miner

miner
One who mines, particularly one engaged directly in the occupation of extracting coal or ore from the earth. Anno: 11 ALR 155. The meaning of the word "miner" must depend on the construction given in the particular jurisdiction. Watson v Lederer, 11 Colo 577, 19 P 602. See gin men.

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