Identifier: reportsofdepartm19092unit (find matches)
Title: Reports of the Department of the Interior for the Fiscal Year ended June 30, 1909
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: United States Department of the Interior
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Contributing Library: Clemson University Libraries
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434 BEPOET OF COMMISSIONER TO FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES. NEW OPENINGS. The new openings and extensions during the fiscal year ended June30, 1909, were as follows: Brewer Coal and Mining Company, one slope, driven down about 200 feet, coal 4feet thick, with a pitch of about 57°. Degnan & McConnell Coal and Coke Company, Howe, old abandoned mine reopened,now known as No. 3, thickness of coal 4 feet, with a pitch of about 5°. McAlester-Choctaw Coal Company, No. 5 slope, driven down 650 feet, thickness ofcoal 4 feet 7 incihes, pitch about 30°. Milby & Dow Coal and Mining Company, No. 9 shaft mine in process of being sunk;when completed will be 580 feet deep, with coal about 2 feet 10 inches thick and apitch of about 7°. The four new openings referred to above have not been fullyequipped. Therefore it is impossible to make a detailed statementconcerning the same. In my report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1908, reference wasmade to the flooding of two mines by high water. It

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