1900 - Coalmininghistorypa.org

No. 11. INDEX. 715
Page.
Production of coal by each company 630
Table A—Production of coal, number employes, and average number
of tons produced per employe 631
Table B—Number fatal accidents and tens of coal produced per
life lost 632
Table C—Number fatal and non-fatul accidents, and tons of coal
produced Per accident, 632
Table D—Classification of accidents, 633
Table E—Occupations of persons killed and injured 633
Table F—Nationalities of those killed and injured 633
Descriptions of fatal accidents 634
Description of mines 636
Table—Names of mines, methods if haulage, etc., 640
Table No. 1—Location of mines, names of operators, etc 642
Table No. 2—Number tons of coal mined and coke produced, number
days worked in each colliery, etc., 644
Table No. 3—Number of each class of employes, and number of
days worked in each month by each operator 648
Table No. 4—List of fatal accidents 656
Table No. 5—List of non-fatal accidents 657
TENTH BITUMINOUS DISTRICT:
Letter of transmittal, 659
Summary of statistics, 659
Table A—Production of coal, number employes, and average number
of tons produced per employe 661
Table B—Number employes, production of coal, number fatal accidents,
and production per fatal accidents, etc 662
Table C—Classification of accidents 663
Table D—Occupations of those killed and injured 663
Table E—Nationalities of those killed and injured 663
Description of fatal accidents 664
Condition of mines 666
Table No. 1—Location of mines, names of operators, etc 676
Table No. 2—Number tons of coal mined and coke produced; number
days worked in each colliery, etc 681
Table No. 3—Number of each class of employes, and number of
days worked in each month by each operator 689
Table No. 4—List of fatal accidents 702
Table No. 5—List of non-fatal accidents 703