Mining Laws Of Ohio

About this eBook

Compiler

Ohio Department of Industrial Relations

Title

Mining Laws of Ohio, 1921

Original Publication

Columbus, Ohio : The F.J. Heer Printing Co., 1921

Credits

Produced by Audrey Longhurst, Tony Browne and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net

Language

English

LoC Class

TN: Technology: Mining engineering, Metallurgy

Subject

Mining law -- Ohio

Category

Text

eBook-No.

17449

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/17449

Release Date

January 3, 2006

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Mining Laws of Ohio
2. 2.THE DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS — Columbus, Ohio THE F.J. HEER PRINTING CO. 1921 Bound at the State Bindery
3. 3.FOREWORD. — The Department of Industrial Relations.
4. 4.NOTICE. — RELATING TO CHIEF INSPECTOR OF MINES AND DISTRICT INSPECTORS OF MINES. — Chief Inspector of Mines Shall Provide and Maintain Rescue Apparatus. — Five Rescue Stations to be Provided and Maintained; Equipment of Same. — Location of Stations; Superintendent; Salary. — Qualifications of Superintendent. — Duties of Superintendent. — RELATING TO COUNTY RECORDER AND COUNTY CORONER. — RELATING TO OWNER, LESSEE OR AGENT. — Precaution when approaching abandoned mine. — SIGNAL CODE. — SIGNAL CODE. — From the Bottom to the Top. — From the Top to the Bottom. — RELATING TO SUPERINTENDENT, MINE-FOREMAN AND OVER-SEER. — RELATING TO THE STABLEMAN AND FIRE-BOSS. — RELATING TO EMPLOYES GENERALLY. — RELATING TO PERSONS NOT EMPLOYES. — GENERAL PROVISIONS. — Right of action in case of accident. — RELATING TO OIL AND GAS WELLS THROUGH COAL MEASURES. — Owner of well shall make and file map. — Well shall not be near mine opening. — Persons drilling oil and gas wells in coal bearing or coal producing townships. — When well is adjacent to mine. — When well is not adjacent to mine. — When well is to be abandoned owner shall give notice. — Method of plugging well. — When well penetrates the excavations of any mine. — Interpretation—"coal bearing and coal producing township." — RELATING TO ILLUMINATING OIL FOR MINES. — Composition of illuminating oil for use in mines. — Acetylene gas in mines. — Other illuminants. — Penalty. — RELATING TO PENALTIES. — County Coroner. — Owner, lessee or agent. — Superintendent, mine-foreman or over-seer. — Stableman; fire-boss; entering mine generating fire-damp before reported safe, or going beyond danger signal. — Employes of mines. — Persons not employes, qualification of miners, check-weighman, check-measurer. — Drilling and operating oil and gas wells. — Compounding oil for illuminating purposes in mines. — Sale of oil for illuminating purposes in mines. — Using oil for illuminating purposes in mines. — REGULATING AND PROHIBITING SOLID SHOOTING. — Failure to obtain permit; penalty. — Permit must be obtained. — Each section declared to be independent section. — RELATING TO FINES COLLECTED, PROSECUTIONS, WHEN ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT, AND REPEALS. — REGULATION OF WEIGHING OF COAL. — Miner to be paid for all coal contained within car. — Department of Industrial Relations to determine percentage of impurity. — Percentage of fine coal. — Department of Industrial Relations may change percentage. — Unlawful to use screen. — Loading impurity; penalty. — JURISDICTION. — JURISDICTION. — JUSTICES, POLICE JUDGES AND MAYORS. — RELATIVE TO EMPLOYMENT OF MINORS. — Sixteen years: age limit for following occupations. — Sixteen years: age limit for following industries. — Employer to furnish satisfactory evidence of age. — Failure to produce satisfactory evidence of age. — Age and schooling certificate; by whom approved. — CREATING THE DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS. — Department of Industrial Relations.

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