Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
Station Slgnais
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 Station signals must be given before hoisting or lowering signal. The engineer shah not move cage, skip or bucket unless he understands the signal
 One copy of this SignsI Code shall be posted on the gaIows frame one at each station, and one before the engineer.
 Special signals in addition to the above may be used at any mine, provided they are easily distin- gushed by their sound, otherwlse, from the fore going code and do not interfere with it in any way
 5. To go up down shaft make proper signals on an annunciator where are provided, except the last or release bell, which must be given on the bell rope after ycu are on the cage. When leaving tEe cage. it ShaIl be released by one bell on the tell rope. The hoisting engineer must not move the cage until that bell is received
 Ca) In giving signals, make strokes on bell al regular intervals, the bar (-) must take the same time as for one CD stroke of the bell and no more
 (b) The Engineer shall not moy7 cage on release bell until it is clear that other signal is intended Cage must always be started slowly when men are board.
 Cc) No person must get of or on the bucket CT cage while the same is in motion. When men are 10 DC ho!stsd or lowered give signal for men.
 AIMING
 I. As all mining work is hazardous. extra care should he taken no: only for your own safety, but for the safety of men working with you
 ?. Watch for danger signals they are often unnotced if there is not sufficient light
 8. Every manhole and place of refuge shall be kept constantly clear and refuse shall be placed therein, and no person shall in any way prevent ac- cess thereto.
 i. The general condition of the tiInbering in the minc shall be safe. The men shall take all the neces sary precautions to insure the safety Of the timber in the working places.
 3. In ali stopes where square sets are used, it shall be the duty of men working in stope to that the floors are properly centered cn the caps particularly after blasting, and spiked wherever deemed necessary.
 S. When working in heavy or untimbered ground, care should be taken that there plenty of for quiek exit All Instructions such cars, wheelbarrows, etc. should be moved out of the way.
 2. Existing winzes opening directly from the of the drift stope must be kept covered by substantial hatch panking, except when in al which time the passage to persons other than those working at the winZe. shall be barred of by sub stantial rail across the roads of to the open ings.
 S. The miners shall be responsible for the safety of the roof and walls of their working places. Q. In mining. care must be taken in approaching workings thought to be filled with water, and the bore holes must be kept at least twenty feet in ad of the drive.
 10. PIanking over sumPs and ditches must be kept secure. II. No candle or lamp shall be left burning in 9 mine when the person using the candle or lamp departs rom his work for the day Sconces must pos tively be used except when candlesteks or carbide lamps employed. Lights must be placed so that timber cannot catch fire. l2. Employees shall, soon discovered, inform the Foreman or Shift Boss of the unsafe condition of any working place. 18. Be sure that chutes are protected so that men cannot fa into them.
 II. Men strictly forbidden to carry tools upon their shoulders in any drifts where electric wires are installed It is very dangerous and may result in death.
 Openings l. Two openings to surface provided by law, except in the case Of mines that are being opened
 2 Men should learn the different openings from their place of work and their attention is called to signs at the intersection of drifts which direct them 10 shafts outlets
 OPen Pits and CuarrIes
 l. Care should be taken to give suitable warnings | before blasts are fred, and if working l underground in dangerous proximity to the place l of blasting extraordinary shall be used in gv ing all warning signals.
 ?. Walks or thoroughfaIes in regular use leading nto aH open pit quarry. shall be kept free from distractions which would make their passage dan gerous, especially when not well lighted.
 9. All raises 10 the surface. open pits and qIar, ries shall be fenced or otherwise protected.
 Ladderways
 !. Defects in Underway must be reported i'm 
 2 It is serious ofense to remove ladder that IS used as an evit 2. Use care in placing ladders before using them. lf there is danger of ladder slipping, have some one hold it.
 {. Any laddeTways, raises or rnanhoIes found un protected. or out of repair shall be at closed and kept closed untfl put in repair or temporary repairs shall be made and danger signals placed thereat until put in repair
 5. Suitable landings or platforms shall be nut at the bottom offset of all ladders 6. In sll raises, wherever possible ladders snail 5e,Dut in on an incline with suitable landings Il . .. In hoisting or lowering tlmbers or tools in they shall be securely lashed and care aken that no one below is m danger
 B. Men are positively forbidden to throw tools pr material down manways 3C 1. Closets underground must be used. and the men appointed by the Superintendent shall see that