injured.Was getting props out of pile, prop rolled down, mashing second finger of left

hand.

Married or Number Days Number inSingle. Lost. Family.

Aug.

Aug.

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Oct.

Oct.

4 Edward Carter11 George IT. Layman

10 Sylvester Donaldson25 John Lapp28 John J. Powers28 John J. Egady

1 Allen Crowe2 Clarence C. Brown

Oct. 20 Herman Kroll

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.Dec.

Dee.Dec.

1921—Jan. 25March 3March pMarch 18

22 Charles Jooes23 Cland Donaldson25 Charles Seggie30 John J. PowersIS Irvin Hassinger

18 Anbrey Phillips.18 John P. McGann

George HixenbanghJohn KnappJ. W. AndersonScott Miller

*

Occupation. Age. NationalIty. ResIdence. Cause of Accident, Nature and Extent of Injury.

Laborer 35 Married.

American Frostbnrg, Md. Was drilling in roof when piece of rock fell, striking bim on foot, badly crnsh-ing his left foot.

Laborer

Laborer

Laborer

. 21

24

30

Married.

Single

Married

23

.

20

. Asnerican.

American

American

Frostbnrg, Md.

Frostburg, Md.

Frostburg, Md.

Was running car into working place when another car humped into oneemployee was riding, the sudden jar caused his bead to bninp roof, badlycutting his head.

Mr. Itooney was taking jack out froth nndernuuiig machine when annie slippedand catching toe between rail and machine, mashing the great toe on hisright foot.

Piece of rock fell from roof, catching his right arm, shoulder and head, cuttinghis head in several places.

Laborer 36 Married 20 American Froslburg, Md. Was knocking out a temporary set of timber with a tic when rock fell fromLaborer 53 Married American Frostbnrg, Md.

roof striking tie and causing it to fall on foot, bruising foot badly.Was in act of mining coal when piece of rock fell striking him on foot, breaking

bone in foot.Laborer

Laborer

LaborerLaborer

,,

20

23

21

23

Single

Single

Single

Married

25

U

24

American

Aamerican

American

American

Frostburg, Md.

Frostburg, SM.Frostbnrg, Md.Frosthnrg, Md.

Was loading rails on car when he knocked the brake loose, causing car to runover toe, mashing same.

Was pulling pin out of hitching when end gate fell on finger, mashing thefonrth finger on right hand.

Was switching cars when employee got caught between bumpers of cars, nmash-ing leg and breaking small bone.

Was cutting timber in woods and axe slipped, cutting a deep gash in his rightLaborer

Laborer

18

36

Single

Married.

18

American

American

Frostbnrg, Md.

Frostbnrg, Md.

leg.Was standing between two mine cars when two others bumped into them, caus-

ing them to come together, catching his leg between the bumpers and break-ing same below the knee.

Operated a mining machine and was going in nnne to cut a place; a anne earwas off the track ahead of him and in placing car back on the track hestrained his back.

LaborerLaborerLaborer

40

18

27

Married. Single

Single

10

10

15.

American -

American

American

Midlothian, Md.Frostburg, Md.Frostburg, Md.

Mr. Jones had knocked out a tenmporary set of timbem' and was in act of pickingsame up when a piece of rock fell, catching his left hand and bruising it.

Was running motor and same got beyond his control. He jumped, bruisinghim about hip and side.

Piece of rock fell out of roof and streck mm on bead, cutting and bruising hisbead and face.

LaborerLaborer

LaborerLaborer

2333

2320

SingleSingle

MarriedSingle

5

102

AmericanAmnerican

AmericanAnmerican

Frostburg, Md.Midlothian, Md.

Vale Summit, Rd.Frostbnrg, Md.

Was kicked by a horse, bruising the muscles of right leg above knee.Was helping to place set of timber and one of the props slipped and fell,

catching him on the leg above ankle, hrnising his leg above ankle, bruisinghis leg.

Was taking down roof and stone fell on his foot, nmashing his greet toe.Was loading rock into car and knocked brake loose, car started and ran against

his leg, slightly bruising same.LaborerLaborerMinerMiner

22204759

MarriedSingleMarriedMarried

1525

35

AmericanAmnericanAmericanAmerican

Frostbnrg, Md.Frostbnrg, Md.Frostburg, Md.Froetburg, Md.

Mine car broke loose from trip end struck him, bruising his right arm, and leg.Mine ear jumped the track, catching his foot and bruising it.Rock fell from roof, striking and hurting him about head and shoulders,Rock fell from roof, striking arid bruising his arm and leg.

MARYLAND COAL COMPANY.


Engaged in cutting a wedge when the axe he \VI1S iisiiig slipped aixd cut hisleft thumb.

Laborers were engaged in placiig a turn at Mr. Byrnes' place of employmentwhen lie in some way tripped and fell over the rail bender, spraining Insankle.

Engaged in running car to tipple when he slipped and his foot fell uinler thewheel, cansing two of his toes to be crushed.

Married or Number Days Number inSingle. Lost. Family.Date.

1920—

Name of Person Injured. Occupation. Age. .

Nationality.Residence. Cause of Accident, Nature and Extent of Injury.

, Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Nov.Nov.Dec.Dec.

2424242525-27

34

111421252521

89

1622273024271423

Daniel AlbrightJohn RussellGeorge KntzBenjamin WorganWilliam l3yersWilliam JamesGeorge WallaceWrn. Carl BarnesDavid TurfibullJohn FooteHayse PlummerCecil ThrasherJames FolleyRobert, MitchellWilliam BerryJames SpairJames TimneyJohn ShockeyRobert Kirkwood, Jr.Henry LintzJohn MillerArthur MoflahanGibson ThomasMelvin Grindle

MinerMiiierJtoadmanDriverMinerLaborerMinerCarpeuterMinerMinerMinerElec. HelperMach. RunnerMinerMinerLaborerMiierMinerMinerMtherDriverMinerLaborerLaborer

355040434519282650

483835534028Si40175522302518

MarriedMarriedMarriedSingleMarriedSingleSingleMarriedMarriedMarriedMarriedMarriedMarriedMarriedMarriedSingleMarriedMarriedMarriedMarriedSingleSingleSingleSingle

104

24Still off

27

2312

Still offStill offStill off

62

162

Still of!Still offStill offStill offStill off

10151516

Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconiug, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconiiig, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Mu.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Ma.Lonacoiling, Md.Lonaconing, Mu.Lonacouiing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconiug, Md.

Caught by rock fall, thumb injured.Turned over on foot, account rock on road; sprain.Rand injured cutting rail.Caught by fall; back, etc., injured.Went tip on shot; blLrned.Hand caught in bottom of railroad car.Caught by rock fall; hand injured.Hand cut.Hand caught by fall.Caught by rock fall; back injured.Went up on shot; burned.Stepped on nail.Hit by jack pipe.Rock fall.han nail in baud.Tie fell on foot.Car jumped track, loot injured.Timbering coal, etc.; fell on hand, hand injured.Throwing rock back, hand struck mine car; handCutting mine timber, cut by axe; hand injured.Caught by falling rock.Foot sprained while pushing car.Truck ran over foot.Kicked by mule.

.

injnred.

.

SULLIVAN BROTHERS COAL COMPANY, MINE NO. 2.Married or Number flays Number in

Occupation. Age. Single. Lost. Family. Nationality. Residence.

Married 2 weeks

Married 4 weeks

Widower 2 weeks

Date. Name of Person Injured.1920—

May 26 John T. CallérySept. 7 Patrick Byrnes

Dec. 20 Ceo. \Vinebrenner

Date. Name of Person Injured.1920—

Aug. 11 Charles CarterAug. 26 Wni. Kreitzburg' Sept. 16 Jesse PorterOct. 18 John L. Piper

1921—Jan. 31 Jesse PorterMarch 10 Edward Lewis

Date. Name of Persou Injured.1920—

MayJulyJuly

American Frostburg, Md.American Carlos, Md.

Anierican Midlothian, Md.

Miner 31

Miner 39

Car Runner 60

Occupation. Age.

Miner 43Miner 51

Trackman 28J)river 20

Trackinan 28

Laborer 41


SULLIVAN BROTHERS COAL COMPANY, MINE NO. 1.Married or Number Days Nnmber iii

Single. Lost. Family. Nationality. Residence.

MarriedMarried

MarriedSingle

1921

281 week

AmericanAmerIcan

AmericanAmerican

Married 2 weeks

Single 2 weeks

Eckhart, Md.Frostburg, Md.

Eckhart, Md.Eckhart, Md.

2

Americaii Eckhart, Md.American Eckliart, Md.

McKEE COAL COMPANY, MINE NO. LMarried or Number flays Number in

Single. Lost. Family. Nationality.

117

24

Nathaniel DunnThos. FitzpatrickWilliam 'Adams

MinerMinerMiner

284525

MarriedMarriedSingle

154055

AinedcanAniericanAmerican

National, Md.National, Md.Carlos, Md.

Residence.

Cause of Aceidcnt, Naturc and Extent of lujury.

Prop knocked out of place and fell on his foot.Leaving working place with loaded car when lie was caught between car anti

rock, causing his back to be sprained and ribs fractuieti.Hand was bit with hatchet while engaged at his regular work.Was lilting car to replace it on track when mule hitched to car started, causing

Mr. Piper to be squeezed between car and prop, causing bruised ribs andleg.

Engaged in removing rock, Ins finger was caught between the bottom rock andtop of finger crushed off.

He was engaged in timbering when a piece of rock fell, striking him aboutthe eye.

Cause of Accident, Nature and }xtent of Injury.

Struck by fall of breast of coal, ribs cracked and badly bruised.Caught foot between car and bottoms, foot bruised.Caught hand between cross bar and car, hand mashed.

flate.1920—

MayMay

JulyAug.Nov.Dec.Dec.Dee.Dec.Dec.Dec.

1921—Jan.Feb.April

flate.1920—

'2 Sept.7 Nov.Nov.

McKEE COAL COMPANY, MINE NO. 2.Married or Number Days Number in

Single. Lost. Eamily. Nationality.

1017

20937

2217

72217

2418

75

30

18 weeks

20 weeks15 weeks18 weeks12 weeks

25

7 weeks

Residence.Name of Person Injured.

James BantleJames Whitman, Sr.Hugh McMullen, Jr.(iliristopher DoddsAlfred HawkinsEarl DolinFred SteelChristopher DothisEarl bunFred SteeleChristopher DoddsLewis 1-TerlandDennis McGovernHenry Willcelni


Evan LloydBrady U1)gerBenj. Davis


John McKenzie


Frank Flannegan


Cause of Accident, Nature and Extent of Injury.Occupation. Age.

Miner 46Carpenter 46

Miner 18Car Runner 65Miner 48Laborer 22Laborer 17Car Runner 65Laborer 22Laborer 17Car Rujiner 65

MinerMiner 30Car runner 34

Occupation. Age.

Miner 34Miner 37Laborer 24

Occupation. Age.

Miner 37

Occupation. Age.

Miner 52

Occupation. Age.

MarriedMarried

SingleMarriedMarriedSingleSingleMarriedSingleSthgleMarried

MarriedSingleMarried

Married orSingle.

MarriedMarriedSingle

Married orSingle.

Married

Married orSingle.

Single

AmericanAmerican

ScotchAmericanAmericanAmericanAmericanAmericanAmericanScotchAmerican

Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, MU.

Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Frostburg, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonacoing, Md.

Struck by piece of coal, falling from roof; right side bruised and one rib brokenCutting brush, axe slipped, striking him on leg; cut on leg restilting in blood

poisoning setting in on May 2Srh.Piece of slate, fell, striking him on finger; finger mashed.Lifting lump of coal; strained back.Car raii over toes; two toes mashed.Jumped off moving trip; ankle strained.Struck by rope on incline plane, both legs broken above ankle.Caught between car and tipple; body badly bruised.Jumped off moving trip; ankle sprained.Struck by rope on incline plane; both legs broken four inches above ankle.Caught between car and tipple; body badly bruised.

AmericanAmericanAmerican

Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, Md.Lonaconing, MU.

Struck by fall of rock from roof; lip cut, two teeth broken, small scalp wound.Struck by piece of rock; knee bruised.Club slipped out of brake wheel of railroad car, striking him over left eye;

contused and lacerated wound of forehead.

Date.

1920—March 26

Date.

1920—J Aug. 6

Date.

1920—May 8

McNITP COAL COMPANY.Number flays Number in Nationality.

Lost. Family.

62 American48 American25 American

C. 0. WORKMAN.Number Days Number in Nationality.

Lost. Family.

12

Residence.

Frostburg, Md.Midlothian, Md.Carlos, Md.

Residence.

John Corbin Laborer 31

June 7 Thomas Pritts Laborer 30

Itine 18 Samuel Parr Miner 20

June 5 Claude Friends Laborer 28

June 22 iloward E. Blackburn Laborer 26

July 21 Harmon I. Broadwater Laborer 25

Nov. 3 Edward Winters Laborer 19

Dee. 11 William II. Raines Miner 18

4 James Spell' Laborer 28

U Amado Fixposito Laborer 40

April 27 William S. Barnard, Jr. Laborer 25

1921—March

April

7 American Frostburg, Md.

NORTH MARYLAND COAL COMPANY.Number Days Number in Nationality. Residence.

Lost. Family. -

American Vale Summit, Ma.

PIEDMONT AND GEORGE'S CREEK COAL COMPANY, WASHINGTON, NO. 1.Married or Number Days Number in Nationality. - Residence.Single. Lost. Family.

Married 19 American Westernport, Ma.

Married American Westernport, Md.

Single Ameñcan Westernport, Md.

Married American Wcsternport, Md.

Married 20 American Westernport, Md.Single 20 American Westernport, Md.Single American Midland, Md.Single 44 American Westernport, Md.

Single 3 American Lonaconing, Md.Single 15 italian Westernport, Md.Married 70 American Westeruport, Md.


Fall of rock; arm fractured.Pushing car, wheel ran over thumb; thumb lacerated.Caught hand betweeu tare cham and car; finger badly bruised aild inflamed.


Caught bteween low bar and frame of car; ninth rib fractnred.


Fall of rock, at face of coal; still disabled.


Mr. Corbin operated an electric haulage motor and was pulling loads out ofroom when motor came to low place where top l1ad not been shot dows1,and his hand was caught between roof and brake, mashing Iwo fingers.

Mr. Pritts was a mining machine runner nut! was coinhg out of room on miningmachine when lie came to 'low place, catching him between roof and miningmachine, breaking his spiue, but the spinal cord was intact.

Was, putting off two shots of dynamite, one had gone off and, thinking the fuseon the other had gone out, he approached, at whicl1 time it exploded, break-ing left wrist, and one finger had to be amputated.

Mr. Friend, being a brakeman on haulage motor, had pushed empty car inroom and was coming down heading on side of motor; the brake on cardid not hold, allowing same to run down room and bump into moLor, frac-turing his left leg.

Was unconpling cars when same caine together, catching finger between bump-ers, injuring first finger on right hand.

Was holding latch of switch when car run over finger, mashing finger onright hand.

Was cleaning up heading when a piece of rib coal slid in, catching his leg andbreaking sanie.

WRA running loaded car out of room and his forearm was caught between topof car and roof, breaking his arm.

Was lifting a piece of rock, weighing about twenty pounds, into car andclaimed he sprained the muscles in his back.

Was assisting in reinovthg jul old wooden bridge structure ai,d 11e slipped,injuring his first finger on right hand.

Was helping to replace a derailed mine motor on track, his glove caught andthe motor wheel run on his hand) mashing three fingers and the little fingeruff at the second joint.

0.


Time. BurnsHainil Nightengale

OccupatiOn. Age.

Tunnel manDriver

MIDLOTHIAN

Number Days Number inLost. Family.

ALLEGANY COAL COMPANY.

Number Days Number inLost. Faniiiy. Nationality.

American

Residence

Lonaconing, Md.-Lonaconing, Md.


Mr. Thompson was a motorman and was making some repairs on fuse box ofmotor when wire short-circuited, burning both hands badly.

Was running car over scales to ho weighed when car run over employee's foot,mashing two toes.

Was pnslung car into room and piece of rock foil from roof, striking him on-

back of head and knocking his taco against top of car, resultiug in abrokon nose and injnred eye.

l\icDade worked all day and about quitting time ho stated ho was sufferingwith severe cramps in the stomach, but after helping him ont of the mineand upon examination fonnd ho was rnptnred. He did not know what hadcaused the ruptnro.

Piece of rock fell out of roof and strnck him on right foot, resulting in footbeing brniscd and some of small bones broken.


Back injnrod by fall of rock; slight injury; expects to ho incapacitated one ortwo weeks.


hock falling from hillside and cracked three ribs.

Date.

1920—Jnne 21

•2'-

Sept. 2)


John Often

Fred Crow, Sr.


2 Mervin Thompson

28 Mose Dückworth

14 Johno E. Jones

14 Leo McDade

Date.

1920—JnnoJuly

1921—Jan.

Jan.

Occnpatioa.

Laborer

Laborer

Occupation.

Laborer

Laborer

Minor

Miner

PIEDMONT AND GEORGE'S CREEK COAL COMPANY, WASHINGTON, NO. 2,

Married or Number Days Number inSingie. Lost. Famiiy. Nationality. Residence.

Married American Bckhart, Md.

Married 16 American Eckhart, Md.

COAL COMPANY, WASHINGTON, NO. 5.

March 8 Marshall Wilt Laborer

PIEDMONT AND GEORGE'S CREEK

Married or Number Days Number inSingle. Lost. Famiiy.

Married 25

Married 21

Married 24

Single 4

Single 46


Mr. Often was employed as a dumpmau and was riding between two cars when0110 car jumped track at switch, catching his foot between bumpers, mashingand bruising the left ankle.

Mr. Crow was at mouth of mine and was in act of getting on mine car whenmotor hit him and knocked him down, bruising him about hip.

Nationality.

American

Amorican

American

American

American

Age.

30

55

Age.

27

32

45

17

22

Age.

21

Age.

45

Age.

38

32

Residence.

Barton, Md.Westernport, Md.

Westernport, Md.

Westcrnport, MU.

Westernport, Md.


John Ware-


Hsrry Wilson

Name of -Person Injured.

Frank RicerMill Kirby

Date.

1920-—July 23

Date.

1920—May 1

Date.

1920—July 10

1921—Jan. 15

Date.

1921—Feb. 23

-

March 1

COAL COMPANY.

Nationality. - Residence.

American Frostburg, Md.

Occupation.

Miner

Occupation.

M. Foreman

Occupation.

Miner

Miner

Married orSingle.

Married

Married orSiiigie.

Married

Married orSingle.

Single

Married

Married orSingle.

MarriedMarried

a

Residence.

20 6 Westernport, Md.

MOUNT SAVAGE FIRE COMPANY.

Number Days Nomber inLost. Family. Nationality. Residence.

18 3 American Mt. Savage, Md.

6 4 American Mt. Savage, Md.

COROMANDEL MINING COMPANY.Number Days Number in -

Lost. Family. Natiouality.

3016 American

American


Bruised knee.Rock fell on foot.


Leg injured while getting out of ndne car.Ankle injured; caught under bumper of car.

.

Date.

1 1920—July 24


Roy AibrightJohn WrightC. H. Erode

Occupation.

Driver

Miner

Age.

26

35

Occupation. Age.

PainterMiner

Laborer

CLAIR COAL COMPANY.

Married or Number Days Number inSingle. Lost. Family. Nationality.

Married 49 4 American

GEORGE'S CREEK COALMarried or Number Days Number in

Singic. Lost. Famiiy.

Single 16

Married 50 2Married 50Single 6

Residence.

Frostburg, Md.

Zililinmin, Md.

MINING COMPANY, JACKSON.

Nationality. Residence.

Native Lonaconing, .Md.

Native Lonaconing, Md.Netive Lonaconing, Md.Native Lonaconing, Md.

MOSCOW-GEORGE'S CREEK MINING COMPANY, NOS. 2 AND 3.Married or Number Days Number iu


Single Native Barton, Md.Married 47 Native Pekin, Md.Married 15 Native Barton, Md.

L. B. & M. COAL COMPANY.Married or Number Days Number iu


Single 15 American

Married orSingle.

SingleWidower

Married

Residence.

Ellerslie, Md.Barrellville, Md.Mt. Savage, Md.

Cause of Accldent, Nature and Extent of Injury.

Wlule nuniug coal a small piece Sew and hit him in the right eye, causing totalblindness of the eye; has not been able to work up to this date.

Cause of Accident, Nature and Extent of Injury.Carelessness; lacerated finger; temporary only.Kicked by mule; broken arm; teniporary only.Fall of coal; contusion of hip; temporary only.

ALLEGANY BIG VEIN COAL COMPANY.





Kicked with mule, causing laceration over eye.Left leg hurt and blood poison set in.


Bone coal falling on great toe of right foot, bruising and cutting same.

CHARLES J. EAGAN MINING CO.

Married or Number Days Number InSingle. Lost. Family. Nationality.

Single 40 .. American

Residence.

Westernport, Md.

Residence.

Midlaud, Md.

Date. Name of Person lujured.1 1920—

June 15 Russell MeMindo1921—

Feb. 19 Louis Johnson

Date. Name of I'ersou Injured. Occupation. Age.

"1920—

Sept. 7 Arthur Reeves Miner 36

Name of Person Injured. Occupation. Age.

Robert Loar Miner 49

Date. Name of Persou Injured. Occupation. Age.

I' 1920-.-Oct. 16 Wm. Reidler Driver 23

1921—Jan.MarchJan.

38

14

Joseph OlynuDaniel Lloyd LogsdonOscar Richardson

'

Steam ShovelMinerMiner

442435

Date. Name of Persou Injured. Occupation. Age.

ii9 1920—JulyAng.Ang.

14

10

Leonard LeaseWm. MatthewsRobt. Turubull, Sr.

.

MinerDriverMiner

253247

Date. Name of Person Injured. Occupation. Age.

1920—Nov. 10 Stanley Broadwater Miuer 24

Date.

'),—'

1920—Dec. 19Sept.

1921—9

June 19

Cause of Accideut, Nature and Extent of Injury.

Thrown froui mnle; side and back injured.Fell off shovel; fractured arm.Fell off rock; back and shoulder crushed.Piece of rock from pick point hit him in right eye.

.5

Itesidence.

Barton, lid.

C. J. ROWE AND BROTHERS COAL COMPANY.Number Days Number in

Lost. Family. Nationality.

Still die. AmuericammStill dis. American

15 1 American


Fall of coal; broken finger.


Fell from ladder, fracturing back bone.Slipped while pushing car, breaking several ribs and injuring himself internally.Fell while carrying material, injuring hand.

Date.

1920—JuneJnneNov.

92113

Name of Person injured.

24 Will McCormick27 Rex Longridge13 .Tames Beard

Oeenpation.

LaborerMinerMiner

Age.

282117

CHAPMAN COAL MINING COMPANY.

Number Days Number inLost. Family. Nationality.

12 7 American6 American

60 American

Residence.

Mt. Savage, Mu.Mt. Savage, Md.Mt. Savage, Md.

Residence.

Barton, Md.Barton, Md.Barton, Md.

Date.

1920—June 15

J Jnly 30Nov. S

Dec. 16

Occupation.

Miner

MinerMiner

Miner

Age.

33

22

43


Joe Pargola

Percy HydeLester FooteHenry McDonald


Ray FolkRaymond ReamChas. McSlillan

HAMPSHIRE BIG VEIN COAL COMPANY.

Married or Number Days Number inSingle. Lost. Family. 'Nationality.

Married Italian

Single AmericanAmerica a

Married American

UNITED BIG VEIN COAL COMPANY.

Married or Number flays Number inSingle. Lost. Family. Nationality.

Single Still dis. AmericanSingle 16 - AmericanSingle 30 Americau

Residence.

Westernport, Md.

Barton, Md.Lonaconing, Md.

Barton, Md. B

Date.

1920—JulyJulySept.

Date.

1920—, July.4 June

Aug.

Date.

1920—Oct.

-Oct.

Nov.

Dee.Jan.

41

Occupation.

MinerMinerMiner

Occupation.

MinerMinerMiner

Occupation.

MinerMiner

Miner

MinerMiner

Age.

352540

Age.

474535

Age.

2526

23

4646

WEST VIRGINIA PULP AND PAPER COMPANY.

Number Days Number inLost. Family.

Married orSingle.

MarriedSingleSingle

Married orSingle.

MarriedMarriedMarried

Married orSingle.

MarriedSingle

Single

MarriedMarried


16 Chas. Grove21 D. W. Gross23 Jas. Norris


Gladstone McGnire25 Harvey Nelson

I Harvey Nelson

17 Jsmes Logsdon11 Andy Honmatz

- ,f,:

1031

Still dis.


Lighting fnse when shot went off; severe powder burns of face and right hand;face disiignrcd, large piece of stone driven under skin and deep in tissne ofright hand; fracture right metocarpal bone forefinger.

Mining car ran into him, knocking him down and breaking right leg above knee.Topping car of coal, piece of top coal fell on hand, mashing end of thumb,

gathering brinsed thnmb.Shot went off unexpected, bnrning hands, face and body, setting clothing on fire.


SI rained back from lifting.Cut thumb on left hand by an axe striking prop and glause.Riding enmptics on plane contrary to orders, thought trip was running away and

jnmped. Fell back nader empties, which passed over him; head severelycut, also left leg.


Rock fell from roof, bruising -foot.Coal fell on thumb, bnnsing same.Roof rock fell on foot, breaking great toe.


Head cut by piece of roof rock falling on him.Arm and bead cut by piece of rock falling out of roof.While loading a car of coal a piece of rock fell out of the roof and fractured

his leg.


Csnsed by fall of rock, broken arm.Taking props ont of car, ingate fell on head, caused injnry; slight laceration

of the scalp.Taking props out of mining car, ingate fell on head; caused laceration of the

scalp.Falling rock caused sprained hip.Claimant was not injured in the course of employment within the Intent of the

law. Willful miconUuct riding empty ear after working hours.

475

Nationality.


Residence.

Piedmont, W. Va.Piedmont, W. Va.Westernport, Md.

CUMBERLAND BIG VEIN COAL COM?ANY.

Number flays Number inLost. Family.

44 34

4

Nationality.

AmericanAmerican

American

AmericanAmerican

5

Residence.

Ecklmart, Md.Eckbart, Md.

Eckhart, Md.

Eckhart, Md.Bckhart, Md.

1920—JuneJulyJulyJulyAug.Oct.Oct.Nov.Dec.

1921—Jan.

Date.

1920—May 22Dec. 1

47

312

Edward SkidmoreOwen MeAteerAbe WinfieldGeo. W. ShoemakerRobt. LancasterJos. ShuckhartRichard ShoemakerChester LolirJohn Miller.Isaac Yates

John P. RoseWilliam McKinly Foiitz

Joseph ElenickDavid John PowellJames L. LohrSnniuel Shelton

John 31. BridgesEdward FreilMuffin LameLee Wilson

Occupation. Age.

MinerMinerMinerMinerMinerMinerDriverDriverMiner

Miner

MinerDriver

Occupation. Age.

MinerDriver

MinerRope Rider

Motorman 34Brakeman

MinerIt. It. Car Runner 33

FIIOSTBIJRG BIG VEIN COAL COMPANY.Married or Number Days Number in


MarriedMarriedMarriedMarriedMarriedMarriedMarriedMarriedMarried

Married

:13Single 6

MarriedMarried

MarriedSingle

SingleMarried

10 American Frostburg, Md.

AmericanAmericanAmerica iiAmericanAmericanAmericanAmerica iiiAmericanAmerieaH

American

AmericanAmerican

America iiAmerican

AmericanAmerican

AmericanAmerican

Borden MinesFrostburg, Md.Zihlnian, Mid.Zihiman, Md.Eckhart, Md.Borden, Md.Zililman, Md.Zihlrnan, Md.Zihlnian, MU.

Frostburg, Md.

Frostburg, Md.Mt. Savage, Md.

Mt. Savage, Md.Mt. Savage, Aid.

Mt. Savage, Md.Frostburg, Md.Frostburg, Md.Mt. Savage, Md.

Injury to eye.Strained ligaments, abdomen.Fall slate.Struck pick in foot.Sprained back.Fall set of timbers.Rerailing car; arm injnrecl.Rock fell on hand.Strained back pushing car.Fall breast coal.

Date. Name of Person Injured. Occupation.

1920—Nov. Osborn Itankin

Age.

Miner 30 Single

Date. Name of Person Injured. Occupation. Age.

1920—MayMayJuneJuneJuly

Aug.Aug.Aug.

Nov.

Nov.

Date.

BRAILER MINING COMPANY.Married or Number flays Number in


MinerDriverMinerMinerLaborerDriverLaborerMiner

Miner

Miner

Wm. PriceBrad. Riceitobi. Pricehenry RawlingsWayne Lashly

Curtis Hansel(ihas. GradyRobt. AndrewsEarl PurbaughHenry Martin


3118195531

313139

32

68

2828

317Th

16

17

24

261

16171614ID1530

6

MarriedSingleSingleMarriedMarried

SingleMarriedMarried

Married

Married

215

719

6

12ii21

25

30

11

17

26

3

3

AmericanAmericanAmericanAmericanAmerican


American

American

Residence.

Mt. Savage, Md.Mt. Savage, Md.Mt. Savage, Md.Mt. Savage, MU.Mt. Savage, Md.

Mt. Savage, Md.Mt. Savage, Md.Mt. Savage, MU.

Mt. Savage, Md.

Mt. Savage, Md.


Bumped knee on mine car.

Cause of Accident, Nature and txtent of Injury.

Draw slate in roof fell, striking lurn on back.Car jumped tiçack and caught right hand against rib.Draw slate on roof fell, striking him on back.Cutting a prop to set, axe slipped striking him on foot.Mule kiclied and when getting away from him slipped and turned on ankle;

sprained ankle.Hand caught between two ears; mashed.Lump of coal rolled down chute, catelung hand and mashed it.Cross cut shot through, flying coal striking him in face hands and legs; cut

about face, hands and legs.While iii the act of setting prop stepped on axe and lacerated his right foot at

the instep.Was caught by a fall of roof rock and ratiars; bruised about head and legs; no

bones broken.

Cause o Accident, Nature and Extent of Injury.

40

323921483235

/


1410

77

1030

'1

Residence.

ANNAN AND JEFFRIES COAL COMPANY.Married or Number Days Number in


7

HOFFA BROTHERS COAL COMPANY.Married or Number Days Number in

Single. Lost. Family, Nationality.Occupation. Age.

4824

Date.

1920—.Sept.Oct.

Nov.Nov.


6

Nov. 20Dec. 15

UnknownDec. 21

Residence.

American Barton, Md.American Midland, Md.

24

3632

MT. SAVAGE GEORGE'S CREEK COAL COMPANYMarried or Number flays Number in

SingLe. Lost. Family. Nationality. ltes&dence.

I

Single


Cut head, sprained ankle, and bruised hip caused by fall of coal in mine.Accident happened while on his way to the stable at putting time; his horse

not being under control ran into another driver's horse and wmenehed hisknee; his leg and knee is stiff and he is unable to bend it.

Canse o Accident, Nature and txtent of Injury.

Rupture, temporary; a large rock fell with coal, causing injury.While throwing switch hurt lns third finger on right hand; mashed the end of

finger.Was taking- down rock, a piece liii him on the right knee.Was catching brakes while cars were running and brinsed his hand, which

got sore.Was putting car on track when jack slipped and threw him, hurting his back.Was braking car, then got on top nnd was caught between load and roof,

breaking his ribs.Right hand injured.Was dropping car and got off car and stepped on end of tie and turned his

ankle.

I

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1920

çA

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6

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-. I. - - .-. -. — .

NON-FATAL ACCIDENTS DURING THE YEAR 1920-1921 IN GARRETT COUNTY

Date.

1920—Sept. 2

1921—Feb. '%

Date.

1920—June 1

Z Aug. 10

TROUT COAL COMPANY.

Married or Number Days Number tnSingle. Lost. Family. Nationality, Residence.

Single 10 1 Russian Vlndex, Md.


Carrying piece of timber, which caused right inguinal hernia.Helping driver let miner car out of his room when hand slipped on brake and

mashed thumb.

Date.

1920—May 13July 13Aug. 9Aug. 24Oct. 18Dec. 20Dec. 28Dec. 31

1921—Jan. 6

Jan. 8Feb. 25March 12

Married orSingle.

SingleMarriedSingleMarriedSingleMarriedSingleSingle

Single

SingleSingleMarried

Married orSingle.

Married

Married

WOLF DEN COAL COMPANY, INC.

Number Days Number inLost. Family. Nationality. itesidenee.

24 .. American Dodson, Md.30 6 American i)odson, Md.31 .. American Potomac Manor, W. Va.48 2 American Oakrnont, MT. Va.28 American Shalimar, Md.21 10 Italian Potomac Manor, W. Vu.

Iiidef. period .. Italian Shallmar, Md.32 .. Greek Shalimar, Md.21 .. American Shallmar, Md.34 .. Indian Shallmar, Md.60 .. American Potomac Manor, W. Va.24 9 American Dodson, MU.

POTOMAC VALLEY COAL COMPANY

Number Days Number inLost. Family. Nationality. Residence.

9 1 Anierican Kitzmiller, Md.18 3 American Blame, W. Vu.


John Crous&Charles TurnerEdward \VaWerC. M. Davis0. G. HammillSteve CozackI). AujtonelilTorn FurnasElibeek Moses

Lem ConnorsCharles PerandoJohn AmtQwer


Ervin Poland3. M. Seathan

/


Geo. Fesbisk

Name of Person Ijijured.

Nelson Wilt29 Elmer Wiley


W. H. PaughClarence Hinebaugh

7>

Date.

1920—4 Nov. 4

Occupation.

MotormanMinerDumperCutting TimberDumperMinerMinerMiner

Miner

PumperMotorntamiLaborer

Occupation.

Miner

Load man

Occupation.

Miner

Occupation.

LaborerMiner

Occupation.

TeamsterDriver

Age.

2444164823504637

35

242543

Age.

20

44

Age.

85

Age.

4323

Age.

5024

Caus il Accident, Nature and Extent of Injury.

ParLly crushed ankle on righL foot, caused by mine cars jumping off track.Punctured foot by mine needle.Sprain of novi and spermatic cord, pushing mine car and sprained self.Axe glanced off of log, cutting leg.Crush of foot and heel, caused by fellow-workman letting go of dumper.Coal fell on right hand, crushing thumb.Pupil of left eye cut, caused by railmad spike rebounding and hitting eye.Contusion of back, caused by rock fall.Left leg illjured, caused by brake on mine car, when trying to place car on

track.Left foot crushed, caught between dumper and coal car.Lftii'g iron rails, lost footing and slipped, causing rupture.Mine car ran over third finger on right hand, lost balance and fell On track;

end of finger cut off.


Trying to fire two shots at once, one went off and burnt side and arm of party.Unloading rails from cars, inside of inner hand caught between rail and roof,

mashing three fingers on left hand. .-


Small plece of rock fell on hand while digging coal.

Date.

1920—.- Aug.t Dec.

THE PHYLLIS COAL MINING COMPANY.


Married 6 weeks AmericanSingle 4 weeks American

HAMILL COAL AND COKE COMPANY.


Married 6 8 AmericanSingle 80 . American

Residence.

Jeirnings, Md.Bittinger, Md.

itesidenee.

Kitzmiller, Md.Kitzmiller, Md.


Team ran away; injured knee.Lifting car onto track; strained spermatic cord.

Date.

1D20—Oct.

1921—Feb.

Date.

1920—JuneJuly3 Dec.

Married orSingle.

SingleSingle

Married orSingle

MarriedMarriedMarried

G. .C. PATTISON COAL COMPANY.Number Pays Number in

Lost. Family. Nationality.

Aic ericanAmerican

Residence.

Bloomington, Md.Bloomington, Md.Bloomington, Md.

Date.

1920—-JUly 12July

Date.1920—

Dec..Z Sept.

Pate.1921)—

2-

.TAYLOR-OFFUn COAL COMPANY.

Name of Person Injured. Occupation. Age.Married or

Single.Number Days Number in

Lost. Family. Nationality. Residence. Cause of Accident, Nature and Extent of Injury.

29

5

Lee Dayton Wendell

William S. Glaze

Dumper

Driver

20

24

Single

Married

2 Anierican Piedmont, IV. Va.

3 weeks American Oakland, Md.

Lowering apron on coal chute, band struck his face, lips cut, lost two teeth.Leg caught in end gate of mine car when dumping; leg sprained, unable to walk.

PENDERGAST AND ASUBY.


Single.Nomber Days Number in


Gny RunierGuy Rumer

• MinerMiner

2121

SingleSingle

12 American Eglon, W. Va.S American Eglon, W. Va.

Cut on side of face by a fall of loose coal.He was undermining coal and a fnll of coal cut him slightly on tbe bead.

NamE of Person Injured. Occupation. Age.Married or

Single. Residence. Cause of Accident, Natnre and Extent of Injury.

94

Oliver S. PaiighFred Cne

DriverTrain Brakeman 17

MarriedSingle

Bloomington, Md.2 Blooniington, Md.

Slipped and fell between car and rib; hurt about shoulder and back.Got foot between car bumpers.

. StANDARD COAL COMPANY.

Name of Person Injured. Occupation. Age.Number Days Number in


Trinnou WhitscreLeroy Fosker

DriverMiner

2021

14 Americad Show, W. Va.14 American Vindex, Md.

Carelessness; finger mashed; off about two weeks.Carelessness; finger mashed; off about two weeks.

.BLOOMINGTON COAL COMPANY. .

Name of Person Injured. Occupation. Age.Number Days Number in

Lost. Family. Nationality. Cause of Accident, Nature and Extent of Injury.

252421

Amos 'DavisJos. WilsonBertsn Harslebaryer

MInerWeighmanMiner

50 3 American2 Anierican5 American

Accidental discharge of shot; spraiued ankle and bruised hip.Working on tram road; bruised leg.Fall of rock, which crushed him to pavement, causing injury to leg.

GARRETT COUNTY COAL AND MINING COMPANY.


SingleNumber Days Number in

Lost. Family. Nationality. Residence.-


2697

8

21

Frank GraloskyMike SundayNick TossoLawrence Farrorjohn Carpelo

Earl Shillingburg

Mining CoalMining CoalMining CoalDay LaborerMiner

Driver

42353320

28

20

,

MarriedMarriedMarriedSingle

Single

Single

60 4 Hungarian Dodson, Md.30 3 Italian Dodson, Md.30 2 Italian Dodson, Md.15 Austrian Dodson, Md.

Austrian Dodson, Md.

American Dodson, Md.

'

Mining coal, top rock fell; lacerated wrist.Mining coal, rock fell; badly sprained in hips and back.Mining coal, rock fell; badly sprained in hips and back.Dumping rock on rock dump outside, tried to stop car, clothing svss caught,

dragged on ground; lacerated knee and other bruises on leg.Mining coal, rock fell, which badly bruised and sprained through legs; now in

hospital.Running cars which wrecked; dislocated hip, and other bruises on legs; not

working as yet.19 Steve Royich Mining Coal 41 Single

/42 Austrian Dodson, Md. Placing coal in plate, caught between car and prop; injury consisting of

bruised legs.(

Date.

1920—JuneAug.Aug.Sept.

Oct.

Oct.

1921—March

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232

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19

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f A

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ent,

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ure

and

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ent o

f In

jury

.

Mak

ing

cap

piec

e fo

r pr

op, a

xe h

andl

e ca

ught

in le

g an

d se

vere

ly c

ut le

ftth

umb;

was

bui

lt up

eno

ugh

in s

ix d

ays

to r

esum

e w

ork.

Jn p

laci

ng c

ar o

n tr

ack,

slip

ped

and

was

can

ght b

y ca

r; s

ever

ely

spra

ined

kne

e.Jn

mak

ing

cap

piec

e fo

r pr

op a

xe h

andl

e ca

ught

in tr

ouse

r le

g an

d cu

t lef

t han

dab

out 1

1h in

ches

long

.D

umpi

ng c

oal,

slip

ped

and

caug

ht le

ft th

umb.

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se o

f A

ccid

ent,

Nat

ure

and

Ext

ent o

f In

jury

.

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anin

g up

roc

k-fa

ll w

hen

mor

e fe

ll.T

op c

oal f

ell;

mas

hed

hand

slig

htly

.C

ar ju

mpe

d tr

ack;

squ

eeze

d he

el b

etw

een

roof

and

car

.Si

tting

tim

ber;

wor

king

wed

ge, a

xe s

lippe

d; c

ut le

ft h

and

badl

y.R

ock

fell,

fra

ctur

ing

ribs

.C

ar tu

rned

into

sw

itch,

thro

win

g ca

r an

d in

juri

ng f

oot.

Can

ght b

y fa

lling

sla

te; f

ract

ured

leg;

cut

abo

ut h

ead.

Pony

ran

off

, thr

owin

g dr

iver

off

car

; bru

ised

wri

st.

Coa

l fel

l, sm

ashi

ng in

dex

and

mid

dle

fing

er.

Step

ped

on b

oard

; boa

rd f

lew

up

and

stru

ck e

ar.

Jnde

x an

d m

iddl

e fi

nger

cru

shed

bet

wee

n pr

ey a

nd c

ar.

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er c

rush

ed b

y ca

rs r

unni

ng o

ver

sam

e.Fi

nger

cru

shed

whe

n ca

ught

bet

wee

n ca

r an

d lu

mp

of c

oal.

Car

ran

ove

r fi

nger

, cru

shin

g en

d of

sam

e.C

augh

t bet

wee

n em

pty

car,

bet

wee

n ri

b an

d ca

r.C

augh

t bet

wee

n ca

rs.

Roc

k fe

ll fr

om r

oof.

Stru

ck s

elf

on s

houl

der

with

sle

dge-

ham

mer

.C

arry

ing

rail,

trip

ped

and

fell,

str

ikin

g he

ad o

n ra

il.ho

ck f

ell f

rom

roo

f of

min

e, s

quee

zing

him

abo

ut r

ibs.

I

DA

VIS

CO

AL

AN

D C

OK

E C

OM

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Y.

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arrie

dor

Num

ber

flay

sN

umbe

r in

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e.N

ame

of J

Yer

son

Inju

red.

Occ

upat

ion.

Age

.Si

ngle

Los

t.Fa

mily

.N

atio

nalit

y.It

esid

enee

.C

ause

of

Acc

iden

t, N

atur

e an

d E

xten

t of

Inju

ry.

May

14R

ober

t Bow

eer

Min

er63

Mar

ried

557

Am

eric

anK

empt

on, W

. Va.

Fall

of c

oal f

rom

fac

e; s

ever

e sp

rain

of

righ

t aiik

le.

May

1C

. W. O

'Bri

enM

iner

50M

arri

ed21

3A

mer

ican

Kem

pion

, W. V

u.Fa

ll of

coa

l fro

m f

ace;

sev

ere

brui

ses

and

spra

in o

f si

de a

nd h

ip.

June

21St

anle

y R

odw

ell

Min

er37

Mor

ricd

146

Lith

uani

aniC

empl

on, W

. Va.

Whi

le s

hove

ling

coal

str

uck

his

elbo

w a

gain

st r

oof;

sm

all a

bras

ion

at p

oint

of e

lbow

.Ju

ly14

Hen

ry L

arse

nA

ssis

tant

For

eman

26M

arri

od35

3A

mor

icau

Kei

opto

n, W

. Va.

Was

ligh

teni

ng b

olt o

n pu

nip,

his

han

d sl

ippe

d th

e ge

ar; t

hird

and

fou

rth

fing

er c

rush

ed.

July

17Jo

e. M

cArd

leB

rake

man

25W

idow

er2

Anm

riea

nlie

uipt

on, \

V. V

a.W

as c

oupl

ing

truc

k to

mot

or w

hen

he s

lippe

d, th

e tr

uck

runn

ing

over

his

foo

t;-

has

not g

one

to w

ork

yct.

July

27G

eo. F

lard

ine

Bra

keni

an52

Mar

ried

116

Aui

oric

auK

empt

on, \

V. V

a.St

ruck

live

wir

e w

ith h

ead

and

back

; ele

ctri

cal s

hock

.A

ug.

6A

rchi

e- F

ames

Bra

kom

an11

Siug

le6

Am

eric

anK

euip

iou,

IV

. Va.

Got

his

fin

ger

betw

een

bum

per

and

car

and

uiot

or; t

hird

dug

er o

n le

ft h

and

mas

hed.

Aug

.21

Arc

hie

Fam

esB

rake

man

17Si

ngle

Am

eric

auK

empi

on, I

V. V

a.In

eff

ort t

o ge

t on

mot

or, f

oot s

lippe

d, th

e m

otor

rnn

ning

ove

r hi

s fo

ot; p

os-

sibl

e fr

actu

re o

f bo

nes

of le

ft f

oot;

has

not g

one

to w

ork

yet.

Sept

.S

Fran

k Po

chok

eM

iner

46M

arri

ed3

6R

ussi

anK

euip

ton,

W. V

a.Pi

ece

of s

late

fel

l on

foot

.Se

pt.

13M

arte

n Ja

skav

onsk

yL

abor

erS7

Mar

ried

26a

Aus

tria

nK

empt

on, I

V. V

a.C

angh

t bet

wee

n ca

r an

d ri

b, f

raet

nre

of n

inth

and

tent

h ri

bs o

n ri

ght s

ide;

has

not g

one

to w

ork

yet.

Sept

.30

Johu

Mey

erM

iner

35Si

ngle

Ans

tria

niC

empt

on, I

V. V

s.W

as c

arry

ing

rails

and

whe

n dr

oppi

ng r

ail d

id n

ot g

ot o

ut o

f w

ay a

nd r

ail

stru

ck h

im .o

n ri

ght t

high

; lac

erat

ion

five

inch

es lo

ng o

n lo

wer

thig

h.O

ct.

1A

dolp

h R

iraz

osM

iner

29Si

ngle

10if

ossi

anIC

elop

ton,

W. V

a.Pi

ece

01sl

ale

fell

from

roo

t, ca

tchi

ng h

im, c

ausi

ng f

ract

ure

of p

elvi

s; s

till i

nho

spita

l at D

avid

, W. V

a.O

ct.

8W

illia

m S

mith

Mot

orni

an19

Sing

leA

mer

ican

Ieni

pton

, W. V

a.T

linm

b ca

nght

bet

wee

n m

otor

and

car

; mas

hed.

Oct

.15

Har

ry M

cAtte

rB

rake

man

23Si

ngle

Am

eric

aniC

empl

on, I

V. V

s.IV

ent t

o bo

ard

mot

or w

lnle

in m

otio

n, s

tnni

blod

and

fel

l, th

e m

otor

pas

sing

---

, ove

r his

foo

t; fr

actu

re o

f fi

rst a

nd s

econ

d ph

alan

x of

sec

ond

larg

est t

oe.

Oct

.28

Mai

ke P

lott

Lab

orer

33Si

ngle

Ans

tria

nK

empl

on, W

. Va.

Cau

ght b

etw

een

cars

; con

tnsi

on a

bout

two

inch

os lo

ng b

etw

een

ankl

e an

d kn

ee.

Nov

.2

Cla

nd C

orbi

nB

rake

nian

2SM

arri

ed4

Am

eric

anIe

mpt

on, I

V. V

a.W

as c

nttin

g of

f em

pty

car

and

was

cau

ght b

etw

een

low

rof

f an

d ca

r; m

ashe

dan

d br

uise

d in

low

er p

art o

f ch

est;

sixt

h, s

ovon

th a

nd e

ight

h ri

bs f

ract

ured

.N

ov.

5Ja

mes

Cos

eyM

otor

man

21M

arri

ed4

3A

mer

ican

Kei

npto

n, I

V. V

a.Jn

nctio

n pl

ug b

lew

upo

n m

otor

, bnr

ntng

his

eye

s.O

ct.

30Sa

m T

orsk

yM

iner

27M

arri

ed9

3A

nstr

ian

Kei

npto

n, W

. Va.

Piec

e of

coa

l fel

l fro

m f

ace,

str

uck

him

on

back

, bru

isin

g In

s ba

ck.

Nov

.20

Fran

k C

uris

Roc

k D

rill

II.

33Si

ngle

PL

ilbua

nian

iCem

pton

, IV

. Va.

.W

asho

ldin

g dr

ill w

hen

it ki

cked

np,

cat

chin

g hi

s ha

nd; m

iddl

e fi

nger

of

left

hand

cru

shed

and

brn

ised

.N

ov.

21A

rchi

e R

anie

sB

rake

nian

18Si

ngle

16A

nier

ican

Kem

pinn

, IV

. Va.

Was

mak

ing

coup

ling

and

fing

ers

wor

e ca

ught

bet

wee

n bn

mpe

rs; m

iddl

e fi

nger

of le

ft h

and

frac

ture

d.N

ov.

Mik

e (i

nla

Min

er38

Sing

le7

Ans

I na

niC

empt

on, I

V. V

a.IV

as m

inin

g w

hen

piec

e of

coa

l fel

l and

str

nck

him

on

the

back

; bru

ised

bac

k.D

ec.

25R

lwoo

d C

arri

coB

rake

nian

18Si

ngle

12A

nier

ican

lem

ptnn

, IV

. Va.

Cam

e in

con

tact

with

live

wir

e; tw

o dn

gers

of

left

han

d bu

rned

.19

21—

Jan.

.6

Jam

es H

arve

yM

otor

mon

25M

arri

ed16

-3

Am

eric

anK

einp

ton,

IV

. Va.

Roc

k w

as o

n tr

ack:

he

had

his

foot

out

ove

r th

e fo

ot-h

oard

on

mot

or, c

atch

ing

his

foot

bet

wee

n ro

ck a

nd m

otor

; fra

ctnr

e of

left

foo

t.ja

n.14

John

New

hons

eM

iner

39M

arri

ed23

7H

unga

rian

Kem

pton

, IV

. Va.

Was

rid

ing

trip

whe

n tw

o m

otor

s co

llide

d, th

e sh

ield

fro

m o

ne m

otor

cat

chin

ghi

m; c

ontn

sed

won

nd a

bove

cre

st o

f ili

um, b

ruis

ed o

n re

gion

of

left

test

icle

.Ja

n.19

Geo

rge

Hoo

peng

arnr

Bra

keni

an26

Sing

leA

mer

ican

Kei

npto

n, W

. Va.

Arm

can

ght b

etw

een

mot

or a

nd r

oof;

fra

ctnr

e of

low

er e

nd o

f ra

dius

.Ja

n.21

John

Gof

fM

iner

27M

arri

ed3

Am

eric

anK

empt

on, I

V. V

a.H

ands

cam

e in

con

tact

with

bar

e ca

bie;

bur

ns o

f su

rfac

e of

left

han

d.Ja

n.28

Fran

k Fe

cok

Min

er37

Mar

ried

4A

ustr

ian

Ken

ipto

n, I

V. V

a.Fi

nger

s ca

ught

bet

wee

n bu

mpe

rs o

f ca

rs; s

mal

lest

fin

ger

of le

ft h

and

mas

hed

and

bone

fra

ctur

ed.

Feb.

9W

illia

m M

artin

Out

side

Lab

orer

39M

arri

edS

4A

nier

ican

Kem

plon

, W. V

a.W

as b

arri

ng r

ailr

oad

car

whe

n ba

r sl

ippe

d, c

atch

ing

fing

ers

betw

een

car

and

rail.

Feb.

16G

eo. M

eDon

sid

Min

er37

Mar

ried

102

Am

eric

anK

empt

on, I

V. V

s.W

as h

elpi

ng to

pnt

mot

or o

n tr

ack

and

was

pry

ing

with

a pr

op w

hen

mot

orca

me

back

on

prop

, cau

sing

end

to f

ly u

p, c

atch

ing

his

dnge

rs b

etw

een

prop

and

roof

, mas

hing

them

.Fe

b. -

26L

. W. D

ore

Bra

kem

an30

Mar

ried

-2

Am

eric

anK

empt

on, W

. Va.

Wen

t to

get o

n m

otor

, foo

t slip

ped

and

his

foot

won

t nnd

Or

mot

oc; c

ompo

nnd

frac

ture

of

left

leg.

Feb.

14A

, L. B

iggs

Cut

ter

42M

arri

ed10

4A

nier

iean

Kem

pton

, W. V

a.R

unni

ng c

nttin

g ni

achi

ne, c

oal f

ell f

rom

fac

e on

his

han

d; b

ruis

ed le

ft h

and.

Mar

ch18

.K

rost

Gle

hanc

has

Min

er33

Sing

le10

Lith

uani

anK

empt

on, W

. Va.

Was

min

ing

coal

whe

n pi

ece

fell

from

fac

e, c

atch

ing

him

.M

arch

19J.

B. K

ing

Mot

orm

nan

23M

arri

ed12

3A

mer

ican

Kem

pton

, W. V

a.Sh

ort c

ircu

it on

mot

or, b

urni

ng h

is e

yes.

Apr

il15

Edw

ood

Men

keM

iner

27Si

ngle

21H

unga

rian

Kem

pton

, W. V

a.St

ruck

in e

ye w

ith p

ick;

upp

er li

d of

eye

pun

ctur

ed.

Apr

il29

Alle

n C

late

sB

rake

man

31Si

ngle

6A

mer

ican

Kem

pton

, W. V

a.W

as m

inin

g w

hen

piec

e of

coa

l fel

l fro

m f

ace,

str

ikin

g hi

m o

n th

e ba

ck.

Apr

il5

Ada

m M

iller

Min

er27

Mar

ried

193

-A

mer

ican

Kem

pton

, W, V

a.W

as s

hove

ling

coal

whe

n pi

ece

of c

oal f

ell f

rom

fac

e, s

trik

ing

him

on

the

hand

;th

ird

fing

er o

f le

ft h

and

crns

hed.

Apr

ilii

Car

l Van

devs

nder

Min

er24

Mar

ried

4A

nier

ican

Kem

pton

, W. V

s.M

otor

ran

ove

r fo

ot; s

econ

d an

d th

ird

toes

of

left

foo

t crn

shed

; has

not

ret

urne

dto

wor

k ye

t.

NO

N-F

AT

AL

AC

CID

EN

TS

DU

RIN

G T

HE

YE

AR

192

0-19

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Y M

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e.N

amc

of C

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ny.

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e.O

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atio

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ame

of P

erso

n In

jure

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r of

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ber

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Time of Accident—July 31st, 1920, 12:00 o'clock.Time of Inspection—July 31st, 1920, 2:00 P. M.Nationality—American.

On August 30th, 1920, Mr. Frank Bavice, a miner working inMoscow No. 1 Mine of the Caledonia Coal Company, at Barton,Maryland, was fatally injured by a fall of draw rock, from whichhe died in the Miners' Hospital, Frostburg, Maryland, about threehours after.v

Time of Accident—3 :00 P. M.Time of Deatft—6:Oo P. M.Time of Inspection—9:3() A. M. August 31st, 1920, accom-

panied by Mine Foreman, Thomas Bean.Nationality—Hungarjan.

GARRETT COUNTY

On January 5th, 192d, Mr. Edward S. Wilson, a miner employedby the Blame Mining Company as a Miner, was instantly killed bya piece of breast rock. Mr. Wilson was working in Patton Headingand was breaking off a room, he had loaded the coal from underthe breast rock and did not secure it with timber. Mr. Wilson wasworking in No. 2 Mine and it was his first day's work for this com-pany, the piece of rock was 2 feet 4 inches thick and 7 feet long.

Time of Accident-—2:OQ P. M. January 5th, 192d1Time of Inspection—8:30 P. M. January 6th, 1921, accom-

panied by Mine For&man Mr. McKenzie.Nationality—American.

Mr. Wilson was survived by his wife and eight children.


NAMES OF GENERAL MANAGERS, SUPERINTENDENTS

Name of Company. Mine General flanager.

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No. 1No. 3No. 4No.7No. 12No. 13No. 14No. 15No.16No. 6No. 9No. 10No. 11

Co. Casanave Nos. 1-2-3Bowery Furnace No. 1Bowery Furnace No. 2shington No. 1Washington No. 2Washington No. 5Penn. No. 1Penn. No. 2Reynolds No. 1Sullivan No. 1Sullivan No. .2DevonBig VeinTysonJ3akerstownMontellBald KnobMidlothianNeff RunOld TjnionMcKee No. 1McKee No. '2MeN ittjaughamEagan MineBakerstOwn, Big Vein, Ty-

sonPekinCoromandelBordenBrodeBordenNo. 1 and No. 2Moscow No. 2Moscow No. 3Mt. Savage No. 1Mt. Savage No. .2George's Creek Nos. 2-9George's Creek Nos. 1-2-3-4TysonwaynesburgJackson No. 2Tjnion No. 1Tjnion No. 2Big VeinNo. 1Tyson Nos. 2-4Nos. 1-2-3-4BarnesSmithsBig VeinMoscowBig Veinpittsburg B. V., Freeport,

BalcerstoWnConway No. 1Newtown MineWesterflPOrt No. 1Potomac, Mosco\vStanton No. 1..&G.No.11W. & G. No. 2Bakerst ownParker-Split SixParker

G. M. GilletteG. M. GilletteG. M. GilletteG. M. GilletteU. M. GilletteG. M. GilletteG. 1VI. GilletteG. M. GilletteG. M. GilletteG. M. GilletteG.M. GilletteG. M. GilletteG. M. GilletteJ. H. CasanaJohn S. BrophyJohn S. Brophy

V. H. BurtnerRobert HarveyDennis P. Sullivan

John G. LukeJ. W. Galloway

J. Alexander ParksGeo. C. Brailer

J. W. p somervilleCarl C. HetzelA. MacMannisJonathan JenkinsJas. H. FullerP. S. Bond

R. Annan

C. F. RoweR. AnnanE. J. RobertsW. R. GunterSamuel smithEd. Richard Brydon

L. Lee LiclitensteinLawrence BarthW. G. Pau'Thos. J. CampellLouis Stanton

Consolidation Coal CompanyConsolidation Coal CompanyConsolidation Coal CompanyConsolidation Coal CompanyConsolidation Coal CompanyConsolidation Coal CompanyConsolidation Coal CompanyConsolidation Coal CompanyConsolidation Coal CompanyConsolidation Coal CompanyConsolidation Coal CompanyConsolidation Coal CompanyConsolidation Coal CompanyThe Potomac & Cumberland CoalBropliy-hitChins Coal Co.Brophy-Hitchins Coal Co.Pieuinont & George's Creek Coal Co.Piedmont & George's Creek Coal Co.Piedmont & George's Creek Coal Co.Clair Coal CompanyClair Coal CompanyRobert HarveySullivan Bros. Coal Co.Sullivan Bros. Coal Co.West Va. P. & P. Co-Maryland Coal Co.Maryland Coal Co.Maryland Coal Co.North Maryland Coal Co.Braider Mining Co.Adams Coal Co.Midland Mining Co.Midlothian Coal Co.Andrew MacMannisMcKee Coal Co.McKee Coal Co.McNitt Coal Co.L., B. & M. Coal Co.Charles EaganChapman Coal Co.

Pekin Coal Co.Coromandel Mining Co.H. G. Evans Coal Co.Brode MinesRobert GriffithC. 0. Workman0cow-George's Creek Mining Co.0scow-George'5 Creek Mining Co.Mt. Savage George's Creek Coal Co.Mt. Savage George's Creek Coal Co.George's Creek Coal Co.George's Creek Coal Co., Inc.George's Creek Coal Mining Co.George's Creek Coal Mining Co.George's Creek Coal Mining Co.Annan and JeifriesAnnan and JeffriesUnited Big Vein Coal Co.yrostburg Big Vein Coal Co.Allegany Coal Co.Allegany Big Vein Coal Co.Wm. Barnes Coal Co.Smith's Coal Co.Caledonia Coal Co.Caledonia Coal C&Vincent Engle & SonsHampshire Big VeinCumberland Big Vein Coal Co.Mt. Savage Fuel Co.westernport Coal Co.Hoffa Bros. Coal Co.antonGeorge'5 Creek Coat Co.Miller & Greene Coal Co.Miller & Greene Coal Co.Porter-Hoffa Coal Co.Big Savage Fire Brick Co.C. J. Rowe Coal Co., Inc.

W. J. ChapmanS. B. BrydOIl

H. G. EvansSolomon Brode

C. 0. WorkmanJ. W. P. somervilleGeorge Stern

H. E. WeberE. 5. Reilly

O'iver T. PorterD. ArmstrongC. J. Rowe


AND FOREMEN OF ALLEGANY COUNTY, 1920-1921Superintendent. Mine Foreman.

Harry Martin Peter HoyeHarry Martin John SlussHarry Martin Hugo RemfileHarry Martin Richard HawkinsHarry Martin A. C. Nealilarry Martin Charles ShieldsHarry Martin liner KightHarry Martin Getrge RichardsonHarry Martin George RichardsonHarry Martin Richard HawkinsHarry Martin James WoodsonHarry Martin R. L. EdwardsHarry Martin James BarrowTheo. Morgan William WilliamsHarry C. Hitchins James Taylor

John LappMartin Condry John S. Flaherty and James Jackson

Oscar HuberJohn D. Wallace and John HughesT. S. Harris T. A. HarrisM. C. Harris

Robert Harvey Wa HarveyJohn A. Sullivan John P. Barry

Bernard D. ByrnesW. K Brown S. P. BrownElkins Read Robert Merrbaugh

Felix Foote and James DinningBailey Burns

Tirns. Richardson Raymond HenryGeo. C. Brailer Joseph JerkensAlex. Adams Robert DemsanJ. W. P. Somerville J. S. AslceyWm. Walters Edward JenkinsA. MacMannis Andrew McMaiinisB. 1'. Shaw Henry McKee

Walter KalrneyerJames Jenkins ,John Fat kinRan Ashly B. Ashby

Charles EaganJohn D. Frenzel Charles PiersonJ. N. Offutt John RobinsonS. B. Brydon J. N. Fitzpatrick

H. G. EvansSolomon BrodeRobert GriffithC. 0. Workman C. 0. Workman

J. W. P. Somerville Edward ShawEdward R. BrennanChris. Roberts Harry RetzorWin. Farrady

J. It. Hamilton Nathnnffll SomervilleNathaniel SomervilleE. L. Carpenter Frank QuinnK L. GreenJoseph LodelW. H. K Thomas Albert Deffenbaugh and Elmer RiceJohn Tipping

H. W. Rowe H. W. RoweW. H. R. Thomap Geo. HarveyR. C. Roberts It. C. RobertsUlysses Hanna Jas. A. HannaWm. BarnesSamuel SmithF. R. Brydon John ShuhartJohn BeanVincent Engle

J. J. McDonald, Jr. Wm. RoganJohn W. Metz S. Ti. MetzLawrence Barth Lawrence BarthMichael Thomas Dailey W. WinklerW. A. Hyde W. M. HydeLouuis Stanton Louis StantonJ. J. Greene John Carroll

0. C. ColemanOliver P. PorterClarence RaleyC. J Rowe Thos. Keegan


NAME OF GENERAL MANAGER, SUPERINTENDENT

Name of Company. Mine General Manager.

Andrew RamsayP. ArmstrongJohn A. Caidwell

Andrew Itamsay CompanyBig Savage Fire Brick Co.Savage Mountnin Fire Brick

EllerslieParkerNo. 5

Union Mining Company No. 5-No. 6. Van Lear


AND FOREMAN OF CLAY MINES, 1920-1921

Superintendent. Mine Foreman.

Hugh StevensonClarence Haley(. A. SchuckhartS. 3. Aldon

Henry LoweryClarence RaleyChas. WolfeJoseph F. Finzel

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NAMES OF OFFICERS, ALLEGANY COUNTY, 1920-1921

Consolidation Coal Co.

Potomac & Cnmberland Coal Co.

Bropliy-Hitchins Coal Co.Piedmont&George's Creek Coal Co.Clair Coal Co., Inc.

Robert Harvey & SonsSullivan Bros. Coal Co.W. Va. P. & P. Co.Maryland Coal Co.North Maryland Coal Co.Brailer Mining Co.Adams Coal Co.Midland Mining Co.Midlothian Coal Co.Andrew MacMannisMcKee Coal Co.McNitt Coal Co.L., B. & M. Coal Co.Charles Eagan Coal Co.Chapman Coal Co.Pekin Coal Co.Cormandel Mining Co.H. G. Evans Coal Co.Brode MinesRobert Griffith Coal Co.C. 0. WorkmanMoscow-George's Creek Coal M. Co.Mt. Savage Geo. Creek Coal Co.George's Creek Coal Co., Inc.George's Creek Coal M. Co.Annan and JeifriesUnited Big Vein Coal Co.Frosthurg Big Vein Coal Co.Allegany Coal Co.Allegany Big Vein Coal Co.Wm. Barnes Coal Co.Smith's Coal Co.Caledonia Coal Co.Vincent Engle & SonsHampshire Big Vein Coal Co.Cumberland Big Vein Coal Co.

Mt. Savage Fuel Coal Co.Westernport Coal Co.Hoffa Bros. Coal Co.Stanton-George's Creek Coal Co.Miller & Green Coal Co.Porter-Hoffa Coal Co.Big Savage Fire Brick Coal Co.C. S. Rowe Coal Co.

Continental Bldg., Baltimore, Md.

520 Commercial Trust Bldg.,Phila., Pa.

Frostburg, Md.Frostburg, Md.1004 Finance Bldg., Phila., Pa.

Barton, Md.Frostburg, Md.200 Fifth Ave., New York.25 Beaver St., New York CityPittsburgh, Pa.Mt. Savage, Md.Cumberland, Md.Cumberland, Md.Cumberlanci, Md.Frostburg, Md.Frostburg, Md.Frostburg, Md.Piedmont, W. Va.Midland, Md.Baltimore, Md.Piedmont, W. Va.Piedmont, W. Va.Frostburg, Md.Frostburg, Md.Frostburg, Md.Ji'rostbufg, Md.Cumberland, Md.Frostburg, Md.Cumberland, Md.408 Frick Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa.Frostburg, Md.Meyersdale, Pa.Frostburg, Md.Westernport, Md.Frostburg, Md.Midlothian Coal Co.157 Bowery St., IProstburg, Md.Piedmont, W. Va.Eckhart, Md.Piedmont, W. Va.Liberty Trust Bldg., Cuinber-

land, Md.Mt. Savage, Md.Westernport, Md.Piedmont, W. Va.Frostburg, Md.Westernport, Md.Barton, Md.Allegany, Md.Meyersdale, Pa.

C. W. Watson, Continental Bldg., Balti-more, Md.

J. H. Casanave, 520 Commercial TrustBldg., Philadelpbia, Pa.

John S. Brophy, .Frostburg, Md.John 5. Brophy, Frostburg, Md.V. H. Burtner, Osceola Mills, Pa.Robert Harvey, Barton, Md.Dennis P. Sullivan, Eckhart, Md.John G. Luke, 200 5th Ave., New York.J. W. GallowayJ. Alexander Parks, Pittsburgh, Pa.Geo. C. Brailer, Mt. Savage, Md.

S. \V. P. Somerville, Cumberland, Md.Carl C. Hetzel, Cumberland, Md.A. MacMannis, 66 Broadway, FrostbiirgJonathan Jenkins, Frostburg, Md.Tas. H. Fuller, Frostburg, Md.D. S. Boal, Barton, Md.Charles Eagan\V. S. Chapman, Baltimore, WI.S.. B. Brydon

H. G. Evans, Frostburg, Md.Solomon Brocle, Frostburg, Md.

C. 0. Workman, Frostburg, Md.S. W. P. Somerville, CumberlandGeorge Stern, Frostburg, Md.H. E. Weber, Cumberland, Md.E. S. Reilly, Pittsburgh, Pa.R. Anna ii, Fiostburg, Md.C. F. Rowe. Meyersdale, Pa.B. Annan, Frostburg, Md.E. I. Roberts, Westernport, McI.W. R. GunterW. Barnes, Midlothian, Md.Samuel Smith, Frostburg, Md.E. Richard Brydon, Piedmont. W. Va.Engle's Mine, Eckhart, Md.

L. Lee Litcl1e1stein, ('umberland, McI.Lawrence Barth, Mt. Savage, Md.W. G. Paul, Westernport, Md.T. S. Campbell, Piedmont, W. Va.Louis Stanton, Frostbuig, Md.John P. Miller, Westernport, Md.Oliver T. Porter, Barton, Md.Dr. Armstrong, Frostburg, Md.C. S. Rowe, Frostbnrg, McI.

T. K. Stuart, Continental Bldg., Balti-more, Md.

F. D. Casanave, 913 Harrison Bldg.,Philadelphia, l'a.

Emery Hitchins, Frostburg, Md..Tohn Keating, Cumberland, Md.H. L. Burtner, 1004 Finance Bldg., Phila-

deiphia, Pa.

William J. Sullivan, Eckhart, Md.Chas. Cass, 200 5th Ave., New York.S. F. McGowan5. Farley Walton, Pittsburgh, Pa.F. Brailer, Mt. Savage, Md.W. A. S. Somerville, Cümberland, McI.Robert Stallings, Cumberland, Md.James Jenkins, Frostburg, Md.Jonathall .Tenkins, Frostburg. Md.J. C. Mullan, Piedmont, VT. Va.John Lee Chapman, Baltimore, Md.U. P. Biyclon.

W. A. S. Snnierville, Cumberland, McI.Wrn. M. Farrell, Mt. Savage, Md.Carl Hetzel, Cumberland, Md.L. A. Guinlawan, Pittsburgh, Pa.C. E. .Teffries, Frostburg, Md.L. 1-1. Rowe, Meyersdale, Pa.C. S. Jeffries, Frostburg, Md.Eldred Roberts, Westernport, McI.Ulysses Hanna.

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H. P. Brydon, Piedmont, \V. Va.

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ALLEGANY COUNTY TONNAGE FOR THE YEAR 1920-1921

831,0354,841

51,390122,40438,750

3,82963,62389,070

166,14640,12761,01429,70541,47626,4822,209

85,68131,9594,8837,000

45,71011,9072,3345,429

8003,8967,444

55,13563,718

137,86552,42690,85125,99920,57764,09719,000

3921,025

83,8324,010

98,35717,910

6,01332,05858,802

6,0033,000

53214,620

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Name of Company.I

Tonnage.

Consolidaticn Coal CompanyThe Potomac & Cumberland Coal CompanyBrophy-Hitchins Coal CompanyPiedmont & George's Creek Coal CompanyClair Coal Company, IncRobert Harvey & SonsSullivan Bros. Coal CompanyWest Va. P. & P. CoMaryland Coal CompanyNorth Maryland Coal CompanyBrailer Mining CompanyAdams Coal Company -Midland Mining CompanyMidlothian Coal CompanyAndrew MacMannisMcKee Coal CompanyMcNitt Coal CompanyL., B. & M. Coal CompanyCharles EaganChapman Coal Mining CompanyPekin Coal CompanyCoromandel Mining CompanyH. G. Evans Coal CompanyBrode MinesRobert Griffith Coal CompanyC. 0. Workman - -Moscow-George's Creek Mining CompanyMt. Savage George's Creek Coal CompanyGeorge's Creek Coal Company, IncGeorge's Creek Coal Mining CoAnnan & JefiriesUnited Big Vein Coal CompanyFrostburg Big Vein Coal CompanyAllegany Coal Company -Allegany Big Vein Coal CompanyWm. Barnes & Sons - -Smith's Coal Company - -Caledonia Coal Company -Vincent Engle & Sons -Hampshire Big Vein Coal Company -Cumberland Big Vein Coal CompanyMt. Savage Fuel CompanyWesternport Coal Company -Hoffa Bros. Coal CompanyStanton-George's Creek Coal Company

IPorter-Hoffa Coal Company ..

Big Savage Fire Brick Coal CompanyC. J. Rowe Coal


GARREY[ COUNTY TONNAGE FOR THE YEAR 1920-1921

117,56993,072

6,3415,000

10,000172,535

1,6001,751

77,3742,804

11,17530,00076,85115,76357,8741,8213,659

24,28011,51642,82010,306

35011,608

789,069

Name of Company. I

Tonnage

The Andrew Ramsay CompanyBig Savage Fire Brick Company -

Savage Mountain Fire Brick Company ..

Union Mining Company

Total -

Name of Company. Tonnage.

Wolf Den Coal Company -

Manor Coal CompanyTaylor-Offutt Coal Company -

C. E. Stanton Coal CompanyThe Phyllis Coal CompanyDavis Coal and Coke CompanyDollgren Coal CompanyBillmeyer MineBlame Mining CompanyBaum & Yommer ..

Aberdeen Coal CompanyW. D. Althouse & CoGarrett County Coal & Mining Company ..

Hubbard Coal Mining CompanyHamill Coal & Coke CompanyGeo. Hoover Coal Company ..

Myers Coal CompanyG. C. Pattison Coal CompanyPendergast & AshbyPotomac Valley Coal CompanyTrout Coal Company .. -

Frank Tedrow Coal Company .. -

Bloomington Coal Company

Total -

FIRE CLAY MINES TONNAGE FOR THE YEAR 1920-1921

3,62216,5164,954

29,627

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ALLEGANY COUNTY IMPROVEMENTS, FOR 1920-1921

a

Consolidation Coal CoPotomac & Cumberlaud Coal Co

Clair Coal Co., IlicAndrew MacMannis

McNitt Coal CoL., B. & M. Coal CoMoscow-Geo. M. CoMt. Savage George's Creek Coal Co

George's Creek Coal Mining Co

Vincent Engle & SonsPorter-I-Ioffa Coal CoC. S. Rowe

Electric Haulage installed in Mine No. 1.Casanave No. 2 and No. 3 opened, built incline

plant to No. 3, built hospital, machine shop,stable, etc.

Penn. No. 2 Mine opened in Kittanning.Construction of wagon tipple, housing coal

washer.Car retarder and push back tipple installed.New bilis for storing coal, new steel rails in

place of wood.New electric fan and general improvement.New barn, outside tracks graded, tile brattices

built in the mine.New pifle to Tyson and to Waynesburg.

Waynesburg opened up and developed.Five hundred and fifty dollars.General mine cars, double entrance. etc.General Development.

ALLEGANY COUNTY

Name of Company.

Consolidation Coal Co

Potomac & Cumberland Coal Co

Brophy-Hitchins Coal CoPiedmont & George's Creek Coal Co....Clair Coal CoRobert Haney & SonsW. Va. P. & P. CoN. Md. Coal CoBrailer Coal Mining Co

L. B. & B. Coal CoMt. Savage George's Creek Coal CoGeorge's Creek Coal Mining CoUnited Big Vein Coal CoAllegany Big Vein Coal CoCaledonia Coal CoHampshire Big Vein Coal CoCumberland Big Vein Coal CoWesternport Coal CoHoffa Bros. Coal CoStanhon Georges Creek Coal Co

Veins of Coal Known to Be on the Property,With Acreage of Each Supposed to Exist.

Big Vein, 8,937.819 acres; Upper Tyson orSewickley, 5,527 acres; Red Stone, LowerSewiclclev, Washington and all seams givenin the Maryland State Geological Survey Re-ports, the acreage of which have not been(letilled.

Veins known to us are the Bakerstown, theUpper and Lower Freeport and the ushrock.There are three veins below us—the Parkerand the Upper and Lower Kittanning.

Tyson, 400; Redstone, 550; Big Vein, 8.Lower Kittanning, 800 acres; Bakerstown, 80;

Redstone, 20; Big Vein, 1.Bakerstown, .550; Lower Freeport, 600; Middle

KiLtan'iiug, 600; Split Six, 600.6 foot, 45 acres.Middle Kittanning, 15; Clarion, 100; Free-

port, 40.Losver Kittanning, 2,000; Davis Seam, 3,000.Redstone, 15; Pittburg, 16'h Franklin. 231;

Bakerstown. 450; Meyradee, 450; BrushCreek, 450.

14 acre, Big Vein.Bluebaugh, 1,331.5; discrepancy in acreage is

due to location of outcrop.Waynesburg, 350; Tyson, 720; Big Vein.One acre.George's Creek Big Vein Coal Co.Pittsburgh Seam, acreage unknown; Bakers-

town to Moscow Mine, 350.Pittsburgh Br. Bakerstown, Freeport.Big Vein mostly outcrop—been worked; esti-

mate of same, 200,000 tons.Balcerstown. 40 acres; Freeport, 200; Lower

Kittanning, 200.1Mg Vein, acreage not known; Bakerstown,

about 800 acres.Kittanning, 1; we are working 650; Bakers

town, abont 50.

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ALLEGANY COUNTY—( Continued)

Consolidation Coal CoOnly partially worked, no seanis below

the Big Vein having been developed.Poloniac & Cuniberland Coal Co

48 acres.Brophy-Hitchins Coal Co

12 acres.Piedmont & George's Creek Coal Co

34 acres.Clair Coal Co., Inc

22 acres.Robert Harvey & Sons

S acres.West Va. P. & P. Co

90 acres.North Maryland Coal Co

1% acres.Brailer Mining Co

4 acres.McNitt Coal CoL. B. & M. Coal Co

2 acres.Mt. Savage George's Creek Coal Co

36.636 acres.George's Creek Coal Co., Inc

2 acres.George's Creek Coal Co., Inc

34 acres.George's Creek Coal Mining CoUnited Big Vein Coal CoAllegany Coal Co

1 Bakerstown, 24 Lower Kittanning.Allegaty Big Vein Coal Co

5 acres.Hampshire Big Vein Coal Co

20 a°res.Cumberland Big Vein Coal Co

6 acres.Mt. Savage Fuel Co

1 acres.Westernport Coal Co

10 acres.Hoffa Br?. Coal Co

2i acres.Stanton Georges Creek Coal Co

35 acres.Miller & Greene Coal Co

2 acres.Porter-Hoffa Coal Co

1 acre.

Wolf Den Coal Co., IncManor Coal CompanyPhyllis Coal Mining Co

The Davis Coal & Coke CoBlame Miffing CompanyBaum & YoinrnerW. I). Althonse & CoGeorge HooverPendergast & Asliby

Potomac Valley Coal Co

Coal Area Worked Out. Average Yet to Mine.

12,774.380 acres

252 acres.

&S50 acres.

25 acres.

15 acres.

2,000 acres.

16% acres.

125 acres.25 acres.

1294.864 acres.

700 acres.275 acres.

5 49 acres Bakerstown.65 acres Kittanning.

5 acres.

2,000 acres.

473 acres.

200 acres.

650 acres.

300 acres.

180 acres.

GARRETT COUNTY IMPROVEMENTS FOR 192049211 picking table; built overcasts, 4; new ma-

clii ime shop.n00,00o.00.New operation — building tipples, bins, scale

house, etc.Addition to school, doctor's office, pump room.Lighting and water works systems installed.Installed fan.All development work.Fan and engine, widening of main heading.New tipple and installed gasoline engine and

fan.New car repair shop. installed steaM engine

and boiler for ventilation fan, 1 new motor.re]'yed 1.400 feet motor haulage, timberedand recleaned main air way, installed tele-phones, ten new mine houses; installed fanand engine for ventilation.

$1J500.Frank Tedrow


GARRETT COUNTY—(Continued)Veins of Coal Known to Be on the Property,

Name of Company. With Acreage of Each Supposed to Exist.

Wolf Den Coal Co., IncManor Coal Company

Phyllis Coal Mining CoDavis Coal & Coke CoBansn & YommerAberdeen Coal CoW. D. Althouse & CoGarrett County Coal & Mining CoHamill Coal & Coke CoPendergast & Ashby

Potomac Valley Coal CoTrout Coal Co

Upper Kittanning, Lower Kittanning andclarion Seam; not determined.

Upper Freeport, worked out; remaining 50acres not developed; Lower Kittanning, 130acres; Clarion, 8 acres.

Masontown, 3,000 acres; Bakerstown, 3,000 acres;Lower Kittanning, 1,174.73.Slate vein, 50 acres.900, both Kittunning and Freeport.Kittanning and Lower Freeport.Upper Kittanning and Lower Kittauning.Kittauning, 350; Freeport, 250.Bakerstown, about 40 acres; 30-inch Vein. 220

acres; Middle and Lower Kittanning, 1 t5acres; Clarion, 200 acres.

Clarion, 400 acres.Kiltanning, 700 acres; Clarion, 750 acres.

GARRETT COUNTY

Coal Area Worked Out. Average Yet to Mine.

Wolf Den Coal Co., Inc30 acres.

Taylor-Ol'fntt Coal Co10 acres.

C. B. Stanton Coal Co2 acres.

Phyllis Coal Mining Co2 acres.

Davis Coal & Coke Company10.05 acres.

Dollgreen Coal Co% acre.

Billmeyer Mine1 acre.

Blame Mining Co57 acres.

Baum & Yommer14 acres.

Aberdeen Coal Co•71, acres.

W. D. Althouse Coal Co8 acres.

Garrett County Coal Co518 acres.

Hubbard Coal Mining Co5 acres.

ilamill Coal & Coke Co20 acres.

George Hoover Coal Co1 acre.

Myers Coal CoPendergast & Ashbv

5 acres.Potomac Valley Coal Co

10 acres.Potomac Valley Coal Co

1 acre.Tront Coal Co

5 acres. I

1300 acres.

500 acres.

100 acres.

0,500 acres.

1,174 acres.

0 acres.

336 acres.

50 acres leased.

900 acres.

700 acres.

1,295 acres.

210 acres.

600 acres.

7 acres.

180 acres.

175 acres.

250 acres.

350 acres.

700 acres.

GARRETT COUNTYName of Company. MIne Worked Out or Abandoned During Year.

Garrett County Coal & Mining Co No. 5 Mine, Upper Kittanning.

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DESCRIPTION OF MINES IN ALLEGANY COUNTY.CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY.

(Maryland Division.)

G. M. Gillette, Md.

Harry Martin, Asst. Manager Frostburg, Md.

The Maryland Division of the Consolidation Coal Company isin Allegany County. It is the largest operation in the State.They operate thirteen mines and are working the Pittsburgh, or BigVein and Tyson coal seam. The general condition of the Consoli-dation mines is good and no expense is being spared to meet therequirements of the law and keep them in a healthful and safecondition.

During the year of 1920-1921 they employed 1,171 men andproduced 831,035 tons of coal, an increase of 8,391 tons.

CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY.

Peter Hoye - Foreman.

Consol Mine No. 1 is located at Ocean on the east side of theGeorge's Creek. It is a slope opening working the Pittsburgh orBig Vein coal seam, and is opened upon the double-entry system.

Ventilation is produced by steam driven fans, and the air cur-rent is conducted to the working faces, by overcasts. doors andbrattices. It is found in a satisfactory and lawful condition.

Drainage is very difficult, owing to the low condition of themine, and a heavy expense is incurred keeping it satisfactory. Itis obtained by being drained through the Hoffman tunnel.

During the year 1920-1921 they employed 175 men, worked241 days and produced 126,918 tons of coal.

John Sluss Mine Foreman.

Consol Mine No. 3 is located at Hoffman, one and one-half mileseast of Frostburg. It is a slope opening working the Pittsburg orBig Vein seam of coal, and is developed on the double-entry system.

Ventilation is produced by a steam-driven fan, and the air cur-rent is conducted to the working faces by overcasts, doors and brat-tices. It is found in a satisfactory and lawful condition.

Drainage is most difficult, and it is necessary to have a numberof pumps and ditches in order to keep the drainage in a lawful con-dition. Drainage is through the Hoffman ditch, which emptiesinto the Braddcck Run at Claryville.


Timbering is found in a good condition, but it requires a greatdeal of timbering to keep the roof in a safe condition.


Hugo Rempeel Mine Foreman.Consol Mine No. 4 is a slope opening working the Pittsburg or

Big Vein coal seam. It is developed on the double-entry system.Ventilation is produced by a steam-driven fan, and is conducted

to the working faces by brattices.Drainage is very difficult, but by the use of pumps and ditches it

is kept in a lawful condition.The roof is of a very dangerous character, owing to the age of

the mine. The timbering, however, is well looked after.During the year 1920-1921, they employed 100 men, worked

264 days and produced 66,659 tons of coal.

Richard Hawkins Mine Foreman.Consol Tyson Mine No. 6 is located at National. It is a drift

opening working the Sewickley or Tyson coal seam, and is developedon the double-entry system.

Ventilation is produced by natural means and is conducted tothe working faces by brattices.

Drainage is in a lawful condition. The roof is very dangerous,but the timbering is well looked after.

During the year 1920-1921, they employed 24 men, worked 182days, and produced 9,252 tons of coal.

Frank Williams Mine Foreman.Consol No. 7 is located at Lord, one and one-half miles west of

Carlos Junction. It is a slope opening, working the Pittsburg or Big\rein seam of coal, and is developed on the double-entry system.

The ventilation is found in a lawful condition, and is producedby a steam-driven fan. It is conducted to the working faces by doorsand brattices.

Drainage is by natural means, and is drained into the Oceanwater ditch. It is in good condition.

The roof is of the usual character, which overlies the Pittsburgseam in this region, and the timbering is well looked after.

During the year 1920-1921 they employed 83 men, worked 242days and produced 67,793 tons of coal.

James Woodson - Mine Foreman.

Consol Mine No. 9 is located at the end of the "Y" on the mainline of the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad. It consists offour drift openings, known as B. C. D. E., working the Tyson and


coal seam. D. and E serve as a travel way for men, and B. and C.are used for haulage.Ventilation is found in a satisfactory condition and is producedby steam-drjven fans. It is conducted to the working faces and

throughout the mine by overeasts, doors and brattices.Drainage is very difficult, but is kept in a lawful condition by

holes being driven to the big vein and by the use of ten large electricpumps.


R. L. Edwards Mine Foreman.Consol Mine No. 10 is located at Eckhart, Md., west of theConsol Mine No. 4. It is a drift opening working the Upper

Sewickley or Tyson coal seam, and is developed on the double-entrysystem.Ventilation is produced by fan driven by an electric motor. The

air is conducted to the working face by overcasts, doors and brat-tices.

Drainage is very difficult, but is kept in a lawful condition bypumps and holes being driven into the big vein.

The roof is as good as the average found in the Tyson vein andrequires a great deal of timbering.

During the year 1920-1921 they employed 80 men, worked 239days, and produced 64,169 tons of coal.

James Darrow Mine Foreman.Consol Mine No. 11 is located at pumping shaft, above the big

vein of Consol Mine No. 5. It is a shaft opening working the UpperSewickley or Tyson coal seam, and is developed on the double-entrysystem.

Ventilation is produced by a steam-driven fan, and is conductedto the working face by overeasts and brattices.

Drainage is very difficult, but is kept in a satisfactory conditionby electric pumps and holes drilled into the big vein.

Roofing is good, except in a few places.During the year 1920-1921 they employed 72 men, worked 232

days, and produced 45,395 tons of coal.

A. C. Neal Mine Foreman.Consol Mine No. 12 is located at Borden Shaft, on the main line

of the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad. It is a shaft openingworking the Pittsburg or Big Vein seam of coal. It is developed onthe double-entry system.

Ventilation is produced by a fan driven by a Crawford &Chrimmond engine at pumping shaft.

30 MTNE INSPECTOR'S ANNUAL REPORT, 1920-1921.

Drainage is by natural means and ditches, and is drained in theHoggman water ditch. The roof is as good as the average, andrequires a great deal of timbering.


Charles Shields Mine Foreman.Mine No. 13 is located at Old Consolidation, a village about one

mile west of Frostburg, operating a series of drift openings in thePittsburg and Tyson coal seam.

Drift No. 1 is ventilated by a steam-driven fan. The air cur-rent is conducted to the working faces by brattices and doors, andis found in a good condition.

The slope opening is ventilated by a steam-driven fan and theair current is conducted to the working faces by doors and bratticesand is found in a lawful condition. The roof is good and the tim-bering is well looked after. The coal is gathered and hauled tothe bottom of the slope by horses. It is theD hoisted by engine anddumped in conjunction with the output of No. 1.

IL, C. and D. are drift openings, working the Sewickley orTyson coal seam. The ventilation is produced by natural meansand is not always satisfactory.

During the year 1920-1921, they employed 82 men, worked 241days and produced 44,939 tons of coal.

Elmer Kight Mine Foreman.Consol Mine No. 14 is located at Allegany and is known as the

"Old Allegany Mine." It is a drift opening, working the Pittsburgor Big Vein coal seam, and is developed on the double-entry system.

Ventilation is produced by a five-foot fan, driven by an electricmotor. The air current is conducted to the working faces by ap-proved doors and brattices.

Drainage is by means of ditches and is drained into the Alle-gany ditch. The roof is of the usual character, overlying the Pitts-burg seam.


George Richardson Mine Foreman.Consol Mine No. 15, is located at Vale Summitt and is known

as the "Old Astor Mine". It is a drift opening, working the Pitts-burg or Big Vein Coal seam.


George Richardson Mine Foreman.Consol Mine No. 16 is located about two miles east of Midland.

It consists of a series of openings and is developed on the double-entry system.


No. 1 and Hoffman No. 3 are slope openings, and No. 4 is adrift opening. Ventilation is produced by an electric fan, and isconducted to the working faces by overcasts, doors and brattices.

Drainage is by means of pumps and is found in a satisfactorycondition.

Timbering is carefully looked after.During the year 1920-1921 they employed 99 men, worked 244

days and produced 66,554 tons of coal.

MT. SAVAGE FUEL COMPANY.

Lawrence Barth Mine Foreman.

It is located at Mt. Savage and is a drift opening, working thebush creek or rock seam and is developed on the double-entrysystem.

Ventilation is by natural means and is found to be in a satis-factory condition.

During the year 1920-1921 they employed nine men, worked247 days and produced 6,013 tons of coal.

COROMENDAL COAL MINING COMPANY.

J. N. Fitzenpatrick Mine Foreman.

It is located at Lonaconing and is a drift opening working thePittsburgh or Big Vein seam of coal. It is developed on the double-entry system.

Ventilation is by natural means and is found to be in a satis-factory condition.


PEKIN COAL COMPANY.

J. Robinson - Mine Foreman.

It is located at the West side of Pekin. It is a drift openingworking the Pittsburg or Big Vein coal seam.

Ventilation is produced by holes being driven to the surfaceand around the outcrop, where the working faces are located.

Drainage is by natural means and ditches. The roof is of theusua] character and requires a great deal of timbering.


ANDREW MACMANNIS.

Andrew MacMannis Mine Foreman

The Andrew MacMannis Company is located about one mileeast of Frostburg, reclaiming the old union coal bank.


During the year 1920-1921 they employed 8 men, worked 119


ADAMS COAL COMPANY.

Robert Duncan Mine Foreman.

The Adams Coal Company is located at Midlothian. Working

the pittsburgh or Big Vein Coal Seam.Ventilation is produced by natural means and is found to be

in a satisfactory condition.During the year 1920-1921 they employed 34 men, worked 236

days, and produced 29,705 tons of coal.

VINCENT ENGLE AND SONS COAL COMPANY.

Vincent Engle Mine Foreman.

The Vincent Engle and Sons Coal Company is located about

one mile east of Eckhart. It is a drift opening working the big

vein coal seam.During the year 1920-1921 they employed 8 men, and pro-

duced 4,010 tons of coal.

ALLEGANY COAL COMPANY.

R. C. Roberts Mine Foreman.

Tacoma Mine is located on the west side of the George's Creek

at Franklin. This mine is a drift opening working the Lower Kit-

tanning or Davis six-foot coal seam.Ventilation is produced by furnace and by several openings.

The air current is conducted to the working faces by doors and

stoppings, and is found in a good condition. Drainage is by natural

means and is generally good. The roof is of a dangerous character

and requires a great deal of timbering.During the year 1920-1921 they employed 70 men, worked 199


EAGAN MINING COMPANY.

The Eagan Mining Company is located at Midland and is a

drift opening working the pittsburg or Big Vein coal seam. Dur-

ing the year 1920-1921 they employed 10 men, worked 140 days

and produced 7,000 tons of coal.

UNITED BIG VEIN COAL COMPANY.

H. W. Rowe - Mine Foreman.

United Big Vein Coal Mine is located west of Mt. 5avage It

consists of two driit openings, working the Pittsburg or Big Vein

coal seam, and is developed on the double-entry system.


Ventilation is produced by natural means, and is found satis-factory. The current is conducted to the working faces by approvedbrattices and doors. Drainage is kept in a lawful condition bynatural means and ditches. The roof is good and the timberingis well looked after.

During the year 1920-1921 they employed 60 men, worked 15days and produced 25,999 tons of coal..

WESTERNPORT COAL COMPANY.

Wm. Winkler - IV[ine Foreman.

The Westernport Mine is located at Franklin. It is a driftopening working the Lower Kittanning coal seam.

Ventilation is produced by electric fan and is conducted tothe working faces by doors and brattices. Drainage is difficult insections, however, it is kept in good condition by electric pumps.


MARYLAND COAL COMPANY.

Robert Merrbach, Felix Foote,James Dinning, Bailey BurnsMine Foremen

The Maryland Coal Company is located on the west side of theGeorge's Creek at Lonaconing. They are operating several mines,working the Pittsburg or Big Vein, Tyson, Waynesburg and Free-Sport seams of coal.

Tyson Mine No. 1 is located on the west side of George's Creekat Lonaconing. It is a drift opening, working the Sewickley orTyson coal seam, and is developed on the double-entry system.

Ventilation is produced by a motor-driven fan. The air currentis conducted to the working -faces, by overcasts, doors and brattices,and is found in a satisfactory condition.

Drainage is difficult, but is kept in a lawful condition by ditchesand pumps. The roof is 'good, and timbering well looked after.


CALEDONIA COAL COMPANY.

John Shuhart, John Bean Mine Foremen.Caledonia Mine is located on the west side of the George's

Creek. The mine consists of four drift openings, working thePittsburg or Big Vein coal seam.

Ventilation is produced by natural means, by holes driven tothe surface around the outcrop near where the working faces are


located. Drainage is by natural means and ditches, and is generallygood. The roof is of a very dangerous character being near theoutcrop and therefore requires very careful attention.


McKEE COAL COMPANY.

Henry McKee, Walter Kalmeyer Mine Foremen.

McKee Coal Mine is located one and one half miles west ofCarlos Junction. There are two openings, working the Pittsburgor Big Vein coal seam.

Ventilation is produced by natural means, and the conditionsare favorable for this means of ventilation as there are numerousholes driven to the surface and around the outcrop near the work-ing faces.

Drainage is by natural means and is found in good condition.The roof requires a great deal of timbering, being near.the outcrop.


MILLER, AND GREENE COAL COMPANY.

John Carroll - Mine Foreman.

Miller and Greene Coal Co. is located near Westernport, and isa drift opening, working the Clarion or Parker seam of coal. It isdeveloped by the double-entry system.

The ventilation is produced by a steamdriven fan and is con-ducted to' the working faces by doors and stoppings, and is foundto be generally good.

Drainage is difficult and not at all times satisfactory, owingto the level condition of the mine

During the year 1920-1921 they employed 25 men, worked 160days.

WM. H. BARNES AND SON'S FUEL MINE.

The Barnes Mine is located at Midlothian, is a drift openingand working the Pittsburg or Big Vein coal seam. During the year1920-1921 they employed 1 miner and produced 392 tons of coal.

SOLOMON BRODE FUEL MINE.

The Brode Mine is located at Frostburg, Md., and is a driftopening working the Pittsburg or Big Vein coal seam. During theyear 1920-1921 they produced 800 tons of coal.


SAMUEL SMITH FUEL MINE.The Smith Mine is located at Midlothia.n and is a drift opening

working the Pittsburg or Big Vein coal seam. During the year1920-1921 they produced 1,025 tons of coal.

H. G. EVANS COAL COMPANY.Borden Mine is located at Borden, near Frostburg. There are

two drift openings, working the Pittsburg or Big Vein coal seam.Ventilation is produced by natural means, and conditions are

good for this kind of ventilation as there are numerous holes drivento the surface around the outcrop, where the working faces arelocated. Drainage is in a lawful condition by natural means. Theroof is of a dangerous character, and requires• a great deal of tim-bering to keep it safe.

During the year 1920-1921 they produced 5,429 tons of coal.PIEDMONT AND GEORGE'S CREEK COAL CO.Martin T. O'Rourke, James Jackson,

Oscar Huber, John D. Wallace,John Hughes Foremen.

Washington Mine No. 1 is located on the west side of theGeorge's Creek near Franklin. It is a drift opening working theLower Kittanning seam of coal, and is developed on the double-entry system.

Ventilation is produced by an electric driven fan and the aircurrent is conducted to the working faces by doors and stoppingsand is found in satisfactory condition. Drainage is by means ofpumps and is kept in a lawful condition. The roaf is in good con-dition.


McNITT COAL COMPANY.

John Fatkin - Mine Foreman.

The McNitt Coal Company is located at Midlothian and work-ing the Sewickley or Tyson coal seam. It is a slope opening andjust recently opened, therefore, only produced a small tonnage forthe year 1921.

They employed 68 men, worked 214 days and produced 31,959tons of coal.

N. MD. COAL MINING COMPANY.Raymond Henry - Mine Foreman.

North Maryland Coal Mining Co., is located at Montell, work-ing the Lower Kittanning seam of coal. The working condition of


this mine is very difficult owing to the heavy grade but it is keptin a lawful condition. The coal is hauled from the mines to thehead of a plane and the inside of the mine and lowered 500 feet,from here it is hauled through a rock tunnel several thousand feetlong by electric motor.


THE BROPHY-HITCHINS COAL COMPANY.James Taylor, John Lapp . Mine Foremen.

The No. 1 mine is located at Midlothian, working the Redstoneseam of coal. It is developed on the double-entry system and iskept in a lawful condition. The roof in this mine is very soft andrequires a great deal of timbering.

The No. 2 mine is located at Midlothian, working the Tysonseam of coal. It is developed on the double-entry system and iskept in a lawful condition.

The working condition at this mine is very difficult owing tothe small seam of coal. It is necessary to take down a large amountof rock to allow the men to work the coal. The machinery andgeneral equipment of this mine is usually good, and is withoutdoubt one of the best mines in the State.

During the year 1920-1921 these mines employed 152 men,worked 197 days and produced 51,390 tons of coal.

MIDLOTHIAN COAL COMPANY.Wm. Superintendent.

Midlothian Coal Co., is located at Midlothian, about two mileswest of Frostburg. The mine consists of five drift openings, work-ing the Tyson and Big Vein coal seam.

Ventilation is produced by tatural means and is found to bevery satisfactory. Drainage is generally good and is by naturalmeans and ditches. The roof is of a dangerous character, beingnear the outcrop, and therefore requires very careful timbering.The timbering is carefully looked after.


SULLIVAN BROS. COAL COMPANY.John P. Barry,

Bernard D. Byrnes - Mine Foremen.Sullivan Mine No. 1 is located near Eckhart. It is a drift open-

ing, working the Upper Sewickley, better known as the Tyson coalseam, and is developed on the double-entry system.

Sullivan Mine No. 2 is located at Carlos. This mine consistsof five drift openings and one slope opening, working the Pittsburgor Big Vein coal seam.



BRAILER MINING COMPANY.Joseph Jerkins Mine Foreman.

Bald Knob Mine is located at Mt. Savage. It consists of fouropenings, working the Pittsburg or Big Vein coal seam. It is de-veloped on the double-entry system.

Ventilation is produced by natural means and is conveyed tothe working faces by doors and stoppings. The air conditions aegood. Drainage is by means of ditches. The roof is good and thetimbering well taken care of.


MOSCOW-GEORGE'S CREEK COAL COMPANY.J. W. P. Somerville..Superintendent.

Moscow No. 2 is located near Barton on the west side of theGeorge's Creek. There are three drift openings, working the Pitts-burg or Big Vein coal seam.

The ventilation is produced by natural means, by numerousholes driven to the surface and around the outcrop near where theworking faces are located. Conditions are good for this system ofventilation. Drainage is by natural means and ditches. The roofis of a very dangerous character and requires a great deal of tim-bering.


HOFFA BROS. COAL COMPANY.Wm. Hyde, -

Potomac Mine is located in Barton. This mine consists of 11drift openings, working the Pittsburg or Big Vein coal seam, andis developed on the single-entry system.

Ventilation is produced by natural means, and the conditionsare favorable. The drainage is also by natural means and is insatisfactory condition.


MIDLAND MINENG CO.

J. S. Askey Mine Foreman.Neff Run Mine is located near Midland. It has five openings

working the Pittsburg or Big Vein coal seam.

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Ventilation is produced by natural means, by holes beingdriven to the surface around the outcrop near the working faces.Drainage is by natural means and ditches and generally good. Theroot is dangerOus being near the outcrop and therefore requiresa great deal of timbering. However, it is kept in a safe condition.


MT. SAVAGE & GEORGE'S CREEK COAL CO.

Harry Retzer, Wm. Farrady Mine Foremen.

Mine No. 1 is located at the George's Creek Village, on themain line of the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad. It is adrift opening, working the Brookville or Bluebaugh coal seam.

Ventilation is produced by an air shaft sunk 204 feet. Theair current is conducted to the working faces by doors, bratticesstoppings and pumps. The roof is good and timbering is welllooked after.


CHAPMAN COAL COMPANY.

Charles Pierson Mine Foreman.

Chapman Mine is located at Barton on the west side of theGeorge's Creek. It is a drift opening, working the Bakerstown orBarton four-foot seam of coal, and is developed on the double-entry system.

Ventilation is produced by a fan driven by a natural gas en-gine. It is conveyed to the working faces by doors and stoppings,and the air current is generally in a good condition. Drainage isoverlying the Bakerstown seam.


STANTON AND GEORGE'S CREEK COAL CO.

Louis Stanton General Manager.

Stanton's Mine is located on the west side of Braddock's Run,one mile south of Claryville, among the Old National Road. It isa drift opening working the Kittanning seam of coal.

Ventilation is produced by a 16-foot fan, driven by steam,and the air current is fairly good. Drainage is difficult in somesections. The roof which overlies the Kittanning in this sectionis above the average, and for this reason the timbering is some-times neglected.


During the year 1920-192 1 they employed 10 men, worked 247days and produced 6,003 tons of coal.

FROSTBURG BIG VEIN COAL COMPANY.Geo. Harvey - Manager.

The Frostburg Big Vein Coal Company Mine is located nearAllegany on the west side of Jennings Run.

The mine has eight drift openings, working the Pittsburg orBig Vein coal seam.

Ventilation is produced by natural means, from holes beingdriven to the surface. Drainage is by natural means and is jngood condition.


WEST VIRGINIA PULP AND PAPER COMPANY.J. P. Brown - Mine Foreman.

Devon Mine is located at Luke on a branch of the WesternMaryland Railroad. It is a drift opening working the Davis six-foot seam, and is developed on the double-entry system.

Ventilation is produced by a fan driven by an electric motor,and is conducted to the working faces by doors and stoppings.The air current is found in a satisfactory condition. Drainage isdifficult in some sections, but is kept in a lawful condition byelectric pumps. The roof requires a great deal of timbering whichis always attended to promptly.


ALLEGANY BIG VEIN COAL COMPANY.Jas. A. Hanna - - Mine Foreman.

The Allegany Coal Company Mine is located near Allegany.It is a drift opening, working the Pittsburg or Big Vein coal seam.

Ventilation is produced by natural means and the conditionsare good for this kind of ventilation. Drainage is by naturalmeans. The roof is dangerous and requires a great deal of tim-bering to keep it in a safe condition.


CLAIR COAL COMPANY, INC.

T. A. Harris, M. C. Harris Mine Foremen,Penn. Mines Nos. 1 and 2 are located on the west side of the


George's Creek, near Franklin. They are drift openings and work-ing the Bakerstown Barton four foot coal seam, and are developedon the double-entry system.

The ventilation is well distributed, being produced by a largesteam fan, and the air conditions are good. Drainage is by naturalmeans and ditches.


CUMBERLAND BIG VEIN COAL COMPANY.John W. Kretzburg.. - -.

The Cumberland Big Vein Coal Co., Conway Mine No. 1, islocated about one mile east of Eckhart. It is a drift opening, work-ing the Pittsburg or Big Vein coal seam.

Ventilation is produced by natural means, and conditions arefavorable. There are numerous holes driven to the surface andaround the outcrop, where the working faces are located.

Drainage is by natural means and is found in a good condition.The roof is very dangerous and requires a great deal of timberingto keep it safe.


GEORGE'S CREEK COAL COMPANY, INC.Nathaniel Somerville Mine Foreman.

The George's Creek Coal Company, Inc., Mines Nos. 1, 2, 3 and4, are drift openings, working the Sewickley or Tyson coal seam.They are equipped with electrical driven fans. The air conditionsare very good.'

During the year 1920-1921 No. 1 employed 57 men, worked 155days and produced 25,791 tons of coal. No. 2 employed 28 men,worked 151 days and produced 14,173 tons of coal. No. 3 employed56 men, worked 159 days and produced 24,043 tons of coal. No. 4employed 98 men, worked 171 days, and produced 54,253 tons ofcoal.

GEORGE'S CREEK COAL COMPANY', INC.Nathaniel Somerville - Mine Foreman.

George's Creek Coal Company No. 2 and 9 is located at Lona-coning. They are drift openings, working the Pittsburg or BigVein seam of coal.

During the year 1920-1921 No. 2 employed 9 men, worked 151days and produced 7,876 tons of coal. No. 9 employed 14 men,worked 71 days and produced 11,728 tons of coal.

Mine No. 9 was abandoned during the year.

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C. J. ROWE AND BitoS., INC.

Thos. Keegan - Mine Foreman.The C. J. Rowe Bros., Inc., Parker Mine is located at Barrells-yule, working the Bluebaugh seam of coal.Ventilation is produced by a 7-foot fan driven by electricity.Drainage is in a lawful condition. The roof is good and care-

fully looked after.During the year 1920-1921 they employed 42 men, worked 143


GEORGE'S CREEK COAL MINING CO.

Frank Quinn Mine Foreman.The George's Creek Coal Mining Company, Tyson No. 1, islocated at Lonaconing, working the Tyson or Sewickley seam of

coal, and is a drift opening, developed on the double-entry system.Ventilation is produced by electrical driven fan and is foundto be in a very satisfactory condition.During the year 1920-1921 they employed 62 men, worked 218

days and produced 21,581 tons of coal. -

Joseph Todd Mine Foreman.Waynesburg mine of the George's Creek Coal Mining Co. is

located at Lonaconing. It is a drift opening, working the Waynes-burg seam of coal.

Ventilation is by natural means and is found to be in a satis-factory condition.During the year 1920-192 1 they employed 39 men, worked 143

days and produced 13,676 tons of coal.R. L. Greene Mine Foreman.

Jackson No. 2 Mine of the George's Creek Coal Mining Co., islocated at Barton. It is a drift opening, working the PittsburgBig Vein seam of coal.

Ventilation is by natural means and found to be in a satis-factory condition.


ANNAN AN]J JEFFRIES COAL COMPANY.

Albert Defenbaugh - Mine Foreman.Union No. 1 of the Annan and Jeifries Coal Company is located

at Zihlman, andis a drift opening, working the Big Vein and Tysonseam of coal. Conditions are found to be very satisfactory.


During the year 192Q-1921 they employed 137 men, worked185 days and produced 72,432 tons of coal.

John Foreman.

Union No 2 of the Annan and Jeifries Coal Company is locatedat Zihlman, and is a drift opening, working the Big Vein coal seam.The ventilation is produced by an electrical driven fan and is foundto be in a very good condition.


HAMPSHIRE BIG VEIN COAL COMPANY.

William Rogan Foreman.

The Hampshire Big Vein Coal Company is located near Barton,Maryland, working the Pittsburg or Big Vein Freeport and Bakers-town coal seams. Conditions are found to be very satisfactory.

Ventilation is produced by electrical driven fan and conductedto the working faces in a lawful manner.

During the year 1920-192 1 they employed 89 men, worked 150days and produced 98,357 tons of coal.

PORTER-HOFFA COAL COMPANY.

Oliver T. Porter Mine Foreman.

The Porter-Hoffa Coal Company is located near Barton. It isa drift opening, working the Bakerstown coal seam. Ventilationis produced by a furnace. It is found to be in a lawful condition.


BIG SAVAGE FIRE BRICK COAL COMPANY.

Clarence Raley Mine Foreman.

Big Savage Fire Brick Company Mine is located about twomiles west of Zihlman. It is a drift opening, working the Parkerseam of coal. During the year they employed 2 men, worked 200days and produced 532 tons of coal.

POTOMAC AND CUMBETRLAND COAL COMPANY.

William Williams Foreman.

The Potomac and Cumberland CQal Company is located aboutone mile east of Mt. Savage on the! C. & P. Railroad, they are drift


openings, working the lower and upper Freeport and Bakertowncoal seams.

The ventilation and drainage is found to be in a lawfu' condition.

During the year 1920-1921 they emp'oyed 20 men, worked 97days and produced 4,841 tons of coal.

ROBERT HARVEY AND SONS COAL COMPANY.

William Foreman.

Robert Harvey and Sons Goal Company is located at Reynolds,one mile west of Barton. It is a drift opening, working the Free-port coal seams.


L. B. & M. COAL COMPANY.

Ran Foreman.

The L. B. & M. Coal Company is located about one mile west ofBarton,. and is a drift opening, working the Bakerstown coal seam.


ROBERT GRIFFITH COAL COMPANY.

Robert Foreman.

The Robert Griffith Coal Company is located at Frostburg,working the Tyson coal seam.

During the year 1920-1921 they employed 6 men and produced3,896 tons of coal.

WORKMAN COAL COMPANY.

C. 0. Workman - lVline Foreman.

The Workman Coal Company Mine is located about one milenorth of Frostburg, it is a drift opening, ventilation is by naturalmeans and found to be in a good condition.



DESCRIPTION OF MINES IN GARRETT COUNTY.!WOLF DEN COAL CO.

William Jones - Mine Foreman.Wolf Den Coal Co. Nos. 1 and 2 are loeated at Shallmar on the

Western Maryland Railroad, and is a drift opening, working theUpper and Lower Kittanning coal seams.

Ventilation is produced by a large fan driven by electric motorand is conducted to the working faces by approved doors and stop-pings in a lawful manner. Drainage and timbering is well lookedafter.


MANOR COAL COMPANY.

Robert Tibbetts _.JV[ine Foreman.Manor Coal Co. Nos. 1 and 2 are located at Vindex, on the

Chaffee Branch Railroad about three miles east of Kitzmiller, theyare drift openings, working the Upper Kittanning and Clarion coalseams.

Ventilation is produced by eleetrical driven fans and is con-ducted to the working faces in a lawful manner. In No. 1 Mine itrequires a lot of timbering on account of the soft natured roof.Drainage is well looked after.

DUring the year 1920-1921 they employed 186 men, (the com-pany would not report days worked) and produced 93,072 tons ofcoal.

W. D. ALTHOUSE & CO.

II. A. Flanagan - Mine Foreman.W. D. Althouse & Co. Georgian Mine is located about one-half

mile west of Gorman, and is a drift opening, working the Freeportcoal seam.

Ventilation is produced by a fan driven by electric thotor andis conducted to the working face in a lawful manner.

During the year they employed 29 men, worked 250 days andproduced 30,000 tons of coal.

ABERDEEN COAL COMPANY.

Charles Ullery Mine Foreman.Aberdeen Coal Co. No. 1 Mine is located at Steyer on the West-

ern Maryland Railroad, it is a drift opening, working the Kittann-ing coal seam.


Ventilation is produced by an approved fan and is conductedto the working faces by doors and stoppings. Drainage is welllooked after.


MEYERS COAL COMPANY.

William P. Foreman.

Meyers Coal Co. Beachy Mine is located about one-half milewest of Grantsville, it is a drift opening, working the C. Primecoal seam.

Ventilation is by natural means and complies with the law.During the year they employect 7 men, worked 247 days and

produced 6,659 tons of coal.

TROUT COAL COMPANY.

T. H. Wilson - - Mine Foreman.

Trout Coal Co. Nos. 1 and 2 are located at Vindex on theChaffee Branch Railroad, working the Kittanning and Clarion coalseams.


C. E. STAN1ON COAL CO.

C. E. Stanton Mine Foreman.

C. E. Stanton Coal Co. is located at Jennings, on the JenningsBranch Railroad.

Durng the year they employed 2 men, worked 150 days andproduced 5,000 bushels of coal.

GEORGE HOOVER COAL COMPANY.

George Hoover - Mine Foreman.

Hoover Mine is located at Jennings, on the Jennings BranchRailroad, it is a drift opening working the Honeycomb coal seam.

During the year they employed 8 men, worked 197 days andproduced 1,821 tons of'coal.

U. M. STANTON COAL COMPANY.

A. Dalgren Mine Foreman.

U. M. Stanton Coal Co. 3 1-2 is located on the Jennings Branch


Railroad near Jennings, is a drift opening, working the Honeycombor Bakerstown coal seam.

During the year they employed 4 men and produced 4,042 tonsof coal.

TEDROW COAL CO.

Frank Tedrow Mine Foreman.

Tedrow Coal Co. is located on the Jennings Branch Railroadnear Jennings, working the Honeycomb coal seam.

During the year they employed 2 men, worked 125 days andproduced 350 tons of coal.

BILLMEYER COAL COMPANY.

Ray Billrneyer Mine Foreman.

Billmeyer Coal Co. is located on the Jennings Railroad nearJennings, and is a drift opening, working the Bakerstown coai seam.

During the year they employed 9 men, worked 158 days aidproduced 1,751 tons of coal.

BAUM & YOMMER COAL COMPANY.

Christ. Yommer - Mine Foreman.

Baum & Yommer Coal Co. is located near Jennings on the Jen-nings Branch Railroad, it is a drift opening, working the Bakers-town or Honeycomb coal seam.


DALGREN COAL COMPANY.

A. Dalgren Mine Foreman.

Dalren Coal Co. is located near Jennings on the JenningsBranch Railroad, working the Bakerstown coal seam.


MORGART COAL MINING CORPORATION.

Harry Durst, Sam Grey andTim Ohler Mine Foremen.

Morgart Coal Mining Corporation Nos. 1. 2 and 3 Mines arelocated about one mile west of Jennings on the Jennings Railroad,working the Bakerstown and Upper Freeport coal seams.


During the year 1920-1921 they employed 45 men, worked208 days and produced io,ooo tons of coal.

BLOOMINGTON COAL COMPANY.Charles Warnjck - Mine Foreman.

Bloomington Coal Co. No. 7 is located near Bloomington, is adrift opening, working the Lower Kittanning coal seam.Ventilation is produced by furnace, and is conducted to theworking faces by doors and brattices. The air current is foundsatisfactory.During the year they employed 32 men, worked 250 days andproduced 11,608 tons of coal.

G. C. PATTISON COAL COMPANY.Russell Pattison and

Thomas Swann Mine Foremen.G. C. Pattison Coal Co. Nos. 1 and 2 Mines are located aboutone mile west of Bloomington, on the main line of the Baltimore &Ohio Railroad.They are drift openings, working the Bakerstown and Kittan-ning coal seams.Ventilation is produced by a fan and is found to be in a satis-factory condition.During the year 1920-1921 they employed 32 men, worked 165days and produced 24,280 tons of coal.

HUBBARD COAL COMPANy.P. J. Brennan Superintendent.

Hubbard Coal Mining Co. is located on the main line of theWestern Maryland Railroad. The mine is working the Lower Kit-tanning coal seam, and is developed on the double-entry system.Ventilation is produced by a 10-foot fan driven by electricmotor and is conducted to the working faces by means of doorsand stoppings.During the year 1920-1921 they employed 59 men, (the com.-pany would not report days worked) and produced 15,763 tons ofcoal.

HAM]ILL COAL & COKE COMPANY.R. A. Smith ----._Superintendent.

}lamjll Coal & Coke Co. Mines Nos. 1 and 2 are located aboutone mile south of Kitzmiller, on the main line of the Western Mary-


land Railroad. It consists of two drift openings, working the Kit-tanning and Freenort coal seams.

Ventilation is produced by f an and is conducted to the work-ing faces by doors and stoppings. Drainage is difficult but kept ina lawful condition.


POTOMAC VALLEY COAL COMPANY.

0. E. Abernethy..Superintendent.Potomac Valley Coal Co. Peerless Mines Nos. 1, 2 and 3 are

located about two miles south of Kitzmiller, on the Western Mary-land Railroad, working the Freeport coal seam.

Ventilation is produced by a large 12-foot fan, is found to beconducted to the working faces in a lawful manner.


Potomac Valley Coal Co. Louise Mine is located at Chaffee, ona spur off the Western Maryland Railroad. It is a drift opening,working the Kittanning coal seam.

Ventilation is produced by a furnace and is in a satisfactorycondition. The roof is good and the timbering is well looked after.


GARRETT COUNTY COAL & MINING COMPANY.

William H.

Garrett Co. Coal Mining Co. Dodson Mines Nos. 1, 3, 6 and 7are located at Dodson, on the main line of the Western MarylandRailroad. It consists of four drift openings, working the Kittan-ning coal seams.

Ventilation is produced by approved fans and the air is con-ducted to the working faces in a lawful manner.

The roof is of the usual character which overlies the LowerKittanning seam, therefore requires a great deal of timbering.


BLAIN MINING COMPANY.

George

Blain Mining Co. Nos. 1 and 2 are located at Potomac Manor,on the west side of the Potomac River, on the main line of theWestern Maryland Railroad.

MINE.INSPECTOR'S:ANNUAL REPORT, 192O-i92i 49They. are. drift openings, working the Lower Kittanning coalaeam, and is developed on the double—entry system.Ventilation is. produced by a twelve-foot fan, and conductedto the working faces in a lawful manner by doors and stoppings.Drainage is kept in a lawful condition by means of ditches.During the year 1920-1921 they employed 147 men, worked163 days and produced 77,374 tons of coal.

DAVIS COAL & COKE COMPANY.J B. Watkins

Mine Foreman.Davis Coal & Coke Co. No. 42 Mine is located at Kempton.This is a shaft opening, working the Lower Kittanning coal seam.Ventilation is produced by an approved I an driven by electricmotor. It is conducted to the working faces by approved overcasts,doors and stoppings, and the air conditio.ns are good. Drainageis kept in a lawful condition by means of pumps.During the year 19204921 they employed 193 men, worked201 days and produced 172,535 tons of coal.

PENIJERGAST & ASHBY COAL COMPANY.Dorsey T. Ashby

Mine Foreman.Pendergast & Ashby Coal Co. Nos. 1 and 2 is iccated nearCrellin, and is a drift opening, working the Lower Kittanning coalseams.During the year 1920-1921 they employed 23 men, worked 88days and .produced 11,516 tons of coal.

TAYLOR & OFFUTT COAL COMPANY.Julius C. Renninger

- Secretary.Taylor & Offutt Coal Co. Nos. 1 and 2 is located at Oakland,Md., and is a drift opening, working the Kittanning coal seam.During the year 1920-1921 they employed 35 men, worked 259days and produced 6,341 tons of coal.

CLAY MINES.

UNION MINING COMPANY.S. J. Alden

Superintendent.Union Mining Co.. Fire Clay Mines are located about threemiles west of Mt. Savage, on the Savage Mountain. They aredrift openings, working the clay seam.


Ventilation is produced by a fan and is conducted to the work-ing faces in a lawful manner. The drainage is by natural meansand ditches, and is in fairly good condition. The roof requires agreat deal of timbering.

During the year 1920-1921 they employed 84 men and pro-duced 29,627 tons of clay.

SAVAGE MOUNTAIN FIRE BRICK COMPANY.

G. A.

The Savage Mountain Fire Brick Mine is located about threemiles northwest of Frostburg. It is a drift opening, working thefire clay seam.

Ventilation is by natural means, and is found to be in a satis-factory condition, drainage is very difficult; it is, however, kepitin good condition.

During the year 1920-1921 they employed 28 men and pro-duced 4,954 tons of clay.

BIG SAVAGE FIRE BRICK COMPANY.

Clarence Raley - Mine Foreman.

The Big Savage Fire Brick Co. Mines are located on the. BigSavage Mountain, about three miles northeast of Frostburg. Theyare drift openings, working the fire clay seam.

Ventilation is produced by a shaft being driven to the top ofthe mountain, and is conducted to the working faces by approveddoors and stoppings.

During the year 1920-1921 they employed 25 men, worked 275days and produced 16,516 tons of clay.

THE ANDREW RAMSAY FIRE CLAY COMPANY.

Henry Lowery Mine Superintendent.

Ellerslie Mine is located about two miles southwest of Ellers-lie, and is a drift opening, working the fire clay seam.

Ventilation is by natural means and is found to be satisfactory.Drainage is kept in a lawful condition. The roof is of the usualcharacter which overlies the clay seam. It requires a great dealof timbering.

During the year they employed 12 men, worked 280 days andproduced 3,622 tons of clay.

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