Q. Your own days?
A. Through the courtesy of the superintendent of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western I got the number of days from their books. The number of days worked in 1876, one hundred and sixty-five and three quarters. That was the breaker work in a year, making an average of $14 per month, that is the whole breaker work. You take the mines there, and all they make is an average of $12 per month—of the miners. In 1877 it averaged about—the breaker work—about $16; that would give the miners about $13 per month. In 1878 it lacks an average of $12, which would give the miners nearly $10.
Q. How many days did you make in any month?
A. I took the whole average of the mines.
Q. Got that from what?
A. The books of the company.
Q. Of the company you are working for?
A. Yes, sir.
Isaac Felts, sworn: