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632 FIFTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Cris. 1356-1358. 1902. ` proportion for a greater numbe1·, which air shall by proper appliances or machinery be forced through such mine to the face ot each and ‘C ld every working place, so as to dilute and rerrder harmless and expel °° ““· therefrom the noxious or poisonous gases. Vl herever it is practica le to do sohthpbebnlgries, rcirfms, and $1 openings being operated ip goal mines s a ept we dampen wi water to cause the coa ust tp] settle, and that when wate; ile not lpabizainable at reasonsgwle cost for t is urpose accumu ations o ust s l be taken out of the mine and _ shallpnot be deposited in way places in the mine where it would be ""”""°· again distributed in the atmosp ere by the ventilating currents: Pro- ,mE;'{’f,°’,,'{‘d‘§?,Q§,°.{.;,'f,’,$’,f mded, That all owners, lessees, operators of, or any other person wry. having the control or management of any coal shaft, drift, slope or pit in the Indian Territory, employing twenty or more miners to work T¤¤¤¤*¤¤¤8¤¤¤¤- in the same, shall employ shot iirers to nre the shots therein. Said shots shall not be fired to exceed one per day; at twelve o’clock noon in cases where the miners work but half a day, and at live o’clock in the evening when the mine is working three-quarters or full time, and they shall not be fired until after all miners and other employees work- ,,£°°“Y ‘°’ *"°‘°· ing in said shafts, drifts, slopes or pits, shall be out of same. The violation of this Act shall constitute a misdemeanor and any person convicted of such violation shall pay a fine of not exceeding five hundred dollars." _ Approved, July 1, 1902.

        • 7 L Im CHAP. 1367.-Au Act To prevent a false branding or marking of food and dairy

[p,,;,Hc_ N0_ m] products as to the State or Territory in which they are made or produced. _Be it enacted the Senate and House of Representatives of the United ,,,.{,’§{fj,_,_ ““" *°°" States 0_fAmeMea m_O0ngress assemb , That no person or persons, g,::;¤e0,1zb;ggg fog! cpmpyan y grécorporatrplmlshall introduce into any State or Territory of me the United States or the istrict of Columbia from any other State oran Territory of the United States or the District of Columbia, or sell in ET? TTQEEEZE£i?EL“?$iZ3¤§S§EciL1i'2§°£“*°iyd“"’rS“£{’ §€J°°" i’”°‘*` s ‘ ‘ ran e as e e or errrtory in which they are made, produced, or grown, or cause or rocure the same to be done by others. P ,,,};,$¤¤”>' *°* **0** Sno, 2. That if any person or persons violate the provisions of this .a%.a..;·***;*;.::1P:*r:..°;*h:‘1“%*1:"“r*» 26 *:*1** **:..g“·r (ai are no· sa unse ya neo no ess an ve un re nor more than two thousand dollars; and that the jurisdiction for the prosecution of said misdemeanor shall be within the district of the United States court rn which it is committed. Approved, July 1, 1902. __- July 1, 1902. CHAP, 1358.T—An Act To amend ap Act entitled "Au Act in relation to taxes and ,, {-14;,;;,13;;:;:; Lnmghrrgnlgtp,-rérpéhpf Columbia, approved February twenty-eighth, eighteen Be it enacted by the Senate and House ef]? esentatizres 0 f the U "t d gmgyggégeggpagigé States ofzlrnerica in Limgress assembled, Tegzt an Act entitled yin ‘ inarreqn, _ Actin relation to taxes and tax sales in the District of Columbia," ,,Q,§}};,e,,‘*f’- l’· ’°°· rI;ppr·o:;e;ihl`ebmary· ltwenty-erghtlp eighteendhunprgd and ninety-eight, an e same is ere y, amen e o rea as 0 ows: mkgxvf vmrenr in Z‘That the assessor of the Districtof Columbia shall prepare a list oi ag taxles on real lproperty in said District subject to taxation on w ic said taxes are evied and in arrears on the first da f J l f each year hereafter; and the Commissioners of said Distiiigt shall, tix