Bulletin (Volume 18) (Paperback)

Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: Sec. 4405. Assays?University Charges. Hereafter the charge for making assays or tests for silver, gold, copper and lead at the University of Wyoming shall be the sum of fifty cents each, and for gold, silver and copper, when all are made on the same sample at the same time, the charge shall be one dollar in full therefor to any resident of the state, and no further nor greater sum shall be charged for making such assay or assays. CHAPTER 266. INSPECTOR?METALLIFEROUS MINES Sec. 4406. State Geologist Is. The state geologist shall act ex-officio as inspector of mines until otherwise provided by law, and under this chapter shall have power to make such examination and inquiry as is deemed necessary to ascertain whether the provisons of this chapter are complied with; to examine into, and make inquiry into the condition of any mine, mill or part thereof, and all matters or things connected with or relating to the safety of the persons employed in or about the same; to examine into and make inquiry respecting the condition of the machinery or mechanical device, and if deemed necessary, have same tested; to appear at all coroner's inquest held respecting accidents, and if necessary, call, examine and cross-examine witnesses; to exercise such other powers as are necessary for carrying this chapter into effect. Sec. 4407. Admission To Mines. Every owner, agent, manager or lessee of any metalliferous mine or metallurgical plant in this state shall admit the inspector on the exhibition of his badge or certificate of appointment, for the purpose of making examination and inspection provided for in this chapter, whenever the mine is in active operation and render any necessary assistance for such inspection. But said inspection shall not necessarily obstruct the workings of said min...