1898 - Coalmininghistorypa.org

No. 11. INDEX. 557Page.Table No. :>, showinK iiumhfi- of each class of ciniiloyfs, iiuiuber ofdays worked in each month 378Table No. 4, list of fatal accidents 382Table No. 5, list of non-fatal accidents, 383FIFTH BITUMINOUS DISTRICT:Letter of transmittal , 385Suminaiy of statistics 386Classification of accidents 386Condition of mines, 386Description of a mine fire 388Condition of mines, continued 389Another mine fire 394Condition of mines, continued 395Table No. 1, with map, location, etc., of mines, 400Table No. 2, number tons of coal mined, number of days worked, etc., 402Table No. 3, showing number of each class of employes, number ofdays worked in each month 404Table No. 4, list of fatal accidents 408Table No. 5, list of non-fatal accidents 410SIXTH BITUMINOUS DISTRICT:Lettei' of transmittal 41.'jStatistics of production, etc., 41.^Accidents and their causes, 410General condition of mines, 417Report of mines by groups , 420Table giving- name of mine, method of haulage, ventilation, etc 425Tal>li- No. 1, with map showing location, etc., of collieries, 427Taljle No. 2, number tons of coal mined, number of days worked, etc., 430Table No. 3, showing the number of each class of employes, numl)er ofdays worked in each month, 432Table No. 4, list of fatal accidents 436Table No. ,", list of non-fatal accidents 440SEVENTH BITUMINOUS DISTRUST:Letter of ti-ansmitlal 443Mining statistics -143Copy of a decision 444Copy of an aflidavil 445Inspectors' duties and qualifications, 448Improvement in mining methods since 1885 450Improvement in xcnlllation 451Mine maps 452Mine foremen of foi mer years and those of to-day 4.52Descj'iption of mines 453Table No. 1, with map showing location, etc.. of mines 4.56Tabl- No. 2, number tons of