The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-06-15

Sub-Paragraph I'D supra, shall
be observed in accordance with
such rules and regulations as
the Government may prescribe.
Human Labor. In accordance
such rules and regulations as the
Government may prescribe, the
maximum of human labor shall
be used in lieu of machinery
wherever practicable and con-
siStent with SCUM deconomy and
public advantage land to the
extent that the work may be ac-
complished at no greater expense
by human labor than by the use
of machinery, and labor OF re-
quisite qualifications is available,
such human labor shall be en-
ployed.
Accident Prevention. Every Coz
Struction contract for work on the
Project shall contain an under
taking to comply with all ap-
phcable provisions of the laws
and building and construction
codes of the State, Territory,
District and-or municipality in
which the work is done and with
any regulation for the protection
of workers which may be promul-
gated by the Government.
Compensation Insurance. Every
construction contract for work
on the Project shall contain a
provision requiring the employer
to furnish compensation insur-
ance for injured workers and to
give proof of such adequate in
surance satisfactory to the Gov
eminent.
Persons Entitled to Benefits of
Labor Provisions. Every person
who performs the work of a
laborer or of q mechanic on the
Project. or any part thereof,
shall be entitled to the benefits
of labor and wage provisions
hereof, regardless of any con-
tractural relationship between
the contractor or subcontractor
and such laborer or mechanic.
There shall be no discrimination
in the selection of labor on the
ground Of race, creed or color.
Bonding Of Contracts. Con-
struction contracts shall be sup
ported by adequate surety or |
other bonds or security salts
factory to the Government for
the protection of labor and ma
terial men employed on the Pro-
ject or any part thereof.
Materials. So far as articles,
materials, and supplies produced
in the United States are con-
cerned, only articles, materials
and supplies produced under |
codes of fair competition adopted |
pursuant to the provisions of |
Title I OF the Act, or under the
Presidents Unemployment Agree
ment, shall be used in work on
the Project, except when the
Government determines that this |
requirement is not in the public |
interest or that the consequent
cost Is unreasonable. So far as |
feasible and practicable, and
subject to the above, preference
shall be given to the use OF
locally produced materials if such
use does not involve higher cost,
inferior quality or insufficient
quantity, subject to the de-
termination Of the Government;
but there shall be no require
ment providing price differen-
tiations for or restricting the use
of materials to those produced
within the Nation or the State.
Inspection and Records. The
Government, through it's auth
orized agents shall have the right |,
to inspect all work as it pro-
crosses and shall have access to
all pay rolls, records of personnel,
invoices of materials, and other
data relevant to the performance
Of the contract.
Reports. Subject to such rules
and regulations as the Govern
ment may prescribe, contractors
and subcontractors shall make
reports in triplicate to the Gov
eminent monthly within five
days after the close of each
calendar month on forms to be
furnished by the United States
Department of Labor, which re-
ports shall include the number
Of persons on their pay rolls, the
aggregate amount of the pay
rolls, the man hours worked,
wage scales paid to various
classes Of labor and the total
expenditures for materials. The
contractors shall also furnish to
the Government the names and
addresses of all subcontractors
at the earliest date practicable.
Compliance with Title Of the
Act. All contractors and sub
contractors must comDly with the