The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-05-04

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10 the other sex. Such closets shalt be
| properly screened and ventilated. and ut
i aM ume sn6 6ePit in clean and good sani-
WORKSHOPS, and in all other places where
the labor performed by the operator is Of
such character that it becomes desirable
or necessary to change the clothing wholly
or IN part, before leaving the building at
the close Of a days toll, separate, dressing
rooms room shall De provided Tor women and
girls whenever SO required by the factory
Inspector.
Sec s. No etnploye in any factory mill
works, shall be permitted or allowed to re-
move, or displace or destroy any guard for
DANGEROUS oafa; machinery and places ana other
shall have provided in accordance with the
provisions OF this act, excepting in act ord
ance with the rules and regulations pro-
Sec. o. Whenever there occurs. in con-
n n, With AIRY factory, mill. workshop,
OF any public or private works in the state
aH! accident or injury to any individual.
producing death or requiring the aid of a
surgeon SURGEON 1t shall be the duty of the en-
charge of the work upon which or in con
nection with which the accident or injury
occurred, to send written notice of the.
accident to the commissioner of labor with
In ten days of the time of the accident or
injury stating as fully possible, the time
or place when or where said accident or in
jury occurred, the name and residence Of
tae person or persons killed or injured, and
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persons nave been removed.
Sec: 40. a cory Of the first ten sections
OF this act, together with the name and adj
dress OF the commissioner Of labor printed
in a legibe manne1. shall be Kept posted in
each WorkrOom OF every factory, mill and
workshop. and III che Office of every public
AIS agent or superintendent being supplied!
win copies thereof by the commissioner of
labor Sor or y, by one Of the factory inspectors:
missioner of labor and of each of the fac
tory inspectors, under tive direction and
supervision Of said commits. ioner, to secure
! the enforcement of this act and of other
acts providing for the prot ec1ion of EN-
pioyes now or hereafter to be enacted. And
at all reasonable hours, and at all times
during working hours. and as often as shall
shops, buildings and public and private
works where labor is employed in this
state In the enforcement of this act the
sald commissioner and factory inspectors
snail give proper notices or orders to the
person owning. operating or managing tie
Ilact9ry. mills workshop. hotei: restaurant
pul'dlng public or private works inspected
! Dv them or by either Of them. The inspec-
tors shall enter in books. provided for that
purpose. copies of all notices and orders
gwen by them. and a record of all inspec-
lions and examinations made. and these
books shall be filed and preserved in the
shall also make complaints to the county
attorney or other proper prosecuting officer.
OF tle proper court III the several counties
or municipalities. respectively, OF all Viola
tions OF this act. and of other laws for the
protection Of employees.
Sec. u. Whenever a factory inspector. in
connection with his visit to any factory
workshop, building. or public private.
works. finds on the part Of the person own
ing, operating Or aging the same any
ACT. default or omission mentioned in any
local ordinance of any city. town or village.
provided for the protection Of employees, the
said inspector shall give written notice OF
said act, omission default to the proper
local municipal authority or department.
ana ana; take e.- any steps permissible under SAID
same. Whenever any act omission, men
| toned under this act. is also act or
omission under the provisions of any local
ordinance of any city or municipality, any
person who has previously given written
notice to the proper local authority or de-
days. petition in writing. to the comn,is-
sioner Of labor. providing the said local a1l-
thority or department have not in the
said commissioner. upon the receipt Of said
petition. either in person or by one of the
factory inspectors. shall. as soon as posi-
bic. examine into the matter and take such
steps as may be necessary to enforce this
act and other acts providing for the pro-
'estion &, Of e T Grsrs On, notices reorea
under this chapter shall De written or
printed, and signed officially by the commits
inspectors. and may be served by one OF
those officers or by any other officer or in
different person, by delivering to the person
upon whom service is to i,e made. or 10y
leaving at his usual place o. abode or bust
ness an attested copy thereof. Notice 10
one member OF ir,n shsl' be notice to
president secretary Or treasurer or nana2-
ing agent or superintendent of q CORPORA
ton. shalt be notice 10 such corpora ton.
Sec IA. Any person agS,9evei by the or
der. requirement or direction Of a factory
inspector may. within ten days from the
| day Of service thereof. apply for an iniunr-
to judge of the district court. and there
upon. after such notice as the said judge
hearing may be had before some judge Of
said court. within thirty days. al such coll
der. or TIC said judge may appoint three eS-
pertS to examine the matter and hear the
parties. which experts shall be disnterested
persons and skilled in the subject matter of
the controversy, and the decision of the
said court upon the report Of the said eN-
perts. or a majority thereof. in writing I'M
date OF such hearing in the 'lert Office.
Of said court. in the county wherein is the
subject Of the controversy, may either alter
the order, requirement or direction of such
Inspector, annul it in full or affirm the
same. A duly certified copy of said de-
cision. so fled aforesaid: shall have the
original order Of the inspector. and shall
| take the place Of said original order Tho
to experts appointed under the provisions
Of this section. TO be paid from the contin-
gent fund of the bureau Of labor provided
the appeal is decided against the order Of
the inspector. aud TO be paid by the parry
taking the appeal in case the order of the
inspector is sustained.
Sec. l.. The county attorney OF any
county. or tie proper prosecuting officer of
any city or municipality in the state. is
hereby authorized and directed. upon the
request of the commissioner OF labor or
Of any factory inspector. to commence and
to prosecute to termination before the
proper conrt. actions and proceedings
against the person or persons residing with
in the limits .of his county or municipality.
ions of this az. and other acts for the pro-
lection of employees
Sec to co amy wIh an Wn 90 the foreron
requirements or provisions OF this act
who diSreGards any order notice Or require
ment Of said commissioner or OF factory
inspector. when said order or notice is made
in accordance with the provisions of this
act, or who ohstructs or interferes with any
examination or Investigation being made by
factory inspector. shall be guilty OF :!
naiSfeDeanor. and upon cen victlOn thereof,
shall be punished by fine Of not less than
twenty five dollars nor more than one hun
dred dollars. by imprisonment not less
than fifteen days nor more than ninety
days. No criminal prosecution shall. be
made for any violation OF the provisions OF
the first seven sections of this act until
thirty days after notice in writing. by a
factory inspector, or the commissioner OF
labor of any change necessary to he made
has been served upon said person. aud not
then If. in the meantime. such changes have
been made. in accordance with such notiii:
not. however be allowed to the owner.
agent or manager OF any factory. mill:
workshop or other building where said
owner agent ito, OF manager a,an haS Deeh ordered
sanitary condition. the only defect OF said
closet or privy being due to the neglect
carelessness in its management or super
,-iSion no ma vlF Dnrt in