Geology and Ore Deposits of the Golden Era and Goldfinch Mines, Argenta Mining District, Montana.

This report includes the results of geological investigation of a small area in the northern part of the Argenta mining district. Approximately two square miles were mapped. The underground working of the three mines only were accessible: the Goldfinch. Golden Era, and Mayday mines.

Conciliation act, 1896, and Industrial courts act, 1919. Report on conciliation and arbitration including particulars of proceedings under the Conciliation act, 1896, the Coal mines (minimum wage) act, 1912, the Wages (temporary regulation) acts, 1918 and 1919, the Restoration of pre-war practices act, 1919, and the Industrial courts act, 1919 ... 1919[-1920] ...

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Mining methods and practice in the Michigan copper mines /

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The northern traveller, and northern tour, with the routes to the Springs, Niagara, & Quebec, and the coal mines of Pennsylvania, also, tour of New England.

The "Northern tour", Philadelphia, 1825, was the work of H.D. Gilpin.

The northern traveller, and Northern tour : with the routes to the Springs, Niagara, and Quebec, and the coal mines of Pennsylvania : also, the tour of New-England : embellished with thirty-two copperplate engravings.

Apparently based on The Northern traveller, by Theodore Dwight, Jr., first published seperately in New York in 1825; and Northern tour, by H.D. Gilpin, also published seperately in New York in 1825. CF. Sabin 55832 and Shaw and Shoemaker, 20678. For this edition, cf. also Shaw and Cooper, 1830, item 1218.

The thrilling narrative of Edgell, Pearson, Gatwood and Savage, who were rescued, after having been buried alive seven hundred feet under ground, for fourteen days and thirteen hours without food, in the Blue Rock coal mines /

Mode of access: Internet.

Digest of the law of mines and minerals and of all controversies incident to the subject-matter of mining : comprising the cases in the English and American reports, from the year books to the present time (1878) /

Mode of access: Internet.

Injuries associated with continuous miners, shuttle cars, load-haul-dump and personnel transport in New South Wales underground coal mines

In the three years to June 2005, 959 injuries associated with continuous miners (CMs), shuttle cars (SCs), load–haul–dump and personnel transport (PT) were reported by NSW underground coal mines, comprising 23% of all injuries reported. The present paper reports an analysis of the narrative field accompanying these reports to determine opportunities for controlling injury risks. The most common combinations of activity and mechanism were: strain while handling CM cable (96 injuries); caught between or struck by moving parts while bolting on a CM (86 injuries); strains while bolting on CM (54 injuries); and slipping off a CM during access, egress or other activity (60 injuries). For the other equipment considered, the common injury mechanism was the vehicle running over a pothole or other roadway abnormality causing the driver or passengers to be injured (169 injuries). Potential control measures include: monorails for CM services; hydraulic cable reelers; handrails on CM platforms; redesign of CM platforms and bolting rigs to reduce reach distances during drilling and bolting; improvements to guarding of bolting controls; standardisation and shape coding of bolting controls; two handed fast feed; improvements in underground roadway maintenance, vehicle suspension, visibility and seating; and pedestrian proximity warning devices.