Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-05-11

allow an officer OF einploye Of the said bu-
reau to SO enter, shall be deemed guilty OF
'efofe any court Of competent Jurisdiction.
hail be furnished by line not to esceed
one me hundred dollars. be imprisoned in
The expressios faesory or ns'y aaES
shop" anu PUBLIC Of private works used
iehned for them, Respectively, ii an act Ell
" employees" approved March 80, 1888. =
said bureau neR rsu WITH maze fhe 5p
ions of this act, anu no schedule, record or
document gathered or returned by its Off
fsr o or y shall be Wh
thereof, such, reports. schedules and docu,
ments being declared public documents. At
The Of hp e saeon of H et ysa
schedules and, papers accommodating III the
said bureau that may be considered Of no
ynre by ths s0 nm may be de-
etnor and the senate be first obtained for
such destruction.
Sec, I. In addition to the assistant COM
sfded by section one OF this act, the com
missioner of labor shall appoint two depu
ties and two asSstant factory hispsscto a;;
ways. He may also employ such other as
sistants and incur such other expense, not
exceeding three thousand dollars a year, as
may be necessary in the discharge OF the
official duties Of said bureau; such other as
sistants shall be paid for the service rem
dered such compensation as the co1ninis-
sioner Of labor maj, deem proper, but no
\ such assistant shall be, paid more than four
dollars per day in addition to necessary
travelling expenses, ........ AZ -.
reau of labor, provided for by. section two
Of this act, Shall be printed in the same
manner and under the same regulations as
the reports Of the executive officers Of the
tato 1n1 hat m
sand nor more than three thousand copies
Of the report shall be distributed. as the
Judgment Gf Re na nay aee rn
quired by the bureau Of labor IN acco re n!
with the provisions Of this act; shall be FUR,
nished by the secretary of state and paid
Sec. 9. The compensation of said bureau
shall be two thousand five hundred doilars
annual salary for the commissioner, hfteen
ant commissioner, twelve hundred dollars
annual salary for tue factory Inspector, and
one thousand dollars annual salary each Tor
the two deputies and the two assistant rae
tory inspectors, and sum not exe S,e 3 hs
three thousand dollars per ann;1m shall pc
allowed foI the necessary travelling ana IN
cidental expenses Of the bureau: proV p,.e
teal knowledge Of and experience IN the
wnrk and duties required OF them under the
provisions Of this and other acts SHAH De ap-
EOiBted factory inspectors.
propriated out of any money In the treasury.
not otherwise appropriated, the 81 sum OF
twelve thousand two hundred dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to carry
out the provisions Of this act.
Sec. II. CHAPTER one hMndred ana hfteen
the aS lazy # 1Sa a Acts al and pa
Of acts inconsistent with the provisions OF
this act are hereby repealed:
Sec. r. This get shall take nass en re- anu De
Approved April 19. 1893.
CHAPTER III. T. NO 95. ..
AN ACT providing for the protection OF en-
Be eli It e enacted by. the Legislature OF the
Section /. Ali saws planners, wood -shap;
ers. iointers, sand papering machines anu
ironing nlangles all set screws drums AM; anu
and ay-wheels of every description; all cleo
trical dyIiamos anu other dangerous eiec,
trical apparatus and appliances; "a, and ~; al ~
vets pans or otheb ng Hus 'e In any
fa Factory mill or workshop, shall be 50 10
Gated as not to be dangerous to- workmen. or
shall be, as far as praGieaDle ptGpethtiH l
| dangerous places in or about factories,
mills workshops, and public and private
works. near to w VI any emp sbs b 3s
e Securely fenced, enclosed Or otherwise pro
| tected No grindstone, emery. wheel, or any
machine in any faetory MN or s W TonSn F.
Sec ;. 1t shall be. the duty. Of the owner
Of any factory, mill or WORKSHOP, or MS
e eEsr of pthe same Fl uresh supply
or cause to be furnished and supplied there
In, wherever practicable, where machlhety
ical contrivances for the purpose Of throw,
| ing on or off belts or pulleys; and wherever
practicable machinery snail pc p Prey s,a
| LODI for he
! dust from emery wheels and grindstones.
Sec. 3. All hoist-ways, hatch ways, eleva-
tor wells ann Wheel holes In faetores, MUS Is
stores SHAH be securely. fenced enclosed or
otherwise protected, and due diligence shall
b used TO keep all such means OF pr9te e.
| have the same open that the said ha I,
ways, elevators or hosting apparatus may
used All elevator cabs or cars, T IN nr
vided with some suitable. mechanical device,
| whereby the car or cab will be- securely
held in the event Of accident to the es, shipper
vators regularly inspected and insured
against loss resulting from personal INJURIES
| thorized to do business in Minnesota shall
| not be subject to the supervision Of the
| commissioner Of labor or the factory IN
Sec. /. All factories, mills, and work;
| shops shall be kept in cleanly state. and
| free from any afuvia arising from any
1 they shall be- SO Ventilated that while the
| employees are at work therein the air shall
not become so exhausted as to be- injurious
eioset esh co o5 s pry or ap be
| within or communicate directly with the
bake room Of any bakery, or the kitchen of
any hotel or public restaurant Ihe Steep
| inc places for workmen and others EN-.
poyed in bake houses shall be separate ana
! distinct from the places used for the max
Sec. :. In all factories, mills, workshops.
! or other buildings, in which people are EN-.
ployed at manual or other labor proper and
| Sufficient means Of escape In case OF iir e
| shall be provided by more than one way
Of egress, and such means Of escape shall
| at all times be kept free from my obstrVcc:,
ton, in good repair and ready for use 4,
doors leading in or to, such factories, mills
and workshops shall be so constructed as
to open outward, when practicable, and
shall not be, SO locked, bolted or tasteneu
e egrss T PPoper ana rails
shall be provided on all stairways in fac
tories, mills and workshops, and in all fac
@as a ms aaa the Stairs eguar
used by them Shall be properly screened at
| the sides and bottom.
sien se of labor It is Necessary to insure The
safety Of the persons employed in any fac.
tory, mill or workshop, three Or more re
a0fls ay be deemed BY the sad e
as necessary and, Sufficient therefor, shall
be provided on the outside Of such factory,
door door above the first, well fastened and Sc.
| cured and Of sufficient strength. Each of
such fre-escapes shall have landings or
hgs mot w f than enardea ff py in
ings not less than three feet In height and
embracing at least two windows at each
story, and connecting with the interior
ings and the balconies or landings shall be
connected by iron stairs, not less than
twenty -four inches wide, the steps to be
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