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Fayette Fuel Gas Co.
| Name | Fayette Fuel Gas Co. |
| Ortssitz | Fayette (Fayette, Penn. |
| Art des Unternehmens | Erdgas-Unternehmen |
| Anmerkungen | The Fayette Fuel Gas and Oil company was formed by L. L. Minor, president; William Hunt, vice-president; John K. Ewing, Jr., secretary; J. J. Allebaugh, treasurer; A. M. Jolliffe, superintendent. Other members of the company were: William A. Keener, Clark Breckenridge, Eli C. Gaddis, Noble McCormick, J. K. Ritenour, all of Uniontown, and L. N. Singley and Greer & Smith of Washington county. The company struck gas on the farm of John G. Rider, in German township September 28, 1887. The 10th of July 1888, found the lines of the company within the borough of Uniontown, and in August of that year the company was supplying gas to the consumers. The rates at that time were fixed at 10 per year for cooking stoves, and 4 per year each grate. [History of Uniontown, Pennsylvania, S. 703] |
| Quellenangaben | [Brown: Directory of American gas companies (1890) 142] |
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[Brown: Directory (1890)] |
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