Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-05-05

public school where he lives is in
session. Attendance at school shall
be compulsory between and IA years
Of age in cities. towns and villages
during the whole school term, and for
all children between IA and l6 years |
Of age who are not employed in law
full work. No child under 16 years Of
age shall be employed at any work
before a. m. nor later than O'Clock
p. m, nor longer than 10 hours a day
nor more than six days a week, and
shall be entitled to 80 minutes at noon
for meals All persons employing
children under lG years Of age shall
prepare and file list with the school
authorities and the superintendent
shall make out an age and schooling
certificate, after obtaining satisfactory
evidence. Failure to produce school
ing certificate where child employed
is under 16 shall be prima facie eyi-
dence uf illegal employment. Any
one employing a minor contrary to
the provisions Of this act is subject to
fine of $40 to s25 for the 6rst offense
and s25 to $50 for the second, or be
imprisoned for 10 to 30 days. APP
proved February 20.
PURE FOOD LAW.
II. b. 228-At the general election
of 1908 a dairy and food commission
er shall be elected, to receive a salary
Of 81, 900, and actual travelling ex-
pense Of 81, 200 He is allowed oLe
deputy, with qualifications Of chem
list, at salary of $1,000, and such
other deputies as be desires for inspec
tion. It is made unlawful to sell
adulterated food within the meaning
of the exhaustive specifications named.
Detailed descriptions are given Of
what shall be done in making and
marketing butter, cheese, milk, jel-
lies, fruit juices, preserved fruits,
vinegar, maple syrup spices and con-
diments, cider, wine, etc. All pre-
vious sections of the pure food law
are repealed. Approved February 20.
LOCAL INSTITUTES.
II. b. 60-It is made the duty Of
the county school superintendent of
each county to hold three local in
stitutes in his county each year, and
shall be permitted to use part Of the
institute fund for defraying expenses.
The superintendent has the power TO
declare the Office of clerk or director
vacant in cases Of resignation, re-
moval, residence, and failure to
discharge duties, and remaining mem
bers must fill the vacancy at once
When two or more districts desire to
consolidate, their petitions must be
presented to the boundary commission,
and will be considered by that body
according to population and other
conditions. Approved February %.
SELLING LIQUOR TO FEMALES.
s. b. 267-Any person permitting a
female under 81 years Of age to re-
main in or about place where liquor
is sold, or selling or giving liquor to
such female is subject to fine Of Sl0O
to 81, 600; provided that this act shall
not apply to female accompanied by
her husband or parent, or TO any open
public restaurant or diningroom. Ap-
proved February 81.
ERECTING SOLDIERS COTTAGES
II. b. 247-The sum of 81. 600 is ap.
propriated for erecting cottages on
the grounds of the Roseburg home for
inmates Of the home and their wives,
the governor being appointed special
commission to execute the work. Ap-
proved February 81.
FAIR PREMIUM FUND.
II. B. 3Gs-The sum of $40, 600 is
appropriated annually for state agri.
cultural fair premiums, none to be
used for speed premiums AS the
state is making its exhibit this year
with the Lewis and Clark fair, the
annual premium fund lis to be used
in 1905 for improving agricultural
fair grounds and buildings. This
Is an emergency measure
PUBLISHING LEGAL NOTICES.
Ii. b. 92-Legal notices, summons,
citations and legal advertisements re-.
quired to be published must be pub.
lished in a paper published in the
county whore the action or suit rs
pending, If there be such a paper. and
If not, in the one nearest the county