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398 Reports of the Inspectors of Mines. [Off. Doc. Sterling 3Iine No. ^.— Drift opening- and rope haulage. A fan has been erected for the new workin^^s of this mine, but the furnace is still used to keep the old working-s clear of foul gases. In the new workings, which are separate from the old, I measured a volume of 44,800 cubic feet of air, and in the old working's, 13,500 cubic feet. The general condition of this mine as to drainag-e and ventilation is fully up to the requirements of the law. Mining-boss, John W. Patterson. Tip Top Mine.—Drift opening-, double entries and fan ventilation. I cannot say much about the condition of this mine, as it has been idle during the entire year. Trotter Mine.—Shaft opening's, double entries and fan ventilation. This mine is connected with the Adelaide mine, which it drains. This is a large mine, usually employing' 230 men inside. My last measurement showed 74,985 cubic feet at inlet and 75,760 cubic feet at outlet. The mine was in good condition. Mining'-boss, William Callaghan. Valley Mine.—Drift opening, rope haulag-e and a 12 ' fan, located in the mine, which g'ave, September 18, 1891, 52,880 cubic feet of air at the outlet, and 28,800 cubic feet on upper No. 4 near the face of the working's. I have only been able to visit this mine twice during- the year but I have found it to be in excellent condition. Mining'-boss, James Jackson. White Mine.—Drift openings, double entries and fan ventilation. I measured, October 20, 1891, 44,240 cubic feet of air at the fan outlet and 5,364 cubic feet on the 14th butt heading. The mining law in regard to white-washing safety holes is better observed in this mine than in any other mine in the region. Drainage and hauling roads good. Mining, boss, John Grumbly. Wynn Mine.—Slope opening, rope haulage and fan ventilation. December 9, 1891, I measured a volume of 13,200 cubic feet of'air on No. 1 butt, 3d flat left. This mine has been idle the most of the year, only having worked nineteen days. The condition of the mine was good considering that it had been filled with water for one year. Mining-boss, J. M. Franklin. Youngstoivn Mine.—Slope opening, double entries and fan ventilation. Owned and operated by the Youngstown Coke Company, but under the o-eneral management of the H. C. Frick Coke Company. There has been quite an improvement made in the ventilation of this mine during the year by putting in brick overcasts and splitting the air current. A new pumping station has been built and the steam is conveyed to and from the pumps through bore holes thus avoiding the great heat in the mine which proves to be a great advantage as they are troubled con. siderably by bad roof and irregular dips, but altogether the mine is in very fair condition. Mining-boss, Mark Watson. Redstone Mine.—Owned and operated by the Redstone Coke Company but under the same general managemant as the above mine. Slope openings, double entries and fan ventilation. Volume of air at outlet,
No. 12.] Fifth Bituminous District. 399 October 13, 1891, 97,200 cubic feet in the lower slope. Upper slope 33,360 cubic feet. This mine is in very .efood condition both as to ventilation and drainage. Mining-boss, Elijah Parker. McClure Coke Company's Mines. Coal Brook Mine.—Drift opening- and natural ventilation. October 28, L891, 1 measured 13,920 cubic feet of air entering the mine and it was well carried forward into the workings. The drains and roads were in good order and everything about the mine indicated that the o]:)erators were willing to comply with the requirements of the law. Mining-boss, M R Pickard. Diamond 3Tine.—Located at McClure Station on the Mt. Pleasant branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Drift opening and connected with Painter mine but ventilated by an independent furnace. This mine has been idle since February 9, 1891, the commencement of the great strike in the coke region. Condition of the mine very fair. Mining-boss, William H. Ambler. Lemont Mine No. 1.—Slope opening, and is now worked on the double- entry system. When first opened it was worked on the "indefinite system " and the present management find it hard to restore that which has been destroyed. They are now driving two new air courses to the out- crop, which will improve the condition of the mine very much. It is ventilated by the split air current system. An eighteen-foot fan giving August 10, 1891, a volume of 15,000 cubic feet on right split and 16,120 cubic feet on left split. General condition of the mine as to drainage and supplies very fair. Mining-boss, John J. Maloney. Lemont Mine No. '2.—Slope opening with double track and double entries. This mine was opened upon good scientific principles under the direction of Mr. Miller, a competent mining engineer. Ventilated by a 20-foot Guibal fan and split air currents. The water is discharged from the mine through a bore-hole thus avoiding the necessity of long lines of steam pipes in the mine which are a continual source of danger. Mining-boss, Elias Phillips. Painter 3Iine.—Located on the Mt. Pleasant branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. A new drift opening has been made during the year and a large furnace, 581 feet long, 6 feet 2 inches clear above the grate bars, has been built since my last visit. This mine was formerly ven. tilated by two small furnaces. My last measurements, September 2, 1891, showed a volume of 29,640 cubic feet at one furnace and 13,640 cubic feet at the other. This mine is in good order. Mining-boss, George Stant- myer. Atlas Mine is operated by Isaac Taylor, lessee from Cambria Iron Company. This mine is located near Dunbar, and is a slope opening ventilated by a fan which is too small, it only giving on the date of my last visit, December 1, 1891, 18,360 cubic feet per minute, which is not
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Official Document, No. 12. THIRD AN
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No. 12.] Thihd Anthkacite District.
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No. 12.] Thibd Anthbacite District.
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No. 12.] Third Anthracite District.
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No, 12 I Third Anthracite District.
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No. 12.] TniRD Anthracite District.
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No. 12.1 Third Anthracite District.
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No. 12,] Tried Anthracite District.
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No 12.] Thied Antheacite District.
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Official Document, No. 12. FOURTH A
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No. 12.] Fourth Anthracite District
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No. 12.] Fourth Anthbacite District
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No. 12.1 FouBTH Anthracite District
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No. 12.] FouETH Anthracite District
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No. 12.1 Fourth Anthracite District
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Official Document, No. 12 FIFTH ANT
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No. 12.] Fifth Antheacite District.
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No. 12.] Fifth Anthkacite District.
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No. 12.J Fifth Anthracite District.
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No. 12.] Fifth Anthracite District,
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No 12.] Fifth Anthracite District.
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No. 12.] Fifth Anthracite District.
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No. 12.] Fifth Anthkacite District.
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No. 12.] Fifth Anthracite District.
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M A P OF PART OF WORKINGS FROM SLOP
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No. 12.] Sixth Anthracite District.
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BITUMINOUS MINE DISTRICTS 19-12-91.
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