Mine No. 2 Jobs, Ohio
Posted by JRW on June 13, 2012
Mine No. 2 Jobs, Ohio
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The mine operated untill 1940. It was a slope mine – there were two mines (NO 1 and No 2) served by one tipple. They used horses to pull mine cars out of the mine and perform other haulage chores. The stable for these horses could accomadate 125 horses. The hill along the track, with the RR cars at the base is a pile of slack coal. Jobs, Hocking County
from Walter R. Ervin
The Little Cities Archive 
Nathan Mohney said
My grandpa Denver Todd Mohney worked and lived in jobs with his dad inal mohney
Mike Halaiko said
My maternal grandfather, Joe Callahan, and his eldest son, Richard Callahan, both from Ball Street in New Straitsville, Ohio, used to hitch-hike down to Jobs, and work one of the mines there.