The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-03-19

L SIdLCu. luo WllICSA LcoSAAlVhy O@AON
in the case shall be preserved by the
Chief Mine Inspector as part Of the
records of his office;
Provided that either party may
take the case from the action of the
Mine Inspector made on said written
evidence before the Judge of the Cir
cult Court of the County where said
trial is had by writ of certiorari pros
secuted within twenty days from the
date of the judgment Of said In
spector; and in the event of such &C
ton, the Chief Mine Inspector shall
cause a certified copy Of all the evil
dence, as we'll as the original order
of revocation, and his order thereon,
made on said written evidence certi-
fed by him as a true and coTrectc pcy
of same, to be filed in the Office Of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court where
the said petition for certiorari is
filed, and the case shall thereupon
stand for hearing before the Judge
of said Circuit Court upon such certi-
lied record at the next term of the
Court after the filing of same. The
writ of the certiorari is such cases
may be granted by any Judge of the
State on proper petition being pre-
scented to him therefor, and upon the
execution of bond for the costs CT
the petition in the event that the
same is prosecuted by the party
whosce license is revoked. The Cir
! cult Judge shall pronounce judgment
on said certified copy, either affirm
| ing the action of the Mine Inspector
or revoking and setting aside the
same. Inn all trials of cases of this
kind before the Circuit Court the
Mine Inspector shall be represented
by the District Attorney-General, and
the party whose certificate has been |
revoked shall be entitled to have |
counsel to represent him as in other |
matters of litigation. In the event |
the party seeking to be reinstated |
is unsuccessful in his contention,
judgment shall be rendered by the |
Chief Mine Inspector in the first |
instance against said party and the
sureties on the bond filed for that
purpose for all costs incident to the
proceeding and by the Circuit Judge
for all costs incident to the prosecu-
ton of the writ of certiorari. If the
action of the Chief Mine Inspector is
annulled and set aside, either by the
Inspector or by the Circuit Judge,
then the costs of the proceedings
shall be certified by the Clerk and
the Judge and the Atorney-General
to the Comptroller of the State for
payment out Of the appropriation for
the support of the Mining Depart
ment of the State"
Section s. Be it further enacted,
That Section Is of the said Act be
amended so as to read as follows:
Sec. IS. Be it further enacted,
That said certificates shall contain
the full name, age, and place of birth
OF the applicant; also the length and
nature of his previous experience in
and about coal and other mines, aud
the Secretary of State SHALL without
cost, keep a record in his department
of all the certificates issued. Be
fore the issuance Of certificates to
any applicant, the applicant must
give satisfactory evidence to the
Board of Examiners of his good con-
duct, honesty, capability, and Sob
riety, and shall pay the said Board
OF examiners for the use and benefit
of the State the following fees
For conducting the examination
Ito be paid when the examination is
held, five dollars $500; for issuance
and registration of the certificates,
FIVE dollars (s5.0O) to be paid for
when issued
All fees collected by virtue of
provisions of this section shall be
reported and paid into the State
Treasury at the end of the month
during which said collections are
made by the Board of Examiners to
be placed to the credit of the Mining
Section s. Be it further enacted,
That so far as Section 355 of said
Act fixed fees for the inspection of
mines, it shall be and is hereby
amended so as to provide for the
following schedule of fees for the
use OF the State:
Mines employing an average of 100
inside employees or over. $500
Mones employing an average of Is /;
to 80 inside employees. $50 90
Mines employing an average of so
to "A inside employees :. $500 S
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