The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-10-25

u. Johnson, Burnweli.
Z. Harper, Gamoca.
Price. TomsburG.
Ihn Cunningham, Lougacre.
y. Pickering, Mammoth.
EcylH Eiolstein, CoalburS.
". Jarvis. Hernshaw.
jhu Shan5s. DunSrif.
l.. Foster. Burnwell.
tw. P'Glt, Tomsburg.
r. Dadisman, Independence.
i. Springer, Brett.
A.cve., BIN NIB NIB NIB mbmb
nry Shay, Irana.
!. Wormley. Elk Ridge.
{. Mason, Mahan.
bury Charles, Ward.
5. Light, Boomer.
torse W. Riser. Boomer.
bhn Light. Boomer.
J. Boone, Montgomery.
L. Boone. Putney.
hines Johnson, Winifrede.
Fl. Shay, Austen.
4 L. CloXton, Plymouth.
Il. Bclcher, Ronda.
Walker,
VI Peters. Standard.
lillian Corley, Roe.
i. /. Hoptonstall, Wacomah.
W. Kingsley. Raymond City.
K. Garnet, Hardwood.
D.. Johnson, Mount Carbon.
/ W. Jackson, Montgomery.
! II. WEIGH. Longacre.
f.. your credential committee.
examined credentials of dele
+ 10 special convention and find
entitled to seats in this conyen-
|. as named.
LANES CLOTWORTHY,
Z. d. VICKERS.
r.. \. KRAMER,
| Committee.
q" above named delegates were
'Hen a seat and voice in conven-
ante" which President Nusent
correspondence and explained
which led up to calling the con-
bon, as follows:
fI' o. Dawson, Governor, Charles
ton. w. Va,
ar Sir: Under your .communi-
pm OF september 10th, l had the
u 10 ne appointed a member OF
"'!I!!ssiOn to revise the minin.
"f west Virginia, with a view
u""'EStood II, of being able in
'h|ti"n with all parties inter
10 present through you to the
- "i Delegates of West Virginia
Ihtendations that would facili-
l"" enactment of a Satisfactorv
'"N"Flh% the mining interests
accepting this appointment
u 'hlhd the broad spirit that evil
prompted YOU in appointing
'"N.hission as shown by your
."Hltation. The purpose of The
I ,li"nt OF this commission is
,''H IN YOUR letter as follows
'NefVation of life, which is
/ Importance. OF urse anC
a"'A' the preservation OF prop
l. commission had a meeting Mt
was present and into whose
|,'"hs ! entered for the pur-
', arriving cut what | believed
our IDEAS OF the work of the4
ne YORK of the commission.
.sG IN or waived the differ
'!n',iohS until we had reach
tI"i question for which the
rInh was appointed: The
ral % life and incidentI,
,''i"h OF property. In our
sr,L"H We aSreed on or passed
u! propositions. Among
Gn"eE consideration was in
L.. ne number of the in
MS Is all very we'll in
IL. 'm' involves "A large ex-
OF the taxpayers none
ease in the salary of all
f. 10! accomplish its objects.
l. ,ISs'ioh mas been up for con-
III ~ various parts of the
is: and in various Eu-
+, ''"htFieS, where the anger
uro mining are more than
-. II is found that mat
me inspection force or whgr
he "te pad them, disasters
~ me- unless safeguards are
t., GUN the Individual miner
rr thlnS necessary TO in
[r.,,f"nu productive mining is
/ rnfsSSHt miner who knows what
,,nS ana understands the dam
."uhdlng the miner. The in
man should not be com
YORK side by side. on an
Ling. n jeopardizinS his
OF the employment of
ps'l"nced miners Upon whose
Oh hap-hazard mining in
~ihia Is over The resources
LAT state must be produced
ILHc manner, else destruc-
re d property will follow
III appai humanity.
'dctS tried to impress nm
Sohmission. and tried TO Of
= which is embodied in
living resolution: That no
De employed in any mine
pas not 4 reasonable knowI-