The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29

msnt within this State for more than l sixty hours in any one week, the pro-
 visions of this section shall be in force
 and effect from and after January l.
 1908.
 Sec. s. No child under sixteen years
 of age shall be employed or detained
 In. or be in or about any mill, factory. Lor manufacturing establishment within
 this State, between the hours or seven l o'clock p. m., and six o'clock a- ms standard time, nd no child over stx-
 teen and under eighteen years or age shall be So employed or detained be- tween said hours for more than eight hours in any one night, the provisions | Of this section shall be in force and ex-
 feet from and after January l, 1905. | Sec. {. It shall be unlawful for any 1 person. firm or corporation to eEnpicSs | or astain in or permit to work m, or De in or about any mill, factory, or manufacturing eBtablishment any child l unaer eighteen years of age. without first requiring said child to present on blank furnished by the employer, tha
 form of which nall be provided by the Inspector, the affidavit of the parent or guardian or other person standins n parental relation to such child. stat ing the date and place of birth Of saio child Said affidavit shall be- nled by
 such employers within ten days after the employment of such child. n the office of the Judge of Probate or shia county, and shall be numbered ana lA- | beled with the name of the cniin, Anu a complete index thereof made and pre- served as other records in said once For the services so rendered the 1uoks of Probate shall receive from the coun- ty treasury ten cents for each such @.- | fdavit. A copy of said attidavlt shnaa
 be forwarded. within ten days after the employment of such child 10 ths An AEnn erfarN al A. Soc. 6. Any person.. firm or corpQr~
 ntion who violates any of the provis- Ions of this Act, or who knowingiE permits any child to be employee or as- taIned in, or be in or about ms. tneik or its mills. factory or manufacturine l establishments. contrary 70 tne plus, p.s,ss. ions of this Act, shall be deemed eulits of a mIsdemeanor and on conyicuonf' he punished by fine of not less than afty dollars nor more than one nun
 dred dollars, for each onense.
 Sec. c. Any person. firm or corpor- ation, who violates any provision oL tnis article. or who employs any cnilas or ErowInglv permits any. child to be ena- pIoyed. or to work in or about CT pc taIned in. or be in or about any mfAls eactorv or manufacturing eBrablisn- ment contrary to law, or who Lauh 2. refuses to obey promptly every iawLuR order or direction given hY the inspscs-
  be fined not less than fifty dollars nor
 more than one "ndrad dollars. and up
 on second conviction, for any
 violation of s law. must be fined not less wan one hundred nor more than i've hundred dollars, and Y | a natural person be sentenced 70 nAre | labor for not more than six months ano any person, who knowingly makes any | false afndavit, when an aftidavit ia re- auired hereby Is guilty of perjury.
 See [. The Inspector of Jaiis ana | Almshouses Is charged with the duES | of inspecting all mills. factories ana manufacturing establishments wherein
 vvomen and children work, and he must l inspect every such mill, factory or manufacturing establishment at least | four times @ year if practicable, witn- l out notice of his purpose to- do so. ha shall thoroughly inspect such mane- l featuring establishments. and escer- tain their sanitary condition. and wne- l ther a good supply of fresh drinking water and fresh air and suitable water | closets for the women and girls are | provided, separate and apart from 1 those for the use of boys and men. and | particularly the ages and conditions ox | the children employed, at work En- or | detained therein; and shall caretully
 examine all afidavits hled in the Pro- 1 bate office under this law and in con- | nection herewith. the children named therein and all other matters concerns | ing the operation and condition or tho | manufacturing establishments in which | children work or are detained, or make
 written orders requiring correction of l any defects in or apout tho mill or 1 misunderstanding establishment. and | make wlitten report to the Governor of I every examination of every manuract- l urinE establishment inspected by him. | and note every refusal or failure 70 l comply with or observe the law, In any
 respect, which reports must be pubiisn~ | cd annually.
 Sec. s. 1t shall be the duty of the Inspector to remove from any mill, factory or manufacturing establish- | ment. any child found working or de- 1 tafned therein contrary to law, and 70 remove therefrom any child who ls ax- hIcted with any infectious, contagious | of communicable disease. The tudg- ment of the Inspector as to the remov- i al of any child shall be final and cor-
 Sec 9. It shall be the duty of the
 Inspector to institute prosecutions | against the owners. operators, mana | gers and superintendents of any such
 mill, factory or manufacturing essap- 1 lishment for every violation of law l that they may discover. and to furnish to the Solicitor of the Circuit or Coin- ty the names and addresses of all nee- | essary witnesses.
 Sec. 10. The Inspector shall have free access at any time. to any mills factory or manufacturing establish- ment wherein women and children
 work, or are detained. and any person
 who refuses to alloy the Inspector to
 have free access to a manufacturtng
 establishment and every part thereof, or who flinders or obstructs him In i'm spection, or makes any false or miss l leading statement 70 the Inspectoy about the establishment it's operation or condition, or about any person work ing or detained therein or who falls
 to have a plainly printed copy of this law posted up in the office and in ev- cry room in which any person works | in the mill, factory or manufacturing l establishment, must on conviction pc fined not less than one hundred nor more than five hundred dollars, and on subsequent conviction be fined not less | than five hundred dollars, and may be
 sentenced to hard labor for not more l than one year.
 Sec. II. Any owner or manager of q mill factory or manufacturing estab- lishment who disobeys any order of the Inspector. removing child from the min, factory or manufacturing estaD@
 lishment; or who permits any child
 who has been removed by the Inspect- or 10 return to work therein, or to be in or about the mill, factory or lnann-