The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-16
THE LABOR LIEN LAW.
Continued from yesterday.)

different kinds of labor or at different rates of wages during the period ol his general employment shall not be deemed an interruption of the con- tinuity of his employment and nc temporary cessation of employment of the lien claimant under an understand ing of resumption thereof within d reasonable time shall be considered an interruption of the continuity of employment so as to cause the time to run within which the notice of the lien shall be filed for record as herein provided
 Section 13. The term mine" when ever used in this Act unless otherwise designated in the lien notice, shall be construed to include one or more con- tguous mining claims possessed ap- propirated or acquired under the min ing laws of the United States, and held under one ownership or mined under one management; and all valuable mineral deposits, including coal, and all lodes, veins or rock in place contain ing minerals therein; and all shafts, tunnels, stopes, ways, and other open ings. roads. appliances, machinery, timberng and structures below the surface of the ground; and all struc- lures, buildings and machinery on the surface of the ground and affixed thereto and used in the mining and development thereof; and all ditches. pipe lines. roads. trans fumes and other appurtenances thereto. And when designated as "other than Il min ing claim 1t shall include any valuable. mineral deposits, including coal and all lodes, veins, or rock in place, in or on which mining may be carried on under one management at the place designated together with sufficient surface of the ground for the reason able operation of the mine so desig mated; and an underground workings. excavations. shafts, tunnels. stopes. ways and openings sunk or driven; and all roads. ways. appliances, structures. superstructures and machinery below the surface of the ground; and all structures buildings and machinery nature of fixtures and used in mining the mineral contents of the deposits, veins or lodes so designated; and all roads, trans, ditches. fumes. pipe lines and appurtenances thereto.
 And the term mining claim" shall be construed to mean any parcel of land containing minerals, which has been acquired. or possessed or held un der the mining laws of the United States, together with all deposits, veins or lodes contained therein; and all ma chnery, structures or superstructures beneath the surface of the ground; and all shafts, tunnels and openings sunk or driven thereon; and all machinery, structures and superstructures on the surface of the ground and affixed there to; and all ditches, pipe lines, tram ways, roads, fumes and oppurten- ances thereto and used in the working. mining and operation of such claim.
 The term mineral when used in this Act shall be construed to include coal and all inorganic substances sub ject to location or appropriation under in, lox of Tpit od fata And the term mill" or machine" shall be construed to include eny hoist, engine and boiler, roasting or reduc- stion works stamp, roller or other mill, concentrator, conveyor elevator, or other machinery used in and about mine in digging, hoisting, conveying, washing, or blocking out mineral con- tents thereof, or reducing the same to a commercial value, while the said mill or machinery is at the mine or on the mining claim and used in connection with the operation thereof and which are not fixtures and included in the term mine" as hereinaboye defined. -Anu tIlc teTIn QuIup JIG tOh- strued to mean the mineral bearing sands. earth, ore. rock and minerals extracted, hoisted and raised from a mine including coal while in mass at the mine or on the mining claim from which extracted. whether the same be deposited in dumps or piles, or placed in hoppers or tanks, or in sluice boxes or bunkers, or other receptacles, and whether partially reduced from it's primary state or not. And whenever the phrase different classes or kinds of property subject to lien" is used in this Act, the same shall refer to mines and mining claims as hereinbefore designated as one class; dredges, steam shovels, mills and machines as another class: and dump or mass of mineral bearing sands, earth, ore. rock, etc, as third class.
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