Common use of Underground Clause in Contracts

Underground. WORKINGS That in the underground workings for coal all shafts, inclines and tunnels shall be well timbered (when good mining requires timbering); that all underground timbering placed in the mine shall be kept in good condition and at no time shall such timbering be removed unless al of the coal in the lands have been removed; that at the termination of this lease all underground timbering shall became the property of the lessor without compensation therefor to the lessee; that all parts or workings, where the coal is not exhausted and for good reasons not being worked, will be kept free from water and waste material; and that the underground workings shall be protected against fire and flood and should creeps and squeezes occur they shall be checked without delay; to leave such solid blocks of coal as may be necessary to support the cover and protect the slopes, air-courses, manways, and hauling roads to permit the lessee to mine coal from any lands which he may own or become owner of in adjacent sections of land; and the lessee shall have the use of the slopes, air-courses, manways and hauling roads for the purpose of mining in the adjacent sections provided the lessee shall pay the royalty for the blocks of coal so left for support for protection, if it shall be agreed that the blacks of coal so left shall be more for the benefit of the lessee than to the State of Wyoming, and all coal so paid for may be removed subsequently during the term of this lease without subjecting the lessee to the payment of an additional royalty therefor.

Underground. WORKINGS That in the underground workings for coal all shafts, inclines and tunnels shall be well timbered (when good supported through accepted standard underground engineering/mining requires timbering); practices for coal, that all underground timbering placed in the mine shall be kept in good condition and at no time shall such timbering be removed unless al of the coal in the lands have been removed; that at the termination of this lease all underground timbering timberings shall became become the property of the lessor without compensation therefor to the lessee; that all parts or workings, where the coal is not exhausted and for good reasons not being worked, will be kept free from water and waste material; and that the underground workings shall be protected against fire and flood and should creeps and squeezes occur they shall be checked without delay; to leave such solid blocks of coal as may be necessary to support the cover and protect the slopes, air-courses, manways, and hauling roads to permit the lessee to mine coal from any lands which he may own or become owner of in adjacent sections of land; and the lessee shall have the use of the slopes, air-courses, manways and hauling roads for the purpose of mining in the adjacent sections provided the lessee shall pay the royalty for the blocks of coal so left for support for protection, if it shall be agreed that the blacks blocks of coal so left shall be more for the benefit of the lessee than to the State of Wyoming, and all coal so paid for may be removed subsequently during the term of this lease without subjecting the lessee to the payment of an additional royalty therefor.

Underground. WORKINGS That in the underground workings for coal all shafts, inclines and tunnels shall be well timbered (when good mining requires timbering); that all underground timbering placed in the mine shall be kept in good condition and at no time shall such timbering be removed unless al all of the coal in the lands have been removed; that at the termination of this lease all underground timbering timberings shall became become the property of the lessor without compensation therefor to the lessee; that all parts or workings, where the coal is not exhausted and for good reasons not being worked, will be kept free from water and waste material; and that the underground workings shall be protected against fire and flood and should creeps and squeezes occur they shall be checked without delay; to leave such solid blocks of coal as may be necessary to support the cover and protect the slopes, air-courses, manways, and hauling roads to permit the lessee to mine coal from any lands which he may own or become owner of in adjacent sections of land; and the lessee shall have the use of the slopes, air-courses, manways and hauling roads for the purpose of mining in the adjacent sections provided the lessee shall pay the royalty for the blocks of coal so left for support for protection, if it shall be agreed that the blacks blocks of coal so left shall be more for the benefit of the lessee than to the State of Wyoming, and all coal so paid for may be removed subsequently during the term of this lease without subjecting the lessee to the payment of an additional royalty therefor.

Underground. WORKINGS That in the underground workings for coal all 11 shafts, inclines and tunnels shall be well timbered (when good mining requires required timbering); that all underground timbering placed in the mine shall be kept in good condition and at no time shall such timbering be removed unless al all of the coal in the lands have been removed; that at the termination of this lease all underground timbering timberings shall became become the property of the lessor without compensation therefor to the lessee; that all parts or workings, where the coal is not exhausted and for good reasons not being worked, will be kept free from water and waste material; and that the underground workings shall be protected against fire and flood and should creeps and squeezes occur they shall be checked without delay; to leave such solid blocks of coal as may be necessary to support the cover and protect the slopes, air-courses, manways, and hauling roads to permit the lessee to mine coal from any lands which he may own or become owner of in adjacent sections of land; and the lessee leases shall have the use of the slopes, air-air- courses, manways and hauling roads for the purpose of mining in the adjacent sections provided the lessee shall pay the royalty for the blocks of coal so left for support for protection, if it shall be agreed that the blacks blocks of coal so left shall be more for the benefit of the lessee than to the State of Wyoming, and all coal so paid for may be removed subsequently during the term of this lease without subjecting the lessee to the payment of an additional royalty therefor.