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Domestic News December 13, 1919

Evening Capital News

Boise, Ada County, Idaho

What is this article about?

City fuel commission held two conferences with coal dealers and Oregon Short Line agent amid low coal stocks and record low temperatures; only 10 cars received this week, over 160 permits issued in 24 hours.

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FUEL COMMISSION
HOLDS CONFERENCE

Two conferences have been held by
the city fuel commission on the pres-
ent situation faced by the city in view
of the low stocks of coal and the se-
vere weather conditions. Friday eve-
ning the coal dealers of the city were
called to meet with the commission in
the mayor's office, and at noon today
they gathered again, this time to con-
sult with Joel L. Priest, general agent
of the Oregon Short Line.

Only 10 cars of coal have been re-
ceived by dealers from the mines this
week. Three or four times that num-
ber are supposedly in transit, having
been consigned. None arrived in the
city Friday night, when the thermom-
eter dropped to the lowest point it
has reached in years. Sixty-odd per-
mmits were issued to coal purchasers by
the city fuel commission in the 24
hours ending Friday noon. In the last
24 hours over 160 have been given.

What sub-type of article is it?

Economic Weather

What keywords are associated?

Coal Shortage Fuel Commission Severe Weather Coal Dealers Permits Issued

What entities or persons were involved?

Joel L. Priest

Domestic News Details

Event Date

Friday Evening And Noon Today

Key Persons

Joel L. Priest

Outcome

only 10 cars of coal received this week; three or four times that number in transit; none arrived friday night; 60-odd permits issued in 24 hours ending friday noon; over 160 permits in last 24 hours

Event Details

Two conferences held by the city fuel commission on low coal stocks and severe weather: Friday evening with coal dealers in mayor's office; noon today with Joel L. Priest of Oregon Short Line.

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