The age-herald., 1901-06-25

i.----==--s.-. --- Workers Journal and Labor Advocate to be kept through company's office and canvassers allowed to go around through mines.
 When coal in Pratt seam Is reduced to feet inches or less, 21s cents per ton advance in mining prices; feet inches to 3 feet or less, cents per ton ad- vance in mining; feet or less, 7h cents per ton advance in mining prices snail be made.
 5Oe per lineal yard for lifting bottoms, and for taking down roof 60 cents per lineal yard be paid.
 Docking system be reduced one-half, and such monies obtained from docking to be donated for sick or funeral ex- penses.
 Blocton District-When coal is reduced below feet and over feet inches and it becomes necessary to take down rooI to make height for mule to pass, oO cents per lineal yard shall be paid for same.
 Brae Head-Blocton basis with folloW- ing differentials:
 Five cents per ton on coal above Bloc ton and 5 cents extra for each six inches reduced in size of coal below four feet.
 Henry Ellen-Pratt basis in full.
 Palos-Pratt basis with cents less diff ferentiaL
 Stouts Mountain-Pratt basis in full.
 Sloss-Pratt basis with differentials Cross cut gob holes be paid air course prices, or company remove rock
 Nickel Plate Seam-Pratt basis.
 Coal City-Pratt basis.
 Ragland-Pratt basis.
 Pinkney-Pratt basis.
 Dolomite-Pratt basis.
 Clements-12M cents above Pratt. Blue Creek-Pratt basis; 5 cents less for mining. Cars to be pulled into working place % cents per yard for rock from ten inches to 15 Inches; 50 cents per yard for rock from 15 to 20 inches. Same rules to govern top rock until 1t becomes more than 20 inches, then company shall re- move 1t.
 Conellsville-Blue Creek basis.
 Brookwood and Milldale-Pratt basis for big seam. Milldale seam 71s cents above Pratt; 25 per cent advance for rock and slate.
 Carter Seam-Ten cents above Pratt.
 Searles-Pratt basis with 10 cents per yard for middle rock. Warner-Pratt scale. Sayreton, Graves and Lewisburg-Pratt basis. with 21a cents less for mining.
 Altoona,-Pratt basis
 Imogene-Pratt basis, with 50 cents per yard for middle rock LytlltlOl-EI DeSiSy G11 CCillS iCoS iOi mining and 50 cents per yard for middle rock.
 Murray-Pratt basis.
 No 3, Tutwiler' 's-Pratt basis. Warrior-Pratt basis, with 20 cents per ton above, for mining. For rock from 10 Q15 inches, 25 cents per yard; for rock from 15@20 inches, 50 cents per yard; for rock from 20Q30 inches, 75 cents per yard.
 Zeneida1-Coal three feet and over, 73 cents above Pratt; less than three feet, 10 cents avobe Pratt; entries, $3.00 per yard; room turning, A.50; air course prices for cross cuts.
 Faliston-Mining cents above Pratt scale; room turning, $6.50.
 Echols-Five cents above Pratt scale.
 Tidewater-Pratt basis, with 50 cents per yard for middle rock.
 Maylene-Coal over three feet, 221k cents above Pratt; under three feet and over twenty inches, 321h cents above Pratt; room turning, sS00 in high, and s10.00 in low coal.
 Glen Carborn-Governed> by Pratt scale. Merkel-Pratt basis in full.
 Aldrich-Pratt basis, with the following diiIerential: For coal 30 inches and over, 371z cents above Pratt; less than 30 inches and over IS inches, 421s cents above Pratt; less than IS inches. 571a cents above Pratt; room turning in coal over IS inches, $12. .00 less than IS inches s15.00 per room DOgWOOd-Pratt basis with differentialS.
 Coal IS inches and over. 471a cents above Pratt; less than IS inches and over 10 inches, 571l cents above Pratt Slope 8 feet wide from sand to sand, $500 per yard.
 Headings feet wide. s250 per yard.
 Slab headings, s3.50 per yard.
 Slope airway, s2.0O per yard.
 Cross cut through airway $l.50 per yard.
 Coke Workers Scale.-Forty-five cents for drawing coke.
 Both AS and 72 hours coke.
 Loading boxes. s3.00 per box.
 All rack cars cents raise 10 per cent advance for all common day laborers.
 Lowering ovens. 71k cents.
 Bricklayers, $2.50 per day. Eight hours days work. Pay day every two weeks. Recognize the union at Brookwood, Ala.
 Operators Proposition. The proposition of the Operators As sociation is as follows: The operators desire to present in a general way the following scale for the ensuing, year: Prices for cutting coal to be based on sliding scale with a reduction of the minimum to 40 cents based on pig iron at $500; maximum to be 50 cents, based on pig iron at $11.00.