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Miners drill two or more holes into coal to place the explosive charges.

193. Drilling Prior to Setting Explosives

'This very coarse lumpy mine run coal is the result of proper shooting. The miner is paid on a tonnage basis for loading this coal into mine cars. He is required to watch his coal carefully as he loads it and see that no impurities become mixed with the coal.'

194. Miner Prepares to Load Coal After Shooting

Two miners work with a cutting machine at Pursglove No. 15.

195. Miners Operating a Cutting Machine at Pursglove No. 15

Miner drilling holes for explosives at Jamison No. 9.

196. Drilling Prior to 'Setting' Explosives at Jamison No. 9

Two miners working to support the roof in the Itmann Coal Co. mine. <br /><br />

197. Miners at Work in an Itmann Coal Company Mine

A miner is operating a cutting machine at the Price Hill Colliery Co. mine

198. Miner Operating a Cutting Machine, Price Hill Colliery Company

'A very small cutting machine or a v.m. drilling machine. Probably a cutting machine'

199. Miners Operating a Cutting Machine

A miner operating an electric shuttle car filled with coal.

200. Electric Shuttle Car

Miners operating mining equipment at Thomas, W. Va. mine.

201. Mining Equipment at Thomas, W. Va.

Group portrait of miners and horses inside a mine. 'Dr. Parkinson said a copy of this picture appeared in Natural Geographic's Pictorical Study of Appalachia.'

202. Miners and Their Horses

'Interior mine scene shows men using the lard oil miner's lamp and the use of horses as well as mules. New England Mine.'

203. Interior of New England Mine

Three miners hard at work as coal comes down a conveyor.  Copyright Photo by William Vandivert, 21 East Tenth Street, New York 3, N. Y.

204. Mining Coal