The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-02-17
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buildings where there are public
gatherings will get into trouble II
the doors do not swing outward.
The farmer who loses a fine
heifer or horse or other animal
through disease, may be fined or i'm.
prisoned IL he does not bury or burn
the carcass.
The man who seeks to avoid hurt
ing the feelings OF petition circula-
tor by signing the petition, but with
a fictitious name, may have cause to
regret his act over prison fare.
The employment bureau that
makes false representations concern
ing the demand for labor in his To-
cafity is dealt with in severe man.
ner.
The patrons of livery stables may
suffer If they wilfully deceive the
liveryman and drive twenty-five
miles when taking a rig with the I'M
derstanding that is is for just short
trip around town.
The auctloneer of ''phony" goods
will be put cut of business, and the
auction "capper" will likewise lose
his job by being put where he will
have no opportunity to follow his
The householder will have to be
very careful not to point his finger
at the gas or electric meter when he
goes into the cellar Cor potatoes.
Tampering with gas supply pipes,
electric wires, meters, water pipes
or in any manner beating the COM
pany may get the householder before
the justice of the peace.
Blow at Baggage Smasher.
The traveller will have some assur-
ance Of getting all the contents Of
his trunks at his destination if the
criminal code is adopted. The bag
gage smasher must handle the trav-
elers belongings with care or be con-
fronted by the majesty of the law.
The shipmaster. If he knowingly
brings into port of this state an ex-
convict from another country, will
be liable to fine or Imprisonment.
Employees who purchase supplies
for their employers must scorn the
rebate or the commission If they
wish to continue to breathe the sweet
air of freedom.
The tobacco dealer may go to Jail
for a year and pay a fine of $1,000
besides If he sells tobacco in any
form to a minor.
The hardware man and the sport
ing goods dealer. to avoid losing
profits and liberty. must refuse 10
sell revolvers or toy pistols to
minors.
The waterworks owner or mana
ger may suffer long Jail sentence
and a heavy fine if he knowingly per-
mits his plant to supply impure wa
ter to patrons.
The labor aSitator will not be per-
mitted to accept brides for controlling
his actions in reference to labor
and the man who tries to
bride the labor leader is to be pun
ishhed with equal severity.
Railway employees will have to
luench their thirst with water or
some liquor that does not intoxicate,
for intoxication while in discharge
Of their duties will be gross misde-
meanor
The employer of any kind of labor
who holds back wages or denies the
full amount due for the purpose of
forcing his employee to accept less
will be subject to fine and
Imprisonment.
The saloon man will be heavily
penalized if he even admits within
The doors of his place of business
minor or an ex-convict.
The malicious gossip who ISLANDERS
he good name of any virtuous wom-
IN in hearing of.another may be sent
20 Jail and made to pay fine.
The shipper will have violated the
aw If he conceals any foreign sub
stance in mer cha udise.
The jeweler will be made to suffer
f he stamps or brands articles as
sterling silver when they are not, or
f in stamping the degree of fiDeness
IN gold article he represents it to
De more than one carat finer than it
'eally is.
There are $50 sections in the new
ode, of which $50 are new, or prac-
ically new, some of those scheduled
is new sections being radically diff
erent from old ones nartlv dealing