The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15

afternoon, but no such child shall be en-
ploycd In any store for q longer period than
zen hours In any one day. nor more than
six days IA any week. total or
iifty-hVC hours during eAch week
Section lI2Sc. X shall be the duty OF
the ccED Saioner Of labor she factory In
spPctOr % any assistant factory inspectors
10 enforce all the provisions OF the statutes
regulating or relative to child labor.
ana 10 prosecute violations of the same be-
fore any court Of competent Jurisdiction In
this state. II shall be the duty os the said
commissioner OF labor or the factory in
spector or assistant factory inspectors or
truant officers and they are hereby author
lied and empowered to visit and Inspect. at
all reasonable times and as often as pos
slble, ali places covered by this act. The
factory Inspector and assistant factory In
spectors shall have the power of truant
officers 10 enforce all legal requirements re-
i9ting to school attendance.
Section lT2Se. The commissioner OF la
hor the factory inspector or assistant fac
tory inspectors may refuse 10 grant permits
IN the case Of children who may seem phyal-
cally unable to perforia the labor ut which
they may be employed.
Section 1T2sf. No person, firm or cor
poration shall employ or permit any child
under sixteen years OF age to have the care,
custody. management or operation OF any
elevator.
Section iI2Sg. The words ''manufactur
ing establishment" factory or work
shop as used in this act, shall be construed
to mean any place where goods or products
are manufact or repaired, dyed cleaned.
or assorted, stored or packed, In whole or
In part, for sale or for wages.
Section l72Sh I. Any person, firm or
corporation agent or manager OF any corpo-
ration who, whether for himself or for such
firm or corporation or by himself or
through agents. servants, or foreman, shall
violate or fail to comply with any OF the
provisions OF this act or snail hinder or de-
lay the commissioner Of labor, the factory
inspector or assistant factory inspectors.
or truant officers. or any or either Of them
IN the performance Of their duty. or refuse
to admit or shut or lock them out from any
place required to be inspected by this act.
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
not less than twenty-five dollars nor morn
than one hundred dollars for each onenss,
or by imprisonment In the county jail not
longer than thirty days.
2. Any corporation which, By It's agents,
officers or servants, shall violate or fall to
comply with any Of the provisions
Of Ibis act shall be liable to the above PEN
alties, which may be recovered against such
corporations In action for debt or assumpsit
brought before any court OF competent Jurls-
diction.
Section 172sL Any parent or guardian,
who suffers or permits child to be EN-
ployed, at any gainful occupation directly
or Indirectly, or suffered or permitted to
work In violation Of this act, shall be guilty
OF a misdemeanor. and upon conviction
thereof shall be :lned not less than five nor
prisonmcnt in the county jail not longer
than thirty days.
Section Q This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after It's passage and
Approved June 9, 1909.