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JOHN LEE CARROLL. ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 258

operation in the said counties of Alleghany and

 

Garrett shall make or cause to be made an accurate

Cause map

map or plan of the workings of such mine, which t(

to be made.

shall be kept at the office of the company, lessee or
individual so mining, and shall be at all times accessa-

 

ble to the said inspector for reference only.

 

SEC. 8. And be it enacted, That the owner, lessee

 

or agent of every coal mine that may now or here-

 

after be in operation in the said counties of Alle-

 

ghany or Garrett, whether worked by slope, shaft or

 

draft, shall provide and establish within six months

Provide and

from the passage of this act, for every such mine, a

establish.

proper system of pure air ventilation by such modes

 

as 'are now in use in the coal mines of Alleghany

 

and Garrett counties, which said ventilation shall be

 

maintained through every working heading through-
out the entire mine, and to expel from said mines

Expel from

the noxious gases or impure air, so that the entire

mines.

mine shall be in a healthful condition for the men

 

working therein, and free from danger to their lives

 

by keeping therefrom such impure air or gases.

 

SEC. 9. And be it enacted, That to secure and pro-

Secure and

vide for the proper ventilation of every coal mine

provide.

in the counties of Alleghany and Garrett, and to

 

provide for the health and safety of the men em-

 

ployed therein, the owner, lessee or agent of each

 

respective mine shall employ a competent and prac-

 

tical inside overseer, whose duty it shall be to keep

Inside over-

a careful watch over all the ventilating apparatus

seer.

that may be placed in said mine, as well as all the

 

air-ways, all the traveling-ways, and all the timber-

 

ings, and to see that all loose coal or rocks overhead

Loose coal

be carefully secured against falling upon any of the

or rocks.

miners engaged at work therein, as they advance in

 

their excavations ; and it shall be the duty of the

Duty of in-

inside overseer so employed to take charge of and

side overseer.

keep a careful watch over all things connected with

 

and appertaining to the safety of the men at work

 

in the mine, and to report to the owner, lessee or

 

agent of said mine when and where anything under

 

his charge is unfit for mining purposes ; and it shall

 

also be the duty of the inside overseer so employed

 

to take charge of and pay strict attention to all the

 

air doors used in the ventilation of said mines, and

 

all air doors used in the ventilation of said mines

 


 

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