JYew IZ and 10 Entries — About 20 persons. The air is not car-
ried through the rooms, so as to ventilate them as required by
Section 11, but instead it is allowed to travel the entries solely.
The rooms are up distances varying from 75 to IfiO feet, and
more. This matter of failure to send the air through rooms on^
these entries was noted in Notice 266. The conditions at the
faces of the rooms must necessarily be worse now than it was-
then.
Old 1^ and 10 Entries — About 20 persons. The same criti-
cism applies to these entries, with respect to failure to send the^
air through the rooms, that is made with reference to the pre-
ceding ones. The work is chiefly on No. 10. The rooms are up
76 feet or more.
No. 21 Entry ^ off 1st Main — 10 persons. The air is not
turned into and carried through the rooms. There are two-
rooms working ahead of the course for the air. This same crit-
icism with regard to failure to send the air through the room&
on the right was made in Notice 266. The matter must be rem-
edied so as to comply with the law.
No. 15 Entry off 1st Main — The rooms are up distances va-
rying from 40 to nearly 200 feet, and all will be driven up a
distance of 200 feet. The requirement of Section 11, in regard
to keeping the air within 60 feet or less of the faces must be
observed.
BEPORT OF INSPECTOR OF MINES* 168

No. 284.
Breokenridge Mines.
April 19, 1892.
Jas. Heron, Esq.,

Supt. Breckenridge Company L'td,

Cloverport, Ky.
