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HB 195 53-0 (1953) Author: Zivley, Lamar A. Relating to repealing articles concerning the State Mining Board and Office of State Mining Inspector, abolishing said board and office and transferring their duties to the Commissioner of Labor Statistics.
HB 445 52-0 (1951) Author: Ehlert, William J. Relating to repealing certain statutes concerning the State Mining Board and Office of State Mining Inspector, abolishing said Board and office and transferring their duties to the Commissioner of Labor Statistics.
HB 312 37-0 (1921) Author: West, Thomas M. | et. al. Relating to abolishing the office of State Mining Inspector and the State Mining Board, placing the duties of that office under the Department of Labor.
HB 316 37-0 (1921) Author: Beasley, Clifton E. | et. al. Relating to abolishing the State Mining Board and conferring its authority, duties, etc., to the Commissioner of Labor Statistics.
HB 7 37-1 (1921) Author: Beasley, Clifton E. | et. al. Relating to conferring the duties of the State Mining Board upon Commissioner of Labor Statistics.
SB 29 37-1 (1921) Author: Burkett, Sr., Joseph W. Relating to abolishing the State Mining Board, conferring duties upon Commissioner of Labor Statistics.
HB 291 36-0 (1919) Author: Nordhaus, Eugene S. | et. al. Relating to making an emergency appropriation for compensation and traveling expenses of the members of the State Mining Board for the period between the date of the taking effect of this Act and September 1, 1919.
HB 15 30-0 (1907) Author: McConnell, W. E. Relating to providing for the health and safety of persons in and around mines, and for creating a State Mining Board and the office of State Mining Inspector and defining the duties of such inspector.


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