course and in proper quantity; and measure with an anemometer the amount of air passing in the last cross-cut or break-through of each pair of entries, or in the last room of each division in long-wall mines, and at all other points where he may deem it necessary; and note the result of such measurements in the mine examiner's book kept for that purpose.
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