The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-05-20

mechanical appliance. and shall provide Tor
each person employed therein, no less than
two hundred and fifty cubic feet OF ar
space in day time ana four hundred CUBIC
feet at ui"hJ, and shall have suitable closet
arrangements for each sex employed there
in, as follows: Where there are ten or
moro persons. and three or more TO the
number Of twenty. are OF either sex; d
separate and distinct water closet, either
inside the building, with adequate plumb
ing connections, CT on the outside al least
twenty feet from the building, shall be pro
vjded for each sex: when the number en-
plOyed is more than twenty -nye OF either
sex. there shall be provided an additional
water closet for such sex up to the number
of ffty persons and above that number in
the same ratio, and all such closets shall
be kept strictly and exclusively Tor the use
OF the employees and employer or employers
of such workshop or factory; provided tLilL
where more than one room Is used under
the direction of one employer. al sucn
rooms are to be regarded rs one lshop,. OF
factory. and every such workshop or rae
some condition. all stairways ana the prem
iseS within a radius of thirty feet, shail pe
kept clean, and closets shall be regularly
diSiufpcted and supplied with dlSlntcctdhJS.
and the commissioner of labor ana factory
changes. or any process of cleaning paint
ing or whiteWashiug which they may deem
essential to assure absolute freedom from
obnoxious Odor. Nth. ycrmin d"caNlnE ni'lt
ters or any condition liable 10 impair
health or breed infectious or contaGi"HS
diseases. he shall prevent the operation OF
form 10 tho provisions Of this act, ana
cause the arrest and prosecution OF the per
son or persons operating the same; -
Section ,. No person. for hlmSt1 or iOT
any other person. firm or corporation. snail
give out work TO or contract with, any
other person to perform such work neceS-
sary to make such goods mentioned in sec
ton one. after having received Lollce from
the commissioner of labor or factory IN
spcctorS that said latter person has not
complied with the provisions OF section
Two of this act, which notice ShaII remain
in force, until said person has cohPhGu
with this law. of which notice must De
given to the employer 10y the commissioner
of labor or the factory inspectors. 9
cornorafion heretofore mentioned shall OBJ
tain and keep a record or All persons 70
whom work is given out or contracted 1or'
including their names ana addresses Mh tbi
record shall be opened to Inspection OF tne
commissioner of labor or the factory IN
spectors when called for.
Section >. No person. firm or corpora
ton shall receive, handle or convey to
others. or sell. hold in stock or expose for
sale any goods mentioned III section J. I'M
provided for and prescribed in this act:
but this act shall not include the making or
garments or other goods. by any person ior
another by personal order and when re-
ceiycd for wear or use direct from the
makers hands. and all violations of the
provisions Of this act, STALL be prosecuted
iy any of the factory Inspectors with the
advice and consent of the commissioner OF
labor.
Section o. ANY person. iIlll VI tpt f'i a
ton who shall violate any Of the provisions
Of this act shall upon conviction thereof.
be fined i'll any sum not less than NIFTY dol
lars. nor more than one hundred dollars lot
each offenSe. or imprisoned not less than
thirty, nor more than sixty days; or h"th;
and in all prosecutions brought by or un,
der the direction Of the commissioner or
labor for the violation of this act. he shall
not be held to give security for costs, or
adjudged TO pay any costs, but In all cases
where the accused be acquitted, or is found
to be INDECENT, the costs shall be paid out
OF the county treasury of the county IN
same as the costs in all other cases of
miSdemeanor.
Section : This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved April 20. 1899.