The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-07-15

class, sell. expose or offer for sale any news
papers, magazines or periodicals after the
hour of ten o'clock IN the evening, or be-
fore six O'Clock In the morning; and no
such boy shall be employed as a bOotblack
or in any other street trades or distribute
hand bills between the hours Of seven
O'Clock in the evening or before the hour
Of seven in the morning and no child I'M
der fourteen years Of age shall distribute,
sell, expose or offer for sale any newspapers,
magazines or periodicals or shall work
bootblack or in any street or public trades
or distribute hand bills or shall be en-
ployed or permitted to work IN the dstribu-
ton or sale or exposing or offering for sale
of any newspapers. magazines or periodicals
or as boot5ack or IN other street or pub
lie trades or in the distr. button of handbills
during the hours when the public schools of
the city where such child shall reside are
in session. Provided that permit and
badge may be issued under the terms of this
act to any boy between the ages of fourteen
and sixteen yeas who Is complying and
shall continue to comply with al the legal
requirements concerning school attendance
and who is mentally and physically able to
do such distribution besides his regular
school work, authorizing him to distribute
newspapers between the hours Of four and
six in the morning.
Section 172Sx In cities of the first class
police officers, state factory inspectors or
ass stant factory inspectors and truant
officers of the school board or other attend
ance officers, appointed by the school board
and probation officers of the Juvenile court
shall enforce the provisions of this law
and are hereby vested with all powers
requisite therefor.
Section 1728y. The permit of any child
who shall In any city Of the first class, dis
tribute. sell or offer for sale any newspa-
pers, magazines or periodicals In any street
or public place or work as q bootblack or
In any other street trade. or sell or offer for
sale or distribute any handbils or other ar
ticles In violation Of the provisions Of
this act, shall forthwith be revoked for
1T t..n.5- .%1Jx-
from said child. The refusal OF any child
to surrender such permit, and the distribu-
ton sale or offering for sale Of newspapers,
magazines or periodicals or any goods, or
merchandise or the working by such child
as a bootbiack or In any other street or
public trade or in distributing handbills or
other articles. after notice, by any officer
authorized to grant permits under this law
Of the revocation OF such permit and de-
mand for the return of the badge. shall be
deemed violation Of this act. The per-
NIT of said child may also be revoked by
the officer who Issued such permit, and the
badge taken from such child upon the COM
plant Of any police officer or other attend
ance officer or probation officer of juvenile
court and such child shalt surrender his
permit and badge upon the demand OF any
police officer. truancy or other attendance
officer probation officer Of a Juvenile
court or other officer charged with the duty
Of enforcing this act. In case Of q second
violatn Of this act by any child. he shall
be brought before the Juvenile court. If
there shall be any juvenile court IN the city
where such child resides or, II not. before
any court or magistrate having Jurisdiction
Of ofsenses committed b9 minors and be
dealt with according to law
Section 1929 When In any proceeding
in any court under this section there is any
doubt as to the age Of any child. q verified
baptisDlai certificate or duly attested
birth certificate shall be produced and died
with the court In case neither OF such
certificates can be secured. upon proof of
such fact, the record Of age stated In the
admissible as evidence thereof.
Section 172Sza. Providing that no badge
shall he Issued for a boy selling papers be-
tween the ages of ten and fourteen years by
the state factory Inspector except upon GER
tifieate of the principal of either public,
by said boy. stating aud setting forth that
said boy Is regular attendant upon said
school. No boy under the age OF fourteen
years shall be permitted by any newspaper
publisher or printer or person having for
sale newspapers. or periodicals Of any char
acter. to foiter or remain around any sales
room, assembly room circulation room or
office for the sale OF newspapers between
the hours OF nine In the forenoon and three
In the afternoon oD days when school Is IN
session. Any newspaper publisher printer,
circulation agent or seller of newspapers
shaA upon conviction for permitting news
BOYS to lojter or hang around any assembly
room. Circuit alton room sales room or office
where papers are sold be punishable. by
hne not to exceed one hundred dollars nor
less than twenty-five dollars or by commit
mept to the county jail for not more than
sixty days or less than ten days
Secttoa 2. This act shall take, effect and
be in force from and after It's passage and
publication aasaG 4k a5si5t.s ,5.ai. 1851 s
Annpoyed June IL 1909 H.